In this course, you will explore design through practical projects like posters, logos, packaging, and social media content. You will build skills in digital art, drawing, photography, and editing images with tools such as Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Design helps people share ideas using colour, letters, and pictures. You don’t need any experience to join this course is for all levels. You will practise creative thinking and problem-solving while learning to express ideas visually. At the end, you will create a professional portfolio to show your work and prepare for future study or jobs in design, marketing, or creative industries.
In this course, you’ll explore photography as a powerful form of visual communication through real-world projects like portraiture, product photography, and photojournalism. You’ll build practical skills in lighting, composition, and image editing with industry-standard tools like Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. You’ll also analyse photographic work and develop your creative and critical thinking. Open to all skill levels, the course encourages experimentation and originality. By the end, you’ll complete a professional portfolio, preparing you for further study or careers in photography, media, or other creative fields.
Step into drama through improvisation, play building, script work, and playwriting. You’ll create original performances and rework classics using techniques from Stanislavski, Hagen, and Brecht. You’ll explore directing, costume and set design, lighting, sound, and promotion to bring your ideas to life. Collaboration and ensemble work are at the heart of this course you’ll lead creative projects, dive into drama games, and uncover the history of theatre. Along the way, you’ll build confidence both on stage and behind the scenes, while attending live shows and joining workshops with industry professionals.
In this course, you will learn how media works and how it affects people. You will watch and study films, TV shows, videos, and social media. You will understand how stories are told using pictures, sound, and editing. You will learn to ask questions such as: “What message does this show give?” and “Who is the audience?”. This helps you think deeply and talk about what you see in media. You will also learn to use clear words when writing or speaking about media. You will create group-based productions such as short films, music videos, news segments and film posters.
In this General Visual Arts course, you will explore your creativity through hands-on artmaking. You’ll learn how to use art elements like line, colour, texture, and shape, and apply art principles such as balance and contrast. You will experiment with different materials and techniques, including drawing, painting, printmaking and mixed media. By looking at artworks from different cultures and time periods, you’ll discover new ideas and build your own artistic style. You’ll also learn to describe and reflect on your work using visual arts vocabulary to grow as a confident and expressive artist.
You can join the Music Performance Ensemble program to learn and grow as a musician. In this program, you take music lessons, practice often, learn different songs, and perform in groups. You also play at events like concerts, school productions, festivals, or lunchtime shows.
By joining, you will improve your performance skills and learn how to play with others. You will practise your technique, interpretation, and improvisation. You will understand how to behave on stage and work with other musicians. This program helps you enjoy music and become more confident in performing.
In this course, you will learn how to play music confidently with a group. You will practise teamwork (ensemble skills), learn about the music industry, and use recording and P.A. equipment safely.
You will explore songwriting and music creation using software like GarageBand, Sound Trap, and Pro Tools. You will practise writing and creating your own music. You will work independently and as part of a group. You will collect your work and build a portfolio. You must have your own instrument, and it is preferable if you know how to play it. Learning songs is done through aural listening, sheet music (music notation and TAB) and using song charts.
You will choose one instrument: guitar, bass, drums or voice. You will be marked on that instrument only. You may still play other instruments as part of an ensemble. After finishing, you can apply to study a Certificate III in Music at Cyril Jackson Senior Campus or other training centres. You may also apply to study Contemporary Music at WAAPA.
Delivered by RTO | COSAMP 41549
This course helps you learn many skills for different jobs in the music industry. You will use your knowledge to make decisions, follow instructions, and work with a team. You will learn how to do regular tasks and how to support others in your work team both collaboratively and independently.
You may work in areas including music performance, sound production, songwriting and composition, or music business. You will use elements of music theory to help you understand your work and learn songs. This will be done through aural listening, sheet music (music notation and TAB) and using song charts.
After this course, you can look for jobs such as assistant sound technician, assistant music manager, musician, sound assistant, or road crew member.
This qualification prepares you for future learning and working in the music industry. You will build your confidence in performance situations and gain experience working in the creative arts industry as a whole.
