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Students can undertake VET as part of their school studies, delivered by a qualified school assessor in partnership with ACCCO.
- Centrelink/DHS Approved
- NQF Approved Qualification
- Recognised Australia wide
Vocational Education and Training in Schools (VETiS) are programs undertaken by school students as part of the senior secondary certificate that provide credit towards a nationally recognised VET qualification within the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Students can participate in a VETiS program delivered by a teacher at their school. The classes fit into the student’s school class schedule.
VETiS qualifications can be undertaken in years 10, 11 and 12, and can count towards their Senior Certificate of Education.
- Run to fit within school timetable
- Access up to date learning and assessment materials
- Dedicated ACCCO VET Coordinator for mentoring and support
- In-service training day for the school VET teacher
Eligibility Criteria
School Requirements
Work Requirements
Available Courses
Delivery Method
Training Costs
FAQs
For further information please contact our VET Coordinator on 1300 139 406 or email us at [email protected]
- Currently be enrolled in secondary school in either year 10, 11 or 12 and;
- Have achieved at least a C standard in Year 10 English
- It is a requirement of the qualifications that students obtain a Working with Children Check upon commencement of study
- Be enrolled at a school that has a third party agreement with ACCCO
Schools must enter into a third party agreement with ACCCO for delivery of training and assessment.
The school teachers delivering a qualification in school must meet ACCCO’s requirements for trainers assessors, including being a TAE qualified trainer assessor and having significant industry experience.
For more detailed information contact us.
Students will be required to attend placement at an appropriate, ACECQA approved workplace to practice their skills and knowledge, and to be assessed in a real world environment.
Some qualifications have a minimum number of hours that must be spent in a workplace to achieve competency.
Students can choose from any course listed in their school’s third party agreement with ACCCO. Typically the following courses are available.
CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
The CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care, introduces you to working in the field of early childhood. Providing education and care to children in a range of services. Learn how to help, plan, and deliver educational programs that focus on supporting children’s wellbeing, learning and development. It is the minimum qualification to gain employment in ACECQA approved early childhood services and often the qualification studied for those wanting to begin their career in early childhood education.
Face to face training is delivered by the qualified school teacher during scheduled classes within the school class timetable. Depending on your school class timetable this may be 1, 2 or 3 classes per week.
Assessment is conducted during class and while students are in the workplace completing their required voluntary hours of work.
Course costs for students are negotiated with the school when forming a third party agreement. Please contact your school or ACCCO for more information.
Funding may be available to cover some or all of the course costs. Check out our fees and funding page for more information.
Does a VETiS qualification count towards my Senior Certificate?
Yes, the VET in Schools (VETiS) program is designed to contribute to your Senior Certificate. Contact your school to find out how many points/credits you will receive for completing a qualification under the VETiS program.
What happens when you finish school but not your training?
If you have completed only part of your qualification you will still receive partial points/credits towards your Senior Certificate.
At the end of your course you will receive a Statement of Attainment listing all the units you have completed. You can enrol in a qualification after school and use the Statement of Attainment for credit towards your new qualification.
How do I get started?
Speak to your parents, teacher and VETiS coordinator at your school to find out if your school has a third party agreement with ACCCO and if a VETiS qualification is a good pathway for you.
Contact ACCCO for more information or if you have any questions.
Why choose ACCCO for education and training?
Standing out from other training providers, ACCCO is regarded for the valuable face to face and on the job training that students receive throughout their course.
With over 24 years’ experience, ACCCO has established strong relationships with schools and maintains close links to industry enabling us to deliver in-demand skills and up-to-date and relevant training.
ACCCO graduates have an outstanding reputation in the community due to their excellent education and skills. Students also benefit directly from the fact that ACCCO specialises in Early Childhood Education and Care qualifications and the high degree of industry engagement and connection that ACCCO offers graduates when seeking employment.
Education and Care services actively seek out ACCCO graduates because of their high quality training, with employers recognising the exemplary skills and practices from the students who have trained with ACCCO.
Eligibility Criteria
- Currently be enrolled in secondary school in either year 10, 11 or 12 and;
- Have achieved at least a C standard in Year 10 English
- It is a requirement of the qualifications that students obtain a Working with Children Check upon commencement of study
- Be enrolled at a school that has a third party agreement with ACCCO
School Requirements
Schools must enter into a third party agreement with ACCCO for delivery of training and assessment.
The school teachers delivering a qualification in school must meet ACCCO’s requirements for trainers assessors, including being a TAE qualified trainer assessor and having significant industry experience.
For more detailed information contact us.
Work Requirements
Students will be required to attend placement at an appropriate, ACECQA approved workplace to practice their skills and knowledge, and to be assessed in a real world environment.
Some qualifications have a minimum number of hours that must be spent in a workplace to achieve competency.
Available Courses
Students can choose from any course listed in their school’s third party agreement with ACCCO. Typically the following courses are available.
CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
The CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care, introduces you to working in the field of early childhood. Providing education and care to children in a range of services. Learn how to help, plan, and deliver educational programs that focus on supporting children’s wellbeing, learning and development. It is the minimum qualification to gain employment in ACECQA approved early childhood services and often the qualification studied for those wanting to begin their career in early childhood education.
Delivery Method
Face to face training is delivered by the qualified school teacher during scheduled classes within the school class timetable. Depending on your school class timetable this may be 1, 2 or 3 classes per week.
Assessment is conducted during class and while students are in the workplace completing their required voluntary hours of work.
Training Costs
Course costs for students are negotiated with the school when forming a third party agreement. Please contact your school or ACCCO for more information.
Funding may be available to cover some or all of the course costs. Check out our fees and funding page for more information.
FAQs
Does a VETiS qualification count towards my Senior Certificate?
Yes, the VET in Schools (VETiS) program is designed to contribute to your Senior Certificate. Contact your school to find out how many points/credits you will receive for completing a qualification under the VETiS program.
What happens when you finish school but not your training?
If you have completed only part of your qualification you will still receive partial points/credits towards your Senior Certificate.
At the end of your course you will receive a Statement of Attainment listing all the units you have completed. You can enrol in a qualification after school and use the Statement of Attainment for credit towards your new qualification.
How do I get started?
Speak to your parents, teacher and VETiS coordinator at your school to find out if your school has a third party agreement with ACCCO and if a VETiS qualification is a good pathway for you.
Contact ACCCO for more information or if you have any questions.
Why choose ACCCO for education and training?
Standing out from other training providers, ACCCO is regarded for the valuable face to face and on the job training that students receive throughout their course.
With over 24 years’ experience, ACCCO has established strong relationships with schools and maintains close links to industry enabling us to deliver in-demand skills and up-to-date and relevant training.
ACCCO graduates have an outstanding reputation in the community due to their excellent education and skills. Students also benefit directly from the fact that ACCCO specialises in Early Childhood Education and Care qualifications and the high degree of industry engagement and connection that ACCCO offers graduates when seeking employment.
Education and Care services actively seek out ACCCO graduates because of their high quality training, with employers recognising the exemplary skills and practices from the students who have trained with ACCCO.
For further information please contact our VET Coordinator on 1300 139 406 or email us at [email protected]