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VET IN SCHOOLS
2018 PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES
STUDY TAFE COURSES WHILE AT SCHOOL
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE COURSES
STEM AND DEFENCE PATHWAYS
UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE RTO: 52787
Contents
CAMPUS LOCATIONS..................................................................................................................................................... 3
OVERVIEW FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS.......................................................................................................... 4
HOW DO STUDENTS APPLY?...................................................................................................................................... 5
SPOTLIGHT ON DEFENCE AND RELATED INDUSTRIES...................................................................................... 6
COURSES.......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
MEA20415 Certificate II in Aeroskills (Aeroskills Mechanical Pre-Apprenticeship)............................................................. 13
ACM20110 Certificate II in Animal Studies......................................................................................................................... 14
MST20616 Certificate II in Applied Fashion Design and Technology................................................................................. 15
AUR20916 Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology (Vehicle Body Painting Pre-Apprenticeship).................. 16
AUR20916 Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology (Panel Beating Pre-Apprenticeship).............................. 18
AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation.......................................................................................... 19
AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production - Bus, Truck and Trailer............................................... 20
AVI30116 Certificate III in Aviation (Cabin Crew)................................................................................................................. 21
52821WA Certificate III in Aviation (Support Services and Operations) ............................................................................. 22
52825WA Certificate II in Building and Construction (Pathway – Para Professional)......................................................... 23
52824WA Certificate II in Building and Construction (Pathway – Trades)........................................................................... 25
CHC22015 Certificate II in Community Services................................................................................................................ 26
UEE20511 Certificate II in Computer Assembly and Repair............................................................................................... 27
UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics................................................................................................................................. 29
UEE22011 Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) (Electrotechnology Pre-Apprenticeship)............................... 30
MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Heavy Fabrication Pre-Apprenticeship).............................................................. 31
MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical Fitter and Machinist Pre-Apprenticeship)........................................ 33
MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering [Mechanical-Plant Mechanic Pre-Apprenticeship].............................................. 34
MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways............................................................................................................. 35
MEM30505 Certificate III in Engineering Technical............................................................................................................. 36
SIT30516 Certificate III in Events........................................................................................................................................ 37
SFL20115 Certificate II in Floristry (Assistant)..................................................................................................................... 38
SIT20316 Certificate II in Hospitality................................................................................................................................... 39
SIT20416 Certificate II in Kitchen Operations (Commercial Cookery/Patisserie Pre-Apprenticeship)................................ 40
TLI21815 Certificate II in Logistics...................................................................................................................................... 41
52700WA Certificate II in Plumbing (Plumbing Pre-Apprenticeship) .................................................................................. 42
FDF20510 Certificate II in Retail Baking Assistance (Pre-Apprenticeship) ........................................................................ 44
SHB20116 Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics ...................................................................................................................... 45
SHB20216 Certificate II in Salon Assistant......................................................................................................................... 46
CUA31015 Certificate III in Screen and Media ................................................................................................................... 47
SIT30116 Certificate III in Tourism ...................................................................................................................................... 49
EDUCATION SUPPORT COURSES ............................................................................................................................ 50
How to apply ...................................................................................................................................................................... 51
AUR20716 Automotive Skill Set ......................................................................................................................................... 52
AHC20416 Horticulture Skill Set ........................................................................................................................................ 54
52824WA Construction Skill Set ........................................................................................................................................ 56
SIT20316 Hospitality Skill Set ............................................................................................................................................ 57
Education Support Application Form ................................................................................................................................. 58
FEE-FOR-SERVICE COURSES ................................................................................................................................... 60
ICT30115 Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (Network Administration) ...................................... 61
Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Accessory Installation Skill Set................................................................................ 62
CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care ..................................................................................... 63
SCHOOL-BASED TRAINEESHIPS AND APPRENTICESHIPS ............................................................................ 64
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SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE
CAMPUSES ARE LOCATED
ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PERTH
METROPOLITAN AREA
ARMADALE CAMPUS
• 40 and 45 Commerce Avenue, Armadale WA 6112
• 145 Jull Street, Armadale WA 6112
BENTLEY CAMPUS
Hayman Road, Bentley WA 6982
Campus locations
CARLISLE CAMPUS
Cnr Oats and Bank Streets, Carlisle WA 6101
E-TECH CAMPUS
41 South Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160
FREMANTLE CAMPUS (BEACONSFIELD)
15 Grosvenor Street, Beaconsfield WA 6162
HENDERSON CAMPUS
12 Egmont Road, Henderson WA 6166
JANDAKOT CAMPUS
• Annexe: 23 Eagle Drive, Jandakot WA 6164
• Hangar: 14 Compass Road, Jandakot WA 6164
KWINANA CAMPUS
Cnr Gilmore Avenue and Sulphur Road
Orelia, WA 6167
MARITIME CAMPUS
1 Fleet Street, Fremantle, WA 6160
MUNSTER CAMPUS
9 Gardiner Avenue, Munster WA 6166
MURDOCH CAMPUS
130 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch WA 6150
PEEL CAMPUS
(Peel Education and Training Campus)
Education Drive, Mandurah WA 6210
ROCKINGHAM CAMPUS
Simpson Avenue, Rockingham WA 6168
THORNLIE CAMPUS
Burslem Drive, Thornlie WA 6108
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 3
Overview for parents and students
OVERVIEW ABOUT SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE
This booklet contains information on the range of courses VET IN SCHOOLS COURSES
offered by South Metropolitan TAFE as Vocational
PATHWAYS TO EMPLOYMENT
Education and Training in Schools (VETiS) courses.