Delivered by RTO | COSAMP 41549
In Accounting and Finance General, you’ll learn how money works in the real world, at home, in business, and in the economy. You’ll explore how to make smart personal financial decisions, understand financial documents, and see how the government and financial markets affect your money. You’ll also learn basic accounting skills, like tracking money in small businesses using systems like double-entry and understanding GST. You’ll be able to manage financial information, prepare reports, and understand different types of businesses. These practical skills can help you now and in future careers or further study.
In General AIT, you’ll learn how to use technology with confidence in today’s digital world. You’ll build practical skills with software, data management, and networks used in real businesses. You’ll explore how technology affects people and society, and how to use it responsibly. In Year 12, you’ll get creative by making digital media like videos, graphics and audio using industry-standard tools. You’ll also design tech solutions for clients and examine the impact of digital trends. This course prepares you for life, study, and careers where digital know-how really matters. It’s all about combining creativity with tech smarts.
In Computer Science ATAR, you’ll build skills to solve real-world problems using logic, creativity and technology. You’ll learn how to break big problems into smaller steps (called algorithms), write code, and understand how computer systems work. You’ll explore topics like software development, networking, data management and cyber security which are important areas in today’s digital world. You’ll also learn how to think critically and plan like a computer scientist, with skills that apply to many future careers. As more of our lives move online, your knowledge in this field will be more valuable than ever. It’s problem-solving with real impact.
In the Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies, you’ll explore different areas of IT like web design, coding, hardware, networking, and cyber security. You’ll also get hands-on experience with creative tech like video editing, social media and graphic design. This course helps you build real-world digital skills and understand how technology is used in different jobs. You’ll learn how to manage data and use software that businesses rely on. It’s a great way to boost your confidence with technology and prepare for further study or a career in the fast-changing digital world. Think of it as your launchpad into IT.
Delivered by RTO | IVet 40548
In this course, you will develop key skills to support individuals and communities. Through hands-on activities, you’ll practise clear communication, teamwork, and problem-solving – essential abilities for community service roles. You will also learn how to manage workplace stress, use digital tools for tasks, write workplace documents, and respond to challenges effectively.
Designed to be engaging and practical, this qualification connects you with real-world scenarios to prepare you for entry-level roles in community services, aged care, disability support, children’s services, healthcare and more. It also provides a strong foundation for further study, such as Certificate III qualifications. Whether you’re interested in starting a career in the health or community services sector or growing your study and work skills, this course gives you the confidence and experience to succeed.
Delivered by RTO | IVet 40548
In the Automotive Engineering and Technology General course, you’ll get hands-on with the parts, systems, and technologies that make up a vehicle. You’ll learn how different components work together and build the skills to service, maintain, and repair them. Along the way, you’ll also develop your communication and teamwork abilities and learn how to plan and manage automotive systems with an awareness of the environment.
The Building and Construction General course gives you the chance to learn skills and techniques used in many construction trades and professions. You’ll develop and practise skills that contribute to creating physical spaces while understanding the importance of sustainability and being aware of community and environmental responsibilities. You’ll also learn about building processes and technologies, including design principles, planning, and management.
In the Design General Technical Graphics course, you’ll build skills and processes that are useful for today’s and tomorrow’s job markets. You’ll learn how to understand design principles, tackle problems creatively, and come up with innovative solutions through hands-on projects. You will focus on technical graphics. This course also highlights how design plays a big role in trade-based industries, helping you open up more vocational pathways for the future.
In the Materials Design and Technology General course, you’ll gain hands-on experience working with metals while learning to design and create real products. The course develops practical skills through a structured design process, highlighting sustainable material use and modern manufacturing techniques. Students also build project planning and management skills while learning MIG, TIG, and Arc welding, basic machining on the lathe and mill, and professional finishing using our in-house powder coater.
