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Welcome to the Tasmania Tomorrow website

Under this initiative three new organisations will be created from our colleges and TAFE Tasmania, each focused on a specific role.

  • The Tasmanian Academy will focus on academic learning, with a curriculum and academic pathway for Year 11 and 12 students seeking university entrance.
  • The Tasmanian Polytechnic will focus on practical learning, with a vocational pathway, supported by academic courses as well, for both Year 11/12 and mature-age students seeking employment outcomes or university articulation.
  • Training Tasmania (interim name) will focus on skills development for employees in enterprises, in line with their enterprise’s skills needs.

These new organisations will commence from January 2009.

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Cover image: Your Guide to 09 booklet

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The personal information you provide will be used by the Tasmania Tomorrow project team to respond to your request. It will be managed in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act 2004.

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Tasmania Tomorrow News

Tasmania Tomorrow News Issue 11 [PDF 361KB]

This regular newsletter provides an update on the changes to post-Year 10 arrangements from the project team. The newsletter is sent out by email to all Department of Education and TAFE Tasmania staff and other stakeholders.

03 Jul 2008

Beyond Year 10 - It's My Future, It's My Choice

Beyond Year 10 – It's Your Future, It's Your Choice [PDF 1MB]

In May, all Year 10 students received information about their education and training options for 2009. This will be followed by information on the available courses in June. 

presentation [PowerPoint 1MB] based on the student information booklet has also been developed to assist pathway planning officers and other staff to inform students about their options for next year.

26 Jun 2008

The New Polytechnic Education: Why? What? How?

The Polytechnic Education Conference attracted over 400 delegates and received a very positive response over the two day event.  The conference proceedings including speakers' PowerPoint presentations, handouts, audio recordings, a summary of feedback from the Roving Reporters plus photos will be posted on the website over the coming weeks.

Polytechnic Conference 2008 Proceedings27 May 2008

Staff Transition Planning Process - Fact Sheet

A fact sheet [PDF 170KB] has been prepared to inform staff of where we are at in the transition planning process and the decisions that have been made that will facilitate a smooth transfer to the new organisations.15 May 2008

Educational Program Discussion Papers

Educational Program Discussion Papers [PDF 1.3MB]

This set of discussion papers has been published to stimulate and generate discussions and feedback regarding teaching and learning models in the new organisations being established under the Tasmania Tomorrow initiative.

18 Apr 2008


Consultation Reponse

Consultation Response November 2007 [PDF 490KB]

On 15 November 2007, the Minister for Education announced his response to the consultation process for the Tasmania Tomorrow initiative. The response summarises the main messages that emerged from the consultation phase and provides clarity regarding the way forward.

 

Qualifications and Skills for Tasmania Tomorrow Public Document Tasmania Tomorrow Proposal June 2007 [PDF 1MB]

 


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