VET
Vocational and Educational Training (VET)
VET programs are unique in that they offer secondary students the opportunity to study courses which have a direct workplace application, and attain a nationally accredited and recognized Certificate.
VET courses are undertaken within the VCE program and as such make up the units required for attaining the VCE. Scored Assessment is now part of the VET courses which count towards the ENTER score.
Students study at an external provider called a Registered Training Organisation or RTO for one afternoon a week, and may complete any of the following as part of their VCE:
VET in the VCE Program:
Animal Studies
Agriculture
Arts (Interactive Multimedia)
Automotive Paint and Panel
Automotive (Motor-Mechanics)
Business (Office Administration)
Building and Construction (Bricklaying)
Building and Construction (Carpentry)
Clothing Design and Production
Community and Children Services
Conservation and Land Management
Dance
Desktop Publishing
Electronics
Electrotechnology (Electrical Pre-Apprenticeship)
Engineering Studies
Equine Industry
Financial Services
Fitness
Floristry
General Construction
Hairdressing
Health Services - Remedial Massage
Horse Studies
Horticulture
Hospitality (Operations)
Interior Design
Joinery and Cabinet Making
Information Technology (Network Admin)
Informatin Technology (Software Application)
Make-Up Services
Multimedia
Cisco Networking Academy Program
Music Performance
Music Industry Skills
Music Industry Skills (Technical)
Nail Technology
Outdoor Recreation
Small Business Practice
Sport and Recreation