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VET  (Vocational Education and Training) - College Courses

What is VET (Vocational Education and Training?

The national framework for vocational learning and VET delivered to secondary students defines VET as:

‘…enables students to acquire workplace skills through nationally recognised training described within an industry-developed training package or an accredited course. A VET qualification is issued by an RTO. The achievement of a VET qualification signifies that a student has demonstrated competency against the skills and knowledge required to perform effectively in the workplace.’

Vocational Education and Training provides you with the skills and knowledge to perform effectively in the workplace.  Basically a VET qualification prepares you for or in some instances qualifies you to do a specific job. VET can contribute directly to your career goals no matter what your destination is. It all counts in some way at different points in your career.

Why would I enrol in a VET course?

VET offers many pathways towards your career and vocation aspirations

• VET is nationally recognised which means you can take it anywhere in Australia.
• VET contributes significantly towards your WACE
• A VET qualification provides you with essential skills which are transferable across multiple employment and education pathways.
• Certificate I and II qualifications can give you an advantage when applying for jobs that support you whilst you are studying for your WACE and any VET training or University studies after you have left school.
• A VET qualification at Certificate III or IV provides a direct job outcome as well as making you competitive for entry into further VET courses after you leave school. Your VET qualification may also be used as pathway into University.
• If you start your qualifications in the trades in Years 11 and 12, this means that you will get a head start on being a qualified tradesperson compared to your peers that commence once they have left school.

https://senior-secondary.scsa.wa.edu.au/vet/faqs

1. VET courses are open to ALL (ATAR/Non-ATAR) senior students.

2. VET courses use competency-based learning meaning students demonstrate knowledge and work skills and are deemed either competent or non-competent in       each unit of competency (UOC).

3. Grades are not given for VET courses.

4. All VET courses at IMCC are two years long.

AT THE COLLEGE 2020 (TWO YEAR COURSES - YR 11/12):

Certificate II in Hospitality (SIT20316), IVET RTO 0386 (Home Economics)*

Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211), Skill Hire RTO 0361 (D&T)* Year 12 Only

Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015), IVET RTO 40548 (Home Economics)*

Certificate II in Visual Art (CUA20715), Skills Strategies RTO 2401 (D&T)*

Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology (10741NAT), Institute of Faith Education RTO 31402 (RE)* Year 11 Only

*For more information on these please see the relevant department.

What is a USI?

The USI is a reference number made up of ten numbers and letters e.g. Z2S5A4B87T

that:

• creates a secure online record of your recognised training and qualifications gained in Australia.
• will give you access to your training records and transcripts.
•  If you don't have a USI you will not receive your qualification or statement of attainment.

How to create a USI?

www.usi.gov.au

• Use one form of ID e.g. Medicare card
• Store confirmation email for future reference
• Add to course selection form if participating in VET course in or out of school

ONSITE - Workplace Learning Program (WPL)

The Workplace Learning Program (WPL)* at the College offers GENERAL students enrolled in Career and Enterprise General an opportunity to apply for the program through ONSITE, our third-party provider.

ONSITE Application 2020

ONSITE is the schools’ industry based Vocational Education and Training third party partner who provide students with the opportunity to undertake industry-based work experience.

The WPL program consists of two placements per year where students attend a chosen workplace one day per week for 10 weeks to gain a greater insight into interested industries, workplaces and/or occupations.

Students work in a wide variety of chosen industries including retail, hospitality, real estate, hairdressing, IT, childcare, education, aged care, automotive, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, plastering, painting, agriculture, healthcare to help develop core work skills and gain greater insight into the world of work.

*Incurs subsidised levy - $580

Workplace Learning is an Authority Developed Workplace Learning Endorsed Program (ADWPL)

https://senior-secondary.scsa.wa.edu.au/vet/endorsed-programs

ONSITE VET Specialist Courses

ONSITE has forged partnerships with a range of training providers to enable students to gain nationally recognised qualifications across a range of areas.

All students who undertake a qualification with ONSITE will also complete a work experience component.

Courses on offer for 2020 include:

One Year Programs (Year 11 and 12)

• Certificate II in Data and Voice Communication, North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Balga (Electrical)
• Certificate II in Building and Construction (Wet Trades or Carpentry), North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Balga
• Certificate II in Plumbing, North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Balga
• Certificate II in Salon Assistant (Hairdressing), North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Balga
• Certificate II in Electronics, North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Clarkson
• Certificate II in Engineering (Metal Fabrication), North Metro TAFE RTO 52786, Clarkson
• Certificate II in Automotive (Term 4 start – Yr 11 only), South Metro TAFE RTO 52787, Carlisle

*Incurs subsidised levy - $580

VET - External Courses

PROFILE COURSES

North Metro TAFE Profile Courses 2020

South Metro TAFE Profile Courses 2020

Profile Courses (fully funded courses by government)

• Every year a significant number of courses are offered by North and South Metropolitan TAFE (all Metro locations) which are fully funded (no course fees incurred). 
• Students are best to express their interest in applying for a course to the College VET/WPL Coordinator, Ms Gallen, with knowledge of courses they’re interested in.
• Students need to apply (online application) for these very competitive1- and 2-year courses in July/August. (You will need to have met minimum literacy and numeracy requirements to be eligible)
• Students will receive offers later in the year if successful.
• Attending a Profile TAFE course means the student will be off campus at least one day per week.
• Courses may include: Automotive, Engineering, Beauty, Aviation, Building and Construction, Plumbing, Electrotechnology, Hospitality, Tourism.

