Sectors

Education

Education drives positive outcomes for individuals and society. Governments are actively looking to improve their education strategies, policies, and services to enhance engagement, wellbeing, and attainment. These reforms span from early childhood education through school to tertiary education and training systems. Initiatives are designed to address social and inter-generational disadvantage and ultimately boost Australia’s health and wellbeing, productivity, and workforce participation.


How ACIL Allen can help you

ACIL Allen understands the role that education can play in changing peoples’ lives. We have contributed to significant reforms and advised governments, providers and organisations on practical and effective approaches to improving educational opportunities and outcomes.

We have a long involvement in education strategy, policy and programs. We combine our sectoral expertise in the early childhood, school, vocational education and training, higher education and adult community education sectors with deep technical skills in research, socio-economic analysis, market dynamics, modelling and evaluation capabilities. We can assist you with:

  • planning  - undertaking and facilitating strategic planning for both government and providers
  • design - bringing best practice principles into program design and developing tools that assist with efficient implementation
  • evaluation - conducting policy and program evaluation, reviewing policy, legislative and regulatory frameworks, as well as governance arrangements
  • economic contribution - understanding dynamics by which education supports the economy and advising on workforces and workforce strategy
  • skills - understanding required skills, supporting the shift to skills-based training
  • strategic reviews - conducting system, sector and organisational reviews
  • resourcing – developing strategic approaches to funding and resource allocation
  • market analysis – modelling labour market and demographic information for demand and supply forecasting, including indicators of market failure