Service Skills Australia is currently undertaking a continuous improvement project to update the SIR07 Retail Services Training Package, to ensure that the industry skill standards [...]
Projects
Service Skills Victoria manages a range of different projects throughout the year. For more information, please read about one of our current projects below or take the time to read about some of our past projects.
Current Projects
Scan 2010 Workshops
Service Skills Victoria will be hosting a range of industry workshops on behalf of Service Skills Australia to inform their 2010 Environmental Scan.
For more information on the workshops in your industry please see the articles below.
DTL Awards
Service Skills Victoria manages the Melbourne Airport Developing Tourism Leaders Awards aimed at students studying tourism, events or hospitality in Victoria.
The awards are an innovative employment development exercise for final year students to develop innovative small business/event concepts and business/event plans. Business/event plans are judged by a panel of industry representatives on the feasibility of the business/event, product innovation and knowledge of the tourism industry.
For more information on the DTL Awards please visit the website - www.dtlawards.com
Food Safety Trainers Network
The Food Safety Trainers Network was set up to link up key stakeholders involved in food safety supervisor training across three training packages (THH02 Hospitality, WRR02 Retail and FDF03 Food processing).
The project objectives:
- Improve the capacity of cross-industry training;
- Improve the validation of assessment strategies in consultation with industry;
- Develop and share cross-industry stakeholder intelligence.
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Real Maths in the Classroom
SSV alongside with Kooweerup Secondary College, Pakenham Secondary College and the Victorian Food Industry Training Board are working to trial strategies to keep students with vocational aspirations connected with mathematics in the classroom. By providing students with real life situations in which maths will be used in their chosen industries the Real Maths project aims to engage students more directly in their fields.