- Resource – helping demotivated students
- NCVER – Effective teaching and learning: teacher perspectives on what works best for whom
- NCVER – Effective teaching and learning: teacher perspectives on what works best for whom – support document
- NCVER – Research insight: Developing higher-level VET teaching skills
- All gender bathroom locations at Monash University Clayton
- TAE ASS Assessment Task 3 Advice
Hosted by MSATPD, these meetings are an opportunity for us to all keep in touch, discuss concerns, share ideas and make plans!
Please add to your calendar if you wish to join!
Here you will find a list of FREE Professional Development sessions run by MSATPD trainers, for MSATPD trainers.
If you are interested in sharing your skills and knowledge with your fellow trainers, please contact Blair.
- CPR – Saturday 12 April 2025 from 9am – Email to book in
- Auslan – delivered online, taking expression of interest
- Mental health first aid, $25 for a 4 hour course, taking expression of interest
Recordings of in-house PD sessions will be listed below.
- How to conduct validation
- Auslan taster powerpoint slides only
- National Microcredentials Framework: What is it? Why is it being implemented?
- How to create a powerful PowerPoint presentation
- Lean into Resilience – Recording (apologies, recording for the first half of session did not work.) / Slides
- Online Learning and Assessment
- Building Connections in Vocational Education and Training: Enacting a Humanising Pedagogy of VET
- Complaints Handling – Stefanie Maccar
- Your Face Matters – Deniese Cox
- Depression, Anxiety and Substance use – Stefanie Maccar
Enter your list of PD ideas and share with your fellow MSATPD trainers at AnswerGarden – Don’t forget to refresh!
- Ideas for professional development for trainers
- www.iteca.edu.au – all trainers should have access to this, please contact us if you do not.
- Sunflower Training – Hidden Disabilities
MSA Training and Professional Development
MSA
- White Card has started being delivered!
- Setting up ‘discount codes’ through the website for promotions
- Creating a learning culture – if you are interested in developing and delivering PD sessions to your fellow trainers, please get in contact with us. These are paid at $400, roughly 4 hours of prep (pwps, handouts, etc) and 2 hours delivery via Zoom.
- Brainstorming ways MSATPD can continue delivering training with the reduced funding.
All staff, students, title holders, contractors, volunteers and University Council members must observe the principles and expectations
encompassed in this Code of Conduct (Child Safe Standards) (the “Code”) and the Child Safe Standards Framework (persons herein
referred to as ‘individuals’).
This Code outlines appropriate standards of behaviour towards children and in the company of children for all individuals acting for or on
behalf of the University and our reporting obligations. A child is any person under 18 years of age.
The Code serves to protect children, reduce any opportunities for abuse or harm to occur, and promote child safety both at the University
and in the community in which we participate. Such harm may occur in the form of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse and
neglect.
Where an individual breaches the Code, the University may take disciplinary action, including in the case of serious breaches, summary
dismissal or exclusion from the University, or termination of contract.
The University requires all individuals to comply with this Code of Conduct and the Child Safe Standards Framework.
Have your say about child safety at MSATPD
We value your input, if you have any suggestions or advice on how we can continue being a child safe environment please email msa-monashtraining@monash.edu
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