Learning in Years 10-12
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Learning in the senior years of the College is centred on each learner and their pathway for success. The College tailors opportunities for students to grow their passions, forge their own roads and be true agents in establishing their future.
Our diverse mix of subjects include both General ATAR subjects, applied subjects, Certificate Courses and also establish partnerships with a range of external providers that enable students to transform their passions and gifts into their pathways for the future.
Senior Subject Offerings
| Humanities | The Arts |
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General Business Legal Studies Study of Religion Modern History Japanese Applied Religion & Ethics Social & Community Studies |
General Drama Visual Art Film & TV and New Media Applied Drama in Practice Visual Arts in Practice Media Arts in Practice |
| Mathematics | Health and Physical Education |
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General General Mathematics Mathematical Methods Specialist Mathematics Applied Essential Mathematics |
General Physical Education Sport and Recreation |
| English | Science |
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General English Literature Applied Essential English |
General Biology Chemistry Physics |
| Technologies | Blended-learning delivery model |
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General Design Applied Fashion |
Geography Economics |
Vocational (VET) & Careers Education
Vocational Education and Training (VET) is learning that develops skills and knowledge that apply to a specific industry or career pathway.
A VET course of study is available to Year 10, 11 and 12 students. Students register their interest with the Career Development Practitioner via an Expression of Interest and a suitable placement will be sought through a partnership with the student and the College.
St Saviour’s College VET opportunities include the following.
Health Hub
Rural Operations
The University of Queensland – Gatton is a state-of-the-art training facility for students seeking to develop their skills in the agricultural industry. This program will allow students to participate in hands-on training at the campus and be exposed to areas in the sector such as large animal production, crops, machinery as well as drone and utility vehicle operation. This course is studied in addition to a student’s senior subject choices.
School-based Traineeships and Apprenticeships
Students may participate in an SBA to gain valuable workplace experience and an industry qualification while studying their senior years of schooling. An SBA will usually require attending paid work one day per week and completing a nationally recognised qualification. The length of the SAT will depend on the qualification with traineeships usually taking from 1-2 years and apprenticeships taking from 3-4 years.
TAFE at School Courses
TAFE provide opportunities for students to study a nationally recognised qualification while in their final years of schooling. Students may study a vocational qualification from a variety of industries with most taking between 1-2 years to complete. Students typically attend training on the TAFE campus for one day per week.
To bring this bespoke response to student pathways to fruition, we partner with the following organisations.
