ASQA's Corporate Plan outlines how we will respond to the evolving risks and challenges across the vocational education and training (VET) sector.
ASQA's 2025-26 Corporate Plan includes refreshed strategic objectives, which have been streamlined from five to three, alongside key activities and key performance indicators.
CEO Saxon Rice said the Corporate Plan reflected ASQA's purpose of ensuring quality VET so that students, industry, governments and the community have confidence in the integrity of national qualifications.
"ASQA has a dual mandate to ensure quality and protect the integrity of the VET sector. We provide education and guidance, including through performance assessments, to support providers to deliver quality VET. We also analyse information and intelligence to ensure we are responsive to threats to the integrity of the sector, including to take swift action against non-genuine providers," Ms Rice said.
"Our Corporate Plan 2025-26 is our roadmap to achieve this mandate, putting into real terms how ASQA will ensure quality VET.
"In 2025-26, we have substantial and vital programs of work including our continued education and support for providers as they implement the Standards for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) 2025.
"We will also deliver our ongoing program of regulatory action against non-genuine providers, bad-faith operators and professional facilitators.
"Partnerships and collaboration with stakeholders will also continue to be an essential part of ASQA's program of work. Our intelligence-sharing and joint compliance activities, facilitating a more harmonised approach between the VET and tertiary education systems; working with federal, state and territory governments partners, industry groups, other regulators and education partners help ensure best outcomes for the sector."
View ASQA's Corporate Plan 2025-26
