Applied Capability Qualification courses look great on a student’s resume and even get them a couple of extra TCE credit points! The courses give real world skills that will benefit them in both the workplace and their personal lives, and each course only takes 20 hours to complete.
Today’s workforce offers all sorts of amazing careers that never existed 10 or 20 years ago. This includes Virtual reality consultants. Social media managers. Content managers. Data analysts. Eco-tourism consultants. Cyber-security experts – just to name a few. One of these career paths could be a perfect match for you.
Today’s workforce offers all sorts of amazing careers that never existed 10 or 20 years ago. This includes Virtual reality consultants. Social media managers. Content managers. Data analysts. Eco-tourism consultants. Cyber-security experts – just to name a few. One of these career paths could be a perfect match for you.
When you explore and research courses to study after Year 12, it is important to also plan how you will pay for study. Fees for tertiary study can be large. Don’t stress! Financial help is available.
Good news! You may be eligible for a scholarship, bursary or financial incentive, which can take the pressure off studying after year 12.
Have you ever thought about a career in the Navy, Army or Air Force? Did you know there are over 200 different job roles in the Australian Defence Forces (ADF)?
Many schools are working together to give Year 11 and 12 students more course and training choices. It’s known as either a ‘collective’ or ‘school partnership’.
VET stands for Vocational Education and Training. It’s practical, ‘hands-on’ and industry-focused learning. You choose your course (and you’ll find hundreds across all sorts of industries) and how you go about it.
In Tassie, Year 11 and 12 students can study all sorts of subjects and courses through Virtual Learning Tasmania (VLT).
Are you killing it with your assignments and love an academic challenge? UTAS has a program for proven academically talented Year 11 and 12 students.