South Metropolitan TAFE offers industry approved
Information such as delivery locations, costs and uniform courses that provide relevant workplace skills at
requirements are included to assist schools, teachers, specialised industry training centres.
parents and students in making the best choices for each
individual. South Metropolitan TAFE students that complete a
qualification will be on a pathway to their chosen career.
With 14 campuses across the Perth metropolitan area, Many students gain employment or go onto further
South Metropolitan TAFE is the largest provider of training such as our certificates, diplomas, advanced
education and training in Western Australia. diplomas, associate degrees or university.
We have hundreds of full-time and part-time nationally PATHWAYS TO UNIVERSITY
accredited courses, a range of associate degrees and a South Metropolitan TAFE courses can provide pathways
variety of industry-specific certifications across a broad to university. On completion of a Certificate IV or Diploma,
range of study areas including: graduates can use their qualification to apply for a wide
• Aerospace and Logistics range of courses at university.
• Animals and Environment South Metropolitan TAFE has advanced standing
• Applied Engineering/Oil and Gas agreements with Murdoch Univeristy, Curtin University,
• Automotive Technology Edith Cowan University, the University of Notre Dame and
• Business and Information Technology the University of Western Australia in a range of bachelor
• Building, Construction and Work Safety degree courses.
• Community Services and Health
• Defence, Mechanical and Fabrication Engineering Students graduating from South Metropolitan TAFE’s
• English and Foundation Skills diploma and advanced diploma courses may gain up
• Electrotechnology and Plumbing to one year credit in bachelor degrees of 3 to 4 years.
• Fashion and Personal Services For more information about South Metropolitan TAFE’s
• Hospitality and Culinary Arts university pathways please call 1800 001 001 or go to
• Maritime Studie southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au
• Oil and Gas Process Engineering
• Science FEES AND CHARGES
• Tourism Secondary school students undertaking VETiS courses
as part of their secondary education including pre-
apprenticeships in schools courses are exempt from
tuition, resource and enrolment fees. However depending
on the chosen course students may be required to
purchase a uniform, protective equipment, text books or
trade equipment/tools.
ATTENDANCE
Students are responsible for ensuring that they attend
all scheduled classes. Attendance will be recorded
and any absences are reported to the school. The VET
Coordinator at your school will be contacted to discuss
the appropriateness of a student continuing if there are
repeated absences. Students are required to inform
their lecturer in advance if they will be absent from
any scheduled classes. Poor attendance may mean
withdrawal from the course.
DRESS CODE
Students are not required to wear their school uniform to
their course but they are expected to dress appropriately.
Where special or protective clothing and/or footwear is
required, it must be worn without exception. Students
who forget to bring their protective clothing will be
excluded from the campus workshops/classes and the
school informed.
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How do students apply?
VETIS APPLICATIONS FOR 2018
OPEN JULY AND CLOSE FRIDAY 1
SEPTEMBER 2017
To complete the application students will
require their:
• School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA)
number (this can be found on your school report or
speak with your VET in Schools Coordinator
• A Unique Student Identifier (USI) - to obtain this they
will need to visit usi.gov.au
• Parent/guardian email address and mobile phone
number
• Most recent school report in an electronic format
i.e. PDF
• Resume, references and/or certificates which will
help support their application
VETiS courses are extremely competitive and it is
recommended that as much evidence as possible is
provided to support the application. These documents
must be uploaded when applying through our online
application system.
Applications can be submitted online at
southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au/vetis
The school will be asked to endorse and support the
application before the selection process begins.
For more information,
please contact your school
VET coordinator.
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 5
SPOTLIGHT ON DEFENCE
AND RELATED INDUSTRIES
Marine Industry
School Pathways Program
Supporting Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics pathways
National Sponsor
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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,
ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS
(STEM) AND DEFENCE PATHWAYS
South Metropolitan TAFE is the only TAFE in
WA with dedicated defence pathway courses.
These are in place to provide sustainable links
between schools, TAFE, higher education and
the defence sector so that current and future
defence needs are met and a strategy of attract,
train, retain and re-train is adopted to build
capability in the sector.
Students who are still at school can start
their defence career pathway across a range of
study areas and a variety of training options
are available.
SHIPBUILDING
A shipbuilding qualification gives you the skills to design,
construct and maintain a variety of vessels from warships to
superyachts to kayaks. You will gain practical experience in
new composite technology, building and repairing boats in
a range of materials including metal, wood and fibreglass.
Your study will also give you the understanding of industry
regulations and boating operations in addition to enabling
you to work with other specialist professionals in the
maritime industry.
Career opportunities
• Shipwright
• Shipbuilder
• Boat Builder
• Marine Fitter
• Composites Engineer Marine
• Composites Tradesperson
• Fabricator/Welder
• Boilermaker
• Sheet Metal Worker
• Hull Welder
• Pipe Welder
Recommended courses for school students
interested in shipbuilding
Profile:
• MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Pre-apprenticeship in schools:
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
(Heavy Fabrication)
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
(Mechanical Fitter
and Machinist)
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
(Mechanical-Plant Mechanic)
School-based traineeship:
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 7
SUBMARINE MAINTENANCE DEFENCE TRADES
Defence submarine maintenance includes the The defence industry offers a wide variety of trade
maintenance and repair of electrical control systems opportunities, allowing you to specialise in all aspects of
and mechanical systems to ensure the efficient mechanical, electrical, fabrication, fitting and machining,
running of a submarine vessel. Specialisations include refrigeration, air-conditioning, and instrumentation
engineering, fitting, machining and fabrication in addition applications as they apply to defence systems, craft,
to the maintenance and repair of systems, navigation, vehicles and plant. Our courses are nationally accredited
communications, operating surveillance equipment and but additionally the skills you acquire are easily
other electronic systems on board. transferable worldwide.
