DRIVING THE DIFFERENCE

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STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018

DRIVING THE DIFFERENCE OUR AMBITION will continue to: > > Enhance and expand opportunities for students from all communities to attain higher education qualifications; > > Encourage the exploration and development of inquiry, applied skills and knowledge within a vocational and industry based learning environment. OUR COMMITMENTS knows that our future strength rests on our values supporting our customers and our people in all we do. OUR INTENTIONS It is intended that through this strategic plan, will: 1. Extend the range of quality higher education programs through increased services and meeting industry needs. 2. Build market share and respect for the value and difference of TAFE NSW Higher Education. 3. Expand opportunities for staff to develop their academic capability. 4. Build and extend the capabilities of to support the consolidation and growth phase of higher education at TAFE NSW. will be: PASSIONATE We love what we do and the difference we make. CONNECTED We share our ideas and learning across our networks and with our partners. CREATIVE We make things possible and say yes to opportunities and ideas to work smarter. PRACTICAL We have the knowhow and experience to get the best results. TRUSTED People can count on us and our longstanding reputation of service as a public education provider. 2 TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018

FORWARD was registered in 2010. After five years of course delivery we have now moved to a consolidation phase in our development. We can identify the distinct differences of our higher education programs and acknowledge the importance that they play in ensuring diversity, access and equity within the higher education sector. It has now become clear that the students who select our higher education programs are demographically different to those in traditional higher education organisations. Our students work well within the TAFE NSW structures and delivery styles, as well as being attracted to our industry focused higher education programs. The challenge provided in this consolidated phase of development, and the intent of the Strategic Plan 2015 2018, is to ensure that our higher education programs become even more relevant, more efficient, more competitive, more local and more international. TAFE NSW will work with all its stakeholders, especially industry and students, to make certain that our higher education programs are relevant to their needs, now and for the future. TAFE NSW will ensure that the students are equipped with current knowledge and skills immediately applicable to their workplace, yet adaptable to allow our graduates to respond to future changes in their employment, in industry and the economy. TAFE NSW recognises that it is operating in a competitive arena with an increasing number of private providers entering the higher education space. This strategic plan intends to market our products in a way that is more competitive and that expands the public profile of the TAFE NSW Higher Education programs. To support both the efficiency and competitive nature of, delivery has to be increasingly focused on meeting the needs of the local domestic market by expanding the reach to all regions of NSW. In addition the expansion of delivery to international students, in Australia but increasingly offshore, will be essential in order to capitalise on the quality of products and to more effectively compete within a global higher education market. The Strategic Plan 2015 2018 defines this next phase of development. With the needs of our students as the central focus, the plan is designed to both expand and consolidate TAFE NSW Higher Education s place within the higher education sector locally and globally. Pam Christie Managing Director will drive for greater efficiency in program development and delivery. This strategic plan aims to develop more flexible options for the delivery of higher education products and develop more efficient ways to develop new programs, without any compromise in rigour and academic oversight. TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018 3

INTENTION 1: EXTEND THE RANGE OF QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS THROUGH INCREASED SERVICES AND MEETING INDUSTRY NEEDS OBJECTIVES KPI PERFORMANCE DATA 1.1 Increase the range of higher education product options from diplomas to post graduate programs to: > > Create competitive alternatives > > Align with industry needs > > Complement VET programs 1.2 Increase the delivery of TAFE NSW Higher Education programs in regional centres: > > Target regional industry requirements to support rural communities > > Target the development of relevant cost and time efficient TAFE NSW Higher Education diplomas 1.3 Expand blended delivery options for students in new and existing TAFE NSW Higher Education programs: > > Explore effective ways to expand blended learning delivery 1.4 Research the impact of affiliate partnership degrees in relation to : > > Develop a clear understanding of the impact of partnership degree delivery > > Explore new business models that encompass both affiliate partnership and TAFE NSW degrees 1.5 Ensure all TAFE NSW Higher Education Programs equip students with the practical skills and attributes that lead to real job outcomes > > Expanded range of higher education programs across all Institutes that attract a critical mass and are financially sustainable > > Improved links with industry associations and government agencies to identify future trends and research opportunities > > Programs proposed that can increase opportunities in key industry training areas > > Streamlined the process for cross Institute arrangements to enhance regional delivery > > Development of TAFE NSW Higher Education opportunities in key industry training areas relevant to regional sectors > > diplomas developed as a sustainable replacement for VET diploma offerings to provide more cost effective and time efficient products for regional centres. > > Developed staff capability in teaching and learning online > > Reviewed curriculum with relevant stakeholders to maximise opportunities for online/blended delivery > > Increased awareness of online delivery pedagogy > > Conducted an analysis of university and private provider partnerships to ensure they provide optimal value, quality and opportunities for students and institutions > > Streamlined processes in cross Institutes program delivery arrangements > > Established guidelines to assist all Institutes in partnership selection and development > > Developed a TAFE NSW policy and approach to Work Integrated Learning (WIL) > > Ensured WIL is included within all programs > > Increased number of TAFE NSW Higher Education programs > > Increased enrolments and completions > > Increased industry involvement, including industry awards for high achieving students > > Applied research opportunities identified > > Increased number of TAFE NSW Higher Education programs developed and delivered in regional NSW. > > Increased number of Course Advisory Committees in regional Institutes > > Increased enrolments and completions in regional areas > > Increased number of subjects utilising blended learning delivery > > Online PD program developed for the implementation of blended delivery > > Established guidelines for the selection of partnerships agreements. > > Risk assessment analysis is undertaken in regard to the impact of new partnership degrees prior to entering into new agreements > > Increased number of cross Institutes partnerships > > Increased number of employed students at or above Australian average of the Australian Graduate Survey results. > > A consistent Work Integrated Learning element integrated within each program 4 TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018

