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COURSE HANDBOOK 2021
CTTC
What is the
Corangamite
Trade Training
Cluster?
The Corangamite Trade Training Cluster commenced Camperdown College
operation in February 2018 and is providing vocational
• DUAL CERTIFICATE Retail Cosmetics SHB20116 &
education and training opportunities to senior secondary
Salon Assistant SHB20216
students across the Corangamite Shire. The provision of
high quality VETDSS certificates (previously known as VETiS Cobden Technical School
certificates) by qualified trainers is intended to address • Certificate II Building and Construction 22338VIC
skills shortages and support successful school completion,
• Certificate II Automotive Vocational Preparation
building the capacity of individuals and our community.
AUR20716
The CTTC facilities have been constructed on five sites
• Certificate II Electrotechnology Studies
(Camperdown College, Cobden Technical School, Derrinallum
(Prevocational Course) 22261VIC
College, Terang College and Timboon P12 School) after a
successful application for funding through the federal Trade Derrinallum P12 College
Training Centre program. Hampden Specialist School is a • Certificate II Business BSB20115
formal member of the Cluster. Enrolment in CTTC courses
is also open to students from surrounding government and Terang College
non-government schools. • Certificate II Community Services Work CHC22015
While remaining enrolled at their base school to complete Timboon P12 School
their VCE or VCAL, Corangamite students can undertake
• Certificate II Hospitality (1st year only) SIT20316
a CTTC VETDSS Certificate in their trade of choice on a
common day each week, travelling to the provider school for • Certificate II Engineering Studies (VCE VET) (1st
a four hour training block. The current suite of Certificate I and 2nd year) 22470VIC
or II courses caters for a diverse range of future pathways • Certificate III in Music Industry CUA30915-VES
including Business, Automotive, Community Services,
Beauty, Building and Construction, Electro-technology,
Engineering, Hairdressing, Hospitality and Music.
Agriculture Healthcare &
31% social assistance
share of workforce
+500-1,100 10%
share of workforce
new workers required by 2021
+900-2,000
new workers required by 2021
Manufacturing Tourism, retail
& construction & hospitality
8% 20%
share of workforce share of workforce
+450-950 +300-1000
new workers required by 2021 new workers required by 2021 Derrinallum
Transport
& automotive Camperdown
Terang
5% Cobden
share of workforce
+150-650
new workers required by 2021
Timboon
N
CAMPERDOWN
DUAL CERTIFICATE
Retail Cosmetic &
Salon Assistant
These combined courses will
provide you with a range of basic
skills and knowledge in retail
sales, product
knowledge, and hairdressing
salons.
Program structure You will also learn how to apply make up for all occasions,
Two year program. braiding and basic hair styling techniques, and shampooing
Weekly four hour block on a and applying colour products.
designated school day PLUS one
week in school holidays.
Who should apply?
Students who are wanting to begin a Units
career as a makeup artist or gain a
First Year HOURS
traineeship or employment within the
beauty, spa or holistic therapies Dry hair to shape 40
industries. Maintain & organise tools, equipment and work areas 20
Provide shampoo and basin services 40
Possible job outcomes Research and use hairdressing industry information 15
The majority of hairdressers are Conduct salon financial transactions 25
employed in salons. Most hairdressers Greet and prepare clients for salon services 10
work in small salons of between four Sell to the retail customer 20
and six people. Most salons require
Recommend products and services 20
apprentices. Hairdressers may also
Produce visual merchandise displays 35
be employed as stylists for TV, film,
Design and apply make-up 45
theatre, day spas, cruise ships or
Use social media tools for collaboration and engagement 20
advertising agencies. It is a large
TOTAL 290
occupation with good employment
prospects. Hairdressers with good
retailing skills (selling products Second Year Hours
or additional treatments) are Apply hair colour products 30
particularly in demand. Braid hair 30
Comply with organisational requirements within a personal services 45
Pathways environment
These qualifications are intended to Communicate as part of a salon team 30
prepare you for further training in the Contribute to health and safety of self and others 20
beauty and hairdressing industries. Design and apply make-up for photography 30
Organise personal work requirements 30
Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
VCE credits up to two units each year. Research and apply beauty industry information 20
Two 1 & 2 units. *90 nominal hours of Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices 20
VET equals one VCAL credit. Advise on beauty products and services 30
TOTAL 285
*Applies to all CTTC VET courses.
