Information

  • Employer name/Organisation

  • Learner name

  • Teacher name

  • Workplace Supervisor name

  • Learner contact address

  • Learner contact phone number

Guidelines

  • Victoria:
    1 Pre Training Review, sign-up & enrolment visit followed by 4 training/assessment face-to-face visits per training year. See Training Plan for details.
    RTO must make monthly contact by phone, email, fax, mail etc with the New Apprentice & supervisor/employer.
    NSW:
    12 month Agreements – 20 hrs of training support based on a minimum of 4 face-to-face assessment visits and 4 monitoring contacts over the 12 months.
    12 months plus Agreements – 15 hrs of training support based on a minimum of 3 face-to-face assessment visits and 4 monitoring contacts per year.
    All other States:
    ACT – 2 face to face visits per year (one must be a pre-training, sign-up & enrolment visit) plus monthly contacts with New Apprentice & supervisor.
    QLD & SA – minimum of 2 face-to-face visits per year plus monitoring contact as per Business Agreement for Existing Worker trainees.

Instructions for Maintaining Contact Records

  • • All contact records are to be completed in the table shown overleaf. Note that you may add additional pages as required (number each page as it is added)
    • If training and or assessment occurs for more than one unit of competence within a single contact, make a separate entry for each unit.
    • Where units are clustered, attach the Cluster Map is to this Contact Register. Each contact record must clearly indicate which units within the cluster have been addressed.

Notes of Assessment

  • Contact records

  • Contact record
  • Date and start time of contact

  • Contact end time

  • Type of Contact

  • Unit National Code

  • Nature of Contact

  • Notes (details of the contact). NB: If training occurs ensure that details of the training are recorded.

  • Assessment result

  • Teacher/Assessor signature

  • Learner signature

  • Supervisor signature

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