2025 UNITY COLLEGE TRADE SKILLS CENTRE COURSE INFROMATION AND APPLICATION FORM (EXTERNAL STUDENTS)

2025

Trade Skills Centre Course Information & Application Form External Students

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE - EXTERNAL STUDENTS + + + +

Application for admission to the Unity College Trade Skills Centre (UCTSC) should be made in writing on this official form.

Return the completed form to the VET Coordinator of student’s home school.

Home School Principal to sign and forward to: UCTSC, PO Box 5141, Murray Bridge South, SA 5253.

Home schools will be invoiced directly for course costs. Course fees must be paid in full prior to commencement. Invoices are not issued to individuals.

Enrolment inquiries to Mrs Jasmine Barolo, Unity College TSC Manager on 8532 0100 or jbarolo@unitycollege.sa.edu.au.

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CERTIFICATE II ENGINEERING PATHWAYS YEAR LEVEL 11 COURSE CONTACTS Carlee Stewart LECTURER TAFE SA COURSE LENGTH Full Year SACE CREDITS 50 MIN (60 MAX) Stage 1

COST More information will be provided at Course Counselling on the VET Readiness Orientation (VETRO) subsidy and to check eligibility. The course fee is approx. $290 for students meeting the eligibility requirements of VETRO. A $100 Unity College TSC administration fee will be invoiced to all students in Term 1, 2025 together with a resources cost of approx. $30 (includes MIG Welding gloves and safety glasses).

QUALIFICATION COMPETENCIES CORE

COURSE STRUCTURE One full day per week (day to be negotiated)

MEM13015

Work safely and effectively in manufacturing and engineering

MEMPE005

Develop a career plan for the engineering and manufacturing industries.

MEMPE006

Undertake a basic engineering project

MSMENV272

Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices

COURSE OUTLINE This qualification is intended for people interested in exposure to an engineering or related working environment, with a view to entering into employment in that area. This qualification will equip graduates with knowledge and skills which will enhance their prospects of employment in an engineering or related working environment.

ELECTIVES

There are 12 competencies covering a range of engineering subjects including fabrication, machining, welding, using tools and equipment, assembling engineering mechanisms and career development.

The course finishes with students undertaking a group engineering project.

MEM11011

Undertake manual handling

MEM16006

Organise and communicate information

MEM16008

Interact with computing technology

COURSE STRUCTURE

MEM18001

Use hand tools

MEM18002

Use power tools / hand held operations

MEMPE002

Use electric welding machines

MEMPE004

Use fabrication equipment

UNIFORM Safety glasses, safety boots (steel toed), cotton press long sleeved shirt and cotton press navy work pants (long) must be worn at all times in the workshop area.

Students may provide their own boots and pants. The shirt will need to be purchased from the Unity College Uniform Shop and costs $46. A Trade Skills Centre jumper will also be available as a special order from the uniform shop.

We recommend that students supply their own welding helmet (shared helmets are provided but must be cleaned after each use).

WORKPLACE LEARNING Students are encouraged to complete Workplace Learning during their course. Students can complete these hours during school holidays.

MEMPE007

MEMPE001

Pull apart and re-assemble engineering mechanisms OR Use engineering workshop machines (Lathe and Mill) (Only one (1) of these allowed)

PATHWAYS +

Certificate III Engineering (needs to be completed under an Apprenticeship), other trade related careers.

Engineering

This VET course will run one day per week and students will also have course homework. Students will be absent during subject lessons and will need to make a commitment to catching up on schoolwork missed. The course will commence Week 3, Term 1, 2025.

VET

MEM20422 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways

CERTIFICATE III FITNESS YEAR LEVEL 11

COMPETENCIES (MAY INCLUDE) CORE

COURSE CONTACTS Carlee Stewart | Jasmine Barolo

HLTAID011

Provide First Aid

SISFFIT040

Develop and instruct gym-based exercise programs for individual clients

SISFFIT047

Use anatomy and physiology knowledge to support safe and effective exercise

SISFFIT032

Complete pre-exercise screening and service orientation

SISFFIT033

Complete client fitness assessments

COURSE LENGTH Full Year SACE CREDITS 90 MAX Stage 2 COURSE STRUCTURE One afternoon a week QUALIFICATION SIS 30321 Certificate III in Fitness (Gym Instructor) COURSE OUTLINE With a Certificate III in Fitness, specialising as a Gym Instructor, students will work as part of a team of fitness professionals in a gym providing advice on using gym equipment and writing exercise programs, while also contributing to daily operations. The course may also include visits to fitness centres.

