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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

VET Students Carpentry with Teacher

Who we are 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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