College News

VDSS (Vocational Education and Training Delivered to Secondary Schools

Our young people have gained positions in areas they aspire to. In the next couple of weeks students will be required to log onto the RTO (Registered Training Organisation) to complete a pre entry assessment called a LLN (Learning Literacy and Numeracy Pre Assessment) to gauge the necessary support, the students may need to successfully complete their studies.

24 students are preparing for vocational studies in 2025.

Longerenong Skill Invest: Paper hard copy:

Isabel Bourne 1st Year Agriculture
Madric Brennan 1st Year Automotive Heavy Diesel possible School Based Apprenticeship
Declan Joulbert 1st Year Automotive Heavy Diesel possible School Based Apprenticeship
Ruby Caldow 1st Year Agriculture
Mitchell Hately 1st Year Agriculture possible School Based Apprenticeship
Layla Linto Agriculture
Shane Perks Automotive Heavy Diesel

Horsham College Tech Online enrolment:

Carlos Martin still to be confirmed Screen Media
Xanda Mayne still to be confirmed Screen Media
Trinity Moritz still to be confirmed Screen Media
Will Dubois 1st Year Automotive Small Engine
Riley Honner 1st Year Automotive Light Mechanical leading to Automotive Electrical or Diagnostic Technology

Federation University Horsham: Online and visit by FU Administration

Chloe Dubois 1st Year Early Childhood Education and Care
Hope Martin 2nd Year Early Childhood Education and Care
Lolah Joubert 2nd Year Allied Health Support
Marlee Henderson 1st Year Community Services
Silas Hutchins 1st Year Community Services to be confirmed
Sierra Jorgenson 2nd Year Community Services
Lilly Schapel 2nd Year Community Services
Callum Sambell 1st Year Community Services
Paul Martin 1st Year ElectroTechnology (Electrician) (Paul has already completed LLN and blitzed the assessment and shone in Digital at an Advanced level)
Isabella Nicol 1st Year Salon Assistant. Currently enrolled in Community Services waiting for Salon Assistant to be confirmed
Souljah Hughes 1st Year Automotives Light Vehicle
Callum Mayne 1st Year Automotives Light Vehicle

Orientation to VET Federation University was a highlight for a number of students that were a little anxious about travelling to Horsham and studying with close to 300 students. The biggest number of enrolments so far. Thank You to Sheree and Tom Cooper for sharing the experience with our students.

Excited students with Kim Boulton VET coordinator and Annabel wellbeing and support person for Federation University. Callum Mayne also attended.

Mrs Donna Tucker

Work Experience Coordinator