Clairvaux MacKillop College offers support to students in Senior School to engage them with industry opportunities. Students benefit from support in Career Development, Work Experience, School Based Traineeships/Apprenticeships, Vocational Education Courses and Tertiary Pathway opportunities.
The college has a dedicated team to support students in their Career Pathways. For any questions or further information, please contact:
Darren Smith - Program Leader: Vocational Education Pathways
smid@cvxmck.edu.au
Elise Godwin - Program Leader: Senior Schooling
gode@cvxmck.edu.au
Cathy Surgeoner - School Officer (Admin): Student Pathways
surc@cvxmck.edu.au
Work Experience
Unfortunately, a
qualification isn’t always enough to enter your dream job. Even jobs that are
described as being entry level or that are at the lower end of the pay scale
may require previous work experience.
Completing work
experience shows employers that you are passionate and willing to do whatever
it takes to land a job in your field. It can also help you narrow down your
employment options.
Clairvaux
MacKillop's Career Pathways Department arranges the necessary work experience
agreements and scheduling to do work experience while at school. Students are
encouraged to seek their own work experience placements, and can still seek
support for a placement if required. The work experience blocks are the first
week of the school holidays for term 1, 2 and 3. Additional work experience
days or placement blocks can be requested directly to the Career/VET Pathways
Program Leader.
To arrange work
experience, please visit the Career Pathways Department for assistance.
The Department of Education
website has information relating to work experience.
VET and Other Pathways
The College has very well developed
and recognised vocational education programs.
These classes cater
for our vocationally-oriented students and may include commencing a
School-Based Apprenticeship or Traineeship (SAT) or study at TAFE. This pathway
option is not available to CRICOS students.
Senior Certificate Courses
As part of the VET
pathway options offered at Clairvaux MacKillop College, students in
years 11 and 12 can undertake certificate courses in a variety of industry
areas. These are all registered with the Department of Education, Training and
Employment (DETE) and are Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) compliant.
Certificate courses
offered by the College include:
| Course Code | Course Name | QCE | RTO Partnership | |
| | | POINTS | | |
| HLT33115 and HLT23221 | Certificate II/III in Health Services Assistance including Certificate II in Health Support Services | 4/8 | Connect 'n' Grow - RTO 40518
| Year 11 and Year 12
|
| BSB30120 | Certificate III in Business (Standalone Qualification)
| 8 | Binnacle Training - RTO 31319
| Year 11 and Year 12 |
SIS30321
| Certificate III in Fitness (+ optional SIS20122 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation) (Standalone or Dual Qualification)
| 8 | Binnacle Training - RTO 31319
| Year 11
|
| SIS30321 | Certificate III in Fitness (+ Optional SIS20122 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation)
| 8 | Binnacle Training - RTO 31319
| Year 12 |
| SIS30122 | Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation (+ optional SIS20122 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation) (Standalone or Dual Qualification)
| 7/8 | Binnacle Training - RTO 31319
| Year 11
|
| 10971NAT | Certificate IV in Crime and Justice | 8 | Unity College - RTO 32123
| Year 11 and Year 12 |
| BSB50120 | Diploma of Bus iness | 8 | Prestige Services Training - RTO 31981
| Year 11 and Year 12 |
| SIT30622 | Certificate III in Hospitality | 4/8 | Training Direct Australia - RTO 32355
| Year 12 |
SIT20322 and
SIT30622 | Certificate II/ III in Hospitality | 4/8 | Blueprint Career
Development - RTO 30987
| Year 11
|
USI (Unique Student Identifier)
Click below to generate your
USI for VET applications.
Home page | Unique Student Identifier (usi.gov.au)
TAFE at School
Program
If you are a year 11 or 12 student you may be able to complete a TAFE
Queensland qualification while you're still at school. Choose from a variety of
certificate I to certificate III courses from a range of study areas ranging
from hospitality to horticulture, technology to engineering and
everything in between.
For more
information, contact Mr Darren Smith smid@cvxmck.edu.au and explore the TAFE at
School website.