In the Materials Design and Technology General course, you’ll gain hands-on experience working with wood, with a focus on designing and producing real products. The course builds practical skills through a structured design process, emphasising sustainable material use and modern manufacturing techniques. Students also develop planning and project management skills while learning cabinet making, joinery, and woodturning on the lathe, gaining valuable experience in both traditional and contemporary woodworking practices.
This qualification is for you if you’re interested in picking up skills for working in engineering or similar industries, with the goal of getting a job in that field. You’ll learn a broad range of practical skills and knowledge that can boost your chances of securing an apprenticeship, traineeship, or entry-level job in an engineering-related workplace.
Some of the units you complete might even count as credit toward a metals trade apprenticeship, which could shorten the time it takes to finish your training. You’ll get hands-on experience using engineering tools and equipment to safely and effectively create or modify objects.
Delivered by RTO | Skills Strategies International (SSI) 2401
In this qualification, you’ll learn to identify and inspect mechanical and electrical parts of light vehicles, heavy vehicles, outdoor power equipment, bicycles, marine craft, and motorcycles. You’ll also gain skills to perform minor repairs and maintenance on vehicle bodies. This qualification provides basic technical skills and knowledge to help you get ready for an automotive apprenticeship. Using industry tools and machinery, you’ll diagnose, service, and repair vehicles, preparing you for a career in the automotive industry. You’ll gain hands-on experience in a workshop, getting ready for work in the field.
Delivered by RTO | AIET 121314
The course is divided into three streams;
- Fabrication: Soldering, brazing, sheet assembly and welding.
- Machining and process: Using hand tools, power tools and machining.
- Drawing: Interpretation, sketching and drawing.
It will provide you with skills in processes such as manual metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, soldering and brazing. You will also be provided with an overview of the safety and legal requirements required in an engineering environment and taught to communicate more effectively, both orally and in writing, with those within their professional environment.
Studying this course will give you the opportunity to gain more advanced skills and knowledge necessary to increase your chances of gaining an apprenticeship in the engineering trades.
Delivered by RTO | AIET 121314
In Foundation English, you’ll build your confidence in reading, writing, speaking and listening for everyday life, work and learning. You’ll practise spelling, punctuation and grammar to boost your functional literacy. You’ll read and create different types of texts and learn how people can understand the same text in different ways. You’ll also learn how to speak clearly and effectively for different audiences and situations so you can express ideas and values confidently. This course is especially helpful if you haven’t passed OLNA and want to strengthen your literacy skills.
In General English, you’ll strengthen your skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening to help you succeed in everyday life, further study and the workplace. You’ll learn how to understand and create different kinds of texts such as stories, articles or persuasive writing and how language influences people’s opinions. You’ll explore how texts present different perspectives and practise creating your own. You’ll focus on how language shapes ideas and attitudes in issues that matter. You’ll also complete speaking and listening tasks, developing confidence in expressing your views clearly and effectively.
In English ATAR, you’ll grow your skills in thinking, analysing and communicating in creative and powerful ways. You’ll explore texts from different times, places and cultures, looking closely at how they’re written and what they mean. You’ll learn how to respond with your own ideas in different ways such as essays, speeches, or creative pieces, and how to tailor your work to suit different purposes and audiences. This course helps you become confident in using language thoughtfully and effectively, preparing you for university, further study or careers that require sharp thinking and strong communication.
In Psychology ATAR, you’ll learn about how people think, feel and behave across the lifespan. You’ll explore real psychological studies, theories and models that help explain human behaviour in different situations. You’ll investigate topics like memory, personality, attitudes and how we’re influenced by others. You’ll also learn how to carry out research, collect and analyse data, and follow ethical guidelines just as you would in real life. This course helps you understand yourself and others better and builds skills that are useful for future study, careers and everyday life. It’s all about asking questions and thinking deeply about what makes us who we are.
In General English, you’ll strengthen your skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening to help you succeed in everyday life, further study and the workplace. You’ll learn how to understand and create different kinds of texts such as stories, articles or persuasive writing and how language influences people’s opinions. You’ll explore how texts present different perspectives and practise creating your own. You’ll focus on how language shapes ideas and attitudes in issues that matter. You’ll also complete speaking and listening tasks, developing confidence in expressing your views clearly and effectively.
