What options are there which overcome State/Territory deadlines for school registration [curriculum accreditation] that prevent Colleges from starting in 2006?
All Australian Technical Colleges will need to be schools, providing education to Year 11 and 12 students enrolled in senior secondary certificates under relevant State and Territory Education Acts. Colleges which are set up as non-government schools will need to meet relevant State and Territory school registration requirements. Commencement of the Colleges will be staged over 2006, 2007 and 2008. It is likely that Colleges which will commence operations in 2006 will be based on existing schools. Proponents looking to establish Colleges to commence operations in 2007 or 2008 will need to ensure their business plans take into account relevant registration and/or accreditation procedures. Due to these registration and curriculum requirements it is anticipated that only a few Colleges, based on existing schools, will be able to start operations in 2006. By expecting that not all Colleges will be operational until 2008, extra time will be available to meet these established registration a
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