What is a Technical Committee

Members of a Technical Committee provide guidance and oversight on the development, review, and maintenance of training packages and qualifications. Their role is to ensure that the training content remains relevant, up-to-date, and aligned with current industry standards and workforce needs.

Key roles of the Technical Committee

• Provide advice on the purpose of a qualification and application of the principles.
• Provide advice on training design, delivery, assessment and implementation.
• Provide guidance on the Australian Qualification Framework levels.
• Determine impacts on learners and identify implementation issues.
• Identify additional stakeholders to include in consultation where necessary.

Who we are seeking

We are seeking Technical Committee representatives with one or more of the following attributes and experience:

• Subject matter expertise in procurement and contracting roles with public sector.
• Educational experience in training individuals for procurement and contracting roles.
• State or territory government agencies representatives with relevant expertise.
• Represent and understand the requirements of Registered Training Organisations.
• Industry Regulatory Representatives.
• Union representatives

Requirements

• Attend approximately 5 meetings between November 2025 to April 2026 to develop training products (dates to be confirmed).
• Consult within your organisation to provide insights on relevant internal policies and standard operating procedures.

We request that your nomination for Technical Committee membership is submitted to Public Skills Australia by close of business Friday 17 October 2025.

To submit your nomination for the Technical Committee, please complete the Expression of Interest.

If you have any questions regarding the requirements of the Technical Committee membership or about the development process, please reach out to:

Training Product Development team: tpd@publicskillsaustralia.org.au