VETDSS ACTING - Acting for VET Coordinators, Career Coordinators and Principals

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Jacob

VETDSS ACTING provides information about the nationally accredited 22707VIC Certificate III in Screen Acting delivered for VETDSS students over two years by the Australian College of Dramatic Arts (RTO 3139). It outlines training focus in screen acting for Film and Television, AQF Level 3 expectations, and how the program supports Year 10–12 learners through competency units, foundation skills, and ongoing assessment. The material also covers contributions to VCE and VCE Vocational Major via block credit recognition, ATAR contribution conditions, and guidance on enrolment, RPL, credit transfers, information and orientation sessions, fees, and units of competency.

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CategoryExam

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Pages8

Reading Time20 min

AccessFree to download

Contact information

Videos showing our work

Information

Contribution to VCE and VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM)

Enrolment information

RPL

Credit transfers

Information sessions

Orientation sessions

Fees

22707VIC Certificate in Screen Acting RTO 3139 VETDSS Acting for 2027 For VET Coordinators, Career Coordinators and Principals VETDSS ACTING TableofContents CONTACT INFORMATION 2 VIDEOS SHOWING OUR WORK 3 INFORMATION 3 CONTRIBUTION TOVCE AND VCE VOCATIONAL MAJOR (VCE VM) 4 ENROLMENT INFORMATION 4 RPL 5 CREDIT TRANSFERS 5 INFORMATION SESSIONS 5 ORIENTATION SESSIONS 5 FEES 5 UNITS OF COMPETENCY (UOCS) 5 FOUNDATION SKILLS 6 FUTURE PATHWAYS AND OPPORTUNITIES 7 Are There Productions PL trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts RTO 3139 1 CONTACT INFORMATION Office Address: 7 Macquarie Place Boronia Vic 3155 Telephone: 9720 6200 Merilyn Brend Robinson 0413 445 744 [admin@acda.vic.edu.au](admin@acda.vic.edu.au) [www.acda.vic.edu.au](www.acda.vic.edu.au) Merilyn Brend Robinson CEO – meri[lyn@acda.vic.edu.au](lyn@acda.vic.edu.au)[ ](lyn@acda.vic.edu.au)[Nikki Wellington Admin](Nikki Wellington Admin) – admin@acda.vic,edu,au Karen Haymes Admin – [karen@acda.vic.edu.au](karen@acda.vic.edu.au) Are There Productions PL trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts RTO 3139 2 VIDEOS SHOWING OUR WORK ACDA Snapshot-2026 for use in 2027 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7SdsD-RTCo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7SdsD-RTCo) Mini bite 1 [https://youtube.com/shorts/Kq0gi-irV6M?feature=share](https://youtube.com/shorts/Kq0gi-irV6M?feature=share) Mini bite 2 [https://youtube.com/shorts/v9CDgCUujc4?feature=share](https://youtube.com/shorts/v9CDgCUujc4?feature=share) Mini bite 3 [https://youtube.com/shorts/Gg6iHzFDGMc?feature=share](https://youtube.com/shorts/Gg6iHzFDGMc?feature=share) INFORMATION The Australian College of Dramatic Arts is the industry provider for the Nationally accredited 22707VIC Certificate III in Screen Acting course delivered for VETDSS students over two years. We provide the skills, knowledge and attitudes for training in acting for Film and Television. The course is accredited at AQF Level 3 (Certificate III) . Please check that interested students are at the required skill level. VET Acting is delivered to Year 10, 11 and 12 students who are passionate about this specialised subject. The units of competency are designed to give a common-sense approach to learning. The course is complementary to VCE Drama and Theatre Studies, but as a VETDSS subject gives the opportunity to students to explore the Australian Film and Television Industry with its diversity of content specifically responding to the increase in‘streaming’ services, which offer more employment opportunities in cast and crew jobs. Many students experience acting on stage, but the technique is far different when working in front of the camera. This course gives students the opportunity to learn basic employment skills, CV writing, face to face interviews, working with Industry professionals. The continual practice of working in front of camera gives students the chance to increase their confidence and communication levels. • Filming in front of camera • Confidence and communication builder • Skills proficiency in interviewing, auditioning, and screen-testing. Are There Productions PL trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts RTO 3139 3 • Excursions with professional industry guest speakers and Visits to set (where practicable) • Knowledge of how the industry works. • Develop digital skills that will ensure relevance and transferability to industry. • Production of a film project using the UOC electives needed in the second year. • Individual student assessment mapping and ongoing progress reporting • Occasional use of blended leaning CONTRIBUTION TO VCE AND VCE VOCATIONAL MAJOR (VCE VM) This qualification provides credit towards the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM) through block credit recognition. A minimum of 180 nominal hours contributes to: Two VCE units at Units 1–2 level

FAQs

What course and qualification does VETDSS ACTING provide?

VETDSS ACTING covers the nationally accredited 22707VIC Certificate III in Screen Acting delivered for VETDSS students over two years by ACDA (RTO 3139). It is accredited at AQF Level 3 (Certificate III).

How does the program contribute to VCE and VCE VM?

The qualification provides credit toward the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM) through block credit recognition. It contributes via a minimum of 180 nominal hours and can also relate to the Victorian Pathways Certificate (VPC).

What options are available for enrolment, RPL, and credit transfers?

Students enrol through a cluster portal or email ACDA administration. RPL is available as a formal assessment process, and credit transfers may be granted for AQF qualifications and Statements of Attainment previously issued by other RTOs, based on previously assessed competency.

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Jacob