Students gain accredited training that counts towards completion of their VCE, as well as their work experiences being recognised by industry. Students have the advantage of using their combined studies to progress toward university, TAFE, employment or combinations of these. Currently, more than 15,000 students are involved in VET and NA in Schools programs.
Continued growth is anticipated.
The Institute of Land and Food Resources has the experience and expertise to support your school, or school cluster, design and implement a suitable program that meets the needs of your students and your school. Employment of New Apprentices can be arranged directly with an employer or in partnership through a registered Group Training Company. This relieves you of the paperwork and allows you to get on with teaching. Training options include some school based training, block release during school holidays at one of our six country campuses, flexible learning using self paced notes, workshops on a block release or one day a month and via the Internet. The Institute of Land and Food Resources welcomes any opportunity to visit and speak to schools and provide a detailed overview and plan of how a suitable program can be designed.