QCAN Member Meeting Networking

Facilitated by Kylie Brannelly 

QCAN have been funded by the Queensland Government to develop an OSHC Educator Micro-credential. This exciting initiative is a first for the Australian OSHC sector and QCAN will design, develop and deliver the micro-credential to address our specific industry skill gaps. 

The program aims to:

• support a range of approaches to micro-credentials targeting priority industry skills by industry and through regional partnerships
• improve employability of participants by providing skills in demand from industry
• increase labour productivity of enterprises through investment in technical, digital or other emerging issues not addressed through existing VET products.

Further information about the funding program can be accessed here Micro-credentialing Program | Department of Youth Justice, Employment, Small Business and Training (desbt.qld.gov.au). Consultation is an important part of the program and we look forward to meeting with you to discuss this new initiative for our sector as well as other initiatives connected with the Queensland Government ‘Our sector | our workforce | our strategy 2023-2027 which is supported by record funding of $80 million over the next four years. The first step of which is qualifications, skills and pathways.

Micro-credentialing Program

Read about how micro-credentials will provide opportunities to support changing workplaces by providing focused training for new and transitioning employees.