Department of Employment and Training (Qld)

AQTF Evidence Guide and LLN Consultation

5 June 2002

Your views on the AQTF and LLN are important.  Be Heard!!!

Rosa McKenna the project officer of the ANTA additions to the AQTF evidence guide around LLN will be visiting Queensland in early June and has offered to present her work as part of the consultation with stakeholders in the field. Louise Wignall, the ANTA executive officer responsible for LLN will also be attending the consultation. Please make the time in your diary to attend this session to find out more about the additions to the AQTF evidence guide and share your views on this crucial issue.

The consultation is happening at the request of the Queensland Council for Adult Literacy (QCAL) and The Department of Employment and Training (DET).  It represents a wonderful opportunity for the field to engage with the project officer and the material so please feel free to pass on this invitation to relevant interested stakeholders. As this invite is being organised at short notice I would appreciate if you could approach your LLN colleagues with this invitation to increase the opportunities for
attendance.

This is a unique opportunity to engage in the documents and process that will impact on LLN in the AQTF. It is crucial that your concerns/issues are voiced as part of the consultation.

Please take the time to attend and/or pass on this message to LLN stakeholders.

It would be appreciated if attendees could RSVP as soon as possible.

To obtain copies of the draft document of the additions to the ANTA evidence guide around LLN issues and a discussion paper that came out of WA recently regarding these issues, please contact Helen Foley.

Helen Foley
Project Officer
Disabilities and Language Literacy and Numeracy 
Training Quality and Regulation
Department of Employment and Training (Qld)
Ph: 07 3235 4443 
Fax: 07 3247 5488
email: helen.foley@det.qld.gov.au 

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