Youth Affairs Network of Queensland online publication - new Transitions
This special Re-engagement edition of new Transitions features some excellent writing and art from an eclectic group of people in the youth sector - youth workers, young people, academics and program coordinators. Within this edition you'll find a variety of styles too -such as the stories and hopes of young people, the opinions of workers based on many years of practice as well as detailed discussions of programs that are working today to maintain or re-engage young people in education. Click here for more…

VET provides a second-chance
VET has a reputation for being the one education sector with a definite community and equity focus. But is this reputation justified? According to new NCVER research the answer is an unequivocal yes. According to the findings of a new NCVER report around 50% of early school leavers access VET before they are 25 years.

Key College Featured in the Just Released It’s Crunch Time Discussion Paper
Drawing on what we know works, the paper urges more integrated policy and thinking in education and training. See the report package. View related videos including Key College on myspace