SELECTION CRITERIA

VET

Sport and Recreation

Students meeting the criteria will need to complete a Trade Skills Centre Enrolment Form. Students may be interviewed and will be notified if they are successful in gaining a place.

SISFFIT052

Provide healthy eating information

SISFFIT053

Plan group exercise sessions

BSBOPS304

Deliver and monitor a service to customers

HLTWHS001

Participate in workplace health and safety

SISFFIT036

Instruct group exercise sessions

BSBPEF301

Organise personal work priorities

SISXFAC002

Maintain sport, fitness and recreation facilities

SISXDIS001

Facilitate inclusion for people with a disability

SISXFAC001

Maintain equipment for activities

SISXIND001

Work effectively in sport, fitness and recreation environments

ELECTIVES

COURSE STRUCTURE This is a VET course that will be run as block release, which will include after school hours. Students may be required to participate in excursions. It is the student’s responsibility to catch up on any class time missed.

UNIFORM Students will be required to wear Unity College PE Uniform.

COST The subsidised course fee is approx. $600. A $100 Unity College TSC administration fee will be invoiced to all students in Term 1, 2025. Cost is inclusive of excursions with industry mentors.

WORKPLACE LEARNING Students may be required to complete Workplace Learning during their course. Students can complete these hours during school holidays.

*First Aid will be completed in Year 10 by an external provider.

POSSIBLE EMPLOYMENT The course provides a pathway to work as a sports coach or gym floor supervisor PATHWAYS + + + +

Certificate IV in Fitness Diploma of Fitness, Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Bachelor of Human Movement

CERTIFICATE III INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT (AGEING AND DISABILITY)

LECTURER PIVOT COURSE LENGTH Full Year SACE CREDITS 135 MAX Stage 2

More information will be provided at Course Counselling on the VET Readiness Orientation (VETRO) subsidy and to check eligibility. The subsidised course fee is approx. $450 for students meeting the eligibility requirements of VETRO. A $100 Unity College TSC administration fee will be invoiced to all students in Term 1, 2025.

COMPETENCIES

QUALIFICATION

CORE

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability)

CHCLEG001

Work legally and ethically

COURSE STRUCTURE

CHCCOM005

Communicate and work in health or community services

CHCDIV001

Work with diverse people

CHCCCS040

Support independence and wellbeing

CHCCCS041

Recognise healthy body systems

HLTINF006

Apply basic principles and practices of infection prevention and control

HLTWHS002

Follow safe work practices for direct client care

CHCCCS031

Provide individualised support

CHCCCS038

Facilitate the empowerment of people receiving support

CHCAGE013

Work effectively in aged care

CHCAGE011

Provide support to people living with dementia

CHCPAL003

Deliver Care Services using a palliative approach

CHCDIS020

Work effectively in disability support

CHCDIS011

Contribute to ongoing skills development using a strengths based approach

CHCDIS012

Support community participation and social inclusion

One full day per week (day to be negotiated) COURSE OUTLINE You will gain the skills to: + + + + + +

Provide individualised care while supporting independence and wellbeing.

Communicate with diverse people in a health and community setting.

Work safely, legally and ethically.

Ensure a safe and hygienic environment using infection control procedures.

Support people with disability to build skills and social connections.

Facilitate the empowerment of older people and provide support to people living with dementia.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS + +

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Ability to safely perform manual handling and lifting.

Be able to obtain a DCSI clearance or NDIS worker. check, First Aid or CPR certificate and Police Clearance prior to work placement.

Provide evidence of a COVID-19 and Flu vaccination before training starts.

COURSE STRUCTURE This VET course will run one day per week and students will also have course homework. Students will be absent during subject lessons and will need to make a commitment to catching up on schoolwork missed.