Career opportunities Career opportunities
• Navy Submariner maintenance • Mechanical Fitter
• Instrument Technician • Marine Fitter
• Process Control Technician • Fitter/Machinist
• Marine Technician • Diesel Mechanic
• Boat Builder • Fabricator/Welder
• Marine Fitter • Composites Tradesperson
• Naval Engineer • Ship Builder
• Fitter/Machinist • Shipwright
• Mechanical Fitter • Navy Submariner Maintenance
• Mechanical Engineer • CNC Machinist
• Heavy Plant Mechanic • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician
• Diesel Mechanic • Instrument Technician
• Diesel Fitter • Process Control Technician
• Fabricator/Welder • Heavy Plant Mechanic
• Boilermaker • Diesel Fitter
• Pipe Fitter • Boilermaker
• Sheet Metal Worker • Pipe Fitter
• CAD Designer/Operator • Sheet Metal Worker
• Draftsperson • Hull Welder
• Ship Marine Engineer • Pipe Welder
• Logistics Officer • Trades Assistant
• Hull Welder • Maintenance Technician
• Pipe Welder
• Operator (General Hand) Recommended courses for school students
• Electronics and Communications Engineer interested in defence trades
• Electrical Engineer Profile:
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician
• MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Recommended courses for school students • UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics
interested in submarine maintenance: • MEM30505 Certificate III in Engineering Technical
• AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational
Profile Preparation
• MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
• UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics Pre-apprenticeship in schools:
• MEM30505 Certificate III in Engineering Technical • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
• AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational (Heavy Fabrication)
Preparation • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
(Mechanical Fitter and Machinist)
Pre-apprenticeship in schools • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Heavy Fabrication) (Mechanical-Plant Mechanic)
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical Fitter • AUR20516 Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
and Machinist) Technology (Heavy Vehicle Servicing)
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical-Plane • UEE22011 Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Mechanic (Career Start)
• AUR20516 Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
Technology (Heavy Vehicle Servicing) School-based traineeship:
• UEE22011 Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
• UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics
School-based traineeship: • PMA20116 Certificate II in Process Plant Operations
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering • AUR20516 Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
• UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics Technology
• PMA20116 Certificate II in Process Plant Operations
• AUR20516 Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
Technology
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SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 9
ENGINEERING Prepares you for work in mechanical engineering research, design, manufacture operations, and maintenance. These courses encompass areas such as fluid power, PLC programming, tuning of multi-loop cascade controls, CAD/CAM, and hydraulic and pneumatic processes Career opportunities • Naval Engineer • Composites Engineer Marine • Composites Tradesperson • Subsea Engineer • Electrical Engineer • Electronics and Communications Engineer • Mechanical Engineer • Heavy Plant Mechanic • CAD Designer/Operator • Draftsperson • Ship Marine Engineer • Engineering Associate • Technical Officer • Electronic Systems Technician • Engineering Drafting • Engineering Technician • Detailed Drafter • Maintenance Technician • Trades Assistant Recommended courses for school students interested in engineering Profile: • MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways • UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics • MEM30505 Certificate III in Engineering Technical Pre-apprenticeship in schools: • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Heavy Fabrication) • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical Fitter and Machinist) • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical-Plant Mechanic) • UEE22011 Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) School-based traineeship: • MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering • UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics • PMA20116 Certificate II in Process Plant Operations 10 I SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES
LOGISTICS AND WAREHOUSING
Start a career in an industry that covers everything
from job roles relating to transportation,
operations, purchasing and procurement, contract
negotiation, warehousing, inventory control,
forecasting, customer service and finances, stores
personnel, material handling, occupational health
and safety, dangerous goods and forklift operators.
Career opportunities
• Logistics Officer
• Non-commissioned Officer
• Warrant Officer
• Private
Recommended courses for school
students interested in logistics and
warehousing:
Profile
• TLI21815 Certificate II in Logistics (school-based
Traineeship)
• TLI21815 Certificate II in Logistics
• TLI21616 Certificate II in Warehousing
MARITIME STUDIES
Gain skills in navigating a vessel, applying
maintenance and engineering knowledge,
operating a marine radio, applying safety
procedures at sea, applying ships knowledge and
demonstrating nautical knowledge.
Career opportunities
• Ship Navigation Officer
• Naval Engineer
• Ship Marine Engineer
• Engineer Class 1
• Engineer Class 2
• Master Unlimited
• Deck Watchkeeper
• Engineer Watchkeeper
Recommended courses for school
students interested in maritime studies:
Profile
• Certificate II in Electronics
• Certificate III in Engineering Technical
• School-based Traineeship
• MAR20313 Certificate II in Maritime Operations
(Coxswain Grade 1 Near Costal)
• MAR20413 Certificate II in Maritime Operations
(Marine Engine Driver Grade 3 Near Costal)
• MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering
• UEE21911 Certificate II in Electronics
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 11COURSES 12 I SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES
COURSES
MEA20415 CAMPUS
Jandakot, Aerospace Training Centre
Certificate II in
ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Aeroskills (Aeroskills Material fee $30
Mechanical UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
Pre-Apprenticeship) EQUIPMENT
This one year qualification for Year 11 or 12 students PPE provided by South Metropolitan TAFE:
provides the initial skills and knowledge required for a • Hearing protection
highly sought after career in aircraft maintenance, as well • Safety goggles
as a pathway into an apprenticeship. • Overalls
• Hi-vis shirt or polo shirt
Students will learn about the fundamentals of aircraft
engines, airframes, electrical systems, instrumentation, gas STUDENTS TO SUPPLY AND WEAR/BRING:
turbines, piston engines, hydraulics, mechanical control • Steel capped footwear that complies with Australian
systems, safe work practices, test equipment and more. Safety Standards
Students will gain invaluable practical experience in an WORK PRACTICE
operational aircraft hangar workshop, enabling them to Students will undertake work practice in the simulated
learn the necessary hand skills and standards that are work environment at Jandakot campus hangar as part
required in the industry. of the normal delivery of the course.
