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Teach VET

Make a Difference. Your experience matters, and your skills are in demand!

Share your skills.
Shape the future.

 

With growing demand for qualified VET trainers in secondary schools, the Sunbury Macedon Ranges VET Cluster (SMRVC) invites experienced tradespeople and industry professionals to consider a rewarding career in education.

Becoming a VET trainer allows you to share your industry knowledge, inspire young people, and help develop the next generation of skilled workers — all while enjoying flexible work and the benefits of working within school environments.

Why become a VET Trainer?

Across Victoria, there is increasing demand for skilled workers. One of the most effective ways to support this need is by helping students develop practical, hands-on skills while still at school.

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Teaching VET gives you the opportunity to:

  • Inspire the next generation of skilled workers

  • Share your industry knowledge and experience

  • Stay connected to your trade or profession

  • Enjoy flexibility, job stability, and school holidays

  • Teach part-time or full-time in your area of expertise

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Who we're looking for

We welcome industry professionals from a range of fields including:

  • Construction

  • Engineering

  • Automotive

  • Health and Community Services

  • Business

  • Hospitality

  • Creative Industries

  • Sport and Recreation

  • Agriculture

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You may be well suited to becoming a VET trainer if you:

  • Have completed an apprenticeship or have 5+ years of industry experience

  • Possess strong communication, mentoring, and leadership skills

  • Enjoy working with young people and supporting their career pathways

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What qualifications are required?

To teach VET in schools, you will need:

  • Relevant industry qualifications and experience

  • A Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40122)

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If you do not yet hold the Certificate IV, SMRVC and participating schools can support you with enrolling and completing the qualification.

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Make a difference

Your experience is valuable — and your skills are needed.

By becoming a VET trainer, you can share your knowledge, inspire students, and help shape the future of vocational education in our region.

 

Shape futures. Become a VET trainer.

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To learn more or start a conversation about becoming a VET trainer, contact us:

Email: vet@centralrangesllen.org.au
Phone: 0409 767 036

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