UNIFORM Students will wear normal Unity College Formal Uniform, unless directed otherwise.

WORKPLACE LEARNING Students are required to complete 120 hours of Workplace Learning during their course. Students can complete these hours during school holidays.

PATHWAYS +

Personal care worker, home care assistant, care worker, in-home respite worker, personal care attendant, care assistant, personal care giver, community care worker, community house worker, residential care worker, community support worker, support worker.

Community Services

COURSE CONTACTS Carlee Stewart | Jasmine Barolo

COST

VET

YEAR LEVEL 11

Trade Skills Centre Course Selection 2025 COURSES ON SITE AT UNITY COLLEGE (PLEASE TICK) ENGINEERING Certificate II Engineering Pathways

SPORT AND RECREATION Certificate III Fitness

COMMUNITY SERVICES Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability)

UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS (ENGINEERING ONLY) Shirt with UCTSC Logo (please tick size)

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Trade Skills Centre Course Costings SUBJECT

COURSE

COURSE COST

AVAILABLE EXTERNALLY

2025

Engineering

Certificate II Engineering Pathways

Course Fee approx $290 (if eligible for VETRO).

TSC Administration Fee $100 TSC Shirt approx $46 Resources approx $30

Offered Externally

2025

Sport & Recreation

Certificate III Fitness

Course Cost approx $600 TSC Administration Fee $100

Offered Externally

2025

Community Services

Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability)

Course Cost approx $450 (if eligible for VETRO) TSC Administration Fee $100

Offered Externally

YEAR

Note: Costs are correct as of August 2024 and are subject to change

Student Details Surname:

Given Names:

Start Year: 20

Current Year Level:

Year 9

Year 10

Year 11

Male

Female

Home School: Gender:

Date of Birth: Home Phone:

Mobile:

Email:

Address: Postcode: Postal Address (if different from above): Postcode: USI Number: Country of Birth: Is the student of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin?

SACE Number: If born overseas, date of arrival in Australia: No

Yes (Aboriginal)

Yes (Torres Strait Islander)

Main language spoken at home: Language(s) spoken other than English: Do you authorise Unity College to use your child’s image in promotional materials, such as newsletter, magazine, prospectus and website?

Yes

No

Do you give your consent for Unity College to obtain, from the student’s present and previous schools, information which will assist in the provision of an appropriate educational program?

Yes

No

Do you give your consent for the Unity College Trade Skills Centre to access personal and medical information from your child’s school enrolment forms?

Yes

No

Does your child have a known disability or learning difficulty? (intellectual, physical, emotional, hearing or vision)

Yes

No

Do you give your consent for Unity College to obtain, from the above mentioned person/organisation, information which will assist in the provision of an appropriate educational program.

Yes

No

Does your child have any known medical condition that may require emergency first aid assistance? (include Epipen use)

Yes

No

Yes

No

If YES, please provide the name of the disability or learning difficulty: Diagnosed by (please attach a copy of the relevant Report):

If YES, please name the Condition: Has the student a current Health Support Plan?

If YES, please provide a copy to the College or contact our First Aid Officer to discuss.

Home School Details VET Coordinator: Phone: Principal:

Email:

Personal Medical Information (Confidential) Please complete the following medical history: DETAILS - PLEASE INDICATE SEVERITY Allergies Asthma

Yes

No

2. Bee Sting

Yes

No

3. Drugs (eg. Penicillin)

Yes

No

4. Food / Dietary

Yes

No

5. Hay Fever

Yes

No

Diabetes

Yes

No

Sight Problems

Yes

No

Ear Problems

Yes

No

Skin Problems

Yes

No

Epilepsy

Yes

No

Headaches / Migraines

Yes

No

Heart Problems

Yes

No

Haemophilia

Yes

No

Epistaxis (Nose Bleeds)

Yes

No

Fainting / Dizziness

Yes

No

Blood Pressure

Yes

No

Travel Sickness

Yes

No

Other

Yes

No

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If you have answered YES to any of the above, please provide details (attach a separate sheet if necessary). Also please provide any other information concerning student limitations (eg. recent illness / surgery) that you feel we need to know:

Is a detailed medical report or Medical Plan (eg. Asthma Care Plan) available?

