What is the VET in Schools program?

Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation, is a program that will develop useful skills that can be applied in future work situations.
 

RIIWHS201E	Work safely and follow WHS policies and procedures	RIIRIS201E	Conduct local risk control
RIIENV201E	Identify and assess environmental and heritage concerns	HLTAID011	Provide first aid
RIICCM201E	Carry out measurements and calculations	RIICOM201E	Communicate in the workplace
RIISAM202E	Isolate and access plant	RIIWHS204E	Work safely at heights
RIISTD201D	Read and interpret maps

 

Why should students enrol in this program?

The program prepares Year 10 through to Year 12 students with basic knowledge and skills for entry level jobs and further training to commence successful career paths in the global resources and infrastructure industries.
 

Pathways

RII20120 Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation is the entry qualification level for the Resources and Infrastructure industries. This qualification is funded under the Skills for Queensland - Great training for quality jobs, as a qualification leading to employment outcomes. Career and training pathways in the resources and infrastructure industries depend on the job roles and which sub-sectors that are employed in.

Further training may follow successful completion of this program in either a pre-industry course for one sector, such as under the Year 12 graduate programs, or combined with employment for a traineeship in either a Certificate II or III qualification or a program under the Government’s Certificate 3 Guarantee.

Resources and Infrastructure industries include:
Mining – hard rock such as gold, silver, zinc, bauxite, etc; and coal; surface and underground.
Drilling – exploration, oil and gas on shore, e.g. coal seam gas and natural gas, and off shore.
Quarrying and small mines.
Civil construction including building of vital infrastructure such as roads, bridges, dams, ports, pipelines, building construction earth works etc.

How to complete this program?

Online, practical training and Industry field trips: Students will learn with ADI’s online subjects and then do the practical training sessions. Assessments will be undertaken in both the eLearning platform and practical group activity sessions. Students will also participate in field trips where they will have the opportunity to engage and gain valuable information from Industry experts within the resource and infrastructure sectors.
 

How is this program delivered?

Online learning

Will be at ADI training facilities /at school (To be confirmed with each school)

Practical training

Will be at ADI’s training facilities as well as various selected training sites.
 

Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, students will gain:
Qualification: RII20120 Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation
Statement of attainment: HLTAID011 Provide first aid
Statement of attainment: RIIWHS204E Work safely at heights
4 QCE points
Employability skills

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

ADI will supply

1 x Orange/Yellow drill long-sleeved shirt 

Student to supply
1 x Navy cotton drill pant, or jeans
1 x pair of sturdy sandshoes or boots
1 x White safety/hard hat – white

More information

More information about Australasian Drilling Institute and your Rights and Responsibilities can be found in the Student Information Handbook
The information listed above has been sourced from the RII20120 Resourcing the Future Flyer.