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On Track is an annual survey run by the Victorian Government to monitor destination outcomes of school leavers six months after they exit school. This report provides insights into the post-school destinations of Victorian students who exited school in 2013 and participated in the 2014 On Track survey (conducted in May-June 2014). In 2013, there were 54,371 Year 12 or equivalent completers in Victoria. Of these, 32,183 (59.2 per cent) participated in the 2014 On Track survey. Regardless of the education level they attain, most students leaving school choose to either continue their education or training, or enter the workforce. The desire to start working and earning money was the main reason why school leavers did not continue their education or training. In 2014, a record 77.4 per cent of all Year 12 (or equivalent) completers and over half (53.8 per cent) of early leavers, chose to further their education. For both cohorts, this was an increase from the previous year.

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[This] report has been prepared for key stakeholders in the vocational training system. Its purpose is to summarise emerging trends in the Victorian training market in 2013 and provide a comparative overview of market changes relative to 2012 and 2008. Key metrics include training delivery by funding source, qualification level, completions, employment status, higher needs learners and region. An analysis of the vocational benefit and alignment of training delivery to specific industry and occupational needs is also provided.

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