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VET courses at Charles Sturt University are different from those in most other universities in Australia.

First, they have a dedicated focus on VET delivery in industry, TAFE institutes, adult and community education providersand private providers.
Second, they are available solely by distance education with extensive online support with no requirements for coming on campus.
Third, they are staffed exclusively by highly experienced adult and vocational education and training academics, practitioners, researchers and consultants.
Fourth, the courses have been developed in consultation with major stakeholders to ensure their vocational relevance and informed by recent field research.

For all these reasons the courses are taken by a very diverse range of students both from within Australia and from overseas.

All of our students have one thing in common, the desire for a program which provides material which will help them in their current workplace, or some future position, and will equip them with the expertise they require to be effective practitioners in a changing field.

A significant proportion of students have selected a CSU VET course because they value the flexibility associated with distance education and the level support given by CSU for this kind of learning. In short, CSU VET courses are taken by a complete cross section of those involved in the sector.

Prospective Student Information

The following links are provided for prospective students:

Associate Degree in Vocational Education & Training

Bachelor of Vocational Education & Training

Graduate Diploma of Vocational Education & Training

Bachelor of Educational Research (Honours)

Graduate Certificate in Educational Research

Master of Education

Doctor of Education

Doctor of Philsophy

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Current Student Information

Current students should refer to the following sources for additional information:

Uniiversity Handbook

Spring Session 2009 Subject Coordinators

Division of Student Administration

2009 VET Information Guide

IMPORTANT ENROLMENT INFORMATION - Please note that the following subject changes apply. If you have previously completed a subject under a prior code you should not enrol in the new code as the subject content is deemed equivalent. Please refer to the 2009 VET Information Guide above to assist in understanding the course structure.

Students who commenced their course prior to 2006 and have queries regarding future subject selections should contact the Course Coordinator for advice.

2009 Subject Code	Previous Subject Codes
EPT301 Teaching and Training in VET	EPT220 Teaching and Training in VET EPT430 Teaching and Training in Post Compulsory Education
EEL320 Learning Theories for Post Compulsory Education	EEL220 Learning Theories for Post Compulsory Education EEL440 Learning in VET Environments
EEE220 Program Design & Assessment in VET	EEE440 Working Critically in VET Program and Assessment
EPT320 High Level Facilitation Skills for Post Compulsory Education	EPT440 High Level Delivery and Facilitation in VET
EPT322 Training in Workplaces	EPT210 Training in Workplaces EPT423 Effective Training in Workplaces
EEB321 Reflective Practice in VET	EEB 221 Reflective Practice in VET EEB430 Critically Reflective Practice
EMC414 Curriculum Studies: Vocational Education	EMC409 Curriculum Studies 1: Vocational Education EMC410 Curriculum Studies 2: Vocational Education