Newbery Consulting

The first thing you should know is that I usually write most blogs using my phone during a flight. At the moment, (Sydney – Brisbane). It is a good use of otherwise wasted time. You will have to excuse the occasional cryptic sentences or typos.

This is our new site.

It is similar to our previous site but has loads more functionality and indexing capability. We have also built a better structure to display our products and services and put forward our new branding in our RTO products. This is a big shift for Newbery Consulting as we define the services we provide and give information to current and perspective clients to enable them to make the right decision.

There is no doubt that for a large section of the market, the information relating to price will lead to some people continuing their search for consulting support elsewhere. That is fine. It means that we don’t need to field those enquiries over the phone and the enquires we do get will be genuine and serious. Anyway, I hope you like the new site. Please register and subscribe to our news letter if you haven’t already.

I have wanted to do a blog for a while. I have even had a couple of false starts. One of the things that stop’s me is deciding what to write about. Most of you will know that I can rattle on for hours on most VET topics. I have thought of structuring my blogs on specific topics such as assessment and RTO governance, etc. This is how we will start, but I would like it to be more of a conversation between you and me. I am happy to respond to your questions about compliance and the current state of regulation. I really want it to be valuable for you and an opportunity for me to pass on what I know (and no doubt, learn some things as well).

If you enjoy the engagement and find it professionally valuable then spread the word and refer the blog details to others in the industry. Everyone is welcome trainers, CEOs, managers, auditors, etc. All can offer a different perspective to our discussion. If you have specific questions about our products and services, I would prefer these come through via an email (Contact Form). This blog is not indented to be a platform for enquiries. The thrust of the conversation should be about RTO compliance and strategies to improve training and assessment quality and lets not forget any juicy industry gossip. You will need to be a registered user of the site to post a comment. This prevents the blog from being used by Spammers. By registering, we will also include you in our notifications and news letters.

So, join me and feel free to post a comment.

Joe Newbery