Vocational Education and Training (VET)

​Vocational education and training (VET) is "education and training for work". It enables students to gain qualifications for different industry areas and specific skills to help them in the workplace. VET courses are accredited through the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

St Teresa’s Catholic College is a Registered Training Organisation ( RTO 31297 ) and senior students are able to select from qualifications on the College scope of registration and from a variety offered by other registered training providers. Delivery mode may be face-to-face, online, off campus, or a combination of these. Details of these courses can be found in the Senior Phase Learning Handbook or the Year 10 Course Handbook, made available to students during the SET Planning process / Year 10 subject selection process, or to students when enrolling at the College, or by visiting the websites of our partner organisations.

VET courses contribute credit toward the Queensland Certificate of Education and provide a pathway to further training. Completed AQF Certificates III, IV and Diploma may be allocated a QTAC selection rank for tertiary entry purposes.

VET qualifications delivered for 2017 at St Teresa’s Catholic College *

*Program viability is subject to enrolment numbers. The College reserves the right to withdraw a program from offer.

Accurate at time of publication (26/3/17) but subject to change.

TAFE Queensland East Coast, RTO 0418, offers a number of VET programs for school students in 2017. Details of these will be available on the TAFE at school page of the organisation’s website.

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