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VETDSS
Vet Delivered in Secondary Schools

Why choose VETDSS? Watch this video on the SWTAFE website.

All year 10 students are encouraged to select a VETDSS course.  
Courses will run from 8:30am until 12:45pm.  All courses come at a cost.  
Courses are subsidised by the school and payment plans are available by early arrangement, VETDSS are considerably more affordable as a student.
Cost of VETDSS  will be supplied on the webchoice selection process.
VETDSS courses are valuable in the provision of:
  • National accreditation, students who want part time / casual work whilst attending university have a qualification on CV. 
  • Trainers from industry.
  • The experience of a different style of education.
  • May be undertaken alongside, or as part of your VCE, VCAL or a school-based apprenticeship.​
  • Hands on industry experience.
​Every VETDSS program provides a certain amount of credit towards your VCE and VCAL. We recommend you speak with Mr de Man about the combination of subject selections including any VET Delivered in Secondary Schools program and the credits it provides toward VCE or VCAL.
VCE: A VET in Schools program may contribute up to 13 of the 16 units required for satisfactory completion of the VCE, and many of the programs have a scored assessment which can be counted within your ‘primary four’ studies for calculation of your ATAR. Others may provide for one ATAR increment; calculated as ten per cent of the average scaled scores of the primary four – a 10 per cent bonus to your ATAR score!
VCAL: Contribution to VCAL is determined by the number of units successfully completed. When you have been assessed as competent in units totalling 100 nominal hours, this will contribute one VCAL unit towards satisfactory completion of VCAL. This program will satisfy learning outcomes for the Industry Specific Skills and Work Related Skills strands of VCAL at the Foundation, Intermediate or Senior levels.

Courses on offer for Year 10 students in 2021

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Certificate II - Sport & Recreation  - Baimbridge College

This course is ideally suited for students that have an interest in the fitness & recreation industry and enjoy being physically active. This qualification allows students to develop their basic functional knowledge and skills for working in customer contact positions in the sport or community recreation industry. Students will study units such as working effectively in sport, fitness and recreation environments, assisting with practical activity sessions, participating in sports at an intermediate level, participating in workplace health & safety and conducting coaching sessions.
Students have an opportunity to utilise sport and recreation facilities, leisure and aquatic centres assisting with the conduct of recreation activities, and facility maintenance and operations.
Pathways for students undertaking this qualification includes:
· Community activities assistant
· Customer service assistant
· Leisure assistant
· Recreation assistant
· Retail assistant
· Grounds assistant
· Facility assistant
Cost: $550

HDSC Courses

  • Cert II Automotive via HDSC
  • Cert II Building & Construction (partial) via HDSC
  • Cert II Kitchen Operations via HDSC
  • Cert II Hospitality via HDSC
  • Cert II Information Digital Media & Technology (IDTM)    (Game Programming) via HDSC
  • Cert II Creative Industries (3D Design) via HDSC
  • Cert II Hair & Beauty via HDSC

  • Website http://hdsc.net.au/
  • Contact: Jodie Sanders
    Phone 55 711 708
    Email  jodie.sanders@education.vic.gov.au

Course information booklet

hdsc_2021.pdf
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File Type: pdf
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TAFE 

  • Cert II Agriculture via TAFE
  • Cert II Health & Community Services via TAFE
The above courses are the only SW TAFE VETDSS courses in Hamilton.  The rest listed in the PDF file are in Warrnambool.

Please note that the times on the presentation are incorrect, TAFE will run at the same time as the HDSC and BAIMBRIDGE. 

8:30AM - 12:45PM Tuesdays

​SW TAFE FLYER

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  • Home
  • Contact
  • Our School
    • About >
      • The Principal
      • Leadership Team
      • Year Level Co-ordinators
      • School Leaders
      • Student Representative Council (SRC)
      • News >
        • Vietnam Cambodia 2019
    • Alumni / Reunions
    • School Policy
    • Capital Works
    • Child Safe School
    • Facilities >
      • Gymnasium
      • HDSC
      • Library
      • Music Centre
    • Sports Houses
    • School Council
    • School Production >
      • Bye Bye Birdie
      • Beauty and the Beast
      • CHICAGO!
    • Standing Tall
    • Careers
    • Student Wellbeing
    • Integration
    • School Reports
  • Enrolment
    • Welcome
    • Apply to Enrol
    • BYOD Program
    • Choosing a school
    • Countdown to Secondary School
    • Information Books
    • Subject Selection 9-12
    • Bus Network >
      • Conveyance Allowance
    • CSEF FUNDING
    • Fees >
      • Starting Out Costs
      • NILS Assistance
      • Parent Payment FAQs
    • Scholarships
    • School Books
    • Transition/Orientation
    • Uniform >
      • State Schools Relief Uniform Pack
  • COMPASS
  • 2021 BOOKLISTS
    • YEAR 7
    • YEAR 8
    • YEAR 9 & 10
    • VCE / VCAL
    • 2nd Hand Book Sales
  • Newsletter
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