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Standard 10.10 – Education pathways and articulation

VET accredited courses must provide information on education pathways and articulation where applicable.

This Standard relates to Section B: 8.1 of the National course document template.

Information for graduates on relevant pathways into other VET and higher education courses upon completion of the VET accredited course needs to be included in the course document. For example, if a course contains training package units of competency, related training package qualifications can be identified as a pathway for further learning.

You will also need to provide details of any formal articulation arrangements that have been established with other institutions. Articulation arrangements facilitate the movement or progression of students from one qualification or course to another, or from one education and training sector to another. If you do identify articulation arrangements, you will need to provide evidence confirming these arrangements with your accreditation application.

You will also need to provide evidence of confirmed articulation arrangements, when applying to renew accreditation of an existing course.

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