CTF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2020

https://ctf.wa.gov.au/school/students-and-parents/school-based-programs/

Applications for the 2020 Scholarship Program are now open!  

Please complete and submit the Scholarship Application Form 2020 (click link) You must be: 

• Entering Year 11 next year (2020) 
• Motivated to complete the 2-year program (along with your WACE) 
• Successful at the application and interview stages 
• Be determined to be one of the most well-trained Certificate II groups in the industry
• Once you complete your application, one of our Partner RTOs will be in touch with you and your school to arrange an interview 

MPA SKILLS PRE-APPRENTICESHIP SCHOOL PROGRAMS

https://www.mpaskills.com.au/school-programs/

MPA Skills offers a Pre-Apprenticeship for those still attending school and want to participate in the program during Year 11 and Year 12. The Certificate II qualification counts towards a student’s final results at school including the work experience component. These two programs are full funded by the Department of Training and Workforce Development so there is no Course Fee charged to the student  however, some schools charge a training centre fee (please speak with your VET Coordinator for further details.)

There are now minimum entrance requirements to enter into a School Based Pre-Apprenticeship program. Your school will need to make sure that you are work ready and academically capable of completing the program.  Speak to your school VET Coordinator to find out more.

The two School Based Pre-Apprenticeship programs on offer are:

1. 52700WA Certificate II in Plumbing
2. 52824WA Certificate II in Building Construction (Pathway – Trades) – Painting

Read the School Based Pre App Fact Sheet

Click on the Enrol Now, choose which course & complete the enrolment form (this does not confirm your place)

ERTECH ACADEMY – CERTIFICATE II IN CIVIL CONSTRUCTION

http://www.ertech.com.au/about-us/sustainability/ertech-construction-academy

Ertech Holdings has developed an innovative training academy to provide young people with a pathway into the civil construction industry. The initiative, driven and underwritten by Ertech Holdings, has support from education and industry leaders.

The Ertech Construction Academy provides students enrolled in Year 11 and 12 the opportunity to achieve a nationally recognised Certificate II in Civil Construction through on-site training and workplace experience whilst still attending high school. Over 20 local schools have been involved in the Academy program to date.

The applicants joining the Certificate II program are instructed by trainers from Australian Training Management and supported by Group personnel.

FEE FOR SERVICE (FFS) COURSES

Fee for Service (FFS) Courses 

• Many private RTOs (Registered Training Organisations/Providers) offer VETis (VET in School) programs that allow the student to complete senior school studies and attend a chosen course one day a week.
• Students who have a clear idea of what they would like to study further, post school, may have the opportunity to do so whilst still at school.
• Courses may be off campus, face to face in classes or online depending on the course and RTO.
• These courses incur tuition fees that are payable by families.

Examples of possible FFS Courses:

• Certificate III in Health Services Assistance, DNA Kingston

http://www.dnakingstontraining.edu.au/vet_in_school_courses/

• Certificate II in Civil Construction, ATM through Ertech Academy

http://www.ertech.com.au/about-us/sustainability/ertech-construction-academy

• Industry Ready Make Up Certificate, Artists at Play

http://www.artistsatplay.com.au/industry-ready/

• Certificate III in Early Childhood and Care, Greenhouse Education

https://www.greenhouseeducation.com.au/certificate-lll

• Certificate III in Fitness, Foundation Education

https://www.foundationeducation.edu.au/VET-in-schools-program

• Certificate IV in Business, Fremantle Education Centre

https://fec.org.au/vet-in-schools-programs/

Endorsed Programs

An endorsed program is a significant learning program that has been developed for senior secondary students. The program may have been developed by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority, or it may have been developed by a private provider or a school and subsequently endorsed by the Authority.

Each endorsed program consists of a series of lessons, classes and/or activities designed to lead to the achievement of a common goal or set of learning outcomes. Endorsed programs can be delivered as part of the school curriculum or as extra-curricular activities.

All endorsed programs successfully completed and reported to the Authority by the school

• are listed on the student’s Western Australian Statement of Student Achievement
• may contribute towards the breadth-and-depth requirement of the WACE
• may contribute towards the C grade requirement of the WACE.

Each endorsed program is allocated one, two, three or four unit equivalents.

https://senior-secondary.scsa.wa.edu.au/vet/endorsed-programs

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