VETDSS Details

• VETDSS v. SBAT

  SBATs provide both structured training and part-time work components. The part-time work is delivered through an apprenticeship or traineeship. VETDSS only consists of the structured training component. Both programs provide you with a nationally recognised qualification when you finish school.

  For example, when you’re undertaking SBATs, you must complete a minimum of one day of structured training and a minimum one day of workplace based training every week. VETDSS structured training is delivered in schools and can easily fit into a VCE or VCAL timetable.

• Advantages

  Successful completion of VET in a senior secondary program can provide students with:

  • a VCE and/or VCAL certificate issued by the VCAA, and a VET certificate issued by a registered training organisation (RTO)

  • two statements of results issued by the VCAA giving details of units completed in the VCE and units of competency/modules completed in the VET qualification

  • an enhanced ATAR which can improve access to further education
  • pathways into employment and/or further VET qualifications or training • workplace experience gained through structured workplace learning.

• Eligibility

  You’re eligible for VETDSS if you are:

  • An Australian citizen.
  • An Australian permanent resident (holder of a permanent visa)
  • A New Zealand citizen
  • Enrolled into VCE or VCAL

Meet Our Account Manager Valerie Pagano

Valerie Pagano has 20 years experience in Employment Services, creating pathways to employment for early school leavers and minority groups. 

If you have any further questions please contact Valerie on:

Ph: 0410 474 629 
E: valeriep@tmg.edu.au