VET Lecturer

Note: Completion of a TAFE SA course does not guarantee an employment outcome. Formal requirements other than educational qualifications (eg licensing, professional registration), may apply to some occupations.

Job Prospects
VET lecturers are in high demand especially in areas facing skill shortages such as trades, aged care and early childhood education.
Salary
Median weekly earnings -- N/A
Source
Jobs and Skills Australia
Brief
Employed: 39,500
Part-Time Share: 25%
Median age: 48

TAFE SA courses that may be relevant for: VET Lecturer

Accredited (Award)

  • Inspire minds and shape future careers

    VET lecturers design and deliver education and training programs across a wide range of disciplines. VET lecturers teach in TAFE colleges and private training organisations, covering areas such as business, communications, IT, trades and skilled crafts.

    VET lecturers prepare and deliver lessons, assess student work, and may develop new courses or provide consultancy services to industry.

    VET lecturers typically have prior industry experience and teach in their area of expertise.

  • VET instructors need up to date industry experience and often a trade qualification. They are also required to have a Training and Assessment qualification.

    TAFE SA offers the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment to assist in find employment in this occupation.

    Still Unsure! Then try a skills set or short course also offered through TAFE SA. Check the website for the full list of short courses.

  • Job prospects can be affected by the level of public funding and student demand. Demand for VET lecturers is dependent on the subject area in question.

  • TAFE lecturers teach courses in which they have up-to-date industry experience. They prepare and deliver training and assess students' competencies within their area of expertise.

  • Great teaching skills are imperative in this career, and this includes having the ability to stand before large groups of people and deliver lessons with confidence and clarity. You will also need to have an interest in people of all ages and backgrounds and exhibit patience when explaining your subject matter to those who may be absolute beginners. For those who enjoy a campus lifestyle, regular teaching hours and a challenging intellectual environment, this is a very rewarding profession. You are constantly teaching active minds and this can be very stimulating.