Printing and Graphics – Certificate II
Certificate II level trainees perform a range of mainly routine tasks in the printing and graphic arts industry. They work under direct supervision and use limited practical skills and fundamental operational knowledge in a defined context. It is preparatory qualification that can be used as a pathway into a range of specialist Certificate III qualifications within the industry.
| HSC credit | ATAR pathway |
|---|---|
Currently being determined by NESA |
No |
Outcome on completion of your HSC
- Certificate II in Printing and Graphics Arts (General) ICP20115 in ICP Printing and Graphic Arts Training Package.
- A career path into the information technology and communications industry.
- Advanced standing into Certificate III qualifications in Printing and Graphic Arts industry.
Course delivery
- Both on the job and off the job and can be delivered face-to-face, flexibly or mixed mode.
- The SBT term is calculated in months from the date of commencement to 31 December of the HSC year.
Commitment required
- Undertake a minimum of 100 days in paid employment and training.
- Undertake Certificate II in Printing and Graphics Arts (General) course as part of your HSC.
- The employment and training can be undertaken during school time, after school and during school holidays.
How will you be assessed?
- Both on the job and off the job through written tests, project work and practical exercises.
| Course | ATAR eligibility | HSC unit credit |
|---|---|---|
Printing and Graphic Arts |
No |
Unit credit towards your HSC for the formal training component (VET course) is currently being determined by NESA. |
Industry-based Learning course (optional) |
No |
This optional course recognises the significant work component involved in the school based apprenticeship. The course offers an additional 4 units credit towards your HSC. This HSC VET course does not contribute towards the calculation of the ATAR. |
For further information about how to sign up to this school based apprenticeship please speak with your Careers Adviser or visit our Internet site at education.nsw.gov.au/sbat.