COBDEN
Certificate II:
Automotive
Vocational
Preparation
This is a great course for
those wanting to gain some
base-level automotive skills
to build on.
Program structure The CTTC offers a pre-apprenticeship program which
Two year program.
provides general knowledge, mechanical skills and hands-
Weekly four hour block on a on workshop experience of basic automotive functions
designated school day. and vehicle systems. This is a great starting point and
knowledge of this nature is never wasted.
Who should apply?
Students interested in further study in Units
specialist or industry specific streams
VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
of the automotive industry. The course
will also appeal to students seeking Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace 20
a sound working knowledge of basic Use and maintain tools and equipment in an automotive 20
automotive procedures. workplace
Follow environmental and sustainability best practice in an 25
Possible job outcomes automotive workplace
People working in trades are in high
Identify automotive mechanical systems components 25
demand. Apprenticeships are available
in industry specific streams. With Resolve routine problems in an automotive workplace 20
additional training and experience, Carry out basic vehicle servicing operations 40
future employment opportunities may Inspect, test and service batteries 10
include: Trimmer,
detailer, UNITS 3 & 4
panel beater, heavy or Communicate effectively in an automotive workplace 20
light vehicle mechanic. Operate electrical test equipment 40
Solder electrical wiring and circuits 20
Pathways
Construct and test basic electronic circuits 40
This course has been designed to
articulate with a number of TAFE Select and use bearings, seals gaskets, sealants and adhesives 10
certificates such as Motorsport, Light Dismantle and assemble single cylinder four stroke petrol 40
Vehicle, and/or Automotive Mechanical engines
Apprenticeship. Dismantle and assemble multi cylinder four stroke petrol 40
engines
Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
TOTAL 370
On the completion of the Certificate
II program, students are eligible for
credit of up to four VCE VET units on
their VCE Statement of Results. Two
of these units are at 1-2 level and two
are 3-4 level.
COBDEN
Certificate II:
Building &
Construction
This course is designed to
provide the skills required for
a successful career in building
construction.
Program structure Get a taste of the building industry and learn to use a wide
Two year program. variety of building tools and techniques with a partial
Weekly four hour block on a completion of the pre-apprenticeship program in carpentry.
designated school day.
Who should apply?
Units in the pre-apprenticeship Units
include safe handling of plant and
power tools, quality principles for the VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
building industry, calculations, wall Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry 20
and roof framing, building structures,
Conduct workplace communication 20
setting out and workplace
documents and plans. Carry out measurements and calculations 20
Apply basic levelling procedures 8
Possible job outcomes
Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the 20
Carpenter, fixing
construction industry
carpenter, formwork
Prepare to work safely in the construction industry 6
carpenter, joiner,
bricklayer, or builder. Provide basic emergency life support 12
Prepare for work in the building and construction industry 16
Pathways
This course has been designed Identify and handle carpentry tools and equipment 100
to articulate with Certificate II in VCE VET UNITS 3 & 4
General Construction (Carpentry Pre- Perform basic setting out 24
Apprenticeship) and Traineeship for
Construction Worker. Construct basic sub-floor 48
Construct basic wall frames 48
Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
Upon completion of the VCE Construct a basic roof frame 40
VET program, students will have Install basic window and door frames 24
achieved credits towards the pre-
Interpret and apply basic plans and drawings 25
apprenticeship certificate. Students
wishing to complete the entire pre- Erect and safely use working platforms 24
apprenticeship certificate will need TOTAL 455
to undertake modules beyond the
requirements of the VCE VET program.
