North Central TTC 

VET BEAUTY SERVICES - SEEKING CLIENTS

Our VET Beauty Services class need to complete assessments by providing beauty services to clients. We are inviting people to make bookings on Thursday 19 June, Thursday 26 June and/or Thursday 3 July. Please refer to the advertisement for information on the times and services available. Bookings can be made by contacting the school office on 54911 280 or sending a message via the North Central Trade Training Centre Facebook page. Please reach out if you would like any information.

I would like to sincerely thank everyone in the community that has shared our Facebook post in relation to this request and reached out and made bookings so far. Having the opportunity to work with the public and apply theory to practice is absolutely vital for the learning and development of our students.

Try a VET Day

Last Thursday, the NCTTC ran its annual ‘Try a VET Day’. The purpose of the day is to give students the opportunity to learn about the VET studies on offer at the NCTTC, so they can make informed choices regarding their subject selections and future pathways.

Around 130 students and accompanying staff from Boort, Charlton, Donald, East Loddon, Pyramid Hill, Sea Lake, St. Arnaud, Wedderburn and Wycheproof attended.

The first part of the day gave students the opportunity to listen to a range of guest speakers from different industries. Thank you to the NCLLEN, specifically Julie Bourke, for organising Sigrid Lee, Remi Jeffery, Rebecca Cossar, Emily Wright, Bruce Hando and Conrad Sugden to speak about their respective industries and pathways. Their willingness to share what they have learnt along the way about school and life in general was greatly appreciated.

Students then participated in three different VET sessions, which gave them insight into the requirements, content and expectations for the 11 subjects we have on offer.

Lunch was left in the capable hands of the Charlton Lions Club who cooked our BBQ, which was very well received by staff and students alike! 

The overall feedback from supervising staff from our cluster schools, as well as the students, was very positive.

We would like to thank the NCLLEN for their continued support of this important day and the TTC staff who ran a range of interesting and engaging sessions for the students in attendance.

Our next step is to give the students time to consider their choices for 2026 and obtain course counselling before making important subject selections.