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Artibus Innovation is pleased to announce that our 2019-20 yearbook is now available to download. This summarises the most recent Training Package (CPC & CPP) endorsements and outlines ongoing projects. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all who Read More
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The Australian Industry Skills Committee (AISC) has directed that the qualifications below be transitioned to the Standards for Training Packages2012. CPP20511 Certificate II in Fire Protection Inspection and TestingCPP30811 Certificate III in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing CPP40811 Certificate IV in Read More
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It is very timely that, under the direction of the Property Services Industry Reference Committee, Artibus Innovation is undertaking a review of these Cleaning qualifications and associated components: CPP20617 Certificate II in CleaningCPP30316 Certificate III in Cleaning OperationsCPP40416 Certificate IV in Cleaning Management Read More
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On behalf of the Construction Industry Reference Committee, Artibus Innovation is pleased to announce that at the August 2020 meeting, the Australian Industry Skills Committee (AISC) fully endorsed the above releases of the Construction, Plumbing and Service (CPC) Training Package. Read More
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The Australian Government is continuing to tackle urgent workforce needs, most recently through fast-tracked new and updated training for the information and communications technology (ICT) sector. New skill sets have been endorsed to help address skill needs in cyber incident Read More
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The Australian Industry Skills Committee’s Emergency Response Sub Committee recognises that there is a greater need than ever to reskill and upskill workers, particularly where their jobs have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The sub-committee is also exploring opportunities Read More
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To support Australian business to stay open and keep workers COVID-19 safe, a new Cross Sector Infection Control unit and skill set has been released by the Australian Government. The new unit and skill set has been designed for all Read More
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The 2020 Construction, Plumbing and Services Industry Skills Forecast has been submitted for consideration by the AISC at its upcoming meeting in August. The full 2020 CPC Industry Skills Forecast is available for download on our Resources Page, along with forecasts Read More
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In response to the February 2020 directive and further correspondence from the AISC, the workplace assessment requirement has been removed from the Building and Construction qualifications package and final endorsement by the AISC is expected at the August meeting. For Read More
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CPC Release 5.0 The Construction Industry Reference Committee (IRC) has been addressing the directives from the Australian Industry Skills Committee (AISC) February meeting. Once these have been resolved, CPC Release 5.0 will proceed to final endorsement by the COAG Skills Council. Read More
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Validation Draft The validation draft of BIM training products for the construction industry is now available for final stakeholder consideration. We are seeking feedback to confirm that the content of the proposed units of competency meets industry needs. The project is being guided Read More
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Validation Survey Updated drafts of the surveying and spatial information services training products are now available for stakeholder confirmation that the structure and content of the proposed units and qualifications meets industry needs. The drafts can be downloaded from the project page on Read More
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- Artibus Newsletter February 2021
- Newsletter #1 January 2021
- Season's Greetings from Artibus Innovation
- News Alert - Certificate III in Carpentry
- CPC Release 5.0 now available
- Update on CPC and CPP Training Package releases
- CPC and CPP Training Package news
- Cleaning qualifications review
- Artibus Innovation year book
- Cleaning review, CPP and CPC transitions and deletions
- News Edition #15
- News Edition #14
- Surveying and Spatial Information Services
- News Edition #13
- Certificate III in Carpentry validation
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