Work placements under the 2025 RTO Standards — more than a checklist. In this conversation with Julie D. Clarke, founder of SkilTrak, we discuss why: Before you automate, standardise. Before you systemise, take ownership. Platforms like Skiltrak are powerful tools that support placement visibility and efficiency — but the compliance responsibility still rests with the RTO. Whether it’s host vetting, agreements, or supervision tracking — RTOs must first build internal clarity and processes before plugging into automation. The 2025 Standards expect more than admin; they expect accountable systems that you can stand behind in an audit. Watch the clip — and reflect: Is your work placement model audit-ready and system-friendly Follow us for more insights, conversations, and compliance deep-dives from across the VET sector. #RTOCompliance #WorkPlacements #2025Standards #Skiltrak #VETsector #ASQA #JulieClark #SKGPodcast #SKGConsulting #AuditReady
Very important. Very insightful. Thanks Julie
Co-Founder/CEO at Skiltrak | Revolutionising Work Placements
1moSuch a valuable conversation, Khushboo Gupta. Thank you for having me on. Work placements are too often approached as a compliance checkbox, but the 2025 Standards are pushing us to shift that mindset. It's no longer just about visibility. It's about accountability and traceability at every stage. Before introducing CRMs or digital systems, RTOs need clear internal processes and ownership. That foundation is essential if we want automation to work for us, not around us. This is exactly the thinking behind platforms like SkilTrak, which are built to support placement oversight and streamline operations once internal clarity is in place. Appreciate the opportunity to explore this with you. Looking forward to more sector-shaping conversations.