VCE VOCATIONAL MAJOR (VM)
Short Courses Australia deliver Block Credits of 90 Nominal Hours for the VCE Vocational Major (VM). Students train at our Melbourne or Port Melbourne Campuses or a Secondary School can choose to Host a Course.
VCE Vocational Major (VM)
Download our VETDSS Course Guide for 2024.
Rules for VET recognition within the VCE have changed with the introduction of the VCE Vocational Major (VM) from 2023.
Students that choose the VM, to qualify for the award, are required to complete 180 nominal hours of VET. These 180 hours can come from any VET certificate at certificate II or above and can accrue across multiple certificates.
Select a Vocational Major (VM) Elective
Short Courses Australia offer four distinct industry taster programs for VCE VM students, that each total 90 nominal hours of Block Credit.
VCE VM Students can select each program at our Melbourne & Port MelbourneTraining Centres, or your school can select to Host a Course at your Secondary School.
Each program contains recommended structured workplace learning that is supported by our JOB CAMP learning module for secondary students.
For more information about each elective and to enrol click on the course below:
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