Longreach State High School has a range of third-party agreements with registered training organisations for the delivery of:
- CPC10120 - Certificate I in Construction and MEM20422 - Certificate II in Engineering Pathways provided through Blue Dog Training (RTO 31193).^
- SIT20322 -
Certificate II in Hospitality is provided by Axial Training & International College, RTO 2437. Longreach State High School (RTO 30391) conducts training, assessment, and recruitment on behalf of Axial Training. Axial Training is responsible for the course and issuance of qualifications.^
- AHC21216 - Certificate II in Rural Operations is delivered through The University of Queensland, RTO 1511.^
Longreach State High is also registered training organisation (RTO 30391), delivering nationally recognised qualifications on campus.
- CHC24015 - Certificate II in Active Volunteering
- ICT20120 - Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies
School-based apprenticeships and traineeships
Many students in senior schooling participate in a
school-based apprenticeship or traineeship (SAT), which allows young people to train on the job in paid employment while completing nationally recognised training in the process.
Vocational Education and Training (VET) in industry has a significant role at Longreach State High School and is supported by the Industry Liaison Officer. The programmes are designed to provide practical skills and knowledge to ensure students have increased employment options available after school.
The Industry Liaison Officer provides assistance and guidance in all areas, including work experience and SATs.
VET for our rural schools
Longreach State High School is proud to support students across the central west region, offering a range of qualifications delivered through flexible modes for students at:
- Aramac State School
- Barcaldine State School
- Blackall State School
- Tambo State School
- Winton State School
^ Queensland Government
VET in Schools (VETiS) funding supports the delivery of some certificate courses. Eligibility criteria applies and students may only access this funding
ONCE.
Access to Certificate courses as a VETiS or self-funded student should be discussed with the school during any VET enrolment process.