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VET AND SBATS
Making Informed Decisions
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
GET INSPIRED, GET VET
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INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
INTRODUCTION
Vocational Education and Training (VET) can be an
important component of both the Victorian Certificate
of Education (VCE) and the Victorian Certificate of
Applied Learning (VCAL).
Consider how you like to learn and whether VET /SBATs
can support this
Explore how VET and SBATs could supplement your
program
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
GUEST PRESENTER
Paul Campbell – U Train
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
School Based
Apprenticeship and
Traineeship
(SBAT)
School Based Apprenticeship and Traineeship (SBAT) A nationally accredited qualification that is recognized throughout Australia and done as part of year 11 & 12 secondary schooling which combines accredited apprenticeship or traineeship training and part time paid work. The experience will give you an insight into the career path of your choice and gives you essential training and experience before you finish secondary school. There are many reasons to do an SBAT. Firstly it’s a part time job, which gives you an income while you are studying at school. It’s also a way to gain valuable experience in a profession or trade, giving you great career prospects.
What your week will look like… 3 or 4 days at school completing your VCE/VCAL program. 1 day completing a Certificate III level qualification through VFA Learning (Delivered onsite at Somerville SC) 1 day (7 hours per week) completing work placement in the industry of your chosen course. Note: VCE students can undertake a SBAT, however they will need to complete their 7 hours of work outside of school hours each week.
What your week will look like… Monday - School Tuesday - School Wednesday - VFA Learning (TAFE) Thursday - School Friday - Work day
Courses Offered by Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care. Certificate III in Fitness. Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance.
What courses can I choose
from?
Fitness Personal Trainer, Strength and
Conditioning coach.
Allied Aged Care, Physiotherapy, Medical
Health Centre, Dental Clinic, Sports trainer,
disability work, speech pathology.
Childcare Childcare centreWork Placement U Train is responsible for finding you a job in your chosen industry. It is your responsibility to keep your job, if you lose it you are required to find another one. Wages are paid per hour for work completed with your host employer. Year 10 & 11 students $10.95 p/hr Year 12 students $12.07 p/hr
SBAT Requirements Successfully complete your school program. Successfully complete your TAFE course. Complete a minimum of 7 hours of paid work per week. Successfully complete a minimum of 180 hours of work across the 12 months of your traineeship. If one element is not successfully completed you will not pass your SBAT.
MYTHS VS FACTS INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
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Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
WHY IS VET DIFFERENT?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYFACT
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
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Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
WHAT CAN YOU GET FROM
VET?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHAT DO YOU GAIN?
Nationally recognised qualification
Contribution towards VCE or VCAL
Skills
Knowledge
Employment opportunities
Financial outcomes
Education pathways Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYHOW CAN VET PREPARE YOU
FOR THE FUTURE?
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INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHAT CAN A VET PATHWAY
LOOK LIKE?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYDESIGNING YOUR LEARNING PATHWAY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYDESIGNING YOUR LEARNING PATHWAY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYDESIGNING YOUR LEARNING PATHWAY
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHEN CAN I START VET?
You can start your VET program
whenever you are ready.
Most students start in Year 10 or 11.
REMEMBER
In Year 10 you can only choose a
VET OR a VCE subject
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHERE DO I START IN
CHOOSING A VET?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY7 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
1. What am I passionate about?
2. What are my strengths?
3. What careers will allow me to follow my passion and develop my
strengths?
4. How can I get a better understanding of different career
opportunities?
5. What job opportunities will there be in the future?
6. What qualification will help me get the job I want?
7. What are my long-term goals?
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHICH VET ARE YOU?
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VCE VET INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY
HOW DO VCE VET WORK?
Credit towards the VCE or VCAL
Study scores and ATARs
Scored VCE VET program
Unscored VCE VET program
Qualification
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYSTRUCTURED WORKPLACE
LEARNING
SWL
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHY SHOULD I DO SWL?
Master your skills in the real world
Apply your industry knowledge to real world
situations
Experience the industry first hand and see if it is
for you
Develop your employability skills
Increase your employment opportunities
Source: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/studentguides/getvet/Pages/Index.aspx
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHAT IS ON OFFER AT SSC IN
2021?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYAPPRENTICESHIPS GROUP AUSTRALIA -
AGA
Certificate II Construction Pathways
Certificate II Electrotechnology
Certificate II Plumbing
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYVFA LEARNING
Certificate III Allied Health Assistance (SBAT)
Certificate III Community Services
Certificate III Early Childhood Education and Care
(SBAT)
Certificate III Fitness (SBAT)
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHAT CAN YOU STUDY AT
CHISHOLM?
