One of Australia's largest providers of private vocational training, Evocca College, is facing a potential class action from hundreds of former students. Solicitor Benjamin Kramer has told the ABC he ...

One of Australia's largest training providers Evocca College has been forced to make significant changes to its business model to remain in the industry peak body. The ABC can reveal the Australian ...

Engine Group has launched Evocca College’s new branding campaign that sets it apart in the cluttered educational market. The campaign spans television, cinema, radio, outdoor, digital and social and ...

The industry body representing private training has removed up to 100 colleges from its books in the past two years because of quality concerns. The Australian Council for Private Education and ...

It’s amazing our private equity boffins had any time to get to the industry’s annual shindig this week. The latest asset to draw the cashed-up tyre-kickers is education and vocational training ...

Evocca College yesterday announced it was making the changes, which are expected to affect around 900 students, due to “more stringent language, literacy and numeracy testing requirements” for ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Lucrative training contracts for the Australian Federal Police and the Department of Defence have ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Federal funding has been stripped from two of Australia's largest private colleges after they raked ...

The industry regulator, the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), has released the findings of its audit of 21 registered training organisations (RTOs), started in April this year amid ...

In recommendations made in a submission to the Senate inquiry into vocational education and training, Evocca College also said student broker fees should be disclosed to the Education Department and ...

Media and communications manager Suzanne Ross said the training giant had considered every other option before making the decision to cut almost a third of its staff. Ms Ross said the company had ...