ClosedNon-Profit2025-26 round

Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund

Victorian Government · Australia

The Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund supports Victorian government schools to strengthen collaboration across schools and with TAFE non-school providers for delivery of the VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate. The 2025-26 round also supports schools to introduce the Victorian Pathways Certificate from 2026.

Funding

Up to $30K

Closed

1 Aug 2025

Duration

up to 1 year

Location

Victoria

Who Can Apply

Government schools only Must be delivering VCE Vocational Major and/or Victorian Pathways Certificate in 2026 Government specialist schools with senior secondary aged students are eligible Objective 1 requires partnership with other government schools and/or TAFE non-school providers
Applications can be made by government secondary schools that will be delivering the VCE Vocational Major and/or Victorian Pathways Certificate in 2026, and government specialist schools with senior secondary aged students that will be delivering the VCE Vocational Major and/or Victorian Pathways Certificate in 2026. For Objective 1, schools must apply in partnership with other government schools and/or TAFE non-school providers. For Objective 2, individual schools can apply.

What's Funded

Building collaborative practice among government schools and between schools and TAFE non-school providers, supporting delivery of VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate programs, and supporting schools to introduce the Victorian Pathways Certificate from 2026.

Expected Outcomes

Stronger collaboration across schools and providers, improved access to high-quality VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate delivery, and increased student access to Victorian Pathways Certificate programs.

Key Information

Applicant Types

other

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

trainingcommunityother

Keywords

schoolsgovernment schoolsVictoriaVCE Vocational MajorVictorian Pathways CertificateTAFEcurriculum accesseducation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund?

The Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund is a non-profit grant offered by Victorian Government in Australia, providing Up to $30K in funding. The Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund supports Victorian government schools to strengthen collaboration across schools and with TAFE non-school providers for delivery of the VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate. The 2025-26 round also supports schools to introduce the Victorian Pathways Certificate from 2026.

How much funding does the Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund provide?

The Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund provides Up to $30K in funding. The typical project duration is up to 1 year.

Who is eligible for the Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund?

Government schools only Must be delivering VCE Vocational Major and/or Victorian Pathways Certificate in 2026 Government specialist schools with senior secondary aged students are eligible Objective 1 requires partnership with other government schools and/or TAFE non-school providers

When does the Collaboration and Curriculum Access Fund close?

Applications closed on 1 Aug 2025.

What activities are funded?

Building collaborative practice among government schools and between schools and TAFE non-school providers, supporting delivery of VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate programs, and supporting schools to introduce the Victorian Pathways Certificate from 2026.

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