Let s fly. Course Guide nsi.edu.au/tvet BRADFIELD / CROWS NEST / HORNSBY / MEADOWBANK / NORTHERN BEACHES / RYDE / ST LEONARDS

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1 Let s fly Course Guide 2016 nsi.edu.au/tvet BRADFIELD / CROWS NEST / HORNSBY / MEADOWBANK / NORTHERN BEACHES / RYDE / ST LEONARDS

2 Let s go invent tomorrow instead of worrying about what happened yesterday. Steve Jobs

3 Thank you for your interest in the rthern and our TAFE delivered Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses. The decisions you make now about study and your life after school will open doors to exciting new possibilities. By choosing a TVET course you can begin to positively shape your future, today. I encourage you to go through the TVET 2016 Course Guide and discover the wide range of courses we have available. From automotive to hairdressing, retail to events, you have the opportunity while still at school, to build the foundation skills you need for work and further study and to discover your talents and abilities. All classes are held at our TAFE campuses and you will be interacting with students from all over Sydney, in an adult learning environment. You will be immersed in practical, skill focussed study and work placement may be a major component, allowing you to put your knowledge into practice. In 2014, we had great success with our students achieving first place in the NSW Higher School Certificate for TVET Automotive, Electrotechnology and Human Services and second place for Business Services. Whatever journey you embark on, I hope you consider beginning it with us at the rthern. Alison Wood Institute Director

4 Contents it STaRTS HERE 2 HOW TO use THiS guide 5 information FOR STudENTS 2014 TOP OF STaTE STudENTS 6 WHaT is TVET? 8 about TVET 10 SCHOOl, WORK and TVET 12 BOaRd developed industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSES 14 OuR STudENTS 35 BOaRd ENdORSEd COuRSES 36 OuR CaMPuSES 72 PaTHWaYS 73 OuR SERViCES 76 degrees 78 NOTES 79

5 How to use this guide BOaRd developed industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSES These courses count towards your Higher School Certifi cate and may be included in the calculation of your ATAR. BOaRd ENdORSEd COuRSES These courses give you credit towards your Higher School Certifi cate and are not included in the calculation of your ATAR. locations This section highlights which campuses deliver the chosen course. MEADOWBANK Ryde ST LEONARDS WHaT does it all MEaN? DURATION EXAM FUTURE PATHWAYS Identifi er that complies with national course requirements. The length of time required of the course. The value of units that will be counted towards the. Whether the course is examinable and if the results can contribute to an ATAR. The qualifi cation that is achieved on successful completion of the course. Outlines if work placement is a compulsory component of the course. Options after successful completion of the course.

6 Top of state students 06

7 07 after a great year of study the 2014 Higher School Certificate top achievers were announced and included 9 students from the rthern Sydney institute. The list covers students that came first in their course and achieved Band 6 or Band E4. FiRST in NSW:» Tristan Scott Automotive» Justin Cai Electrotechnology» Karla Jane Wilson Human Services TOP 10 STudENTS in NSW:» Christopher Constable Automotive» Laurentiu Raul Unguroiu Business Services» Kyle Gross Financial Services» Emily Fung Financial Services» Renith Thettayil Financial Services» Sam Aaron Parkinson Information and Digital Technology Meadowbank Campus Students who study TVET courses with the rthern gain units towards their and gain practical and relevant skills and contribute to a future TAFE and/or university qualifi cation. Karla Jane Wilson, who studied Human Services, said of her course I thoroughly enjoyed studying anatomy and physiology and then applying that knowledge in a practical setting at Sydney Private Hospital, where I did work experience for a week this year. This course is a fantastic subject to do for your! As well as being able to study a nursing course while at school, this subject contributes to your ATAR and will leave you with a Certifi cate III in Health Services Assistance. It s a win win situation! Once the is over the rthern offers many pathways and options to accommodate a successful academic experience. So if you would like to consider your options and study with the best, think TVET at the rthern! i chose electrotechnology because it seemed like an enjoyable and fun course that was related to Metals and Engineering as well as the fact that it was able to count towards my atar. The highlight of the course was definitely my first work experience where i think i confirmed my love for electronics. Justin Cai Justin Cai, Tristan Scott and Karla Jane Wilson

