VCE VET ICT case studies
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VCE VET Information and Communications Technology is a vocational education and training program delivered within the Victorian Certificate of Education and administered in Victoria by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. It suits students who want to combine senior secondary schooling with industry-based, competency-focused learning in information and communications technology, typically alongside or instead of a conventional VCE study sequence. The VCE VET ICT case studies are 5 cases and about 2,058 words.
1Choosing the right unit for a network task
A Year 12 student is enrolled in a VCE VET ICT program and has already completed the core units. Her school offers two elective units this semester: one focused on installing and managing a small network, and one focused on supporting clients with hardware and software problems.
444 words, about 2 min2Incomplete evidence before scored assessment
A student has completed most of the units in a VCE VET ICT program but is missing evidence for one unit. The teacher holds a signed observation checklist for a server-installation task, a photo of the finished rack, and a short verbal explanation the student gave during class, but no written report.
418 words, about 2 min3Group project and individual accountability
Four students complete a group project to design and build a small database for a fictional gym. They submit one report with all four names and one working database.
404 words, about 2 min4Interpreting a scored assessment report
A school receives its VCE VET ICT scored-assessment report showing that the cohort performed strongly on the practical task but poorly on the written analysis question. The report notes that many students described what they did but did not explain why.
387 words, about 2 min5Reporting results and appeals
After results are released, a student contacts the teacher saying her practical result is lower than expected. She believes her assessor marked her down for a safety step she did perform.
405 words, about 2 min