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It suits students who learn best through practical experiences and real-world learning. |  |  |  |\n| | It helps\u003Cbr> Build work and life skills\u003Cbr> Gain industry experience\u003Cbr> Prepare for TAFE, apprenticeships or work\u003Cbr> Access university through non-ATAR pathways | Key Facts\u003Cbr> Learning is practical and project-based\u003Cbr> Assessed in class (not exams)\u003Cbr> Only exam: GAT (Part A)\u003Cbr> No ATAR or study scores\u003Cbr> Includes work placement | |\n\nWhy VCE-VM exists  \nVCE-VM exists because Victoria strengthened vocational and applied learning pathways by bringing them into the VCE. VCE-VM replaced the previous VCAL, building on VCAL’s strengths while improving consistency, quality and connection to training and work.  \n| Requirements of VCE-VM |\n| --- |\n| To be awarded the VCE-VM, students must satisfactorily complete at least 16 units including:\u003Cbr> 3 units of VCE-VM Literacy or VCE English (including a Unit 3–4 sequence)\u003Cbr> 2 units of VCE-VM Numeracy or VCE Mathematics\u003Cbr> 2 units of VCE-VM Work Related Skills\u003Cbr> 2 units of VCE-VM Personal Development Skills\u003Cbr> VET at Certificate II level or above (180 nominal hours)\u003Cbr> at least three other Unit 3–4 sequences across the program\u003Cbr>Most students complete 16–20 units over Years 11  and 12.  |\n\n\n| For whom is VCE-VM right? |\n| --- |\n| VCE-VM will suit if a student:\u003Cbr> Prefers hands-on, practical learning\u003Cbr> Enjoys teamwork and real-world projects\u003Cbr> Wants experience in workplaces or industries\u003Cbr> Plans TAFE, apprenticeships or work following school\u003Cbr> Doesn’t need an ATAR\u003Cbr>VCE-VM may not suit a student who:\u003Cbr> Needs an ATAR for their future course (check entry requirements early)\u003Cbr> Prefers exams and traditional academic learning\u003Cbr>|\n\nFurther Information  \nSarah Clark-Applied Learning Leader  \n[sarah.clark@clonard.vic.edu.au](sarah.clark@clonard.vic.edu.au)  \nMaggie Smith-VET Leader:  \n[maggie.smith@clonard.vic.edu.au](maggie.smith@clonard.vic.edu.au)  \nKate Connor-Work Placement Coordinator  \n[kate.connor@clonard.vic.edu.au](kate.connor@clonard.vic.edu.au)  \n\n| What is the difference between VET and VCE-VM? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| VCE-VM is the senior certificate pathway (The overall program), while VET is the industry training qualification completed within that program (VET is a required part of VCE-VM) .\u003Cbr>Students will complete one internal VET study here at Clonard (VET Certificate II in Events OR VET Certificate III in Sport and Recreation) and one external VET study off site with another provider.\u003Cbr>| |\n\n\n|  What subjects will I study in VCE-VM?\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| Year 11 |\n| |\n| A key part of VCE-VM is completing VET at Certificate II level or above. |\n\n\n| What will my week will look like? |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Consists of three key elements:\u003Cbr>1. School-based curriculum\u003Cbr>2. Work Placement\u003Cbr>3. VET |\n\n\n| How to apply? |\n| --- |\n| Research pathway options\u003Cbr>Complete online subject selections Complete Expression of interest form for both:\u003Cbr> VCE VM Exression of Interest\u003Cbr> VET Expression of interest\u003Cbr>Attend an interview with Applied Learning Leader and VET Leader with parents. |\n\n\n| Assessment and Pathways |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| VCE-VM is assessed through school-based tasks that demonstrate the learning outcomes, often through applied projects and evidence of skill development. This then means that attendance in class is vital for successful student outcomes and the authentication of competencies.\u003Cbr>VCE-VM studies do not receive study scoresand do not contribute to an ATAR |  |\n| VCE-VM helps students prepare for:\u003Cbr> Apprenticeships and traineeships\u003Cbr> Further education and training (including TAFE)\u003Cbr> University through alternative entry programs\u003Cbr> Going straight into the workforce\u003Cbr>| \u003Cbr>|\n\n\n| What is Structured Workplace Learning? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Workplace learning is a key part","cbCaipvj0OExRVx3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipvj0OExRVx3","pdf",550197,"English","# What is VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM)?\n# Why VCE-VM exists\n# Requirements of VCE-VM\n# For whom is VCE-VM right?\n# Further Information\n# Difference between VET and VCE-VM\n# What subjects will I study in VCE-VM?\n# What will my week look like?\n# How to apply?\n# Assessment and Pathways\n# What is Structured Workplace Learning?\n# New Metrics Credentialing - University of Melbourne\n# Upon Completion\n# What now?","[{\"question\":\"What is VCE Vocational Major (VCE-VM) and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"VCE-VM is an applied learning program for Year 11–12 that suits students who learn best through practical experiences and real-world projects. 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