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The following links provide access to information on the international education and training industry, including information on Australia's education, training and science capabilities. There is also a range of information on Australia's international networks and the recognition of international educational and professional qualilfications. Scroll down to find links to: |
Australian Education International - National Office Of Skill Recognition (AEI-NOOSR) helps overseas-trained professionals (resident in Australia) to have their qualifications recognised in Australia by helping them to meet, or prepare to meet, specific academic or professional requirements for registration.
The Asia Pacific Academic Recognition Network (APARNET) promotes and facilitates discussion on qualifications recognition and related issues amongst the Nationl Academic Recognition and Information Centres (NARICs) of the Asia-Pacific region.
The Australian Qualifications Framework is a unified system of national qualifications in schools, vocational education and training and the higher education sector.
Teaching Australia - Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership is the relevant assessing authority for teaching qualifications for migration under the General Skilled Migration Programme.
Trades Recognition Australia provides occupational skills assessment services for people intending to migrate to Australia and domestic skills assessments for Australian residents.
Australian Education International (AEI) provides leadership across all levels of government and industry to support the sustainable development of a world-class and globally connected international education and training system in Australia.
The AEI International Network allows AEI to represent and advance Australia’s education, science and training interests overseas.
The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) is a database of accredited institutions and courses for overseas students.
Professional International Education Resources (PIER) provides people working in international education with an extensive collection of resources relating to international education, including references and research reports.
The Study in Australia web site is the official Australian Government website for advice to prospective international students on studying in Australia.
IDP Education is a global company offering student placement and English language testing services in addition to links, resources and information on the international education community in Australia.
European Commission (Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities) – New Skills for New Jobs is an initiative to improve the capacity of EU Member States to anticipate and match labour market and skills needs in the EU.
European Centre for the Development of Educational Training (CEDEFOP) – Future Skill Needs provides a platform for dialogue and information exchange on future skills needs and presents new research outcomes for informed decision-making.
Commission of the European Communities – Anticipating and matching labour market and skills needs proposes a series of actions to match skills with vacancies, to organise skills assessments on a permanent basis, to pool the efforts of Member States and other international organisations, and to develop better information on future needs.
European Centre for the Development of Educational Training – Future Skill Supply in Europe presents the results of the first skill supply forecast in Europe until 2020, complementing the preceding forecast of skills demand.
The Australian Education International (AEI) Database of Research on International Education contains details of books, articles, reports and links to other relevant websites on various aspects of international education from publishers in Australia and overseas.
AEI Country Education Profiles (subscription) is an essential publication for anyone requiring guidance on how to compare overseas higher education, postsecondary, technical and vocational qualifications.
ABS Australian Social Trends 2007 - International Students in Australia draws on several sources to present data about international students in Australia.
Key Documents of the Brisbane Communiqué Initiative provides documents relating to a commitment to strengthening good relations in the greater Asia-Pacific region and underpinning its social and economic development, through student and academic mobility and research collaboration.
Education Today: The OECD Perspective is a summary report reflecting the different areas of educational work and to deliver policy conclusions and messages.
The Recognition of skills and qualifications: labour mobility and trade in services report, prepared by CEET, looks at policies, programmes and measures that encourage the mutual recognition of qualifications and cross border mobility.
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