VET Programs
One of the fastest growing areas of education in high schools are the Vocational Educational and Training (VET) Programs. These programs provide for students who are employment or TAFE bound. Students who participate in these Programs become a far more employable and productive member of the workforce and better prepared to pursue further study in a wide range of fields.
Qualifications
Students successfully completing a VET Program will be able to gain Secondary Graduation and attain Australia-wide accreditation with the completion of Training Package Competencies.
Busselton Senior High School is a Registered Training Provider and is therefore able to accredit nationally recognised Competencies to students in VET Programs. In this area the school has the same recognition as TAFE colleges. Students in Business Studies, Manufacturing Industries Studies, Recreation Industry Studies, Service Industry Studies and Marine and Outdoor Recreation Studies can be accredited by the school with Competencies and Certificates up to Level II. A list of the competencies offered by each program is available on application.
The Certificate qualifications form a major part of the selection criteria for competitive TAFE courses.
Structured Workplace Learning (SWL)
An integral part of all the VET programs is Structured Workplace Learning (SWL). SWL is undertaken one day a week in local businesses. SWL experience is highly valued by prospective employers and TAFE Colleges. Students must undergo an interview to determine their readiness for work and therefore their eligibility to complete the SWL course.
Outcomes
Last year was a very successful year for VET. Blake Elliot was a district finalist in the VET Student of the Year Award. Our VET program was ranked eleventh in the state for high achievement of Qualifications and 100% of VET students achieved graduation.
Cost of VET Courses
VET courses offer many opportunities, experiences and resources. Parents and students need to check the cost of participating in the course prior to enrolling. Parents pay a 50% deposit on charges to qualify for a workplace readiness interview.
More Information about VET
To seek more information about VET courses, feel welcome to contact the VET Curriculum Coordinator – Brian Pusey or any of the Coordinators listed in the course descriptions.
One of the fastest growing areas of education in high schools are the Vocational Educational and Training (VET) Programs. These programs provide for students who are employment or TAFE bound. Students who participate in these Programs become a far more employable and productive member of the workforce and better prepared to pursue further study in a wide range of fields.
Qualifications
Students successfully completing a VET Program will be able to gain Secondary Graduation and attain Australia-wide accreditation with the completion of Training Package Competencies.
Busselton Senior High School is a Registered Training Provider and is therefore able to accredit nationally recognised Competencies to students in VET Programs. In this area the school has the same recognition as TAFE colleges. Students in Business Studies, Manufacturing Industries Studies, Recreation Industry Studies, Service Industry Studies and Marine and Outdoor Recreation Studies can be accredited by the school with Competencies and Certificates up to Level II. A list of the competencies offered by each program is available on application.
The Certificate qualifications form a major part of the selection criteria for competitive TAFE courses.
Structured Workplace Learning (SWL)
An integral part of all the VET programs is Structured Workplace Learning (SWL). SWL is undertaken one day a week in local businesses. SWL experience is highly valued by prospective employers and TAFE Colleges. Students must undergo an interview to determine their readiness for work and therefore their eligibility to complete the SWL course.
Outcomes
Last year was a very successful year for VET. Blake Elliot was a district finalist in the VET Student of the Year Award. Our VET program was ranked eleventh in the state for high achievement of Qualifications and 100% of VET students achieved graduation.
Cost of VET Courses
VET courses offer many opportunities, experiences and resources. Parents and students need to check the cost of participating in the course prior to enrolling. Parents pay a 50% deposit on charges to qualify for a workplace readiness interview.
More Information about VET
To seek more information about VET courses, feel welcome to contact the VET Curriculum Coordinator – Brian Pusey or any of the Coordinators listed in the course descriptions.
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