Introduction
VET qualification completion rates uses the latest collection of total VET activity data to report on the observed actual and projected completion rates of nationally recognised VET qualifications.
Nationally recognised VET qualifications are listed on the National Register of VET in Australia (training.gov.au) and are equivalent to Australian Qualifications Framework Level 1 - Certificate I or higher.
Excluded from the scope of reporting are:
- non-VET and/or non-nationally recognised training;
- training undertaken at non-registered training providers;
- limited training outcomes including: credit transfer, superseded subject, and not yet started; and
- training undertaken at secondary providers under sub-contracted, auspicing, or partnership arrangements.
The data for VET qualification completion rates are sourced from both the National VET Provider Collection and National VET in Schools Collection and are compiled under the Australian Vocation Education and Training Management Information Statistical Standard, release 8.0 (AVETMISS).
Data products
Please select the appropriate tool depending on whether you are a general, regular or expert user of data.
General users
Have a basic understanding of data.
Supporting documentation e.g. terms and definitions and explanatory notes are available from the publication page.
Regular users
Can understand tables and manipulate data.
Note: The International VET students data visualisation is hosted externally and may request a login when accessing. Please click the Cancel button (may need to do more than once) to continue to the visualisation.
Expert users
Have a sophisticated understanding of data and its uses, including terms and concepts.
Data services
If you can’t find what you need from the above tools, we may able to provide you with customised data to meet your requirements. This service will be charged on a cost recovery basis.
For more information, see Accessing VET data.
More information
Superseded publications
Superseded publications from this collection may be accessed through the VOCEDplus database.