8 What is TVET? TaFE delivered Vocational Education and Training (TVET) 08

9 09 While studying for your Higher School Certificate, consider getting a head start on the road to your future career and pick up important life skills along the way. TVET Courses are a great study option because they allow you to:» Complete BOSTES units that count towards your» Gain practical skills that will make you job-ready» Experience an adult learning environment» Become more independent and confi dent» Start or complete a nationally recognised TAFE NSW qualifi cation at the same time as you do your» Prepare for further study and reduce study time post school» Choose from courses that are not offered at school» Meet other students who have the same interests and career aspirations as you» Meet teachers who are connected to industry and are experts in their fi elds. BOaRd developed industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSES Courses that are developed by the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards (BOSTES). These courses generally count towards 2 units per year of study toward the and following the optional examination, can count toward the calculation of a student s ATAR. All Board Developed Courses have a mandatory work placement requirement of 35 hours per 2 units of study. These courses provide a nationally recognised qualifi cation which can give you credit toward future TAFE and university education. BOaRd ENdORSEd COuRSE NON-FRaMEWORK COuRSES These courses are endorsed by the BOSTES and can count towards the units for the but do not have an exam so will not contribute to an ATAR. The units of competency that you complete will give you credit toward further TAFE study after the. The second year of a Board Endorsed Course will only run if there are viable student numbers to facilitate a class. EXTENSiON and SPECialiSaTiON COuRSES If a student is completing or has completed a 240 hour course, they may choose to add additional study through an extension or specialisation course. These extension courses can be one (60 hour), two (120 hour), three (180 hour) or four (240 hour) units of study. Board Developed Extension Courses do not contribute towards an ATAR as there is no exam. These courses will give additional units of competency toward further study and extra career skills for dedicated students. All Board Developed Courses can offer extension and specialisation options subject to demand. Please speak to your School Liaison Offi cer or us at nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au. discreet COuRSES At the rthern we offer a range of TVET courses that have been designed for students with additional support needs. Courses include hospitality, retail, business and several more offering learning opportunities in a supportive environment. See the following course information for Discreet Course availability. TVET ONliNE COuRSES With online courses you can complete your course from any location, however remote. A Certifi cate III in Events or Tourism is offered as part of a Board of Studies Framework Course and if the optional exam is completed can contribute to an ATAR. CERTiFiCaTE iii in EVENTS SiT30612 Events are diverse in nature and this qualifi cation provides a pathway to work in event operations in a range of industries including tourism and travel, hospitality, sport, cultural and community sectors. Possible job titles include: conference assistant, events coordinator or events supervisor. CERTiFiCaTE iii in TOuRiSM SiT30112 This qualifi cation provides a pathway to work in many tourism industry sectors and for a diversity of employers, including tour operators, visitor information centres and cultural or heritage sites. Possible job titles include: booking agent, visitor information offi cer or tour coordinator.

10 About TVET WHaT about an australian TERTiaRY admission RaNK (atar)? You can include one Board Developed, Industry Curriculum Framework (240 hour) VET course including Work Placement in the calculation of your ATAR. The exam is optional for VET courses. Board Endorsed Courses do not count towards an ATAR. WHaT units Will a TVET COuRSE give ME? They are the same unit values as school electives. Generally 2 units per course per year. WHaT Will TVET COST? Students from government schools are supported by funds from the NSW Department of Education and Training and there are no additional costs incurred by the student. Students from non government schools may incur some costs or these may be met by the school. Please check with your school Careers Advisor for more details. All mandatory equipment, textbooks and safety equipment will be provided by TAFE NSW at no charge to the student. HOW Will TVET FiT into MY SCHOOl TiMETaBlE? Most TVET courses are run on a VET school day (usually Tuesday afternoon for four hours). Check with your Year Advisor on what happens at your school. 10 attendance at TaFE While you are attending your TAFE NSW course you will assume the role of a TAFE NSW student. This means you are bound by the rules and regulations of TAFE NSW campus. If you break the rules you will be disciplined by the Campus Manager in consultation with your School Principal and you may be asked to leave the course. It is expected that you attend all lessons and stay for the whole time. If you do not, your Careers Advisor will be notifi ed. If your attendance is poor and assessment events are missed without