INTENTION 2: BUILD MARKET SHARE AND RESPECT FOR THE VALUE AND DIFFERENCE OF TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION OBJECTIVES KPI PERFORMANCE DATA 2.1 Increase public awareness of 2.2 Align TAFE NSW international admission processes with other providers 2.3 Explore and expand TAFE NSW Higher Education delivery to align with international VET pathways > > Developed and implemented a higher education marketing strategy > > Increased information availability regarding the positive and unique aspects of TAFE NSW Higher Education programs to internal and external stakeholders > > Increased role of TAFE NSW in national and international conferences, forums and networks > > Ensured TAFE NSW Higher Education admissions processes for international students are competitive in relation to other comparable courses and institutions > > Mapped popular international VET pathway offerings against current and potential new TAFE NSW Higher Education offerings > > Articulated benefits of international student intake for domestic students > > A marketing strategy is developed > > Information readily available online and through other marketing strategies that identifies the unique nature of programs > > Increased representation of staff at conferences, forums and networks > > Percentage growth of international enrolments > > Accelerated and dual pathways maximising VET to higher education articulation for international and domestic students TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018 5

INTENTION 3: EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR, AND ACADEMIC CAPABILITY OF, STAFF OBJECTIVES KPI PERFORMANCE DATA 3.1 Establish a strategic approach to higher education staff capability 3.2 Enhance opportunities to support scholarship and scholarly practice > > Create opportunities for national and international staff collaboration and exchange > > Increase benchmarking opportunities for all disciplines 3.3 Develop capability in applied research among staff > > Expand the whole of Institutes understanding of applied research > > Create resources and support mechanisms for applied research > > Developed a draft strategic higher education workforce plan > > Developed an extensive professional development program > > Developed an annual higher education conference/seminar > > Developed national and international partnerships to support collaboration and benchmarking opportunities > > Developed online information for applied research > > Developed a TAFE NSW community of practice to support applied research > > Expanded contacts with other providers who utilise applied research to provide support for TAFE NSW staff > > Submission of a draft TAFE NSW Higher Education workforce strategic plan to the THEEG > > High uptake of professional development opportunities > > Increased number of staff presenting at conferences/ seminars/colloquiums etc > > Successful implementation of an annual TAFE NSW Higher Education conference/seminar > > Increase interaction between discipline teachers from TAFE NSW and national and international partners > > Successful evaluation of applied research support strategies 6 TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018

INTENTION 4: BUILD AND EXTEND THE CAPABILITIES OF TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION TO SUPPORT THE CONSOLIDATION AND GROWTH PHASE OF HIGHER EDUCATION AT TAFE NSW OBJECTIVES KPI PERFORMANCE DATA 4.1 Review and improve higher education policies and procedures 4.2 Expand professional expertise capability and supporting mechanisms for all Institutes 4.3 Review and develop strategies to achieve self-accreditation status > > Policies reflect regulatory framework and current trends > > Procedures are streamlined to ensure efficiencies in the development and regulation of higher education programs > > Business Principles updated to reflect current strategic directions > > Designated TAFE NSW Higher Education Unit curriculum development expertise established to support all Institutes > > Unit professional development expertise expanded to deliver induction programs and relevant pedagogy PD programs. > > ELearning and EHub support expanded > > TEQSA self-accrediting criteria reviewed and gaps identified > > Policies maintained and continue to meet TEQSA reporting requirements > > Successful evaluation of efficiencies in course development and regulation > > Submission of a revised TAFE NSW Higher Education Business Plan to The Higher Education Executive Group > > Curriculum development expert established > > Successful evaluation of the effectiveness of TAFE NSW Higher Education Unit support mechanisms > > Resolutions to identified selfaccrediting gaps developed TAFE NSW HIGHER EDUCATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2018 7