Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training

Recently reported on the BBC website: Plans have been published by ministers in England to tackle the "social exclusion" of adults with autism.

One in eight Australian children is at risk of having a learning difficulty by the time they start school. But recent developments in neuroscience show that such problems are not the result of low int...

On March 1 the government launched the new Disability Employment Services.

Applications are now open for the WAM program 2010.

New research suggests vocational education and training (VET) improves employment outcomes for people with a disability who don’t have a job.

From 1 March 2010, new employment services for people with a disability, injury or health condition will be introduced to better help people prepare for, find and keep, a job. They will be known as Di...

Stepping Into is a national program to place university students with disability in the workforce, it is finding favour with interns and employers.

The scholarships are available to students planning to undertake further education and are expressly designed to support students who are deaf or hearing impaired by contributing to ongoing costs for ...

A discussion paper has been developed on the framework of indicators that could be used to negotiate targets with universities for the purposes of performance funding for teaching and learning

Any new measure of SES needs to have the confidence of the sector and is fit for purpose, writes Professor Trevor Gale for Campus Review (7 December 2009). DEEWR is on the verge of releasing its disc...