11 11 notifi cation, you may risk receiving a n Completion Determination. If you do not improve your attendance, diligence, effort or attitude after two warning letters, you will be issued an N Determination, which means you will NOT be able to count your TAFE NSW course as units of study towards your Preliminary or year. WHaT if i am SiCK OR HaVE TO leave EaRlY? You are expected to contact your TAFE School Liaison Offi cer (TSLO) if sick or absent from class. A medical certifi cate is required as proof of illness if you miss an assessment event. PuPil FREE days TAFE NSW does not have pupil free days. If your school has a pupil free day that falls on your TAFE day, it is still expected that you will attend TAFE. STudENTS TaKiNg HOlidaYS during THEiR TVET COuRSE It is recommended that students contemplating extended, planned leave do not apply for a TVET course. As classes are only once a week for 4 hours, it is not possible to make up this time within the TVET NSW class. The BOSTES requires TAFE NSW to report on students satisfactorily covering the course content and meeting the mandatory 120 hour or 240 hour course requirements. WHaT about WORK PlaCEMENT? Some courses have mandatory work placement which is generally 35 hours (1 week full time) per year of study, some courses may vary. If you do not complete work placement, you will automatically receive an N Determination as this is a BOSTES requirement for completion of the course. Work placement is a fantastic opportunity for you to experience the workplace and develop your employability skills. We will fi nd the work placement for you and assist you in preparing for this experience. WHaT do i WEaR TO TVET? This will vary between courses and you will be advised by your teacher at your fi rst lesson. It may be school uniform, your own appropriate clothing or a specifi c uniform that TAFE NSW will provide to you, e.g. chefs uniform for cookery. Where required, students are provided with personal protective equipment (PPE). Students are expected to bring this equipment to each TVET lesson. Failure to bring PPE will result in the student being excluded from class and requested to return to school. The school and parent/guardian will be notifi ed. if i HaVE a disability, CaN i do a TVET COuRSE? Please ensure you complete the disability section on the expression of interest form. We will work with you to choose a TVET course that will be appropriate to your abilities. We also have additional courses that have be specially created for students with additional support needs. The courses have been adapted to provide the best learning opportunities for each student and we will give you additional learning support in class. Your needs will be discussed with your school representative and a TAFE Teacher Consultant and yourself. Consideration also needs to be given to the completion of mandatory work placement as part of the Board Developed Courses. See your Careers Advisor for more assistance. HOW CaN i apply FOR TVET? You apply through your school s Careers Advisor. You need to ask for an Expression of Interest form, complete with the signatures of the school and your parents/guardian. This form is then scanned and sent to the TAFE School Liaison Offi cer (TSLO). Schools retain the Expression of Interest form in accordance with the State Records Act HaVE i BEEN accepted into THE COuRSE? Once all Expressions of Interest have been received, offers for course places will be made to students. Courses will only run if there are a suffi cient number of students to form a viable class. You will receive regular updates from the TSLO at your elected campus showing your student status. CaN late STudENTS STill apply? The application process is an ongoing process up to and including the fi rst three TVET weeks of TAFE if vacancies exist in TVET courses. WHEN do i STaRT? Students are expected to attend from the fi rst week of Term 1. Where the student does not present for enrolment without good reason, it is possible that their position in the course will be in jeopardy. School Based Apprentices/Trainees are expected to enrol during main TAFE NSW enrolments. Contact your TAFE School Liaison Offi cer, details in this guide. WHaT if i decide TO WiTHdRaW? If you undertake a two year course and then decide to withdraw after the fi rst year, if you have met requirements including completing the 120 hours you may gain your 2 units of credit. If you are studying a framework course you must complete the 120 hours and 35 hours work placement to gain the 2 units credit. Students who do not do this will result in an N Determination. Let s fly For more information on TVET courses check out The rthern s TVET page at nsi.edu.au/tvet.

12 SCHOOL, WORK AND TAFE? 12

13 13 School Based apprenticeships (SBa) and Traineeships (SBT) give senior high school students the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised vocational education and training qualification whilst completing their Higher School Certificate and working in their chosen field. If you are a School Based Apprentice or Trainee, you will be paid for part time employment, currently up to 180 days (depending on the industry) before 31 December in the year. Your TAFE NSW study will be usually 4 to 6 hours per week during school terms and counts as an subject. In some cases, it can count towards your ATAR. HOW TO get a SCHOOl BaSEd apprenticeship OR TRaiNEESHiP? STEP ONE: CHOOSE an OCCuPaTiON Choose an area that interests you, or that you have some skills in. A careers advisor or counsellor can help you work this out. Complete a School based Apprenticeship or Traineeship Expression of Interest Form and return it to your careers advisor. STEP TWO: FiNd an EMPlOYER You ll need to fi nd employment in the industry where you would like to undertake your Apprenticeship or Traineeship. You can:» Check vacancies on job search websites» Check employment sections in newspapers» Register with JobBoard at nsi.edu.au/jobboard STEP THREE: apply FOR an apprenticeship OR TRaiNEESHiP Get it in writing. Your employer is required to contact an Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) and complete a Training Contract, which is a binding agreement. The AAC will provide you and your employer with information on Government incentives that may be available. The training contract is prepared and lodged with State Training Services by the employers preferred Australian Apprenticeships Centre. STEP FOuR: STaRT YOuR TRaiNiNg WiTH THE NORTHERN SYdNEY institute Get in touch with the rthern to confi rm your start date. You will need to have your signed Training Contract or Training Plan Proposal, from the AAC as proof of your apprenticeship or traineeship. WHaT are THE BENEFiTS? You can:» Combine studies with vocational training» Gain valuable work skills and experience» Earn an income while you learn» Finish apprenticeship up to one year earlier» Receive nationally recognised Vocational Education and Technical qualifi cation» Have a pathway to further studies. SCHOOl BaSEd apprenticeship and SCHOOl BaSE TRaiNEESHiP Training Contract Paid Employment School Based Apprenticeship Generally 5 years in total. Two years part time followed by 3 years full time post Minimum days paid employment by end of year of completion School Based Traineeship Minimum 18 months Minimum days paid employment by end of year of completion Qualification Certifi cate III or IV Certifi cate II or III Further information on School Based Apprenticeships or Traineeships with the is available on the Board of Studies website ( or contact the TVET Coordinator or nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au.

