Summary report of the consultation process – public reporting of TEQSA’s decisions
From February–November 2017 TEQSA consulted on changes to its policy on public reporting, including changes to the Register Guidelines.
From February–November 2017 TEQSA consulted on changes to its policy on public reporting, including changes to the Register Guidelines.
This paper describes TEQSA’s consultations with stakeholders to navigate the issues involved with streamlining the collection into the broader Department of Education's Transforming the Collection of Student Information project.
The TNE toolkit provides guidance to the sector on third-party offshore delivery of Australian higher education awards.
TEQSA has commenced a consultation process for proposed amendments to the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (Register) Guidelines 2017.
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“PIR providers” |
Non-HESA-providers, and HESA-funded providers who report “Staff” data. |
TEQSA |
Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency |
PIR Policy on public statements on TEQSA’s regulatory decisions and processesPurposeThis policy outlines TEQSA’s approach to public statements on its regulatory decisions and processes. Policy principlesThe manner and form of any public statements made by TEQSA should be guided by TEQSA’s:
Other factors guiding TEQSA’s approach to public reporting are: TEQSA and the regulation of ELICOSThis FAQ sheet has been developed to answer questions that are commonly asked by providers of ELICOS and Foundation Programs about aspects of regulation that apply to them. Cost recovery implementation statementThis Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) provides information on how TEQSA implements cost recovery for quality assurance and regulation of higher education. Prospective higher education providers update - October to December 20161. OverviewSince the inception of TEQSA in January 2012, 122 organisations have submitted or indicated their intention to submit applications for initial registration to TEQSA. Report on cancellation of registration of Australian School of ManagementTEQSA has cancelled the registration of Australian School of Management under section 101 of the TEQSA Act 2011. Pagination
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