If YES please attach.

Yes

No

Does this student wear a Medic Alert Bracelet?

Yes

No

If YES please provide number: Reason:

Yes No Do you permit the College to give your child Panadol if needed?

Note: Panadol is the only analgesic the College will issue. If your child requires other non-prescribed medication (eg. Cold and Flu tablets, Antihistamine or Naprogesic tablets etc.) the school requests that these be brought from home and be kept at the school for use by your child on a regular basis or in cases of emergency (eg. hayfever or allergy medication). Please forward it to the Student Services Officer. The medication must be clearly marked with name, dose and expiry date.

TETANUS Immunisation - Current?

Yes

No

Date of last injection:

Current medication taken on a regular basis: Medication:

Dose:

Medication:

Dose:

Emergency Contacts (Other than Primary Caregivers) Other Contact A - Name: Relationship to Student: Home Phone:

Mobile Phone:

Other Contact B - Name: Relationship to Student: Home Phone:

Mobile Phone:

Family Doctor:

Name:

Phone:

Doctor (Specialist):

Name:

Phone:

Family Dentist:

Name:

Phone:

Student Accident Cover The Lutheran School system via Unity College provides Student Accident Cover. This worldwide policy provides 24 hour, 7 days a week cover in respect to injuries happening whilst students are engaged in school activities and school related extra-curricular activities (including Work Experience), organised school sporting activities and organised non-school sporting activities. Travel to and from the above mentioned is included. Emergency Ambulance cover is also included.

Medicare No:

Ref No:

Medicare Expiry Date:

AUTHORISATION I acknowledge that in the event of a child requiring urgent medical attention because of injury or some other condition, the Principal or appointed staff member will arrange for transport to an appropriate medical facility for treatment. Any extra medical expenses incurred which are not covered by the School Accident Cover will be payable by the student’s parents or guardian.

Signed:

(Parent / Guardian 1)

Date:

Signed:

(Parent / Guardian 2)

Date:

Parent or Guardian Information PARENT/GUARDIAN 1 Mr

Mrs

Ms

PARENT/GUARDIAN 2 Rev

Dr

Mr

Mrs

Ms

Rev

Full Name:

Full Name:

Address:

Address:

Postal Address (if different from above):

Postal Address (if different from above):

Home Phone:

Home Phone:

Mobile:

Mobile:

Business Phone:

Business Phone:

Email:

Email:

Occupation:

Occupation:

Employer:

Employer:

Unity Old Scholar:

Yes

No

Unity Old Scholar:

Country of Birth:

Country of Birth:

If born overseas, date of arrival in Australia:

If born overseas, date of arrival in Australia:

Relationship to student:

Relationship to student:

Students primary place of residence:

Students primary place of residence:

Family Court or other relevant Court Order (if applicable): If YES, please provide a current copy with Enrolment Application Form.

Dr

Yes

No

Yes

No

It is the College policy that the person/s enrolling the student assume responsibility for all accounts.

Will the account mailing address be the same as the applicant’s postal address?

Yes

No

If NO, please provide details: Directions as to Other Correspondence All reports, newsletters etc. will be forwarded to the person/s enrolling the student unless otherwise notified.

If there are additional copies of reports required for parent/s not residing with the enrollee please indicate in the space below. Note that these must be in accordance with any custody orders as indicated in the Student Information section.

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The UCTSC respects the privacy of personal and sensitive information regarding students and their family. The UCTSC collects personal information about the student and parent(s) or guardian(s) before commencement of a Vocational Education and Training (VET course). The primary purpose of collecting this information is to enable the UCTSC to provide appropriate training for the student.

Some of the information the UCTSC collects is to satisfy the UCTSC legal obligations, particularly to enable the UCTSC to discharge its duty of care.

Health information about students is sensitive information within the terms of the National Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act. We may ask you to provide medical information in some circumstances.

The UCTSC from time to time discloses personal and sensitive information to others for administrative and educational purposes. This includes government departments, AISSA, medical practitioners and people providing services to the UCTSC including hourly paid instructors (HPI’s).

The UCTSC from time to time is required to disclose personal and sensitive information in order to comply with the law or to report matters to the relevant persons or authorities.