14 BOARD DEVELOPED - INDUSTRY CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK COURSES 14

15 15 The following courses give you credit towards the and may count towards an atar if you complete the 240 hour course, exam and mandatory Work Placement. New courses for 2016: Information and Digital Technology Digital Animation Information and Digital Technology Digital Animation/Games Development TVET COuRSES NaTiONal COdE Automotive Vehicle Servicing AUR20712 H Automotive Sound System Installation AUR20712 H Business Services BSB20115 B Construction Pathways CPC20211 H Electrotechnology Computer Assembly and Repair (NON ATAR) UEE20511 M Electrotechnology Electrical UEE22011 H location WP PagE NB 16 NB 17 H M NB 18 M NB 19 NB 20 M ST 21 Entertainment CUA30413 B 22 Financial Services Accounts Administration FNS30311 H M NB ST 23 Hospitality Kitchen Operations SIT20312 NB R 24 Hospitality Kitchen Operations and Food and Beverage combined SIT20213 NB R 25 Human Services Allied Health Assistance HLT32412 ST 26 Human Services Health Services Assistance HLT32512 M NB ST 27 Information and Digital Technology Networking and Hardware ICA30111 M NB ST 28 Information and Digital Technology Web and Software applications ICA30111 B H NB 29 Metal and Engineering MEM10105 M 30 Primary Industries Horticulture AHC20410 R 31 Retail Services SIR20212 B M 32 Tourism, Travel and Events Events Tourism, Travel and Events Tourism KEY SIT30612 H SIT30112 H NB R O 33 NB R O 34 B H M NB rthern Beaches Campus R ST WP Work Placement O Online Course Available

16 AUTOMOTIVE Vehicle Servicing BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE let your passion for cars pick up speed at the rthern Sydney institute. With this course you will develop the skills and knowledge required to perform service and preparatory work in the automotive industry. Learn to identify, select and use tools and equipment; understand customer relations and communication skills. Take it up a gear and learn to locate, identify and understand the operation of major systems and components in automotive vehicles. Come out with knowledge on systems and vehicle components including engines, petrol and diesel fuel, electrical, suspension and steering, exhaust and transmission and driveline. TVET to the rthern 16 DURATION EXAM ATAR AUR20712 Credit towards Certifi cate III to Diploma in Courses in the Automotive Industry Retail, Service and Repair Training Package (AUR12) 120 hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate ll (AUR20712) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. rthern Beaches Campus

17 AUTOMOTIVE Sound system installation get the sound quality you have always dreamed of. This course will give you the knowledge and skills to create and install a variety of automotive sound systems into a range of vehicles. This course will teach you to create and install an inspiring sound/multimedia system. Learn how to build a sub woofer box and speaker enclosures, fi t CD/ MP3 players, amplifi ers, speakers, sub woofers and split speaker systems. This course may form the fi rst year of the Automotive Framework Mechanical Course. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern AUR hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate ll in Automotive Vocational Preparation (AUR20712) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Credit towards higher level qualifi cations in the Automotive Industry Retail, Service and Repair Training Package (AUR12) BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 17

