Future Skills Pathways – 2020 Year 10 Student and parent information session Thursday 22 August 2019 6.00 – 7.00pm Performing Arts Theatre Senior Campus Chancellor State College CARE COURTESY COOPERATION CHALLENGE COMMITMENT Year 10 students and parents are invited to attend a Future Pathways VET information session. Information about VET in Year 11 & 12 will be provided to ensure students are well informed of the various opportunities available to them in the final 2 years of Senior Schooling. Information provided will assist students completing the SET plan and planning for 2020 including external certificates and school based traineeships and apprenticeship.
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Future Skills Pathways – 2020Year 10 Student and parent information session
Thursday 22 August 20196.00 – 7.00pm
Performing Arts TheatreSenior Campus Chancellor State College
CARE COURTESY COOPERATION CHALLENGE COMMITMENT
Year 10 students and parents are invited to attend a Future Pathways VET information session.Information about VET in Year 11 & 12 will be provided to ensure students are well informed of the various opportunities available to them in the final 2 years of Senior Schooling.Information provided will assist students completing the SET plan and planning for 2020 including external
certificates and school based traineeships and apprenticeship.
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Introductions
• Mrs Philippa Walker
Deputy Principal – Year 11
• Mr Dean Roberts
Head of Department VET/Future Skills
• Mrs Crystal Maybury
Year 10 Coordinator
• Ms Cathy Bennett
VET Coordinator
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Local industry growth by 2020
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VET subjects are normally a vocational type of subject
related to a career or area of interest.
Myths
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VET graduates earn low wagesThe average VET graduate’s salary is $2000 more than the average bachelor’s degree graduate
VET graduates struggle to find work78% (plus) of VET graduates are employed after training, compared to 69% of
bachelor’s degree graduates
VET is a thing of the pastThe VET sector currently provides 9 of the 10 occupations predicted to have the greatest growth
in the next five years
• Skilling Australia Foundation research study
• Perceptions Are Not Reality: myths, realities & the critical role of vocational education & training in Australia
Future Skills Pathways 2020
Vocational Education and Training – VET in schools (CSC)
Vocational Education and Training – VET in schools (TAFE etc.)
Vocational Education and Training – VET in schools (other schools)
School based apprenticeships and traineeships
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Vet in schools- Chancellor State College
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VET is a thing of the past
VET Subjects at Chancellor
Year 11
• Cert III in Business
• Cert III in Early Childhood Education
• Cert II in Engineering Pathways
• Cert III in Fitness
• Cert II in Hospitality
• Cert II in Information, Digital Media and Information
• Cert II in Manufacturing
• Cert III in Sport and Recreation
• Cert II and III in Tourism
• Cert III in Visual Arts
Year 12
• Cert III in Events
• Diploma in Business
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East Coast Tafe
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Sunshine Coast Technical Trade Training Centre
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Vet in Schools – school partnerships
Certificate III in Aviation (Remote Pilot)Caloundra State High SchoolCaloundra
Cert II Health Support ServicesKawana Waters State CollegeKawana
Certificate II in Kitchen OperationsCoastal Cookery Trade Training CentreMaroochydore State High SchoolMaroochydore
Certificate IV Crime and Justice Unity CollegeCaloundra
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Caloundra SHS
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KWSC Health
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Coastal Cookery Trade Training CentreMaroochydore State High School
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Unity College
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Apprenticeships & Traineeships
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• Combination of training and working in a real job, for a real boss with a real wage
• Complete a Nationally recognised qualification and learn skills at work
• Earn QCE credits/points
• Fully funded while at school
What’s the difference?
Traineeships:
• Encompass most industries
• Duration 1 – 2 years
• Usually finished while at school student
• Retail, Hospitality, Sport & Recreation, Business & many more.
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Apprenticeships:
• Trade qualification
• Duration 3 – 4 years full time
• Ongoing commitment after
Year 12
• E.g. Carpenter, Mechanic, Chef, Hairdresser etc.
How do I get a SAT?
Option Two – Advertised Positions
• Prepare resume & cover letter
• Check your emails for vacancies, newsletter & notice boards for advertised positions.
• Liaise with VET Coordinator regarding positions
• Apply as directed
• Complete necessary paperwork
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Option One – Finding your own SAT
• Prepare resume & cover letter
• Approach business & enquire about opportunities
• If an opportunity arises, provide details to VET Coordinator (Ms Bennett)
• Ask your current employer
• Complete necessary paperwork
Conditions
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• All School based traineeships and apprenticeships are subject to the approval of our Deputy Principal
• Student must maintain a satisfactory level of school work
• Student must agree to the terms and conditions including off the job training
• Complete all modules in accordance with the training plan
How does VET contribute to QCE
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Credits/points are awarded for new learning• If you do a Cert II and Cert III in the same subject you will only be awarded
points for the higher Cert.
• Credits/Points will only be awarded for one Certificate if both are from the same training package, i.e. Tourism and Hospitality, Fitness and Sport & Rec.
The QCE Forecaster on the college website calculates all the Certificates we deliver, it doesn’t calculate Certificates from external RTOs. If unsure of QCE points please see Deputy Principal for Senior Secondary Mrs Philippa Walker or Head of Department for VET Mr Dean Roberts
• The VET investment budget provides funding for students to complete ONE VETiSqualification listed on the Queensland Training Subsidies List while at school.
