Foundation Skills Approved Provider List Sample Clauses

Foundation Skills Approved Provider List. To receive Funds for delivery of a Foundation Skills Program you must be on the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List and have the relevant approval to provide that program.
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Foundation Skills Approved Provider List. To receive Funds for delivery of a Foundation Skills Program you must be on the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List and have the relevant approval to provide that program. We may add or remove you from the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List, and/or vary your approvals on the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List at any time, by notifying you via the SVTS. Additional capability or quality assurance process We may introduce a capability or quality assurance process and require you to participate in it, in order for you to be able to receive Funds for delivery of particular programs or types of training that we define. If you do not participate in a process we advise under Clause 5.5, or do not meet the required standard, we may notify you via the SVTS that we will remove relevant programs from the Funded Scope and/or direct you to cease enrolments in particular programs or types of training. Definition of subcontracting You will be considered to have subcontracted any part of the Training Services if they are carried out by an individual other than: your employee or officer, acting in their capacity as such an employee or officer; or a Sole Trader you engage directly (and to avoid doubt, not through an intermediary) in their capacity as a Sole Trader. To avoid doubt, it is considered to be subcontracting to engage: an individual through a franchise, labour hire or other similar arrangement; or any person to undertake Brokering Services. Subcontracting of Pre-Training Review You must not subcontract any aspect of the Pre-Training Review. Subcontracting of training and assessment You must not subcontract training and/or assessment without our written approval, which approval will only be granted through a process we determine. You must ensure that each Skills First Student who receives training and assessment under a subcontract arrangement is aware that they are enrolled with you, not the subcontractor. Where you have a subcontract arrangement under Clause 6.4 with another registered training organisation that holds a VET Funding Contract, it must be on terms that allow you to immediately terminate it if we terminate or suspend (or agree with the subcontractor a termination or suspension of) the subcontractor’s VET Funding Contract. Subcontracting generally You represent and warrant to us that on every day during the Term, all subcontractors you use have appropriate qualifications and skills and are suitably experienced and capable of providing ...
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Foundation Skills Approved Provider List. To receive Funds for delivery of a Foundation Skills Program (except Literacy and Numeracy Support Units), the Training Provider must be on the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List and have the relevant approval to provide that program. The Department may add or remove the Training Provider from the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List, and/or vary its approvals on the Foundation Skills Approved Provider List at any time, by notification via the SVTS. Additional capability or quality assurance process may be required by the Department The Department may introduce a capability or quality assurance process and require the Training Provider to participate in it, in order to be able to receive Funds for delivery of particular programs or types of training as defined by the Department. If the Training Provider does not participate in a process advised under Clause 5.12, or does not meet the required standard, the Department may notify the Training Provider via the SVTS that it will remove relevant programs from the Funded Scope and/or direct the Training Provider to cease enrolments in particular programs or types of training. Definition of subcontracting The Training Provider will be considered to have subcontracted any part of the Training Services if they are carried out by an individual other than: an employee or officer of the Training Provider, acting in their capacity as such an employee or officer; or a Sole Trader engaged directly by the Training Provider (and to avoid doubt, not through an intermediary) in their capacity as a Sole Trader. To avoid doubt, it is considered to be subcontracting to engage: an individual through a franchise, labour hire or other similar arrangement; or any person to undertake Brokering Services. Subcontracting of Pre-Training Review The Training Provider must not subcontract any aspect of the Pre-Training Review. Subcontracting of training and assessment The Training Provider must not subcontract training and/or assessment without the Department’s written approval, which approval will only be granted through a process determined by the Department. The Training Provider must ensure that each Skills First Student who receives training and assessment under a subcontract arrangement is aware that they are enrolled with the Training Provider, not the subcontractor. Where a subcontract arrangement under Clause 6.4 is between the Training Provider and another registered training organisation that holds a VET Funding Contr...
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Foundation Skills Approved Provider List. The Training Provider acknowledges and agrees that:
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