18 Business services BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE Want to get started on a career in business? This course provides you with industry relevant business skills that will kick start your career. You will learn how to communicate with customers and colleagues using business and technology skills. Develop skills to produce business documents like spreadsheets and electronic presentations which will assist you in any workplace. This course can get you started as a personal assistant, offi ce manager or lead to further specialised study in areas of accounting, marketing and human resources management. TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university DURATION EXAM ATAR BSB20115 Option 1 = 120 hours =3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or Option 2 = 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms Year 12, or Option 3 = 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 12 (2 classes per week) Starting Term 4 Year 11 Option 1 = 120 hours = 2 units Option 2 = 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Option 3 = 240 hours = 4 units Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Business (BSB20115) and/ or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Alternative business courses may also be available for students undertaking Lifeskills pattern of study at school. Contact nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au for further information. Certifi cate III in Business (BSB30112) Certifi cate IV in Business (BSB40212)Diploma of Business (BSB50207) Bachelor of Business * Certifi cate III in Business at rthern Beaches and es may be available in us at nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au to fi nd out Bradfield Senior College * rthern Beaches Campus*

19 Construction pathways Construction is a trade that s full of project variety and the opportunity to flex your creativity. it is for those who love general construction, brick laying or carpentry and building. This practical course will teach you how to produce quality work in the construction industry, use tools/ equipment, plan and organise workloads whilst learning how to work safely and sustainably. This course can be the start of your construction career which could lead to building management or your own business. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern CPC hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Certifi cate III qualifi cation in the General Construction Training Package (CPC08) BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 19

20 Electrotechnology COMPUTER ASSEMBLY AND REPAIr (NON ATAR) BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE do you have technical skills and an aptitude for electronics? Are you good with your hands, have good eyesight and able to do precise and detailed work? This course is for students who wish to advance their knowledge and understanding of computer hardware, simple servicing techniques and peripheral devices. Students will gain hands on training in well equipped laboratories and learn to disassemble and re assemble a computer, set up operating systems, diagnose basic computer fault conditions and understand the use and function of peripheral devices. Once you complete this course you could achieve an apprenticeship in the Electrotechnology (Electrical/Electronics) area. TVET to the rthern 20 UEE20511 DURATION 120 hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or 12 EXAM ATAR 2 units Certifi cate III in Electronics and Communication Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Electrotechnology, Electronics and Computers as this course is only 120 hours (3 Terms). TAFE Transcript of Academic Record and/ or Statement of competencies achieved toward the Certifi cate II in Computer Assembly and Repair (UEE20511) Yes, mandatory 35 hours. rthern Beaches Campus

21 ELECTROTECHNOLOGY Electrical For those who have the inner spark, electrotechnology can brighten your future. In this course, you will complete the core modules for most of the electrotechnology trade courses. This means, study time after school is reduced. You will learn to measure voltage and current, what a circuit diagram means, how circuit components behave, what they do, and how to perform testing of electrical equipment. Plus, you will also install and maintain electrical equipment for domestic, commercial and industrial environments. Current skills will also be taught in applying environmental and sustainable procedures in the energy sector. Career opportunities include Electrician, Electrical Technician or Engineer. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university UEE hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) (UEE22011) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Certifi cate III to Certifi cate IV qualifi cations in the Electrotechnology Training Package (UEE11) Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 21

22 entertainment BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE lights, camera, action! A course in entertainment will give you the opportunity to explore the career path of lighting designer/operator, audio technician, mechanist or stage manager. This course is suitable for students who are interested in performance and events:» lighting» audio» staging and set design» managing patrons» working with entertainment industry professionals. TVET to the rthern At NIDA 22 DURATION EXAM ATAR Certifi cate IV in Live Production and Technical Services CUA30413 Diploma in Live Production and Technical Services Advanced Diploma in Live Production and Management Services Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services 120 hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate lli In Live Production and Services (CUA30413) and/ or Statement of Competencies achieved. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Bradfield Senior College rthern Beaches Campus

23 FINANCIAL SERVICES Accounts Administration Take your flare for numbers and finances to the next level. If you aspire to work in the areas of accounting, fi nance, banking, insurance or investment, this course will provide you with a solid foundation in basic accounting techniques. You will gain useful skills for university courses in commerce, economics and business. In Year 12, you will be eligible to apply for Accounting Cadetships with accounting fi rms, including the top tier four, via the Institute of Chartered Accountants Cadetship Program. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university FNS hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate lll in Accounts Administration (FNS30311) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Certifi cate IV in Financial Services Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Accounting Bachelor Degree in Accounting, Business or Commerce. BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 23

