Victorian Purchasing Guide definition

Victorian Purchasing Guide means a purchasing guide for a Training Package containing hour allocations for units of competency and qualifications within the Training Package and sample training programs.
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Examples of Victorian Purchasing Guide in a sentence

  • The Department is not liable to pay the Contact Hour Funds to the Training Provider in respect of an Eligible Individual in excess of two times the nominal hours per unit of competency as published in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide.

  • The Department is not liable to pay the Contact Hour Funds: in excess of two times the nominal hours per subject as published in the Victorian Purchasing Guide; and in excess of the nominal hours per subject as published in the Victorian Purchasing Guide for RPL.

  • The Department will not pay the Contact Hour Funds to the Training Provider in respect of an Eligible Individual in excess of two times the nominal hours per unit/module as published in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide.

  • We are not liable to pay the Contact Hour Funds: in excess of two times the nominal hours per subject as published in the Victorian Purchasing Guide; and in excess of the nominal hours per subject as published in the Victorian Purchasing Guide for RPL.

  • The Department is not liable to pay the Contact Hour Funds in excess of two times the nominal hours per subject as published in the Victorian Purchasing Guide.

  • Subject to this Agreement, the VSC will pay the RTO for training delivered under this Agreement in 2010 at the rate per Scheduled Hour described in the 2010 list of funded courses up to the maximum Nominal Hours per qualification as identified in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide or State Accredited Course.

  • The Commission will pay the Contact Hour Funds to the RTO in respect of an Eligible Individual up to the maximum nominal hours per course or qualification as identified in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide or State Accredited course curriculum document.

  • Subject to this Agreement, the VSC will pay the RTO for training delivered under this Agreement in 2009 at the rate per Scheduled Hour described in the 2009 list of funded courses up to the maximum Nominal Hours per qualification as identified in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide or State Accredited Course.

  • For training delivered under demand driven funding arrangements defined in Schedule 3 Part 2C, the Commission will pay the Board/Council up to the maximum Nominal Hours per qualification as identified in the relevant Victorian Purchasing Guide or State Accredited Course.