COBDEN
Certificate II:
Electro-
technology
studies
The course provides students
with the skills and knowledge
to enhance their entry level
employment prospects.
Program structure The course provides students with the skills and knowledge
Two year program. to enhance their entry level employment prospects in
Weekly four hour block on a apprenticeships and traineeships in a range of industries
designated school day. such as electrical, electronics, refrigeration & mechanical.
Who should apply? Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
This course provides pathways to new VCE VET Electrical Industry provides a Unit 1-4 sequence for satisfactory
skills as new technologies are adopted, completion purposes. Students undertaking the program are eligible for credit
especially in energy efficiency and of up to five VCE VET units on their VCE Statement of Results: three units at Unit
sustainability. Students must have a 1-2 level and two at Unit 3-4 sequence.
good understanding of mathematics.
It can lead onto apprenticeships and
Units
traineeships. People working in trades
are in high demand and its one of the VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
biggest employment sectors in the Apply occupational health and safety regulations, codes and 20
country. practices in the workplace
Possible job outcomes Carry out routine work activities in an energy sector environment 40
Provides exposure to a diverse range Identify and select components, accessories and materials for 20
of related industries which lead onto energy sector work activities
traineeships and apprenticeships in Fix and secure electrotechnology equipment 20
the electrical field. Use of routine equipment plant technologies in an energy sector 80
environment
Pathways
Set up and test residential audio/video equipment 40
This course can lead into Electrical
Apprenticeships and Traineeships. VCE VET UNITS 3 & 4
Further study options include Work safely in the construction industry (pre-requirement) 6
Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Provide basic emergency life support 12
Certificate IV in Electrotechnology, Apply occupational health and safety regulations, codes and 20
solar installation, solar design, also practices in the workplace
the telecommunication industry and Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components 40
electrical distribution networks such
Produce products for carrying out energy sector work activities 80
as Powercor etc.
Solve problems on ELV single path circuits 40
Note: Cost of first year includes first HOURS 418
aid course and Construction Induction
(CI) card.
DERRINALLUM
Certificate II:
Business
This course provides students
with a variety of skills and
knowledge needed to under-
take administrative roles in a
business or office
environment.
Program structure The certificate provides an understanding of business
One year program. fundamentals within the Australian context and will assist
Weekly four hour block on a students to gain employment opportunities in an entry level
designated school day.
administrative or customer service role.
Who should apply? Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
This course is designed for students Recognition of up to four units of credit at Units 1 and 2 level.
looking to move into a business
administration position in the future.
Possible job outcomes
Business administrator, Units
data entry operator,
information desk clerk, VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
receptionist, executive Organise and complete daily work activities 20
administrative assistant, Process and maintain workplace information 30
Communicate in the workplace 40
personal assistant.
Use digital technologies to communicate remotely 20
Pathways Work effectively with others 15
Certificate II can provide pathways to Deliver a service to customers 40
various traineeships in the business
Work effectively in a business environment* 30
or administration. Alternatively it
Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices* 20
could lead to a Diploma or Bachelor of
Business. Handle mail 60
Produce digital text documents 20
Use business technology 20
Contribute to health and safety of self and others
TOTAL 330
TERANG
Certificate II:
Community
Services
This course provides a general
overview of the community
services and health industries.
Program structure This course provides a qualification that can lead onto
One year program. further training in individual support, early childhood,
Weekly four hour block on a disability work, ageing support, nursing and community
designated school day. services.
Who should apply? Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
Students who are interested in On successful completion of Certificate II in Community Services students will be
further study in both the health and eligible for:
community-based services that focus
• The award of Certificate II in Community Services
on the promotion of good health
• Credit to two units of VCE at Units 1 & 2 level or VCAL Industry Specific Skills
practices. The course reflects the
role of workers in the community and • Pre-requisite studies for Certificate III in Community Services. Certificate
/ or residential setting who follow III Community Services can also provide credit at VCE Units 3 & 4 including
individual health and wellbeing plans scored assessment.
for people who may require support
due to aging, disability or some other
Units
reason.
VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
Possible job outcomes
Participate in workplace health and safety 20
Child care, aged care, Provide first point of contact 35
home and community Work with diverse people 40
care, alcohol and other Communicate and work in health and community services 30
drugs work, disability Organise and complete daily work activities 20
work, social housing or Manage personal stress in the workplace 40
mental health work, and Use routine strategies for work-related learning 15
the health sector. Interact effectively with others at work 10
Pathways Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems 15
This course has been designed to Provide first aid 18
articulate with other streams of TOTAL 243
Certificate III in Community Services,
which lead onto the Certificate IV
Community Services, Diploma of
Community Services and onto the
Bachelor of Social Work. Streams
include aged care, disability or
childcare.
TIMBOON
Certificate II:
Engineering
This course provides students
with a solid foundation
in the basic principles of
engineering.
Program structure The Certificate II in Engineering Studies focuses on four
Two year program minimum. main areas: fabrication, electrical/electronics, production
Weekly four hour block on a and mechanical. Students will gain an overview of
designated school day. engineering and the career opportunities available.
Who should apply? Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
Students considering advanced Certificates II and III in Engineering Studies each provide a Unit 3-4 sequence
training in a broad range of for satisfactory completion purposes. Students undertaking Certificate II in
engineering related fields. This course Engineering are eligible for credit of up to four VCE VET units on their VCE
could provide students with increased Statement of Results: two units at Unit 1-2 level and a Unit 3-4 sequence.
opportunity to gain an apprenticeship Students have the option to undertake scored assessment and the study score
in Fitting and Turning or Electrical and can be fully counted towards a student’s ATAR. This certificate will satisfy
Metal Fabrication. They may also seek learning outcomes for the industry specific skills and work related skills strands
employment as a trade assistant or in the VCAL program.
process or production worker in the
metals manufacturing industry. Units
Special requirements VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
Student’s workbook, safety glasses, Apply principles of Occupational Health and Safety 10
project materials, overalls safety Use hand tools 20
boots, hat or hairnet and drawing
Report on a range of sectors in manufacturing, engineering and 30
equipment.
related industries
Pathways Select and interpret drawings and prepare three dimensional (3D) 20
This course has been designed to sketches and drawings
articulate into the trade-based Perform basic machining processes 40
Certificate III or and Advanced Apply basic fabrication techniques 40
Certificate or Associate Diploma Use power tools / hand held operation 20
in Engineering at TAFE. University
Perform basic metal fabrication operations 60
diploma and degree level courses may
also be available. It is recommended UNITS 3 & 4
that the following VCE subjects be Undertake a basic engineering project 80
undertaken: English 1 and 2; or Perform intermediate engineering computations 40
Mathematics 1 and 2. Perform basic welding and thermal cutting 60
TOTAL 420TIMBOON
Certificate II:
Hospitality
(First year only)
This course provides workers
in the hospitality industry
with the training required to
develop their practical skills
and experience.
Program structure The Certificate II Hospitality is the pathway Hospitality
One year program. students are taking as part of their VCE VET program. It
Weekly four hour block on a provides the skills and knowledge required to work in the
designated school day. hospitality industry.
Who should apply? Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
Students who have an interest in Students who complete Certificate II in Hospitality qualify for two VCE units at
gaining employment in the hospitality 1-2 level. This certificate will satisfy learning outcomes for the industry specific
industry in front of house, waiting and skills and work skills strands in the VCAL programs.
food service, cooking/catering, or in
the retail food industry.
