Report from Celebrancy Industry Training Representative To: Associations Meeting of the Attorney-Generals’ Marriage Law and Section  Download: Report_from_Industry_Training_Representative-AGD.pdf From: Rona Goold IRC Client ServicesEmail: admin @ coalitionofcelebrantassociations.org.au  Date: 29th October 2019 2020/2021 is when the celebrancy training package is planned to be reviewed. Exact details as to how and when this would proceed are not at all clear. The Joyce Review of the VET system may circumvent the whole process.  The VET process has been an interesting journey, based upon the government decision in 2002 to choose the VET competency-based system rather than an accredited course.     In changing The Marriage…

Review of Certificate IV in Celebrancy for celebrants for 2020/21 To: The Attorney-General’s Department and Marriage Celebrants Associations Meeting. From: The Celebrancy Industry Representative, Client Services Industry Reference Committee Date: 21 May 2019 For those who are not aware, in February 2017, I applied for and was appointed in October 2017 by the Australian Industry and Skills Committee1 to the position of Celebrancy Representative on the Client Services Industry Reference Committee (IRC) on the basis of my long experience as a celebrant, my experience in staff training in a previous life, my membership of a number of celebrant associations, my…

Workforce Development - Vocational Education & Training Report October 2016Purpose:To provide an update on the status of celebrancy training through the VET system and to make a recommendation for the Department to consider in order to ensure that applicants for registration as a celebrant have a high standard of competence.Background:Attachment Aprovides an overview of the current arrangements within the VET system in relation to responsibility for the development and review of celebrancy qualifications.  It also highlights some errors that have been identified in the published documents and the process for reporting errors.Ensuring that graduates of the Certificate IV course have…

Note: The Client Services Industry Reference Committee (IRC), along with 16 other industry reference committee, is supported by SkillsIQ -  a not-for-profit, independent Skills Service Organisation supporting a range of Industry Reference Committees (IRCs) to undertake training product development that ensures skills meet future industry needs. e-Letter to  R Goold. Dear Ms GooldOn behalf of the Australian Industry and Skills Committee (AISC), I would like to congratulate you on your successful nomination for membership of the Client Services Industry Reference Committee (IRC).The AISC endorsed the structure and membership of the Client Services IRC on 19 October 2017. The approved structure and membership is…