Tom kindly notes, >> For mine, I’d like a microcredential course in welding .. > > There are three VET certificates in welding, incorporating 29 accredited > courses, made up of 62 units of competency. Isn't that enough? Would > you risk your life on a weld made by someone who had just a"micro" > credential?
Well, can I review appropriate training segments from them, on-the-spot and in my shed, holding my new welding tools, creating garden art-works? My professional degrees and certificates are for my professional activities. But speaking of professionals, should not the Australian Computer Society be our actual folks judging / accrediting appropriate learning, as they have been and are, in the case of microcredentials? Do you disagree with them? Cheers, Stephen _______________________________________________ Link mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.anu.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/link