If we do not obtain the information referred to above, we may not be able to enrol or continue the enrolment of the student.

Personal information collected from students is regularly disclosed to their parent(s) or guardian(s). There may be occasions where information such as training achievements, student activities and other news is published in newsletters, magazines and our website.

Parents or guardians may seek access to personal information collected about them and their child by contacting the UCTSC. However, there will be occasions when access is denied. Such occasions would include where access would have an unreasonable impact on the privacy of others, where access may results in a breach of the UCTSC duty of care to the student, or where students have provided information in confidence.

If you provide the UCTSC with the personal information of others, such as doctors or emergency contacts, we encourage you to inform them that you are disclosing that information to the UCTSC and why, that they can access that information if they wish and that the UCTSC does not usually supply the information to third parties.

Parent/Guardian Declaration As the enrolling parent(s) / guardian(s) at the Unity College Trade Skills Centre (UCTSC), I/we will abide by the conditions of enrolment. I/we accept: 1. That support of UCTSC staff and cooperation concerning training activities is essential.

2. That we will abide by UCTSC policies as amended from time to time.

3. That the UCTSC reserves the right to refuse training to a student for serious or continued breaches of UCTSC rules, regulations and/or policies, including conduct which brings into disrepute the good name and reputation of the UCTSC. This would be referred to the principal of the Home School.

4. The standards the UCTSC sets regarding uniform and personal protective equipment (PPE).

5. Responsibility for the payment of training fees and costs (including additional training materials as required).

6. That the UCTSC does not accept liability for damage or loss of any personal possessions of students and that insurance for students’ personal possessions is my/our responsibility.

7. That course fees must be paid in full prior to commencement to confirm enrolment.

8. That the UCTSC will withhold a $50 application fee if the student withdraws prior to commencement and will withhold all fees if the student withdraws after the commencement of agreed course.

9. And give consent to be contacted by mobile phone SMS text message for non-urgent matters concerning my/our child.

10. In the event of my child requiring urgent medical attention because of injury or some other condition, the Principal or appointed staff member will arrange for transport to an appropriate medical facility for treatment, and all medical expenses incurred will be payable by the student’s parents or guardian.

Student Agreement As a student accepting enrolment at the Unity College Trade Skills Centre, I undertake to: 1.

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Make an honest effort to achieve my personal best in the course selected.

Act with respect towards teaching and non-teaching staff.

Behave in public in such a way as to uphold the expectations and reputation of the school.

Comply with school rules.

Comply with requests or directions from staff.

Adopt a responsible and positive attitude while attending the school and when involved in all school activities.

Wear appropriate workwear and safety equipment.

Be punctual and prepared for the course.

Positively participate in activities arranged by the school such as excursions, sporting carnivals and other school activities.

10. Refrain from the following forms of behaviour: a. Disruption of lessons through inappropriate behaviour b. Unauthorised absence from class or school c. Undermining the Christian, ethical and moral values promoted by the school.

11. Refrain from the following forms of unacceptable behaviour while in the care of the school, at the school, at a school function or while travelling to and from school: a. Possession or use of alcohol, tobacco or illicit drugs b. Vandalism or theft c. Intimidation or harassment of other people, physically, verbally or electronically offensive language or behaviour, or possession of offensive literature.

12. Use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in an appropriate way when communicating online, via mobile phone SMS or through any other medium, and comply with the guidelines set out in the Digital Charter of the College.

PARENT / GUARDIAN SIGNED DECLARATION I/we declare that all of the information provided in this enrolment application is, to the best of my/our knowledge, true and I/we acknowledge and accept all of the above Terms and Conditions.

Both parents / guardians to sign (where applicable) Signed:

(Student)

Date:

Signed:

(Parent / Guardian)

Date:

Signed:

(Trade Skills Centre Manager)

Date:

Signed:

(Home School VET Coordinator) Date:

Signed:

(Home School Principal)

Date:

PLEASE NOTE: If applicants accept an offer of enrolment, the Terms and Conditions detailed in this Enrolment Application form are incorporated in the Enrolment Contract

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#YOUbelong Updated August 2024