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Model expected standards of performance
In this lesson, the focus is on establishing a high standard of performance in a professional role. It begins with the identification of individual job responsibilities and their integration into professional practice, adhering to both organizational and legal mandates. Additionally, it emphasizes the application of ethical and inclusive practices, ensuring that professional conduct is not only efficient but also morally and culturally sensitive. This comprehensive approach aligns personal responsibilities with broader professional and ethical frameworks.
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Regulatory drivers for professional development
02:37
Aligning organisational processes with regulatory requirements for best practice
02:55
The basics of role modelling
01:40
Plan your own professional development
This lesson delves into planning one's professional growth. It commences with a thorough self-assessment, examining vocational competence, industry relevance, skills, and knowledge. A comparison with VET regulatory standards is performed to identify professional development needs. Seeking input from peers and experts is encouraged to gain diverse perspectives. Subsequently, suitable professional development strategies that align with regulatory requirements are identified. The culmination involves the creation of a comprehensive professional development plan, integrating the chosen strategies to meet individual needs and fulfil regulatory expectations.
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Types of PD Strategies
03:58
Preparing a PD Plan
03:38
Using capability frameworks for PD planning
03:37
Social and educational trends affecting PD
03:14
Importance of research and networks for PD
02:30
Ethical and inclusive principles & practices
03:14
Types and availability of development activities
03:15
Undertake your own professional development
In this phase of professional development, the focus is on translating plans into action. It involves implementing chosen professional development strategies in accordance with organisational protocols. Collaboration with peers is encouraged, with a particular emphasis on constructive feedback exchange aimed at enhancing personal professional practice. Additionally, feedback from peers is actively sought and acted upon to drive self-improvement. Furthermore, maintaining and actively engaging in relevant professional networks is highlighted to continually enrich professional skills. Staying updated with industry trends and VET developments is essential, and their integration into one's role is crucial. Lastly, a systematic documentation process is in place, ensuring that professional development activities are recorded and that the development plan is regularly updated following organisational guidelines
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Ways of undertaking your PD
03:22
Review and evaluate professional practices
The final phase of professional development involves an in-depth review and evaluation of one's practice. This process encompasses researching the latest industry developments and trends that affect the professional role and identifying ways to incorporate them into daily performance. Constructive feedback is leveraged to pinpoint areas in need of improvement and to initiate changes that enhance one's work performance. Additionally, a comprehensive self-assessment is conducted to identify and document specific areas where professional practice can be further refined, culminating in a continuous cycle of self-improvement and adaptation to evolving professional demands.
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Reviewing and reflecting on your PD
01:30
Overview and instructions for completing your project portfolio
04:05
TAEPDD511 – Maintain and enhance professional practice
About Lesson

Ethical principles, including integrity, transparency, and accountability, are crucial for professional development, especially in the VET sector. They guide individuals in their learning and uphold the educator’s role as a mentor.

Similarly, inclusive principles emphasise the importance of diversity in professional development. This means creating learning environments that are universally accessible, catering to all backgrounds, abilities, and socio-economic statuses.

Key practices associated with these principles include complete transparency about program objectives, ensuring accessibility through assistive technologies, incorporating culturally sensitive material, and offering regular ethical training. Feedback systems and peer reviews further strengthen the adherence to these principles.

In essence, both ethical and inclusive principles are vital for fostering a professional environment that promotes continuous growth, trust, and inclusivity in the VET sector.

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