In English ATAR, you’ll grow your skills in thinking, analysing and communicating in creative and powerful ways. You’ll explore texts from different times, places and cultures, looking closely at how they’re written and what they mean. You’ll learn how to respond with your own ideas in different ways such as essays, speeches, or creative pieces, and how to tailor your work to suit different purposes and audiences. This course helps you become confident in using language thoughtfully and effectively, preparing you for university, further study or careers that require sharp thinking and strong communication.
In English as an Additional Language or Dialect Foundation, you will practise listening, speaking, reading, viewing, and writing in Standard Australian English (SAE). You will learn how English works and how to use it in everyday situations. You will improve your language and communication skills, so you can become a confident, independent learner for life. You will also build skills to help you communicate effectively in different social and cultural settings. By the end of the course, you will be ready to continue learning, start training, or find a job to reach your personal goals.F1ELD and F2ELD is a course that runs two periods per day, every day.
Career and Enterprise Foundation is designed to help you explore your interests and skills which are needed to plan a career pathway. You will learn practical skills needed for the workforce, such as communication and organisational skills, and how to work safely. There will be opportunities to explore different jobs, work conditions and career websites. You will be guided to create your career portfolio, practise interview skills, create a resume, and apply for jobs. Opportunities will be provided for you to visit and volunteer at workplaces which will help build your resume. You’ll also build up your confidence, literacy and numeracy skills through activities that connect directly to real-life work situations.
In General English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D), you will learn how to use Standard Australian English (SAE) in speaking, writing, reading, listening, and viewing. You will see how language connects to your personal, social, and cultural identity. You will read, view and create many types of texts, including stories, articles, presentations and workplace documents to help you communicate clearly and respectfully in many situations. Each unit helps you improve your English so you can succeed in a range of post-secondary settings and become confident when using English across different cultures and communities.
Careers and Employability General helps you build the skills and knowledge to plan and manage your career pathway. You will explore job market trends to find out which industries and skills are in demand by creating a career portfolio that showcases your strengths, values and goals. You will get the opportunity to attend work experience and learn communication, teamwork, problem-solving and digital literacy skills. In this course you will develop an understanding of what makes someone employable and how to adapt and keep learning throughout your life to ensure that you are ready for whatever the future brings.
The EAL/D ATAR course equips you with the English skills required for university and tertiary study. Through the analysis of print, digital and visual media, you will not only build your reading, synthesising and writing skills, but also how language connects to culture, identity, and thinking. You will study a variety of literary texts and learn the skills required for conducting independent research. You will become adept at using formal and informal registers to communicate effectively for different audiences and purposes. This course provides you with the necessary skills for success at university and as a life-long learner.
In the SIR10116 Certificate I in Retail, you’ll build practical skills to succeed in a service environment. You’ll learn how to use digital tools to complete simple workplace tasks, like using devices to follow instructions or record information. You’ll practise how to communicate clearly with your team and customers to keep things running smoothly. The course helps you organise your daily tasks, manage your time, and understand what’s expected in a real workplace. Safety is a big focus too – you’ll learn how to spot hazards and follow safe work procedures. It’s the perfect way to develop confidence, teamwork, and responsibility as you prepare for your future in retail or any customer-focused industry.
Delivered by RTO | Skills Strategies International (SSI) 2401
In the Year 11 and 12 Food Science and Technology General course, you will explore food, nutrition, and the science behind how food works. You will learn about food safety, preparation, and how technology affects food production. You’ll develop practical skills in cooking, teamwork, and problem-solving. The course also helps you make healthy and sustainable food choices. These skills are useful in everyday life and can lead to further study or careers in areas such as food science, hospitality, or health.
In this course, you will learn the core skills needed to work in the hospitality industry. You will explore how to provide excellent customer service, prepare and serve food and drinks, and maintain a clean and safe work environment. You will also develop your communication and teamwork skills, which are essential when working in busy hospitality settings.
