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VET studies are delivered on a Thursday. Year 9 students undertake elective technology subjects through the NCTTC.  \nOUR SCHOOLS  \nNine schools attend the North Central Trade Training Centre,(NCTTC), a set of facilities located atthe Charlton College campus & accessed by students from network schools.  \nThe Principal of Charlton College & NCTTC Manager are responsible for the management of the NCTTC.  \nThe Centre provides specialised vocational education & training in the fields of Agriculture, Animal Studies, Automotive, Building & Construction, Engineering, Hair & Beauty, Community Services, Health, Hospitality & Sport & Recreation.  \nWHAT IS  \nVET?  \nVET is an acronym for Vocational Educational & Training.‘Vocational’ relates to an occupation or employment & ‘Education & Training’ isabout learning. Put simply, VET focuses on learning the practical skills & knowledge required in a specific industry.  \nUndertaking VET while at school means students can make a start on training for a career before they leave school!  \n04  \nFEATURES OF VET  \n VET enables students to gain qualifications for all types of employment & industry specific skills to help them in the workplace, therefore developing employability  \n Undertaking VET while at school allows students to mix general & vocational education & make a start on training for a career before leaving school  \n VET programs are typically completed over two years  \n VET enables students to complete a nationally recognised vocational qualification & a senior school certificate at the same time  \n VET can be studied through school-based apprenticeships or traineeships (SBATs)  \nWHY CHOOSE VET?  \n VET programs contribute directly to the VCE, VCE VM & VPC & can contribute towards the ATAR  \n To gain a nationally recognised industry qualification, as well as the VCE  \n To create flexible education & career opportunities & keep pathway options open  \n To embrace the opportunity to combine knowledge & practical based learning  \n To obtain an apprenticeship or traineeship after school  \n To gain industry experience, employability skills & to maximise job opportunities  \n To create a pathway to further study  \n To gain opportunities for industry & workplace exposure & connection  \n To develop capacity for teamwork & leadership  \n To focus on an area of passion while building skill sets  \nVET VCE 05  \nINFORMATION  \nVCE VET PROGRAMS  \nVCE VET programs are made up of VET qualifications approved by the VCAA to contribute towards the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE), VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM) or Victorian Pathways Certificate (VPC) . 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