24 HOSPITALITY Kitchen Operations BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE Ever thought of running your own kitchen? This practical course will provide you with an understanding of the hospitality industry, focusing on cookery and kitchen operation aspects. Working as a chef is a fantastic career opportunity that can take you around the world. You will acquire skills in the preparation, cooking and service of a wide range of foods as well as everything you need to know about hygiene and food safety. TVET to the rthern 24 DURATION EXAM ATAR SPECIALISATION COURSE SIT hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Kitchen Operations (SIT20312) and/or a TAFE Transcript of Academic Record Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Yes. Hospitality Specialisation is an additional course for students who are already undertaking the 240 hour Hospitality Framework course at school or TAFE. Alternative hospitality courses may be available for students undertaking Lifeskills pattern of study at school. Contact nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au for further information. Certifi cate III to Advanced Diploma qualifi cations in the Hospitality, Tourism, and Events Training Package (SIT12) After completing a Diploma in Hospitality you can apply for signifi cant credit for a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Hotel Management through our partnership with Charles Sturt University. rthern Beaches Campus

25 HOSPITALITY Kitchen Operations, Food and Beverage are you outgoing and do you like working with people? For a great start in the hospitality industry and diverse knowledge our Kitchen Operations and Food and Beverage course is for you. This practical course will give you the skills in preparing a restaurant, serving customers, preparing non alcoholic beverages, espresso coffee making, basic cooking, customer relations and the principles of hygiene and food safety. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR SPECIALISATION COURSE SIT hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Hospitality (SIT20213) and/or TAFE transcript of Academic Record. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. You may also be able to count your part time hospitality job as part of the work placement. Hospitality Specialisation is an additional course for students who are already undertaking the 240 hour Hospitality Framework course at school or TAFE. Alternative hospitality courses may be available for students undertaking Lifeskills pattern of study at school. Contact nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au for further information. TVET to the rthern Certifi cate III to Advanced Diploma in the Hospitality Tourism, and Events Training Package (SIT12) After completing a Diploma in Hospitality you can apply for signifi cant credit for a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Hotel Management our partnership with Charles Sturt University. 25 BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE

26 HUMAN SERVICES Allied Health Assistance BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE Turn your natural compassion and people skills into a rewarding career with the allied Health assistance course. Work in assisting health professionals such as Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Dieticians. Learn medical terminology, industry legal and ethical issues, effective communication strategies, anatomy and physiology and Work Health and Safety. Students will be required to adhere to vaccination, uniform and hygiene standards to comply with Work Health and Safety and undertake a Criminal Record Check, and complete a Volunteer/Student Declaration. Speak to your Careers Advisor for further advice. TVET to the rthern The rthern to university 26 DURATION EXAM ATAR Certifi cate IV in Allied Health Assistance HLT hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units in Year hours = 4 units in Year 12 plus some Block Holiday Study Yes optional at the completion of 360 hours study. Yes after 360 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32412) and/or transcript of competencies achieved. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 105 hours in a Health Care Facility. Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) Bachelor of Nursing rthern Beaches Campus

27 HUMAN SERVICES Health Services Assistance Become job ready with this Health Services assistance course. On successful completion of this course, you will be able to work as a Health Services Assistant in a hospital or aged care facility. Learn nursing knowledge and skills such as infection control, fi rst aid, anatomy and physiology as well as going out on workplace clinical experience. Our campuses have partnerships with the Sydney Adventist Hopsital (The SAN), rth Shore Hospital and rthern Sydney Local Health District for work placement. Students will be required to adhere to vaccination, uniform and hygiene standards to comply with Work Health and Safety and undertake a Criminal Record Check, and complete a Volunteer/Student Declaration. Speak to your Careers Advisor for further advice. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university HLT hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year 12 Year 11 entry will only be accepted. 120 hours = 2 units in Year hours = 4 units in Year 12 Plus some Block Holiday Delivery Yes optional at the completion of 360 hours study. Yes after 360 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 360 hours = Certifi cate III in Health Services Assistance (HLT32512) and/or transcript of competencies achieved. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 105 hours in a Health Care Facility. Diploma in Nursing (Enrolled/ Division 2 Nursing) Bachelor Degree in Nursing BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 27

28 INFORMATION and Digital Technology Networking and Hardware BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE give yourself a headstart in the it industry and learn in an engaging and practical it environment. Develop specifi c skills in operating software packages, network administration and hardware connection. You will also be studying for the Certifi cate III in Networking and prepare for the CISCO IT Essentials and the Microsoft Network fundamentals exam. Possible career pathways may include Help Desk Offi cer/assistant, ICT Operations Support, ICT User Support, PC Support and Technical Support. TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university 28 DURATION EXAM ATAR ICA30111 Certifi cate IV in Information Technology (ICA40111) Diploma in Information Technology (ICA50111) After completing a Diploma in Information Technology you can apply for credit for a Bachelor of Applied Computing. 120 hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) and/or TAFE transcript of Academic Record. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. rthern Beaches Campus

