VET DELIVERED TO SECONDARY STUDENTS

VET prepares students for the workforce by:

• Providing the opportunity to trial a career;
• Allowing the development of effective links with industry employers;
• Improving relevant skills for employment;
• Enhancing knowledge of employer expectations and real working conditions;
• Developing the capacity for cooperation, teamwork and leadership;
• Assisting the transition from school to the workforce;
• VET programs contribute directly to the ATAR score, or as a fifth or sixth subject.

VET increases a student’s learning potential by:

• Broadening their VCE (VIC), HSC (NSW), QCE (QLD), SACE (SA), WACE (WA) options;
• Developing their capacity in decision-making and problem-solving;
• Matching their interests and career aspirations with strong educational pathways.

We have been working with schools across Australia for more than 20 years, providing high-quality Vocational Education Training (VET). To date, we have over 3500 graduate students in our VET Music | Screen and Media courses.

We are a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and work with schools and training organisations to deliver VET Music and Screen and Media programs.

These VET programs are a great way for schools and training organisations to offer practical learning for students.

The delivery of VET qualifications must be done through an RTO (Registered Training Organisation).

If your school isn’t an RTO, Collarts can assist in implementing programs through an auspicing arrangement where Collarts acts as your RTO, as well as providing support, training resources, professional development, and student workshops.

If your school is already an RTO, Collarts can supply training resources, professional development and student workshops to support your VET programs. Find out more by reading through the further information on this webpage, or contact us.

Below is a list of courses Collarts offers from the CUA Creative Arts and Culture Training package:

• CUA20620 Certificate II in Music
• CUA30920 Certificate III in Music (specialising in Performance or Sound Production)
• CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music (specialising in Performance or Sound Production)
• CUA31020 Certificate III in Screen and Media

Certificates and statements of attainment

On completion of the requirements defined in the CUA Creative Arts and Culture Training Package, an RTO may issue a nationally recognised AQF qualification. A Statement of Attainment is issued by an RTO when an individual has completed one or more units of competency from nationally recognised qualifications or courses.

Certificate reissue

If you require replacement of a lost or damaged certificate, please fill out the Certificate or Statement of Attainment reissue form below.

The re-issuance fee for an individual certificate or statement is $40 (includes GST) and upfront payment is required. Where multiple certificates or statements are requested (e.g. an entire class) the fee is capped at $100 (includes GST).

If you require assistance or more information about the most appropriate courses to offer at your school, email our VETDSS Team.

Effective teaching needs to be engaging, flexible, practical and enjoyable. Collarts’ online teaching and training platform provides online materials, which allow students to research and learn away from the classroom. This means more time in the classroom for face-to-face contact and interaction.

Collarts also supports teachers through a flexible suite of resources and assessment tools. Teachers decide how much content they use and can blend our resources with other training tools if desired.

Teaching resources include:

• Course notes and guides
• Student activities
• A range of assessment tasks
• Quizzes
• Instructional learning videos
• Guest presenter videos
• Links to complementary resources

To arrange a demonstration or to try some online resources, email our VETDSS Team