Through hands-on activities and real-world practise, you will gain experience in tasks such as taking orders, setting tables, and using industry-standard equipment. You will also learn about workplace health and safety, hygiene practises, and how to work effectively with people from different backgrounds.
This course is designed to help you build confidence and prepare for entry-level roles in cafes, restaurants, hotels, or catering services. It also provides a strong foundation for further study in areas like commercial cookery, tourism, or event management.
Delivered by RTO | IVet 40548
In this course, you’ll explore health and wellbeing, examining personal, social, and cultural factors. You’ll design action plans, develop self-management and interpersonal skills, and apply consumer health knowledge. The course covers decision-making, health behaviours, and strategies for managing challenges. You’ll also investigate health determinants, health promotion, and the influence of beliefs on behaviours. Skills in health literacy, data analysis, and applying health inquiry techniques will be introduced and developed. The course also explores chronic conditions, community empowerment, and the role of social marketing, while focusing on emotional intelligence to manage emotions and enhance wellbeing.
You’ll develop an understanding of how your body works during physical activity, focusing on anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. Through practical experience in sports like soccer, badminton, volleyball, and tennis, you’ll learn how to improve your skills and performance. You’ll also explore how physical activity affects your body’s systems, helping you perform better as an individual or team member. This course will give you the knowledge to apply these concepts in real-life sports situations and enhance your overall physical performance.
This SCSA-endorsed program gives you the opportunity to participate in recreational activities and be recognised for the valuable learning you gain through those experiences. By completing one Recreational Pursuits Program, you’ll earn the equivalent of one unit point toward your WACE completion requirement. To successfully complete the program, you’ll need to fully commit to participating in recreational activities such as soccer, badminton, or volleyball. Your assessment will include submitting a portfolio and completing a range of practical investigations.
In this Modern History General course, you’ll explore the forces behind today’s global issues by investigating the past. You’ll learn why and how groups or societies changed or resisted change. This course will help you become a critical thinker, informing your judgments and actions in our rapidly changing world. You’ll examine various historical sources like government papers, newspaper extracts, letters, diaries, photos, cartoons, paintings, graphs, and more to understand cause and effect, and the motives and forces influencing people and events.
In ATAR Economics, you’ll learn important economic concepts, which focus on real-world examples from the Australian economy. You’ll explore what happens when demand and supply don’t work perfectly, leading to market failures, and look at government policies that can help fix these issues. Plus, you’ll get familiar with economic terms, theories, and models to understand and explain economic events. You’ll also learn about the government’s role in the economy, examine Australia’s recent economic performance, and study economic cycles and their effects on growth, inflation, and unemployment.
In the ATAR Modern History course, you’ll become a critical thinker and make informed judgments in our fast-changing world. You’ll explore various historical sources like government papers, newspaper extracts, letters, diaries, photos, cartoons, paintings, graphs, and more to understand cause and effect, and the motives behind events. You’ll learn to question and evaluate sources, recognise different versions of history, use evidence to support your interpretations, and communicate your findings in different ways.
In this Endorsed Program, you will explore financial decisions related to earning, spending, saving, and budgeting. You’ll investigate economic concepts such as the economic problem, demand, and the circular flow of income model. You will learn about taxation, including how to complete a personal income tax return and set up your MyGov and MyID accounts. You’ll also study business decisions, entrepreneurship, innovation and business plans. You will develop your numeracy and literacy skills to prepare for life and potential employment.
Cyril Jackson Senior Campus has partnered with ECU to offer you a university pathway through the UniPrep Schools Program (UniPrep). This program is available to Year 12 students and is a challenging course that will help you get ready for university with the skills and confidence you’ll need to succeed.
If you successfully finish the UniPrep program and achieve your WACE, you can apply for most undergraduate degrees at ECU and all other universities in WA. (The exception being courses with special entry requirements).
The program complements other Year 12 courses and gives you a taste of university life, integrating on-site experiences and school incursions.
