How to support your learners: Turn hindsight into foresight with your SMS and LMS
Delivering exceptional support for learners is a mark of a truly successful training organisation.
Starting to feel the AVETMISS stress? If you’ve been validating your data until error-free ahead of time via your Student Management System’s integration with NCVER, there’s no need to fret this holiday season. With error-free data, you’ll be able to submit as soon as the window opens on 1 January, instead of working up until the last minute on 28 February.
NCVER has shared some important data reporting tips in their recent Data Support Bulletin:
So that correct final outcomes appear on students’ USI transcripts and to avoid reporting issues, please ensure:
NCVER also noted that every year some RTOs think they have submitted their data, but their data has actually only been validated.
If you are submitting data directly to NCVER, after successful validation of your data you will need to:
Your details need to be up to date for you to be able to submit your annual AVETMISS data before the deadline. If any of your RTO details have changed, for example CEO or legal/business name, it's important to ensure that you update them on training.gov.au as soon as possible.
If you’re an aXcelerate client, you’ll be able to upload and validate your data directly within aXcelerate via our integration with NCVER’s AVETMISS Validation Software (AVS).
You can learn how to do this in our Help Guide here: https://axcelerate.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360001140336-NCVER-Integration.
In this webinar, our Onboarding Specialists Charissa and Rowan show how to use aXcelerate’s pre-validation tool to detect and fix your AVETMISS errors. Watch the webinar below.
Delivering exceptional support for learners is a mark of a truly successful training organisation.
Martin Powell is the CEO of the VET Development Centre, whose experience working with ACPET and on the National Advisory for Tertiary Education Skills and Employment has established him as a prominent leader in the VET industry. He sits down with Reay Mackay, founder and managing director of aXcelerate, to discuss his experiences in the industry.