Upon successful completion students will receive course JOB OUTCOMES
credit into South Metropolitan TAFE’s Certificate IV
Assistant Hangar Technician, Assistant Mechanical
in Aeroskills (if selected by an employer as an aircraft
Technician
maintenance engineer apprentice).
QUALIFICATION DURATION
1 year
DELIVERY INFORMATION
Thursday and Friday, 8:30am – 4:15pm
Study will commence Semester 1 week 2 and end
Semester 2 week 15 (2 days per week)
PATHWAYS
AEROSPACE
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
AVI30116 AVI30116 AVI40408
Certificate III Certificate III Certificate IV in
in Aviation in Aviation Aviation (Ground
(Cabin Crew) (Cabin Crew) Operations and
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE) Service)
MEA40615
Certificate IV in
U N I V E R S I T Y
Aeroskills (Avionics)
**Apprenticeship**
MEA20415 MEA20415
Certificate II in Certificate II in
Aeroskills [Aeroskills Aeroskills [Aeroskills
Mechanical Pre- Mechanical Pre-
Apprenticeship] Apprenticeship] MEA40715
Certificate IV
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE)
in Aeroskills
(Mechanical)
**Apprenticeship**
52738WA
Advanced Diploma
of Aeronautics (Airline
Transport Pilot)
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 13COURSES
ACM20110 ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Not applicable
Certificate II in
UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
Animal Studies EQUIPMENT
This qualification will provide students with the practical Students to supply and wear/bring:
skills and knowledge to assist in a kennel, cattery or other • Enclosed footwear at all times
animal care establishments such as a VET Practice. • Appropriate clothing for all indoor and outdoor
activities.
Students will learn skills in animal care, carrying out
reception duties, how to respond to emergencies and WORK PRACTICE
follow safety procedures in animal care workplaces.
It is a requirement that students undertake the Workplace
QUALIFICATION DURATION Learning Course through their school in an animal
care environment for a minimum of 40 hours whilst
6 months
undertaking the course.
DELIVERY INFORMATION Students will be required to document their work practice
Thursday 8:00am – 5:00pm hours and provide their lecturer with a copy.
• Term 1 and Term 3: Study will commence Semester 1 Recommended students undertake work practice in term
week 1 and ends Semester 2 week 10; or 2 or term 3 when not attending TAFE.
• Term 2 and Term 4: Study will commence Semester 1 JOB OUTCOMES
week 11 and end Semester 2 week 20.
Animal Care Attendant, Animal Shelter Attendant, Kennel
CAMPUS Hand, Cattery Attendant, Pet Shop Attendant, Assistant
Grooming Attendant, Pet Exerciser.
Peel
PATHWAYS
ANIMAL STUDIES
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
ACM30612
Certificate III in
Pet Grooming
ACM20110 ACM20110 ACM30410 ACM40310
Certificate II in Certificate II in Certificate III in Certificate IV
U N I V E R S I T Y
Animal Studies Animal Studies Companion Animal in Companion
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE) Services Animal Services
**not for general
entry**
ACM40412
Certificate IV
in Veterinary
Nursing
ACM50512
Diploma of
Veterinary
Nursing (General
Practice)
**not for general
entry**
14 I SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIESCOURSES
MST20616 • Students may enrol in the Thursday and Friday classes
and complete the full qualification in one year; or
Certificate II in • Students may enrol in either the Thursday (construction)
Applied Fashion Design or Friday (pattern-making) classes and complete the full
qualification over two years
and Technology (both a Thursday and Friday class must be undertaken
South Metropolitan TAFE offers an exciting new during this two year period).
pathway of learning which incorporates all aspects CAMPUS
of the fashion production process - from design
principles to construction techniques and from fibre Bentley
and fabric research to pattern-making and drafting. ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Main areas of study include: Class kits and fabric samples of approximately $150
• Design for both Thursday and Friday classes, to be paid on the
• Construction (woven and knit) first day.
• Pattern-making
• Thursday class: students will be required to purchase
• Sustainability
materials depending on their chosen garments.
• Occupational health and safety
• Friday class: students may be required to purchase
• Textile Development
further design and patternmaking equipment for
• Fashion Design Process
project work.
