Youth Adult Funding stream is Adult Youth Guarantee Guarantee Community for 15-19 year olds. Multicultural in ACE in Education & Further provides for early ACE Services Education school leavers (Victoria) (AMES), (ACFE) without a Year 12 Centre for in the or equivalent Adult Department qualification. A Education of Planning specific managed (CAE) and 43 and approved individual Community Adult pathway (MIP) Community plan is prepared Education for each student. (DPCD). (ACE) Eligible young providers people have throughout access to Victoria. accredited education and training programs until they complete Year 12 or equivalent. Youth Transition Support workers provide and assistance where appropriate. Provision for post-compulsory education & training While the previous table might imply that there is a simple line from arrival to employment, the reality is vastly different. In the following chart, we present an overview of the multiple, intersecting and non-linear pathways available to young people. We illustrate the key transition points along those pathways, the choices that young people and their advisors confront, and the ways in which alternative routes to the ultimate goal can be mapped out. A key learning from this chart is that transition advisors and young people with disrupted education confront multiple alternative routes that CAN be taken. The transition advisors need to be willing and supported to negotiate what is best for the individual client at the time. A frequent experience of both transition advisors and clients is that not all pathways are equal (or equally well known), and that some are not well-suited to these young people’s needs soon after their arrival. Consequently, there is a frequent need to try an option in order
Youth Guarantee in ACE (Victoria) Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES), Centre for Adult Education (CAE) and 43 approved Adult Community Education (ACE) providers throughout Victoria. Adult Community & Further Education (ACFE) in the Department of Planning and Community (DPCD). Youth Guarantee in ACE provides for early school leavers without a Year 12 or equivalent qualification. A specific managed individual pathway (MIP) plan is prepared for each student. Eligible young people have access to accredited education and training programs until they complete Year 12 or equivalent. Youth Transition Support workers provide and assistance where appropriate. Funding stream is for 15-19 year olds. Provision for post-compulsory education & training While the previous table might imply that there is a simple line from arrival to employment, the reality is vastly different. In the following chart, we present an overview of the multiple, intersecting and non-linear pathways available to young people. We illustrate the key transition points along those pathways, the choices that young people and their advisors confront, and the ways in which alternative routes to the ultimate goal can be mapped out. A key learning from this chart is that transition advisors and young people with disrupted education confront multiple alternative routes that CAN be taken. The transition advisors need to be willing and supported to negotiate what is best for the individual client at the time. A frequent experience of both transition advisors and clients is that not all pathways are equal (or equally well known), and that some are not well-suited to these young people’s needs soon after their arrival. Consequently, there is a frequent need to try an option in order
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