Resourcing the Future
VET in Schools
program
What?
Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation, 10 week course (1 term) will
develop useful skills that can be applied in future work situations.
RIIWHS201D
RIIENV201D
RIICCM201D
RIISAM202D
RIISTD201D
Work safely and follow WHS policies and
procedures
Identify and assess environmental and heritage
concerns
Carry out measurements and calculations
Isolate and access plant
Read and interpret maps
RIIRIS201D
Conduct local risk control
HLTAID003
Provide first aid
RIICOM201D
RIIWHS204D
Communicate in the workplace
Work safely at heights
Why?
Prepare Year 12 students with basic knowledge and skills for entry level jobs and further training to
commence successful career paths in the global resources and infrastructure industries.
Who?
Year 12 students selected through a recruitment process.
Australasian Drilling Institute will deliver the accredited training as the registered training
organisation approved to deliver under the government’s VET in Schools program.
How?
Online, project activities, practical training and Industry field trips: Students will learn with ADI’s
online subjects and then do the practical training sessions. Assessments will be undertaken in the
eLearning platform, practical sessions and through project activities. Students will also participate in
field trips where they will have the opportunity to engage and gain valuable information from
Industry experts within the resource and infrastructure sectors.
School coordinators will monitor progress and liaise with ADI.
When?
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Recruitment Process: Starting in Term 4 2015 for year 11 students. This includes
presentations to students during school parade as well as a parent information evening.
Enrolment Process: Term 4 2015 for year 11 students
Commencement: 2016 for enrolled year 12 students. Resourcing the Future students will
start their online subjects to prepare for practical training workshops.
Where?
Online learning and project preparation: at school
Practical training: at ADI’s training as well as various selected training sites.
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Resourcing the Future
Outcomes?
Upon successful completion of this program, students will gain:
 Qualification: RII20113 Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation
 4 QCE points
 Employability skills
Program Schedule
RII20113 Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation
Week
Activity
Activity Criteria
1
First aid
Legislation
Risk management
E Learning
2
Camp – Team building – 2 nights, 3 days
Specialty practical
3
Practical training for first aid
Practical assessment
4
Management systems
Workplace health and safety
Working at heights
Communicate in the workplace
E Learning
5
Practical training Work safely at heights
Practical assessment
6
Tagging and isolation
Use hand and power tools
Carry out measurements and calculations
E Learning
7
Practical training for Safety Induction
Practical assessment
8
Industry Site visits and guest speakers
Specialty practical
9
Industry Site visits and guest speakers
Specialty practical
10
Practical training for Mapping and calculation
BBQ Lunch
Practical assessment
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Pathways
Certificate 2 is the entry qualification level for the Resources and Infrastructure industries. This
qualification is funded under the VET in Schools framework as a qualification leading to employment
outcomes. Career and training pathways in the resources and infrastructure industries depend on
the job roles and which sub-sectors you are employed in.
Further training may follow successful completion of this program in either a pre-industry course for
one sector, such as under the Year 12 graduate programs, or combined with employment for a
traineeship in either a Certificate II or III qualification or a program under the Government’s
Certificate 3 Guarantee.
Resources and Infrastructure industries include:
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Mining – hard rock such as gold, silver, zinc, bauxite, etc; and coal; surface and underground;
Drilling – exploration, oil and gas on shore, eg coal seam gas and natural gas, and off shore;
Quarrying and small mines;
Civil construction including building of vital infrastructure such as roads, bridges, dams, ports,
pipelines, building construction earth works etc.
Resourcing the future helps employers in these sectors by preparing senior students with skills to
support a long term recruitment strategy
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