From 1 July 2021, the functions of the South Australian Training Advocate and the Training and Skills Commission (TASC) were joined under the South Australian Skills Commission (SASC).
The South Australian Skills Commission (SASC) is established under the amended South Australian Skills Act 2008 (SA).
It consists of the Skills Commissioner, and 10 others appointed by the Minister.
The amendments from 1 July 2021:
As did the Training Advocate previously, the Commission offers confidential complaint handling, mediation and advocacy services free of charge. Those that may raise complaints with the Commission include:
However, it is expected that parties will attempt to resolve the matter with the other party in the first instance.
The Department for Innovation and Skills has the following factsheets available:
Students who sign up for training may also have rights under Australian Consumer Law, see Consumer Protection, Unsatisfactory Goods and Services.
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