- Published:
- Wednesday 29 May 2024 at 4:07 pm
The Victorian Skills Authority (VSA), together with the International Specialised Skills Institute (ISS Institute), is excited to announce the first round of VSA-ISS Institute International VET Practitioner Fellowships for 2024:
- Leigh Dwyer (William Angliss Institute) - Using artificial intelligence for VET curriculum development
- Carole Petchell (Bendigo Kangan Institute) - Apprenticeship opportunities for Victorian prisoners
- Daniel Bodnarcuk (Melbourne Polytechnic) - Bridging global practices for enhanced sound production training
- Dr Oksana Razoumova (Bendigo Kangan Institute) - Co-designing the case-based pedagogy and assessment in vocational teacher training
- Jyoti Sharma (Swinburne University of Technology) - Migrant-centric language training: Bridging skills and opportunities.
The new fellows have 12 months to complete their research projects. More information can be found on the ISS Institute website(opens in a new window).
From left to right: Anne-Maree Butt (VSA), Oksana Razoumova, Jyoti Sharma, Carole Petchell, Kay Schlesinger (ISS Institute), Katrina Jojkity (ISS Institute), Daniel Bodnarcuk and Leigh Dwyer.
About the fellowships
The International VET Practitioner Fellowship Program provides successful applicants with funding to undertake applied research in an international context.
Practitioners generate actionable knowledge and develop innovative practices that are applicable in their chosen professional field. The research process and the insights produced result in impacts at the personal and professional levels for the researchers, for their institutions and for the sector as a whole.
Interested in applying? A second application round for the fellowships opens on 1 June this year. Contact the ISS Institute(opens in a new window) for more information.
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