RTOs must be copyright compliantEnsure you have the relevant permissions in place when using teaching materials.
Update your details when things changeIf your child is registered for home schooling, keep us up-to-date.
What does the Victorian Home Education Advisory Committee do?The VHEAC provides guidance, information and feedback on home schooling regulation.
Learning through cultural and religious eventsYou can address the learning areas by exploring cultural events. It can also be a lot of fun!
Virtual School Victoria fee exemptions VSV (formerly Distance Education Victoria) no longer charges fees for direct Year 10 or VCE enrolments.
Student identification for home educated childrenYour child’s registration notice is their primary evidence they are home schooled.
How to cancel your child’s home schooling registrationIf you’re starting a new chapter, tell us as soon as possible.
Exchange students must declare every citizenshipUpdate your application forms to ask students about all citizenships they hold.
MOU with the Victorian Institute of TeachingOur collaboration, information sharing and mutual assistance is outlined in this agreement.
Options for help with writing a learning planIf putting put pen to paper is difficult, these options could help.
Student assistance for undelivered coursesPractical help available when an education provider closes.
Leave photos of your child outTo protect your family’s privacy, don’t add photos of your child to your learning plan or review material.
The dos and don’ts of applications and learning plansFollow these tips to get them right the first time.
What is GTO recognition?The group training organisations we recognise are compliant with the National Standards.
MOU with the Labour Hire AuthorityOur information sharing arrangements and procedures are set out in this agreement.
Meet the home schooling teamOur team members have a diversity of learning and educational backgrounds. They also love to travel!
Get home education news on FacebookLike us on Facebook to get updates and resources for your home schooling family.
MOU with Catholic Education Commission of VictoriaThis agreement sets out arrangements with CECV as a school review body.
Updated independent school review readiness toolUse this tool to assess your school’s compliance with the minimum standards.
VAGO report on child safe standardsWe welcome this opportunity to reflect on the implementation of child safe standards in schools.
School Compliance Framework releasedThe framework explains our approach to monitoring school compliance through school reviews.
Memorandum of understanding with Victorian Skills CommissionerWe will work together to improve Victoria’s training system.
Watch: review information sessionEverything you need to know about what’s involved in a review of your child’s home schooling registration.
Home schooling and funded VET coursesHow to enrol your child in a government-subsidised vocational course.
Apply now for trade papers Completed an apprenticeship? You can now apply for a certificate to recognise your achievement.
Linking home schooling families to support and servicesA range of resources for home educating families who have a child with additional needs.
Guidelines to the Minimum Standards – understanding not-for-profitWhen the Education and Training Reform Regulations 2017 commenced, the not-for-profit requirements were significantly strengthened. Here’s what you need to know.
Guidelines to the Minimum Standards – enrolment policy requirementsEvidence requirements for the enrolment policy standard expanded to specify what a school's enrolment policy should include.
Guidelines to the Minimum Standards – understanding governanceUpdated Guidelines taking effect on 1 July 2019 for all Victorian registered schools. Here's what you need to know about the changes to the Governance standard.
Navigating changes to school evidence requirementsOur factsheet will help schools navigate the changes in the updated Guidelines to the Minimum Standards for Victorian registered schools.