29 INFORMATION and Digital Technology WEB and SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS a fantastic opportunity for someone wanting a jumpstart into the web/ multimedia area of the it industry. This course is designed to teach you IT skills in a case study scenario which will offer you an engaging and practical experience relevant to the developing IT industry. Learn to build a custom made website and develop excellent multimedia skills. You will learn practical skills for working with Excel, Word and other software that is used in the IT industry. Bradfield Senior College rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university ICA hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Achievement 240 hours = Certifi cate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) and/or TAFE transcript of Academic Record. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Certifi cate IV in Information Technology (ICA40111) Diploma in Information Technology (ICA50111) After completing a Diploma in Information Technology you can apply for signifi cant credit for a Bachelor of Applied Computing. BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE 29

30 Metal and engineering BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE are you interested in manufacturing, constructing, installing, modifying, and repairing machines? Take your tinkering skills further with metal and engineering. This course will provide you with an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in manufacturing, engineering and related industries. The major industry sectors taught include:» metal fabrication» metal machining» transport equipment manufacturing» electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing» industrial machinery and equipment manufacturing. Career opportunities may include welding, metal fabrication apprenticeship or further study to achieve a career in engineering. TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university 30 DURATION EXAM ATAR Certifi cate II to Certifi cate IV in Engineering Bachelor Degree in Engineering MEM hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate I in Engineering (MEM10105) and/or transcript of competencies achieved. Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. rthern Beaches Campus

31 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES HORTICULTURE Plant the seeds of your success today. This course will prepare you to work in many different settings including maintaining formal gardens, golf courses, parks and sport turf maintenance. Learn to identify and plant trees and shrubs, analyse common weeds, pests and diseases, and carry out pruning and landscape maintenance activities. Watch your hard work grow by propagating plants from seeds and cuttings, and care for them in a nursery. This is becoming a popular vocation for people wishing to work outdoors, and a good way to combine a healthy lifestyle with your career. rthern Beaches Campus DURATION EXAM ATAR AHC hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate II in Horticulture and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Alternative horticulture courses may be available for students undertaking Lifeskills pattern of study at school. Contact nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au for further information. TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university Certifi cate III through to Diploma in Horticulture plus many other specialisations including Landscape Design or Construction, Arboriculture and Sports Turf Management. Bachelor of Horticulture 31 BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE

32 RETAIL SERVICES BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE unlock the doors to your own dream retail store. This course is for students who wish to work in the retail industry in areas such as sales, customer service, administration and management. You will learn about controlling stock, loss prevention, merchandising, selling products and services, customer service, product knowledge, point of sale systems, communication and team work. Learning will take place in the work place as well as the classroom. TVET to the rthern The rthern Sydney Institute to university 32 DURATION EXAM ATAR SIR hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate ll Retail (SIR20212) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. You may also be able to count your part time retail job as part of the work placement. Alternative retail courses may also be available for students undertaking Lifeskills pattern of study at school. Contact nsi.tvet@tafensw.edu.au for further information. Certifi cate in IV Retail Management (SIR50112) Diploma of Retail Management (SIR50112) Bachelor of Business Bradfield Senior College rthern Beaches Campus

33 TOURISM, TRAVEL AND EVENTS EVENTS do you have a flair for the creative, enjoy working with others and have great organisational skills? You may be suited to a career in the events industry. You will gain the skills and knowledge to coordinate events in Australia and Internationally. Areas of training will include conferences, meetings, social events, cultural and community events. You will learn a variety of customer service and operational skills as well as administrative procedures. rthern Beaches Campus Online course available DURATION EXAM ATAR TVET to the rthern SIT hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B) 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate III in Events and/or transcript of competencies achieved (SIT30612) Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. Diploma and Advanced Diploma in the Tourism, Hospitality and Events Training Package (SIT12) After completing a Diploma in Events, Tourism or Hospitality you can apply for signifi cant credit toward a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Hotel Management through Charles Sturt University. Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management offered by University of Canberra You can graduate with a recognised qualifi cation and save on the duration and cost of your degree. BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE

