There are two major options that students choose from in Years 10-12. These are the VCE, VCE VM and VPC streams.

VCE - Victorian Certificate of Education

The VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) is, in general, a two-year certificate conducted under the auspices of  VCAA (Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority), a Victorian Government instrumentality.  Completion of the VCE may lead to a variety of future options including employment and/or further study at University or TAFE. VET (Vocational Education and Training) subjects are also offered and these provide credits for both the VCE and TAFE certificates.

The VCE certificate may, in fact, be completed over a longer period than two years and many students at Braybrook College undertake an accelerated VCE Program by studying a Year 11 subject whilst in Year 10, and a Year 12 subject whilst in Year 11.

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VCE VM - Victorian Certificate of Education Vocational Major

The VCE (VM) - Victorian Certificate of Education (Vocational Major) - is a two-year course. However, Braybrook College allows eligible students the opportunity to transfer into VCE VM after Year 11 VCE.

It prepares students to move into apprenticeships, traineeships, further education and training, university (via non-ATAR pathways) or directly into the workforce.

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VPC - Victorian Pathways Certificate

The VPC is suitable for students whose previous schooling experience may have been disrupted for a variety of reasons, including students with additional needs, students who have missed significant periods of learning and vulnerable students at risk of disengaging from their education. 

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