YEET Temporary Doco

This is the correct document to use for exemption. There is no CET form for this process as exemptions are dealt directly with the State Registrar's Office.

With regard to the Google form for The Yr 10 Transition plan. This should ideally be filled out by students. A class setting would be best - preferably in a Home room class and/or during a Careers lesson. Depending on where your students, and their parents, are at with the pathway planning process, you may also consider producing a hardcopy of the form that could be sent home with students a night or two before they fill it in during class. This could initiate or continue parent/child discussions re. pathways and also keep parents in the loop.

For students who have unenrolled the government is only after the blue information. 

For the student who is currently enrolled but disengaged, we would recommend using the Student Alert Letter as a template for informing the youth and their guardian of the obligations under the Education Act. 

CET YEET Student Alert Letter

But at the end of the day, if you are unable to get the transition information from the youth, you will functionally fill out the submission to the government with no transition information available and transition Plan Approved set to "No" as per the example below.

The form link is here -

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ShareFormPage.aspx?id=liR2kGBA4kKZZZZr27w-l3zaDFJkimRDl0LynWjtTtNUMVRNV0FaSVJUQlVQUk1GQUQzNzVUMExUNy4u&sharetoken=sw7IwSXEwt3hCYCLl8wB

This can also be found at the CET YEET page (which I would recommend bookmarking):

Youth Engagement in Education and Training