34 TOURISM, TRAVEL AND EVENTS TOURISM BOaRd developed COuRSES industry CuRRiCuluM FRaMEWORK COuRSE Never let your wanderlust fade, consider a career as a travel consultant, reservation/sales agent, tour consultant, or tour guide. This course will give you an insight into the tourism/travel industry and provide you with the knowledge to assist customers, prepare quotations and the valuable selling skills of the tourism industry. You will develop skills to access information on domestic and international tourism destinations and provide destination information and advice to customers. TVET to the rthern 34 DURATION EXAM ATAR Diploma in Travel and Tourism (SIT40212) SIT30112 Advanced Diploma in Travel and Tourism (SIT50112) After completing a Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Travel and Tourism you can apply for signifi cant credit toward a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Hotel Management through Charles Sturt University. Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management offered by University of Canberra You will then have a nationally and internationally recognised degree (completed in 18 months with an Advanced Diploma) and you will have saved signifi cant cost of a University Degree. 120 hours = 3 Terms in Year 11 or Year 12, or 240 hours = 4 Terms in Year 11 and 3 Terms in Year hours = 2 units 240 hours = 2 units x 2 years Yes optional at the completion of 240 hours study. Yes after 240 hour course and if optional exam is completed (Category B). 120 hours = TAFE Transcript of Academic Record 240 hours = Certifi cate III in Tourism (SIT30112) and/or transcript of competencies achieved Yes, it s mandatory and we ll organise it for you. 35 hours per 2 units of study. rthern Beaches Campus Online course available

35 Let s fly our students Kate Crocker accepting her silver medal at the International Worldskills Competition Studying a TVET course was the best decision I made the course gave me the practical skills I needed in industry, whilst still covering the important theoretical aspects. TVET also gave me the opportunity to represent Australia and compete at the International Worldskills Competition where I achieved a silver medal the opportunities are endless.» Certifi cate II in Hospitality (TVET)» Statement of Attainment in Events (TVET) Karla Jane Wilson» First place in NSW the 2014 Higher School Certifi cate.» Certifi cate III in Events» Diploma of Events» Advanced Diploma of Events Karla Jane Wilson accepting her Certifi cate of Excellence in Human Services. I thoroughly enjoyed studying anatomy and physiology and then applying that knowledge in a practical setting at Sydney Private Hospital, where I did work experience for a week this year. This course is a fantastic subject to do for your! Megan Kessell graduating from Charles Sturt University It was a truly valuable and rewarding experience, opening up a whole range of career opportunities. I will always value the close friendships formed throughout my studies at the rthern.» Certifi cate III in Events (TVET)» Diploma of Events» Advanced Diploma of Events» Bachelor of Business Studies

36 BOARD ENDORSED COURSES These courses give you unit credit towards your but do not count towards an atar. 36 COuRSES in development: Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways Foundation Skills/Business Admin focus Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways Foundation Skills/Hospitality focus Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways Foundation Skills/Retail focus

37 37 Courses Assistant Dance Teaching Aviation Aircraft Operations (Theory) Beauty Nail Technology Beauty Retail Makeup and Skin Care KEY National code Location WP Page CUA30313 B NAT NB 39 SIB20210 M SIB20110 M NB ST NB 40 Boating Services MEM10205 M 42 Community Services Introduction to Children's Services Community Services Introduction to Social Work (Welfare) Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) Fashion and Textiles CHC20112 M CHC20112 M SOA M 41 NB 43 NB 44 NB 45 LMT11107 B 46 Floristry SFL20110 R 47 Furniture Making MSF20313 B H 48 Hairdressing Maritime Operations SIH20111 M NB ST Marketing BSB41307 M Music Industry Introduction Music Industry Music Musical Theatre and Performance Plumbing CPC32412 M Property Services (Agency) 49 MAR20313 NB 50 NB 51 CUS20109 M 52 CUS30109 B 53 CUA30213 B 54 CPP30211 M ST 55 NB 56 Retail Baking FDF30710 M 57 Courses Screen and Media Animation Screen and Media Film and Animation Screen and Media Film and Radio Screen and Media Film and Television Screen and Media Games Development Screen and Media Media Screen and Media Radio Broadcasting Sport and Recreation Sport and Recreation Certificate III in Fitness Sport and Recreation Sport Coaching Sport and Recreation Sports Trainer Visual Arts, Craft and Design Design Fundamentals Visual Arts, Craft and Design Design Fundamentals (Fashion) Visual Arts, Craft and Design Photography National code CUF30107 Location WP Page H ST 58 CUF30107 H 59 CUF20107 B 60 CUF20107 ST 61 CUF30107 H CUF20107 M NB 62 ST 63 CUF20107 M 64 SIS20313 NB 65 SIS30313 M 66 SIS20513 M SISSSOOO93 CUV30311 ST 67 M ST 68 B H NB 69 CUV30311 H 70 CUV30111 H M NB 71 B Bradfield Senior College H M NB rthern Beaches Campus R ST WP Work Placement O Online Course Available