Say Do Show 3: Develop and Grow Offshore Fee For Service Opportunities
Recorded Wednesday 23 June 2021
Join Ian Whitehouse for the third in a series of sessions focused on the principles of “Say Do Show”.
Session Three is: Reduce dependency on funding by growing your fee for service (FFS) opportunities via offshore delivery partnerships and collaborations.
With the continued closure of borders, increased competition, and greater acceptance of virtual delivery software, perhaps it is time to consider looking at diversifying training provider capabilities and revenue streams.
Outcomes from the session include:
Developing a broad understanding of selected other countries’ appetite and readiness for Australian RTO training product delivery and assessment in offshore delivery
Appreciating the importance of meaningful in-country relationships and quality partnerships, and some suggestions for establishing these
Looking at what some other courtiers are doing to grow their offshore markets and partnerships
Understanding your responsibilities and evidencing compliance when delivering offshore including:
marketing
enrolment and strategies (TAS)
delivery and assessment considerations
student support
and more
Suggestions on how to integrate offshore experiences into your systematic and self-assurance practices
Participants will receive:
A copy of the slideshow presentation
30 day access to a recording of the session
Other Details:
Recorded - June 2021
Duration - Approx. 70 mins
Access - 30 days from date of purchase
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Ian Whitehouse
Ian is an experienced executive and currently the CEO and Managing Director of Digital Coaching and Consultancy Pty Ltd and Director of International Business for 888 Fortune Enterprise Pty Ltd.
Ian has worked in a number of other senior roles including as a Director and CEO/PEO of a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), Regional Manager Compliance for the Australian Skills Qualification Authority (ASQA), Accredited Business Advisor for Enterprise Services Tasmania and as a Master’s lecturer for the School of Information Systems and Computing and the Faculty of Education at the University of Tasmania.
Ian holds a number of qualifications including in Applied Computing, Education, Management and Leadership and is a Chartered Manager and Fellow of the Institute of Managers and Leaders.
Contact and connect with Ian:
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