Major national review of creative arts vocational qualifications complete
A major review of the CUA Creative Arts and Culture training package has been completed and released for use on training.gov.au. As part of the two-year, systematic review, 52 qualifications were added and 53 removed. Similarly, 55 skill sets were added, with 49 removed. While the new suite of qualifications mirrors the old thematically, with pathways in diverse creative fields including dance, screen and media, visual arts, and live technical production, each element has been revisited with industry to ensure currency. Several new specialisations or areas of knowledge have been added to reflect industry trends and demand, such as the new museums and galleries specialisations to be found in the Arts and Cultural Administration qualifications. These represent the first vocational pathways for the GLAM sector in Australia, and were heavily informed by the expertise of Western Australian stakeholders.
Visit training.gov.au to explore the new CUA Creative Arts and Culture training package
A major review of the CUA Creative Arts and Culture training package has been completed and released for use on training.gov.au. As part of the two-year, systematic review, 52 qualifications were added and 53 removed. Similarly, 55 skill sets were added, with 49 removed. While the new suite of qualifications mirrors the old thematically, with pathways in diverse creative fields including dance, screen and media, visual arts, and live technical production, each element has been revisited with industry to ensure currency. Several new specialisations or areas of knowledge have been added to reflect industry trends and demand, such as the new museums and galleries specialisations to be found in the Arts and Cultural Administration qualifications. These represent the first vocational pathways for the GLAM sector in Australia, and were heavily informed by the expertise of Western Australian stakeholders.
Visit training.gov.au to explore the new CUA Creative Arts and Culture training package
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