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Racing & Breeding Qualifications & Units: Still Time to Provide Feedback

Trouble accessing draft documents?

Don’t worry, there is still time to provide feedback.

Recently we experienced technical difficulties with the online feedback hub. The feedback hub is now working and there is plenty of time to provide feedback.

 

You are invited to review new and revised qualifications, skill sets and units of competency for the racing and breeding industry. They have been drafted as part of the following three projects:

We are seeking your feedback on whether the draft qualifications, skill sets and units reflect the current skills standards and practices of industry, and whether job functions are accurately described.

The draft qualifications and units will be available for feedback until 9 December 2018.

Feedback will inform the work on the final drafts which are expected to available for industry validation in February 2019.

How to Provide Feedback

On the project webpages you have several options for submitting your feedback:

  • online via our new feedback hub;
  • register for a face-to-face consultation workshop or webinar;
  • or, by email.

Visit the project Webpages for further details (linked below).

 

Retraining Horses & Greyhounds to New Environments Project

New and revised qualifications, skill sets and units have been drafted to incorporate the skills required to assess, re-train and re-home horses and greyhounds after their racing careers have finished. Visit project webpage

 

Greyhound Health Assistance Services Project
One new qualification and several skill sets and units have been developed to incorporate the skills and knowledge requirements of providers administering therapy practices to greyhounds and other canines, such as massage and first-aid. Visit project webpage

 

Horse Breeding Skills Project
New and revised qualifications, skill sets and units have been drafted to incorporate the knowledge and skills that are essential to breed racehorses in line with specific Australian breeding requirements, taking in to consideration foaling down, nutrition, development of the foal, knowledge of pedigrees, business management and relevant rules and regulations. Knowledge of pedigrees, business management and the rules and regulations particular to the breeding of Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds has also be incorporated. Visit project webpage