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Vocational Education and Training (VET)

What is VET?

VET stands for vocational education and training.

VET is a national system designed to skill workers to work in particular industries eg plumbing, retail.

VET is underpinned by a National Training Framework which comprises two components:

VET works on a nationwide level, covering four levels of Certificate, Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas within the Australian Qualifications Framework.

What are VET in Schools programs?

VET in Schools programs are based on national industry or enterprise competency standards.

Structured Work Placement is highly recommended.

Students may exit the course with a full qualification or a statement of attainment.

How are VET in Schools programs delivered?

VET in Schools programs may be delivered in the following ways:

VET in Schools Awards and Competitions

VET in Schools Presentations:

Please note: supporting slide notes are included and can be accessed after saving a copy of these presentations.

Vet in Schools Good Practice case studies:

Further information on the programs described in these case studies may be obtained from the schools' individual websites or direct contact with the schools.

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