The Department measures progress of children and young people as they move from early childhood into their school years, and then into further education and work through the four objectives across this life cycle: achievement, engagement, wellbeing and productivity.

The Department measures progress of children and young people as they move from early childhood into their school years, and then into further education and work through the four objectives across this life cycle: achievement, engagement, wellbeing and productivity.

The Department of Education measures progress of children and young people as they move from early childhood into their school years, and then into further education and work through the four objectives across this life cycle: achievement, engagement, wellbeing and productivity. Annual Report published: https://www.vic.gov.au/department-education-annual-reports

The Department measures progress of children and young people as they move from early childhood into their school years, and then into further education and work through the four objectives across this life cycle: achievement, engagement, wellbeing and productivity. On Victorian Student Satisfaction Survey (multiple years), the survey is of students who completed or left training in the previous year. Results have been rearranged to refer to the year of the Survey. Therefore, the 2021 result (latest available) in this dataset is of student training experiences in 2020, based on the 2021 Satisfaction Survey. Due to 2 changes in the survey methodology, the results for this measure cannot be compared over time. In the 2018 Survey (of 2017 experiences), respondents were given an extra response option in one of the relevant questions. In the 2020 Survey (of 2019 experiences), a further change was made to the job-related benefits question to reduce complexity and confusion. On the Engagement Indicators tab, note that for "Students with a positive opinion about their school providing a stimulating learning environment", in 2020–21, the results were reported against the wrong year levels (Years 7–10 and Years 11–12, instead of Year 7-9 and Years 10-12). This has been corrected in this Annual Report. On the Wellbeing Indicators tab, note that for "Students feeling connected to their school", in 2020–21, the results were reported against the wrong year levels (Years 7–10 and Years 11–12, instead of Year 7-9 and Years 10-12). This has been corrected in this Annual Report. Annual Report published: https://www.vic.gov.au/department-education-annual-reports

Information released in the Department of Education and Training's Annual Report 2017-18 on DET's progress towards achieving departmental objectives

The department's performance statement was substantially revised in 2023–24 with a new set of objectives, indicators and measures, and a revised suite of output performance measures to better reflect service delivery within early childhood education and schooling services. This is set out in the 2023–24 Victorian Budget Service Delivery: Budget Paper No. 3 (BP3) and reported in this annual report. Objective 1: Raise development outcomes of 3 and 4-year-old children prior to attending school Objective 2: Raise learning, development, engagement and wellbeing outcomes for all Victorian students Objective 3: Provide equitable and inclusive schooling to all Victorian students Annual Report published: https://www.vic.gov.au/department-education-annual-reports

Information released in the Department of Education and Training's Annual Report 2016-17 on DET's progress towards achieving departmental objectives

Information released in the Department of Education and Training's Annual report 2015-16

초중등 진로교육 현황조사 결과 안내- 교육부는 「진로교육법」 제6조에 따라 매년 초중등 진로교육 현황조사를 실시하고 결과를 안내- 결과보고서, 기초통계표

For this objective, trend data is provided for the following indicators: - Children developmentally ‘on track’ on the Australian Early Development Index language and cognitive skills domains - Students meeting the expected standard in national and international literacy and numeracy assessments - VET course completions - Year 12 or equivalent completion rates of young people