Industry Specific Skills VET

Course Description

A VET ( Vocational Training and Education ) in the VCE program enables you to widen your horizons and on successful completion, gain two qualifications instead of one, a nationally recognised VET/TAFE Certificate. VET provides you with the opportunity to obtain a broad based education that links training to industry and encourages innovation, independence and entrepreneurial endeavour.

At Tarneit Senior College, we are aligned with two RTO's (Registered Training Organisations) ensuring that we are catering for and supporting the vast majority of student pathways.

For further information regarding our RTO's please refer to the links below

IVET Contact : https://www.ivetinstitute.com.au/

WYNBAY LLEN Contact: https://www.wynbayllen.org.au/ 

Features of VET

Contribution to VCAL or VCE

VCE and VCE Vocational Major: 

VCAL (2023 only):

Why study a VET?

VET INCREASES STUDENT LEARNING POTENTIAL:

VET PROVIDES NATIONAL QUALIFICATION AND SKILLS: 

VET PREPARES STUDENTS FOR THE WORKFORCE:

Expands post school opportunities and improves employment prospects.

Provides the opportunity to trial a career. Helps students explore possible areas of interest, which promote further study and work choices.

Fees and Charges

By choosing a VET course, students will be selecting subjects that involve training in industry as well as at school, which on completion will provide them with two qualifications instead of one, a VCE Certificate and a nationally recognised VET/TAFE Certificate.

The fees for VET subject at TSC in 2021 will be $250 per subject for any VET that is offered internal.

The fees for VET subjects that are externally offered through the LLEN are outlined in the 2023 LLEN VET Handbook and vary from subject to subject.

Please note, there may be additional charges, eg. materials, equipments, camp and excursion fees depending on the subject.