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AFTRS Teaching and Learning Plan

 

The Education Division is responsible for the implementation of the AFTRS Teaching and Learning Plan (TLP) to nurture and enhance the experience and the quality of teaching and learning. In meeting the objectives of the TLP the Education Division is supported by the teaching divisions of Radio and Screen.

 

The objectives of the TLP are to:

 

  • Cultivate within our students the AFTRS Graduate Attributes of creativity, collaboration, skill and problem-solving.
  • Provide leading edge practice-oriented education in screen arts and broadcasting.
  • Support and encourage excellence in teaching.
  • Develop high quality curricula and learning objectives for screen arts and broadcasting disciplines and cross-disciplines.
  • Undertake the systematic review of curriculum and teaching including regular analysis of student feedback and industry consultation.
  • Develop a culture and environment where creative practice is underpinned by critical and independent thought and the capacity for lifelong learning.
  • Provide high quality flexible programs of study that meet the needs of diverse student profiles.
  • Provide high quality supports for students, including academic and welfare, to enhance the student experience at AFTRS.
  • Ensure a high quality of services and facilities, including library, IT services and classroom technologies, to support excellence in teaching and learning.
  • Ensure all aspects of the Teaching and Learning Plan meet the requirements of the Australian Qualifications Framework and the Threshold Standards of the Tertiary Education Quality Standards Act 2011.

 

 

The AFTRS Teaching and Learning Plan is currently under review.

 

 

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