• Electronic design tools
• Hand finishing techniques UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
QUALIFICATION DURATION EQUIPMENT:
1 or 2 years Students to supply and wear/bring:
• Appropriate clothing
DELIVERY INFORMATION
• Closed in shoes
• Thursday 9:00am – 4:00pm • Hair tied back
• Friday 9:00am – 3:30pm • Minimal jewellery
If undertaking two years of study: WORK PRACTICE
• 1st year: Study will commence Semester 1 week 2 Not applicable
and end Semester 2 week 10 (1 day per week)
JOB OUTCOMES
• 2nd year: Study will commence Semester 1 week 2 Assistant Fashion Designer, Textile Print Designer
and end Semester 2 week 10 (1 day per week); or
• If undertaking one year of study:
Study will commence Semester 1 week 2 and end
Semester 2 week 10 (2 days per week)
PATHWAYS
FASHION
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
U N I V E R S I T Y
MST20616 MST40516 MST50116 MST60116
Certificate II in Certificate IV in Diploma of Advanced Diploma
Applied Fashion Applied Fashion Applied Fashion of Applied Fashion
Design and Design and Design and Design and
Technology Merchandising Merchandising Merchandising
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE) **not for general entry**
* Refer to South Metropolitan TAFE 2018 Course Guide
for the latest entry requirements for these courses
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 15COURSES
AUR20916 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
C grade or above in Year 10 maths and satisfactory
Certificate II in english/literacy skills. Due to the technical nature of the
Automotive Body Repair industry students are required to have comprehensive
understanding of mathematical and literacy skills
Technology (Vehicle Body ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Painting Pre-Apprenticeship) • Materials fee approximately $50
This qualification will provide students with the practical UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
skills and knowledge to work in the automotive EQUIPMENT
mechanical trades, light and heavy vehicle.
Students to supply and wear/bring:
Students will learn how to prepare spray painting
materials and equipment, how to prepare vehicle • Steel capped footwear that complies with Australian
components for painting, how to remove and tag vehicle Safety Standards
body components, about masking, safe work practices • Safety glasses
and much more. • Overalls or cotton drill pants
• Short sleeve shirt
QUALIFICATION DURATION • Pen, pencil, paper
1 year • 2 ring binder
• Basic calculator
DELIVERY INFORMATION
WORK PRACTICE
Thursday and Friday, 8:00am – 3:45pm
South Metropolitan TAFE will work with the student in
Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and end finding suitable work practice.
Semester 2 week 10 (1 day per week)
Students will undertake work practice as part of the
CAMPUS normal delivery of the course.
Carlisle
JOB OUTCOMES
Auto Body Repairer/Painter.
SEE
AUTOMOTIVE PATHWAYS
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PATHWAYS
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE
AUR20916 AUR20916 AUR32116
Certificate II in Certificate II in Certificate III in
Automotive Body Automotive Body Automotive Body
Repair Technology Repair Technology Repair Technology
[Panel Beating [Panel Beating
Pre-Apprenticeship] **Apprenticeship**
Pre-Apprenticeship]
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE)
AUM30213
AUM20213 AUM20213 Certificate III in Automotive
Certificate II Certificate II Manufacturing Technical
in Automotive in Automotive Operations - Bus, Truck
Manufacturing Manufacturing and Trailer
Production - Bus, Production - Bus,
Truck and Trailer **Apprenticeship**
Truck and Trailer
[Vehicle Body- [Vehicle Body
Building Pre- MSM31115
Building Pre-
Apprenticeship] Certificate III in
Apprenticeship]
(while at school) Recreational Vehicle
(full-time at TAFE)
Manufacturing
**Traineeship**
AUR32416
Certificate III
in Automotive
AUR20916 Refinishing
Certificate II in Technology
Automotive Body **Apprenticeship**
Repair Technology
[Vehicle Body
MSM30216
Painting Pre-
Certificate III in
Apprenticeship]
Surface Preparation
(full-time at TAFE) and Coating
Application
**Traineeship**
AUR20416 AUR30316
Certificate II Certificate III
in Automotive in Automotive
Electrical Technology Electrical
[Automotive Electrical Technology
Pre-apprenticeship] **Apprenticeship**
(full-time at TAFE)
AUR30616 AUR40216
Certificate III in Certificate IV
Light Vehicle in Automotive
Mechanical Mechanical
Technology Diagnosis
AUR20716 **Apprenticeship** **Apprenticeship**
Certificate II
in Automotive AUR20516
Vocational AUR30716
Certificate II
Preparation Certificate III in
in Automotive
Outdoor Power
(while at school Servicing
Equipment
– then move into Technology
Technology
any of the pre- [Light Vehicle
Servicing Pre- **Apprenticeship**
apprenticeship
courses listed Apprenticeship]
here – full-time at (full-time at TAFE) AUR30816
TAFE) Certificate III
in Motorcycle
Mechanical
Technology
**Apprenticeship**
AUR31116
Certificate III in
Heavy Commercial
AUR20516 Vehicle Mechanical
Certificate II Technology
in Automotive
Servicing **Apprenticeship**
Technology
[Heavy Vehicle AUR31216
Servicing Pre- Certificate III
Apprenticeship] in Mobile Plant
(full-time at TAFE) Technology
**Apprenticeship**
MEM20105 MEM30205 MEM40105
Certificate II Certificate III in Certificate IV
in Engineering Engineering - in Engineering
[Mechanical-Plant Mechanical Trade [Maintenance]
Mechanic] Pre- [Plant Mechanic ZG/Z **Apprenticeship**
Apprenticeship **Apprenticeship**
(full-time at TAFE)
AUR20216
Certificate II in
Automotive Air
Conditioning
Technology
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AUR20916 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
C grade or above in Year 10 Maths and satisfactory
Certificate II in English/literacy skills. Due to the technical nature of the
Automotive Body Repair industry students are required to have comprehensive
mathematical and literacy skills.
