VET in Schools

Build practical skills, gain nationally recognised training and start exploring your career while still at school.

Eligible South Australian secondary school students can undertake nationally recognised VET qualifications while completing SACE or equivalent.

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How to Apply

Applications for VET in Schools must be submitted through your school.

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Choose a qualification

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Speak with your school VET Coordinator or Career Counsellor

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Complete eligibility and VETRO requirements

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Begin training once your enrolment is confirmed

Eligibility

Subsidised training is subject to South Australian eligibility and funding requirements. Requirements include:

  • Australian citizenship, permanent residency or an eligible visa
  • Enrolment in Year 11, 12 or 13 while undertaking SACE or equivalent
  • Being at least 16 years old, or turning 16 in the year of enrolment
  • Relevant industry exposure, accredited training or SACE project work where required
  • Completion of VET Readiness Orientation
  • Completion of an Upfront Assessment of Needs
  • Completion of the required Language, Literacy and Numeracy assessment

Eligibility and funding requirements may change. Your eligibility will be confirmed before enrolment.

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SIT20421 Certificate II in Cookery

Develop practical skills in food preparation, safe food handling, kitchen operations, teamwork and commercial kitchen practices.

This qualification may support pathways into apprenticeships, further study or employment.

SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality

Develop skills in customer service, food and beverage service, workplace hygiene, communication and teamwork.

This qualification may provide pathways into hospitality, tourism, events, further study or employment.

Career Pathways

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School

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VET Qualification

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Apprenticeship or Traineeship

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Further Study

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Employment

VET in Schools helps students gain practical skills and explore career options before completing secondary school. Individual pathways depend on each student's choices and circumstances.

Information for Schools

QCA works with schools to support student referrals, enrolment, eligibility checks, VETRO requirements and training arrangements.

Ready to Start Your VET Journey?

Speak with your school VET Coordinator or Career Counsellor about your options.

Email: info@qca.edu.au Phone: 1300 511 888