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VET Applications
Applying for a VET Course is an involved process and selection is NOT automatic.
The process involves completing the “Application for Enrolment Form”, creating a USI No online, completing a Literacy Learning & Numeracy Assessment online, adding the VET course to the student subjects for 2020, and attending an Interview with a SW TAFE Staff member.
In addition there are additional fees associated with enrolling in a VET Course that must be paid by the due date. VET Course Service Fee = $150.00 + Subject Materials Fees – Typically $150.00
VET Courses Available for Enrolment in 2020: Available to students in Years 10, 11 & 12
- Automotive (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- Building and Construction (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- Digital Media & Technology (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- Hairdressing (Year 1); Hospitality (Year 1);
- Hospitality Kitchen Operations (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- Retail Makeup (Year 1);
- Beauty (Year 2);
The following Courses are available to Students enrolled in Year 11 or Year 12 Only:
- Community Services (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- Electrotechnology, Electrical Industry (Year 1) or (Year 2);
- VET Music (Year 1) or (Year 2);
NOTE: Competition for a VET course will be high. Follow the directions to ensure you secure a place !
The “Application for Enrolment Form” MUST be returned to the VCE Office by 31 August 2020.
Year 11 Students - Deakin Uni Scholarship - Apply NOW
Deakin University offers ONE Young Influencer Award Scholarship to a Student in Year 11 each year at Warrnambool College. Successful students will receive $500 in Year 11 (December) and $4500 in your first year of study at Deakin University.
Applications Open Mon 19 August. Close Friday 11 October.
How to Apply:
Step 1: Download the Application form: deakin.edu.au/young-influencer-award
Step 2: Complete the Form, responding to three key criteria questions.
Step 3: Submit your Application and supporting documents on-line at deakin.edu.au/young-influencer-award
Note: The winners of this award are selected by the school. Deakin University will contact students directly about the outcomes of their application.
Peter Bollard
Careers Practitioner