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYVETDSS AT CHISHOLM
VET Delivered to Secondary School
Students
Chisholm InstituteVETDSS at CHISHOLM
• For your VETDSS class, you attend once a week for either a four hour or six hour session.
E.G 8.30am – 12.30pm, 1.00pm – 5.00pm, 9.00am – 3.00pm.
• You must attend the same class each week during the school term and the course will run for the FULL year.
• Your expression for a preferred time is requested when your school processes your application, you do not
apply directly to Chisholm, this is done for you by your school.
• We try our very best to place students with their preferred option but cannot guarantee you will get the first
preference. We are allocating approx. 2700 students to classes each year and we appreciate your flexibility
where possible.
• We plan to offer 31 courses in 2021, most of these are delivered over a two year period and students will
come out with either a full certificate or a statement of attainment if the course only offers partial
completion.
• The VETDSS department works in close partnership with the school VET/Careers team or representative to
monitor VETDSS students throughout the year.CHISHOLM CAMPUSES – VETDSS 2021
• BERWICK
• CRANBOURNE
• DANDENONG
• FRANKSTON
• MORNINGTON
PENINSULACHISHOLM VETDSS COURSES - 2021 • Certificate II Automotive – 2 Years • Certificate III Beauty Services – 2 Years • Certificate II Building and Construction – 2 Years – Partial Completion • Certificate II Building and Construction – BRICKLAYING – 2 Years – Partial Completion • Certificate III Business Administration LEGAL – 2 Years – Block Credit • Certificate II Business – 1 Year • Certificate III Business – 1 Year – Scored Program • Certificate II Community Services – 2 Year – Partial completion • Certificate II Computer Assembly and Repair – 2 Years – Block Credit • Certificate III Design Fundamentals – Graphics and Photography stream – 2 Years – Block Credit
• Certificate III Early Childhood Education and Care – 2 years (Work placement required) • Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) UEE22011 – 2 years • Certificate III Engineering – Fabrication Stream – 2 Years – Scored Program • Certificate II Furniture Making Pathways – 2 Years – Scored Program • Certificate III in Health Services Assistant – 2 Years – Scored Program (Work placement required) • Certificate II Horticulture – 2 Years • Certificate II Hospitality (Front of House) – 2 Years – Scored Program • Certificate III Information, Digital Media and Technology – Games or Cyber stream – 2 Years • Certificate II Kitchen Operations – 2 Years – Scored Program • Certificate II Kitchen Operations (Patisserie) – 2 Years – Block credit • Certificate III Make-up – 2 Years • Certificate II Outdoor Education – 1 Year
• Certificate II Plumbing Pre-Apprenticeship – 2 Years • Certificate II Salon Assistant – 1 Year – (Work Placement required) • Certificate III Screen and Media – 2 Years – Scored Program • Certificate II Sport and Recreation – 1 Year • Certificate III Sport and Recreation – 1 Year – Scored Program • Certificate III Tourism – 2 Years – Block Credit • Certificate III in Visual Arts – 2 Year – Block Credit
START DATE AND ATTENDANCE
• Start date is Wednesday 3rd February and Friday 5th February 2021. We want students to start on time,
please makes sure students are back from holidays etc and ready to start this week.
• Chisholm has a 90% attendance policy. We deliver for approx. 34 weeks over the year so would not like to see
them miss more than 4 in a calendar year. We understand attendance may fall below this rate but we find
once attendance is below 80%, students have trouble keeping up with assessments and put themselves at risk
of failing their certificate/program. This can depend on individual students and their ability to keep up with
their studies.
• Students who do not commence/attend their course by the third week can be withdrawn and their place
offered to any student on the waiting list.
• Students can withdraw from their VETDSS course by Friday 5th March and schools will only be charged an
administration fee (possibly materials if they are collected). After this date, schools will be invoiced the full fee
for the student. Please discuss this with your VET coordinator at school. You cannot contact Chisholm directly
for this.
