Victoria Griffith has worked with CCF SA since moving to South Australia from the UK in 2012.  As Interactive Learning Manager, Victoria’s role was to manage the operations of the RTO (Civil Train SA) whilst establishing a simulation Centre of Excellence.  Three years later, Victoria is now Director of Global Learning and Future Directions, assisting with the strategic direction of the RTO and the Industry Association, making judgements around the likely future economic and business environment, government and regulatory framework, and market opportunities, including heading up an eLearning division to take to the global market.

Graduating in Law, with postgraduate degrees in Education and eLearning, Victoria has held a range of educational management roles over the last fifteen years, in both Australia and the UK, including Deputy Head at an Independent School for Children with emotional and behavioural difficulties and Head of eLearning for a national Academy charity in the UK.

In the UK, Victoria was a School Governor for a large Academy (High School) with responsibility for Special Educational Needs.  Victoria has been involved in various national working groups for educational not-for-profit organisations.

Current board and committee positions:

• Industry Training Provider Association – Committee Member
• Resources RTO Network Group