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Please welcome our new PADI RTO Trainer Lindsay Devery
Please welcome our new PADI RTO Trainer Lindsay Devery from Jetty Dive. Lindsay became a PADI RTO Trainer in April 2015. A PADI Staff Instructor, Lindsay has teaching PADI courses for 5-years and has certified over 500 divers. “I cannot thank PADI enough for its support and expertise in finalising my RTO Trainer registration. Dive Instructing is my life-long job, passion and hobby. Being able to extend that passion to Nationally Accredited VET First Aid certifications with PADI, is something I am really excited about. As a PADI IDC Staff Instructor at Jetty Dive Centre, I understand the importance of PADI Standards […]
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Congratulations to our newest PADI RTO Trainer, Mark Robertson
Congratulations to our newest PADI RTO Trainer, Mark Robertson, owner of Go Dive Brisbane. Mark become a PADI RTO Trainer in April 2015. “Founded in 2000, Go Dive Brisbane has a reputation for quality instruction and advice, professionalism, value and most importantly, safety. I am very pleased to announce that Go Dive Brisbane is now able to offer vocational first aid training in conjunction with PADI RTO. My many experiences of having to deliver first aid in the real world, have taught me just how important first aid training is, and I look forward to sharing this knowledge and […]
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New PADI RTO Coordinator
We are very pleased to introduce you to PADI RTO Coordinator Sarah Ward. Sarah has extensive experience working with training organisations in both the UK and Australia. She currently holds tertiary qualifications in Commerce, Business Administration and Maritime Archaeology, is a PADI Divemaster, an ADAS/UK HSE commercial diver, and holds a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. You can reach Sarah through email at rto@padi.com.au or by calling 02 9454 2865.
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New Standards for Registered Training Organisations in 2015
The Ministers at the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Industry and Skills Council agreed; to new regulatory Standards for training providers and regulators. The new Standards represent another important step towards an effective risk-based regulatory system and introduce important changes that strengthen industry engagement, improve the quality of training and reduce the regulatory burden on training providers. The new Standards also increase protections for students who want to undertake nationally recognised training and strengthen the requirements for the delivery of training and assessment qualifications – qualifications which underpin the overall quality of training delivered in the VET system. The new […]
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