• If a student is going to be absent, we ask that the family/student notify their secondary school. The school is
then responsible to advise Chisholm who will enter this on their records.FEES APPLICATION
• You do not need to pay fees to Chisholm, your • The application is processed by your school VET coordinator
school will be invoiced by Chisholm. or careers team. Our portal opens for applications in October
• Please discuss all payment and we start allocating classes late October.
options/arrangements with your school. • Once you are placed in a course you will receive an email
requesting you to complete and E-FORM (enrolment form).
Please make sure this is done as it will help secure a place in
CHANGE OF PERSONAL DETAILS our first allocation period.
• Please notify your school immediately if a you • Students will receive a second email in December stating the
change your home address, mobile number or time and day that your course begins. This email will also
email address. outline any specific information on equipment and resources
• Chisholm may send urgent communications e.g needed.
if a class is cancelled, so we want to make sure • It is important that you check your emails (including junk mail)
all students receive this information. during this period.
• Please note communication from Chisholm will be sent to the
email address that is provided/nominated when your
application goes on the Portal.CHISHOLM VETDSS PROGRAMS
Scored, Non-Scored and Block Credit
You will see there are some differences between VETDSS courses at Chisholm. VCAL and VCE students can enroll
into any of our VETDSS courses. To help you understand:
SCORED PROGRAM – Programs have set structure for first and second year, students will obtain a unit 1-2 and 3-4
contribution. Scored programs carry an exam at the end of second year, which means it can be calculated into
their ATAR. Students can also do these courses unscored if this is their preference and discussed with school.
NON SCORED – Most programs contribute to units 1-4 and students who complete a VCE VET Unit 3 and 4
sequence may be eligible for an increment towards their ATAR (10 per cent of the lowest study score of the
primary four studies).
BLOCK CREDIT –To be eligible for block credit student must be enrolled in VCE or VCAL. Students may still get a
unit 1-2 contribution and 3-4 sequence. ATAR contribution is dependent on level of certificate and structure of
other VCE subjects. This should be discussed with your secondary school.
PARTIAL COMPLETION – This means after the two years you are not eligible for a full certificate. You will receive
an official Statement of Attainment that will list the units you have passed. Our Building & Construction course
may offer a bridging course at the end of second year, so students can obtain a full certificate II.WORK PLACEMENT / STRUCTURED WORKPLACE LEARNING (SWL) We have 3 courses at present that have mandated work placement for the VET/VCE certificate, these are: • Early Childhood – 60 hours per year – Training package requirement • Salon Assistant – 40 hours in one year VCAA Requirement (can do hours at Chisholm) • Health Services Assistant – 40 hours per year VCAA Requirement (can do hours at Chisholm) Compulsory or recommended – Under most courses we have listed that a certain amount of work placement is recommended, not mandated. This is highly recommended by the VCAA. SWL – Students may be signed up by their secondary school to complete SWL (structured workplace learning) which they can gain credits for. This agreement and paperwork is organised with your secondary school.
EQUIPMENT and PPE
• Some of our courses will require specific PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) such as overalls,
protective shoes, safety glasses and aprons.
• When students receive their enrolment letter, it will have the information regarding equipment or
protective wear that is required for the start of classes in February 2021. Please organise this over the
summer break so you are ready to start class and enter the workshop/classroom from the start of the
year.
INFORMATION SESSIONS
• We hold compulsory information sessions for Beauty, Community Services, Electrical and Early Childhood
courses.
• Attendance is registered at these evenings and allocation to classes are only processed once we receive
confirmation that you have attended. Please attend to avoid disappointment.
• We hope to be able to hold some general information sessions for VETDSS programs later in the year.TASTER PROGRAMS / SHORT COURSES
TASTER PROGRAMS SHORT COURSES
Specialist program with less units and staff to We offer some short courses for secondary
enhance the learning environment. Courses we students that run in the holiday period that you
currently offer are: may also want to undertake:
• Building and Construction
• Hospitality • Coffee Handling
• Community Hub • White Card
• Sports and Rec • First Aid
• Beauty • Safe Food Handlers
• RSA
Further information will be distributed to VET
Coordinators at secondary schools regarding
these coursesCAN I STUDY A VET
ANYWHERE ELSE?
YES
INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITYWHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE?
Get VET Website
Victorian Skills Gateway
My Skills
The Department of Education and Training
Structured Workplace Learning Portal
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