Possible job outcomes
Units
Fast food industry, VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
sandwich hand, front Work effectively with others 15
of house, waiting, food Source and use information on the hospitality industry 25
services, cooking/ Use hospitality skills effectively 0
catering, or in the retail Show social and cultural sensitivity 20
food industry. Interact with customers 20
Participate in safe work practices 12
Pathways
ELECTIVES
After achieving the Certificate III in
Use food preparation equipment 25
Hospitality, you may choose to
progress to the Certificate IV in Prepare dishes using basic methods of cookery 45
Hospitality, or to Certificate IV Prepare and present simple dishes 25
qualifications in other service Clean kitchen premises and equipment 13
industry fields such as Tourism. Use hygienic practices for food safety 15
Alternatively, the Diploma of
Maintain the quality of perishable items 10
Hospitality Management may be
TOTAL 225
studied.TIMBOON
Certificate III:
Music
(Performance)
A nationally recognised
qualification, the course of
study is designed to develop
songwriting and performance
skills.
Program structure
Students write, record and perform their own songs,
Two year program.
Weekly four hour block on a
developing a repertoire of songs that they can perform at
designated school day. the end of the second year of the course.
Who should apply? • Compose, arrange, perform and • Depending on electives,
Students considering a career in record an original song students will be able to perform
music or those with an interest • Gain basic skills in performance, in a local amateur environment,
in developing their musical and technology and/or business in a group and/or as a soloist,
performance skills. practice using improvisation
• Demonstrate appropriate health, Contribution to the VCE/VCAL
Special requirements
safety and security procedures Students who complete Certificate III
Students need to be able to play a
musical instrument or sing or be • Work with others through in Music gain a Certificate III in Music
willing to learn. They also need to be organising a music act and event as well as four units towards their
prepared to perform in front of an • Promote their works VCE.
audience.
Units
Pathways
Certificate III in Music is designed to VCE VET UNITS 1 & 2 HOURS
provide students with a wide range Contribute to health and safety of self and others 20
of knowledge and skills to be able to Implement copyright arrangements 20
maximise employment as a performer Work effectively in the music industry 35
or composer in the music industry.
Apply knowledge of style and genre to music industry practice 40
At the completion of Certificate III in Develop ensemble skills for playing or singing music (elective) 50
Music Industry, students will be able
Compose simple songs or musical pieces (elective) 35
to:
VCE VET UNITS 3 & 4
• Gain an insight into music
industry sectors and career Develop technical skills in performance 20
opportunities Prepare for performances 35
• Explain how the music Develop improvisation skills 35
industry works in their local Develop and maintain stagecraft skills 70
environment Perform music as part of a group (elective) OR 70
• Identify music styles, Perform music as a soloist (elective)
production processes and TOTAL 430
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Dual Certificate II
Retail Cosmetic
Camperdown
& Salon Assistant $350 $290 NO 03 5593 1617
College
(SHB20116 &
SHB20216)
Certificate II
Automotive Cobden $200 first year
Vocational Technical $350 $200 second YES 03 5595 1202
Preparation School year
(AUR20716)
Certificate II
Cobden $200 first year
Building and
Technical $350 $200 second YES 03 5595 1202
Construction
School year
(22338VIC)
Certificate II
Cobden $530 first year
Electrotechnology
Technical $350 $360 second YES 03 5595 1202
Studies
School year
(22261VIC)
Certificate II
Derrinallum
Business $350 $195 NO 03 5597 6625
College
(BSB20115)
Certificate II
Terang
Community Services $350 $185 first year NO 03 5592 1349
College
(CHC22015)
Certificate II
Engineering Studies $200 first year
Timboon
(VCE VET) (1st $350 $100 second NO 03 5598 3381
P12 School
and 2nd year) year
(22470VIC)
Certificate II
Timboon
Hospitality $350 $200 YES 03 5598 3381
P12 School
(SIT20316)
Certificate III
$100 first year
Music Timboon
$350 $60 second NO 03 5598 3381
(Performance) P12 School
year
(CUA30915-VES)
Uniform CTTC Polo
All $30
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