Technology (Panel Beating ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Pre-Apprenticeship) Material fee approximately $50
Autobody Repairers carry out smash repairs and UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
maintenance work on all types of vehicles. They remove EQUIPMENT
dents by metal finishing, straighten body chassis using
Students to supply and wear/bring:
state of the art alignment equipment, repair and refit
corroded panels by fabricating body panels and fill minor • Steel capped footwear that complies with Australian
dents with body filler. Safety Standards
• Safety glasses
May not be suitable for Year 12 students as the course • Overalls or cotton drill pants
finishes after the School Curriculum and Standards • Short sleeve shirt
Authority resulting deadline. • Pen, pencil, paper
• 2 ring binder
QUALIFICATION DURATION • Basic calculator
1 year
WORK PRACTICE
DELIVERY INFORMATION South Metropolitan TAFE will work with the student in
Thursday and Friday, 8:00am – 3:45pm finding suitable work practice.
Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and end Students will undertake work practice as part of the
Semester 2 week 13 (2 days per week) normal delivery of the course.
CAMPUS JOB OUTCOMES
Carlisle Auto Body Repairer/Painter
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AUR20716 QUALIFICATION DURATION
1 year
Certificate II in
DELIVERY INFORMATION
Automotive Vocational Thursday or Friday, 8:00am – 3:45pm
Preparation Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and end
This qualification aims to provide students with the Semester 2 week 10 (1 day per week)
initial automotive employability skills and knowledge
that prospective employers are looking for. It enhances
CAMPUS
apprenticeship opportunities in the automotive retail, Carlisle, Kwinana, Thornlie
service and repair sectors of the industry.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
This qualification is designed to reflect the role of entry C grade or above in Year 10 Maths and satisfactory
level employees who perform routine tasks under English/literacy skills. Due to the technical nature
direct supervision in the industry sector. of the industry students are required to have
comprehensive mathematical and literacy skills.
Students will:
• Gain a feel for the automotive industry in a simulated
ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
workshop Text book approximate cost of $60
• Learn basic use of automotive workshop equipment,
safe work practices and manual handling skills
UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
• Learn the basic purpose and features of vehicle
EQUIPMENT
systems Students to supply and wear/bring:
Each campus will be conducting a different focus: • Steel capped footwear that complies with
Australian Safety Standards
• Carlisle: Light Automotive Mechanical Focus • Safety glasses
• Kwinana: Light Automotive, Heavy Automotive • Overalls or cotton drill pants
and Auto Electrical (rotational). • Industrial shirt
• Thornlie: Heavy Vehicles both on and off road (with • Pen, pencil, paper
exposure to trucks, bulldozers, excavators and • 2 ring binder
loaders) • Basic calculator
WORK PRACTICE
Not applicable
JOB OUTCOMES
Mechanic’s assistant
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AUM20213 QUALIFICATION DURATION
1 year
Certificate II in
DELIVERY INFORMATION
Automotive Manufacturing Thursday and Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm
Production Bus, Truck Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and end
& Trailer [Vehicle Semester 2 week 15 (2 days per week)
Body Building] Pre- CAMPUS
Apprenticeship Thornlie
This course will provide students with an introduction ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
to the vehicle body building trade whch is responsible Material fee of approximately $50
for on road manufacture of buses, trucks, trailers and
any heavy on road vehicles. UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
Vehicle body building covers many areas of Students to supply and wear/bring:
manufacturing including welding, oxy cutting, use
• Steel capped footwear that complies with
of power tools, reading and interpreting drawings,
Australian Safety Standards
electrics, manufacture and fit semi-trailer components
• Safety glasses
and some spray painting.
• Overalls or cotton drill pants
• Long sleeve industrial shirt
This course offers students flexibility into a multitude
of trade pathways (see page 18).
WORK PRACTICE
South Metropolitan TAFE will work with the student
in finding suitable work practice.
Students will undertake work practice as part of the
normal delivery of the course commencing in August
for 10 weeks (not including school holidays).
JOB OUTCOMES
Product Assembler
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AVI30116 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Students need to undertake an aptitude test and be
Certificate III in interviewed for selection. Students must also be able to
Aviation (Cabin Crew) work in confined spaces and be physically fit.
This course is designed for Year 12 students who are
ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
seeking an exciting career in the aviation industry as Materials of approximately $125 (includes South
Cabin Crew (Flight Attendants). Metropolitan TAFE supplied uniform)
The majority of the practical training will be conducted UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
on South Metropolitan TAFE’s very own Boeing 737. Its EQUIPMENT
full-length cabin includes business and economy class Students to supply bring/wear:
seating, operational galleys, cabin service equipment
and PA system. • Black closed-toe, low-heel dress shoes
• South Metropolitan TAFE supplied uniform
Students will learn how to evacuate down a slide, • Students must maintain a high standard of personal
about (simulated) cabin fires with smoke, fire fighting, grooming. Males must be clean shaven and females will
ditching and life raft training. The practical skills and need to wear make-up
knowledge gained in this qualification will be used to
facilitate the safety and comfort of passengers and WORK PRACTICE
other crew members. Not applicable
QUALIFICATION DURATION JOB OUTCOMES
1 year Flight Attendant, Senior Flight Attendant
DELIVERY INFORMATION
Thursday and Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm
Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and end
Semester 2 week 10 (2 days per week)
CAMPUS
Jandakot, Aerospace Training Centre
PATHWAYS
AEROSPACE
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
AVI30116 AVI30116 AVI40408
Certificate III Certificate III Certificate IV in
in Aviation in Aviation Aviation (Ground
(Cabin Crew) (Cabin Crew) Operations and
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE) Service)
MEA40615
Certificate IV in
U N I V E R S I T Y
Aeroskills (Avionics)
**Apprenticeship**
MEA20415 MEA20415
Certificate II in Certificate II in
Aeroskills [Aeroskills Aeroskills [Aeroskills
Mechanical Pre- Mechanical Pre-
Apprenticeship] Apprenticeship] MEA40715
Certificate IV
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE)
in Aeroskills
(Mechanical)
**Apprenticeship**
52738WA
Advanced Diploma
of Aeronautics (Airline
Transport Pilot)
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE – 2018 VETiS PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES I 21COURSES
52821WA CAMPUS
Jandakot, Aerospace Training Centre
Certificate III in Aviation
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
(Support Services and Students are required to undertake an aptitude test and
Operations) be interviewed for selection.
