BENEFITS OF VA E-LEARNING
SAVE TIME & MONEY
Blending online modules with existing face to face training results in radical time and investment savings. Online modules are typically completed in a third of the time required to cover comparable course syllabi in a training room setting.
INTERACTIVITY
VA’s modules allow competent and unfamiliar learners alike to complete modules at an individually appropriate pace. Learners interact with stimulating online activities that help cement course concepts.
Local relevance
Content, style and format is highly flexible. Off-the-shelf courses can be contextualised. Fully customised courses transform your subject matter into engaging learning experiences.
Combine with your face to face training
Use online assessment results to tailor more effective face to face training workshops and identify knowledge gaps.
About
We manage the seamless process of integrating subject matter expertise with instructional design and web development skills to create e-learning solutions that improve health and safety outcomes, exceed compliance and achieve excellence within lean constraints.
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Saving your learning and development professionals time.
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Interactivity that blends seamlessly with your LMS.
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Visually interesting training with engaging content and activities.
YOUR TEAM
Michelle Wakelam
Stephen McNamara
Liz Chase
Helen Smith
Subject matter experts
Testimonial
VA news
Where’s Liz?
Liz is still with us – but she is away at the moment dealing with some family matters and finishing off her last subject for her Masters of Public Health. Hopefully she will have some time to be back working with us again in late October – early November depending on how things all go.
Staff Movement and Artistic Developments
Hannah having moved onto managing art exhibitions for a gallery has had time to devote to her artwork and is currently having an exhibition in Dandenong.
Biosecurity in practice at VA
Eloise and Trico came in to inspect our Biosecurity practices.
AITD Finalists 2016
The jointly developed undergraduate laboratory induction project was a finalist in two categories, Best Use of Gamification / Simulation for Learning 2016, and Best Use of Technology for Learning 2016. With a record number of entries this year, we faced excellent competition in the Australian Institute of Training and Development Excellence Awards 2016.
AUSA 2016 Presentation
Presentation given at Australasian University Safety Association 2016 conference, by Rosa Dimeska (UoW) and Michelle Wakelam (VA).
NSCA Award Winners 2016
We are thrilled to announce that the VA team in partnership with University of Wollongong (Dr. Simon Beford and Rosa Dimeska) has won two awards at the recent NSCA national awards presentation. These were for Best overall WHS Training Program, and winner overall.