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NARA Audit Model

The NARA audit model provides a contemporary regulatory approach for training organisations that have their registration and audit functions managed by NARA. Features of this model include:

NCVER Audit Reports

NARA was audited against the AQTF 2007 Standards for Registering and Course Accrediting Bodies in August 2009. Download a copy of the audit report and NARA’s response below:

Current reports:

Previous reports:

NARA Service Standards

The following service standards apply to NARA processes:

For the period 1 July - 31 December 2009, NARA achieved the following:

NARA Auditors 

NARA audit activities are undertaken by independent auditors who have successfully applied to join a national pool of NARA auditors and who have a contractual arrangement with TVET Australia.

As part of their contract, NARA auditors are required to participate in regular national moderation activities conducted by NARA which are aimed at achieving consistency in NARA audit processes. NARA staff and auditors also participate in moderation activities with State and Territory Registering Bodies to ensure national consistency.

Conflicts of Interest and Confidentiality

NARA requires its auditors to avoid potential conflicts of interest that could arise in the conduct of their audit or consultancy roles.

A NARA auditor conducting an audit on an RTO:

Each NARA Auditor is required to sign a Declaration of Confidentiality that requires him/her to maintain strict confidentiality in relation to audits undertaken for NARA. 

Information for NARA RTOs 

Information for NARA RTOs about audit processes and requirements. 

For fee details see the NARA Fee Schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions.

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