South Metropolitan TAFE intends to offer this accredited ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
course in 2018. This two year qualification is designed for Text books approximately $75
year 11 students who want to complete further studies to
become a Commercial Pilot in the aviation industry. UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
Whilst training in an airport environment, students will
Students to supply/wear:
learn about aircraft, aerodynamics, navigation, as well
as aviation first aid, dangerous good handling, aircraft • Black closed-toe dress shoes
refuelling, basic fire extinguisher training and more. • South Metropolitan TAFE supplied pilot uniform
Students successfully completing this course receive WORK PRACTICE
credit towards the Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilots
As part of course delivery, students will undertake two,
License) and a number of other aviation qualifications.
one week blocks of work practice in the second year
QUALIFICATION DURATION (during the July and October holidays).
2 years JOB OUTCOMES
DELIVERY INFORMATION Aircraft Baggage Handler, Airline Ground Crew
Thursday, 8:45am – 3:30pm
• 1st Year - Study will commence Semester 1 week 3 and
end Semester 2 week 20 (1 day per week).
• 2nd Year - Study will commence Semester 1 week 3
and end Semester 2 week 14.
PATHWAYS
AVIATION
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
AVI50215 or
AVI50315
Diploma of Aviation
(Commercial Pilot
(Satisfied entry License)
requirements) - Aeroplane/
helicopter
AVI40408 AVI50616
Certificate IV in Diploma of Aviation
U N I V E R S I T Y
Aviation (Aviation (Aviation
Supervision) Management)
52821WA
Certificate III in
Aviation (Support
Services and
Operations)
MEA40615
(while at school) Certificate IV in
Aeroskills (Avionics)
**Apprenticeship**
MEA40715
Certificate IV
in Aeroskills
(Mechanical)
**Apprenticeship**
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52825WA QUALIFICATION DURATION
2 year
Certificate II in Building
DELIVERY INFORMATION
and Construction (Pathway – Friday 9:00am – 3:30pm
Para Professional) • 1st Year – Study will commence Semester 1 Week
A career in construction isn’t all about working in the 2 - End Semester 2 Week 16
trades. If you’re interested in working in the service • 2nd Year –Study will commence Semester 1 Week
and/or administrative side of WA’s fast-paced and 2 - End Semester 2 Week 10
dynamic construction industry this qualification is for
you. This two-year para-professional qualification has
CAMPUS
been specifically designed for school students who Thornlie
are interested in a non-trade career in the construction
industry. Several of the competencies included in this
ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
qualification provide a foundation for higher level units in Textbooks approximately $70
the Certificate IV in Building and Construction and lead to
UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
Diploma of Building Surveying with career opportunities in
areas including
EQUIPMENT
Students to supply and wear/bring:
• Estimating
• Scheduling • Pen, pencil, paper
• Purchasing/procurement • 2 ring binder
• Drafting • Basic calculator
• Site supervision and management
WORK PRACTICE
You will learn how to: In addition the course will include a total of 110 hrs
work placement with major contractors companies.
• Develop residential building industry knowledge
The students will gain a valuable insight to the
• Produce appropriate word processed documents
construction industry practices working alongside
• Communicate in the workplace
experienced professionals. South Metropolitan TAFE
• Carry out basic measurements and calculations for
will work with the student in finding suitable work
residential buildings
practice.
• Read and interpret plans and specifications
• Participate in OHS processes JOB OUTCOMES
• Apply knowledge of residential building processes and
Pre-Start Consultant, Contract Administrator,
materials
construction-related off-site support role
• Create and use industry specific spreadsheets
• Undertake application of building codes and standards
to residential buildings
• Apply principles of sustainability in residential building
practices
• Use CAD software template to produce 2-D drawings of
residential buildings
• Undertake basic estimation and costing from contract
documents
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PATHWAYS
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE
52824WA CPC30111
Certificate II in Building Certificate III
and Construction in Bricklaying/
(Pathway - Trades) Blocklaying
[Brick and Block **Apprenticeship**
Laying Pre-
Apprenticeship]
52824WA CPC31211
Certificate II in Building Certificate III in Wall
and Construction and Ceiling Lining
(Pathway - Trades) **Apprenticeship**
[Wall and Ceiling
Lining Pre-
Apprenticeship]
52824WA CPC31311 CPC30211
Certificate II in Building Certificate III in Wall Certificate III in
and Construction and Floor Tiling Carpentry
(Pathway - Trades) **Apprenticeship** **not for general
[Wall and Floor entry, RPL only**”
Tiling Pre-
52824WA Apprenticeship]
Certificate II in
Building and CPC31011
AA33
Construction Certificate III in
Certificate II in Building
(Pathway - Solid Plastering
and Construction
Trades)
(Pathway - Trades) **Apprenticeship**
(while at school [Solid Plastering
– then move into Pre-Apprenticeship]
any of the pre-
apprenticeship
courses listed here,
52824WA CPC32011
full-time at TAFE)
Certificate II in Building Certificate III in
and Construction Carpentry and
(Pathway - Trades) Joinery
[Carpentry and Joinery **Apprenticeship**
Pre-Apprenticeship]
MSF20313 MSF31113
Certificate II in Certificate III in
Furniture Making Cabinet Making
[Cabinet Making/ **Apprenticeship**
Furniture Making
Pre-Apprenticeship]
52824WA CPC30611 52784WA
Certificate II in Building Certificate III Course In Painters’
and Construction in Painting and Registration
(Pathway - Trades) Decorating **not for general
[Painting and **Apprenticeship** entry**”
Decorating Pre-
Apprenticeship]
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52824WA • Armadale Senior High School Trade Training Centre –
Thursday and Friday 8:30am – 3:00pm
Certificate II in South Metropolitan TAFE lecturers deliver, in
partnership with Armadale Senior High School, at its
Building and Construction state of the art Trade Training Centre)
(Pathway-Trades) 1 year: Study will commence Semester 1 week 4 and
end semester 2 week 4 (2 days per week)
This qualification is designed to provide the
learner with foundation skills therefore enhancing CAMPUS
apprenticeship prospects in the building and Armadale Senior High School Trade Training Centre,
construction industry which is experiencing a current Peel, Rockingham
skills shortage.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Students who attend Rockingham or Peel Campus C grade or above in Year 10 maths and satisfactory
will complete common core competencies shared English/literacy skills.
