eVET & Distance Education Options

It may be possible to undertake vocational courses, known as eVET and TVET. These courses are subject to availability, school approval and have a family contribution toward the cost of the qualification (16% over the whole course).

These courses are designed to provide students with practical, industry-recognised skills and qualifications. They are delivered externally, either at a TAFE campus (TVET) or through a registered training organisation (eVET). These programs offer an alternative style of learning, allowing students to explore career pathways and gain hands-on experience while completing their Stage 5 studies.

Successful completion of these courses can provide credit towards a national qualification and may assist with future employment or further study.

Further details about courses and the application process are available from Mrs Townsend.

Other than the courses offered at Holy Trinity in Years 9 and 10, the study of a variety of courses is available to some students through the Department of Education Distance Education Program.

Students may only apply to study one course each year through Distance Education.

Students receive their work packs from their Distance Education tutor regularly. They are required to complete work and return it by post or email for marking on a regular basis.

Students need to be self-motivated and independent workers to succeed in this type of study. 

Distance Education charged an annual fee of approximately $340 in 2025, payable in advance.

Full details are available from Miss Bailey.