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Background
The College has long recognised over very many years a need to provide vocational pathways and options for its students
Introduction and development of VET programs construction of a Trade Training Centre and RTO establishment
Establishment and development of the VCAL program to Year 11 and 12 students The establishment of a unique, non mainstream, vocationally based Year 10 program The placement of its Pathways and VCAL Programs at our Preston Campus
Pathways from Edmund Rice
Pathways Program (ERPP)
Only Pathway from ERPP is to VCAL. VCE is not an option after ERPP.
The VCAL Sport Academy would only be an option in exceptional circumstances and only after demonstrating consistent high achievement in ERPP
A wide range of training options will be available to apply for after ERPP
English (Literacy)
Mathematics (Numeracy)
Community Based Religious Education
Work Education
Work Related Skills Foundation
VET Certificate 111 Sport and Recreation (Some Units)
Certificate 11 Building and Construction (Carpentry)
And a choice of either
VET Certificate 11 Building and Construction (Bricklaying)
Or
VET Certificate 11 Furnishings (Cabinet Making)
ERPP and VET Training
Students access Edmund Rice Trade Training Centre (Bundoora Campus)
One Full day 7.30am -3.15pm (Carpentry)
Plus
One other day 7.30am -1.00pm (Bricklaying or Furnishings) at the Trade Training Centre Bundoora.
3 Days at the Preston Campus for School Program and timetabled classes
ERPP VET Training and RTO
requirements
Parade College is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO)
Part of the requirements of undertaking VET training is students must access a Unique Student Identifier Number (USI)
This can be done quite simply by going to
https://www.usi.gov.au/your-usi/create-usi
Once you have a USI keep it in a secure place as you will need it every time you enrol in any form of VET training not only at school but beyond
As a part of undertaking VET training, students will need to complete a VET enrolment form, including a USI and have it signed by student and parent/Guardian. These will be given out on our Orientation day to be returned on Day 1 of classes
ERPP and Work Experience
Strong emphasis on developing employability skills through extended work experience
The last 2 weeks of Terms 1, 2 and 3 are set aside for organised work experience as well as a further block in Term 4. Both work experience and community action are compulsory and integrated into the Pathways curriculum
2021
The Edmund Rice Pathways Program (ERPP) will commence Monday
February 1 2021 at the Preston Campus
All students need to be on Campus in College Summer Uniform from
10.00am – 2.00pm on that day. A sausage sizzle and drink will be provided
for lunch for those who would like
Boys to meet In MacKillop Court
There will be 4 Classes Of Pathways in 2021
ERPP Classes 2021
Each class will access the Edmund Rice Trade Training Centre at the Bundoora Campus on 2 days of the week. The other 3 days they will be at the Preston Campus from 8.35am commencing with Tutor Group and concluding these days at 3,15pm
Each student will be placed in a Tutor Group
Lynch 10A or 10B (L10A, L10B)
Bodkin 10A or 10B (B10A, B10B)
Treacy 10A or 10B (T10A, T10B)
Hughes 10A or 10B (H10A, H10B)
2021 Each TG will be divided in half
ERPP Classes
Students will be informed on February 1 which of the 4 classes they have been allocated to
Classes and Trade Days
Class A: Monday Furnishings 7.30am-12.50pm or Bricklaying 7.30am- 12.50pm. Tuesday Carpentry 7.30am-3.15pm
Class B: Tuesday Furnishings 7.30am-12.50pm or Bricklaying 7.30am- 12.50pm. Friday Carpentry 7.30am-3.15pm
Class C: Wednesday Furnishings 7.30am-12.50pm or Bricklaying 7.30am- 12.50pm. Friday Carpentry 7.30am-3.15pm
Class D: Monday Carpentry 7.30am-3.15pm Tuesday Furnishings 7.30am-12.50pm or Bricklaying 7.30am- 12.50pm.
Day 1 of classes in Wednesday February 3 2021. Those students in Class C will commence their year at the Trade Centre for Furnishings or Bricklaying. Classes A, B and D will commence at Preston
Thursdays are the only day in the week that all Year 10 Pathways students are on the Preston campus at the same time
ERPP Classes
Each Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday students have been allocated to a
class of either:
Certificate 11 Furnishings 7.30am-12.50pm (Edmund Rice Trade Training
Centre at the Bundoora Campus)
Certificate 11 Building and Construction (Bricklaying) 7.30am-12.50pm
(Edmund Rice Trade Training Centre at the Bundoora Campus)
Students are expected to be punctual for their classes and have all
required equipment.
At the ERTTC students need to come in correct Trade Training Centre
Uniform as directed and have all equipment each week
ERPP Classes
On Tuesday or Friday
All students have been allocated a class in the Certificate 11 Building and Construction (Carpentry)
This class will be from 7.30am-3.15pm at the Edmund Rice Trade Training Centre (ERTTC)
Students are expected to be punctual for their classes and have all required equipment.
At the ERTTC students need to come in correct Trade Training Centre Uniform as directed and have all equipment each week. Students will NOT be able to participate in any practical class without the correct PPE (Safety glasses, ear muffs, steel toe work boots, Hi Visibility Jumper (No hoodies), Hi Visibility Work shirt.