between many construction trades, then in the
second year of study they can select a trade pathway ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
of either: Not applicable
• Bricklaying and blocklaying, or UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
• Carpentry and joinery.
EQUIPMENT
Students learn skills in handling construction Students to supply and wear/bring:
materials, basic hand skills, reading building plans, • Steel capped footwear that complies with
measuring and calculations. This qualification has Australian Safety Standards
an emphasis on the practical aspects of building • Safety glasses
and construction and will include a number of basic • Overalls or cotton drill pants
construction projects constructed on campus as • Long sleeve high-vis shirt
part of the training course which complements their • Pen, pencil, paper
classroom studies. • 2 ring binder
• Basic calculator
Those students who attend the course delivered at
Armadale Senior High School Trade Training Centre WORK PRACTICE
attend two days per week can choose between the It is a requirement that students undertake the Workplace
brick/blocklaying or carpentry and joinery pathway. Learning Course through their school in a building and
The qualification will be completed in one year. construction environment for a minimum of 220 hours.
This course is delivered by South Metropolitan TAFE
lecturers, in partnership with Armadale Senior High Students attending the Armadale Senior High School
School, at its state of the art Trade Training Centre. Trade Training Centre can commence workplace learning
from semester 2 week 5 for 2 days a week for the
QUALIFICATION DURATION remainder of the year.
• 1 year: Armadale Senior High School Trade
Training Centre Students attending Rockingham and Peel campuses
• 2 years: Peel or Rockingham Campus can undertake additional workplace learning in the 1st
year from semester 2 week 7 and in the 2nd year from
DELIVERY INFORMATION semester 2 week 4.
• Rockingham Campus – Thursday 8:30am – 3:00pm
Students will be required to document their workplace
• Peel Campus – Thursday 8:30am – 3:00pm or hours and schools to provide TAFE with a copy.
Friday 8:30am – 3:00pm
JOB OUTCOMES
(note second year of delivery will be at Rockingham
Campus only) Builder’s Labourer, Construction Assistant
First year: Study will commence Semester 1 week 3
and end Semester 2 week 6 (1 day per week)
Second year: Study will commence Semester 1
week 3 and end Semester 2 week 3 (1 day per
week)
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CHC22015 UNIFORM/PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
Certificate II in Students need to dress to the standard required to
Community Services work in a child care centre.
This qualification is designed to reflect the role of WORK PRACTICE
employees who perform a range of tasks in the industry. It is a requirement that students undertake the
The focus will be on the early childhood services sector. work placement learning course with their school.
Students will be required to complete 140 hours
QUALIFICATION DURATION in a regulated education and care service (child
1 year care centre) not a school environment. The
students are required to be in a 0-2 year old age
DELIVERY INFORMATION group during their work placement for at least 120
Fridays, 9:00am – 3:30pm hours. Students must complete all work place
tasks outlined within the South Metropolitan TAFE
Study will commence Semester 1 week 2 and end training record book as part of their qualification
Semester 2 week 15 (1 day per week) requirements.
CAMPUS Schools need to ensure that students have all the
Armadale, Rockingham industry required clearances before commencing
work placement.
ADDITIONAL INCIDENTAL COSTS
Students are require to purchase a text book JOB OUTCOMES
approx $100 Assistant Community Services Worker
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PATHWAYS
EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
SCHOOL YR 11/12 SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE UNIVERSITY
CHC22015 CHC30113 CHC50113
Certificate II Certificate III in Diploma of
in Community Early Childhood Early Childhood
Services Education and Education and
(while at school) Care Care
(full-time at TAFE)
CHC40113
Certificate IV
in School Age
Education and
Care
CHC43015
Certificate IV in
Ageing Support
CHC33015
Certificate III in CHC43115
Individual Support Certificate IV in
U N I V E R S I T Y
(full-time at TAFE) Disability
or
CHC33015
CHC22015
Certificate III in
Certificate II
Individual Support
in Community
(Disability)
Services CHC43315
(full-time at TAFE) Certificate IV in
(while at school)
or Mental Health
CHC32015
Certificate III
in Community
Services
(full-time at TAFE) CHC42015 CHC52015
Certificate IV Diploma of
in Community Community
Services Services
CHC40413
Certificate IV in Youth Work
**not for general entry**”
CHC22015 CHC30213 CHC40213
Certificate II Certificate III Certificate IV
in Community in Education in Education
Services Support Support
(while at school) (full-time at TAFE)
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