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(VETiS)  \nVocational Education and Training (VCE VET) Programs assist students in transitioning to further education, training, and employment. Vocational Education and Training delivered to Secondary Students (VDSS) programs refer to TAFE-level courses that allow students to complete a nationally recognised vocational qualification whilst attending secondary school.  \nVCE VET programs are designed so that students can develop general work-related competencies and the skills and knowledge they will require through:  \n Enabling students to gain their VCE or VCE-VM and a VET qualification  \n Gaining qualifications in a recognised TAFE Certificate course at a Certificate II or III level  \n Promoting awareness of the world of work through work placement  \n Developing skills in communication, teamwork, using technology, problem-solving, using mathematical ideas, and concepts, planning, and organising activities, gathering, and analysing information and occupational health and safety  \n Developing the skills and knowledge required to work in an industry.  \n Giving students a competitive edge in looking for both casual and full-time employment  \n Providing a qualification can lead to further study, including further TAFE studies and university.  \nVCE VET courses are qualifications approved by the VCAA following consultation with schools, industry and training providers.  \nThey provide an opportunity for students to receive credit towards their VCE, VCE VM or VPC. Some VCE VET courses offer scored assessments.  \nThings to consider when selecting a VCE VET Certificate  \nWorkload & Commitment  \nVCE VET programs involve a significant commitment by students and should not be considered an 'easy' option. A VCE VET course completes a full study workload alongside the other VCE or VCE-VM studies. There is a major theoretical element to all VCE VET and TAFE programs. It is not all hands-on practical work, even in certificates like Automotive Technology, Beauty, Building and Construction, or Hospitality. Students are often required to work through self-paced modules. Students need to be committed to their VCE VET program. Students will be expected to:  \n Meet application deadlines, prepare for and attend interviews on time  \n Attend classes on time and regularly  \n Notify the school, RTO or TAFE of an impending absence  \n Always act in a responsible manner at school, RTO, TAFE or the workplace  \n Abide by the rules of the RTO or TAFE  \n Always be prepared for classes and have the necessary equipment required  \n Organise and complete work placement when required  \n Promptly notify Cranbourne East Secondary College's VET Specialist whenever problems or queries arise  \n Work in a safe manner  \nInternal or External VET course  \nStudents can study VCE VET courses at CESC or travel to a TAFE institute or another secondary college one day per week to attend classes. In some circumstances, students may miss classes at school. Students are responsible for catching up on any missed work in their own time. If you have any VCE VET questions, please see our VET Specialist or anyone in the Careers Team.  \nStructured Workplace Learning (SWL)  \nStudents are required to undertake a Structured Work Placement (SWL) to satisfy the requirements of a VCE VET course. VCE Students must speak to the SWL Coordinator to discuss options for Structured Work Placement dates.  \nPayment  \nVCE VET programs will involve extra costs. Interested students must complete the online application and pay a deposit prior to being accepted into the VCE VET. Should students change their mind and withdraw from the course before it begins or change their VCE VET enrolment, there is a $50 administrative charge by the Institute. Institutions will not allow refunds to students who withdraw from a program once they have commenced. 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