Equipment Lists for Trade Training
Equipment List/Uniform Carpentry
* Claw Hammer * Nail Bag* Nail Punch
* Hi VisibilityWork Shirt
* Hi VisibilityJumper(NO HOODIES)
* Overalls / Hard YakkaWorkpantsKaki
* Safety Glasses * Ear Muffs(NO EAR PLUGS)
* Steel Toe Work boots
Equipment Lists Trade Training
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TOOL LIST
* Pens (Red & Blue).* Carpenters Pencil
* Drawing Pencil2H x 3 off
* Sharpener * Eraser
* A 4 Exercise Book * Calculator * Scale Rule Kent 62M
* 1 metre Builders Folding Ruler
Equipment List
Furniture Making
Equipment/Uniform/PPE• 6mm chisel
• 12mm chisel
• 25mm chisel
• Adjustable
combination square
* Hi Visibility
Work Shirt
* Hi Visibility
Jumper
(NO HOODIES)
* Overalls / Hard Yakka
Workpants
Kaki
* Safety Glasses * Ear Muffs
(NO EAR PLUGS)
* Steel Toe
Work boots
Equipment List
Bricklaying
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TOOL LIST Bricklaying
* Pens (Red & Blue).* Carpenters Pencil
* Drawing Pencil2H x 3 off
* Sharpener * Eraser
* A 4 Exercise Book * Calculator * Scale Rule Kent 62M
* 1 metre Builders Folding Ruler
Equipment Lists
Bricklaying Equipment/Uniform/PPE
* * * Hi VisibilityWork Shirt
* Hi VisibilityJumper(NO HOODIES)
* Overalls / Hard Yakka WorkpantsKaki
* Safety Glasses * Ear Muffs(NO EAR PLUGS)
* Steel Toe Work boots
VET Levy
Please note that across the school any Parade College student undertaking a VET program there is a materials cost of $445 for the
program. Because Pathways students do THREE programs, the College only
levies the materials cost for ONE
(in addition to VET Carpentry and Furnishings/Bricklaying all boys will
undertake some units in the VET Certificate 111 Sport and Recreation
Structure of Day Preston Tutor Group
Students should be punctual for Tutor Group in the mornings (T10 A or B, L10 A or B, B10 A or B, and H10 A or B).
First bell is at 8.35am.
Students should examine all transport options to ensure they get to school on time. Better to be 15 minutes early than 5 minutes late. Penalties for
repeated lateness will be instituted.
ERPP Subjects
All Pathways students have a 6 period day (8.35am-3.15pm) at the Parade College Preston campus.Classes include the following:
•Religious Education•Literacy Skills (English)•Numeracy Skills (Mathematics)•Sport/VET Certificate 111 Sport and Recreation (selected Units)•Vocational Preparation/Work Education
ERPP and Work Experience
Each term students will have the opportunity of undertaking a work experience placement (The last 2 weeks of each term have been
timetabled for this). These dates should be put on the calendar and
preparations should not be left to the last minute.
Students continue their trade training in WEEK ONE ONLY of the 2 weeks of
work experience unless otherwise advised
Students will need to make arrangement in advance of the placement and
ensure that the ‘Work Experience Arrangement Form’ is fully completed
and signed PRIOR to commencing placement There is also a Work Experience Travel and Accomodation Form required when students travel
in work vehicles with their host employer
Dates for Work Experience 2021
Term 1 Monday March 22 – Thursday April 1
Term 2 Monday June 14- Friday June 25
Term 3 Monday September 6-Friday September 17
Term 4 To be advised
WE Arrangement Forms/ WE Travel and Accommodation Forms
MUST be submitted for processing PRIOR to going on placement
Public Liability and Workcover
A number od assessment items will revolve around work experience throughout the year
Religious Education and ERPP
An important part of our program is giving students an opportunity to understand and experience service (Service Education) in the community (Community Service) as a part of Religious Educations
On Thursdays in late Term 3 and Term 4, students will undertake a community placement in an agency, community organisation, aged care facility, special school as part of our Religious Education program.
On this day, students will leave the College around lunchtime and make their own way to an allocated community agency. The agency given will aim to be a place that is on the way home for the student. They will be in attendance from around 1.30pm -3.00pm. Students in the past have forged close links with agencies and the adults or children in them. They will have an opportunity to commence and conclude a project for the agency. In previous years we have had herb gardens built, bird feeders built, outdoor furniture built and delivered, bingo or card games organised, support of sport to name some.
Term 1 All Year 10 boys undertake a ‘Respectful Relationships Program, called ‘Wise Guys’
Some further Expectations
College Combination Padlock is required on return to the College
Students should come to class both trade and others with all the correct books and equipment, including a fully charged laptop
Tuesday is allocated to wear the correct College sport uniform to school for Year 10s across the school. Some boys will participate in ACC sport on
that day. Those that have trade on Tuesdays will be advised of an
alternative day that they may wear College sport uniform to school
College Uniform
The College uniform should be worn correctly to and from school. It is the external sign that students belong to our great school
Black LEATHER shoes, GREY plain socks-no gym boots, canvass, slipper types.
Grey trousers or College grey shorts
Summer Term 1 and 4: No tie, white College summer shirt with College logo
Winter Terms 2 and 3 Blazer to be worn to and from school, white business shirt (not summer shirt), College pullover, College
No piercings, jewellery, band aids over piercings
Clean shaven , neat hair style, long hair tied back
Mobile Phones
Mobile Phones should be placed in student lockers during the day
Mobile phone being used, teachers will ask for the phone to be handed over and placed at reception to be collected at the end of the day
Refusal to follow this direction is treated most seriously
Repeated phone issues will require a student to place his phone at reception from beginning of the day till days end
Conclusion
We are One School on Two Campuses with one set of rules
Our continuing expectations revolve around:
Respectful conduct/Respectful interactions- respect yourself, other
students and staff and the wonderful school you belong to
Importance of following reasonable directions when given- in class, on the yard, in the trade training centre. When on excursions and in the
workplace
An important part of what we do is to prepare students for the world that
waits for them- punctuality, responsible use of phones and social media,
following directions, respectful conduct, rights and responsibilities
Contacts
Mr Jacob Williams
Year 10 Student Wellbeing, Development and Management
Phone 94166500
Phone 94166511
