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Vocational Education Team
The Vocational Education Team of the Department of Education,
Training and Employment is responsible for managing the 'Ready, Set, Go'
program in South Australia. 'Ready, Set, Go' is a broadbanded School-to-Work program that
aligns several key Commonwealth and State priorities:
- VET in Schools (including School Based Apprenticeships/Traineeships)
- Community Based Learning
- Career Planning and Pathways
- Enterprise Education
- Key Competencies
'Ready, Set, Go'
'Ready Set Go' has provided a framework for school-to-work programs where:
- both primary and secondary schools are involved in comprehensive program aimed at
preparing young people for success at school, adult life and the world of work
- both schools and their local communities are recognised as having a central role to play
in this preparation
- there is a new concept of partnerships extending beyond superficial school-industry
links
- there is a clear direction for action in schools, groups of schools and regions.
Staff:
The Vocational Education Team consists of:
| Jim Syrmas |
Manager |
| Kim Clayton |
Curriculum Officer |
Key Competencies/Enterprise Education |
| Paul Willis |
Curriculum Officer |
VET in Schools |
| Ian Moody |
Curriculum Officer |
Career Planning and Pathways |
| Colleen Abbott |
Curriculum Officer |
Students at Risk/Community Based Learning |
| Susan Blackley |
Curriculum Officer |
Key Competencies/School-Industry Links (Years 8-10) |
| Kathryn Needs |
Curriculum Officer |
VET in Schools/School Industry Links (Years 11-12) |
| Peter Both |
Coordinator |
School Based Apprenticeships/Traineeships |
| Anna-Maria Zupancic |
Curriculum Officer |
Professional Development Key Competencies/VET in Schools |
| Romaine Dawson |
Curriculum Officer |
Portfolio/Pathway Planner |
Members from this team will contribute to the guest panel.
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First published October 12, 1998, last modified October 31, 1999.