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Extra $3.2m to boost support for vocational education and training

Vijay
Last updated: 2021/09/21 at 10:19 PM
Vijay 5 years ago
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A new funding model, backed by a $3.2 million investment, will help government schools to support their students into industry-endorsed Vocational Education and Training (VET).
Under the new arrangement, government schools will receive top-up funding of $300 for each student, or $600 for each eligible student with a School Card, enrolled in a VET qualification as part of a Flexible Industry Pathway (FIP).
The money will go directly to the school to support them with the implementation of the VET for School Students policy.
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