UniPrep is an endorsed program that gives you credit towards your WACE, with up to one unit equivalent (C grade) for each of the four units successfully completed.
UniPrep contains four academically rigorous units:
- Future Ready Skills (PECUP1)
- Academic Literacies (PECUP2)
- Mathematics (PECUP3)
- Society and Cultural Studies (PECUP4)
In this Modern History General course, you’ll explore the forces behind today’s global issues by investigating the past. You’ll learn why and how groups or societies changed or resisted change. This course will help you become a critical thinker, informing your judgments and actions in our rapidly changing world. You’ll examine various historical sources like government papers, newspaper extracts, letters, diaries, photos, cartoons, paintings, graphs, and more to understand cause and effect, and the motives and forces influencing people and events.
In ATAR Economics, you’ll learn important economic concepts, which focus on real-world examples from the Australian economy. You’ll explore what happens when demand and supply don’t work perfectly, leading to market failures, and look at government policies that can help fix these issues. Plus, you’ll get familiar with economic terms, theories, and models to understand and explain economic events. You’ll also learn about the government’s role in the economy, examine Australia’s recent economic performance, and study economic cycles and their effects on growth, inflation, and unemployment.
In the ATAR Modern History course, you’ll become a critical thinker and make informed judgments in our fast-changing world. You’ll explore various historical sources like government papers, newspaper extracts, letters, diaries, photos, cartoons, paintings, graphs, and more to understand cause and effect, and the motives behind events. You’ll learn to question and evaluate sources, recognise different versions of history, use evidence to support your interpretations, and communicate your findings in different ways.
In the Foundation Mathematics course, you’ll work on building your confidence and skills in using maths so you can meet the WACE numeracy standard. It’s designed for you if you haven’t yet passed the OLNA numeracy requirement. You’ll learn how to solve real-world problems in everyday situations—whether it’s at home, in your community, or on the job. You’ll also get the chance to get ready for life after school, whether that means getting a job or doing more training.
In the Mathematics Essential General course, you’ll learn how to use maths in practical, everyday ways to make smart decisions. It’s all about helping you build the skills and understanding you need to solve real-life problems whether that’s at work, in your personal life, in the community, or if you’re planning more study. This course also helps you get ready for what comes after school, like getting a job or doing further training.
In this course, you’ll use maths to solve real-world problems in areas like financial modelling, geometry and trigonometry, graphs and networks, and patterns of growth and decay. You’ll also get to explore statistics by learning how to ask and answer questions using data like analysing trends over time or comparing different sets of information. The Mathematics Applications ATAR course is for you if you want to build on your Year 10 maths skills, but don’t need calculus for your future plans. It’s a great option if you’re thinking about going to university, TAFE, or heading into a range of careers.
In this course, you’ll dive into calculus and statistics to better understand how things change and how to make sense of data. With calculus, you’ll learn about functions, derivatives, and integrals, and how they’re used to model real-world processes. In statistics, you’ll build your skills in describing and analysing situations that involve uncertainty and variation.
Mathematics Methods is a great choice if you’re planning to study subjects where maths and statistics play a big role. It’s especially useful if you’re thinking about careers in science, health, or the social sciences. Basically, if your future plans involve using maths at university or in your job, this course will give you a solid foundation.
In this course, you’ll use maths to solve real-world problems in areas like financial modelling, geometry and trigonometry, graphs and networks, and patterns of growth and decay. You’ll also get to explore statistics by learning how to ask and answer questions using data like analysing trends over time or comparing different sets of information. The Mathematics Applications ATAR course is for you if you want to build on your Year 10 maths skills, but don’t need calculus for your future plans. It’s a great option if you’re thinking about going to university, TAFE, or heading into a range of careers.
In this course, you’ll dive into calculus and statistics to better understand how things change and how to make sense of data. With calculus, you’ll learn about functions, derivatives, and integrals, and how they’re used to model real-world processes. In statistics, you’ll build your skills in describing and analysing situations that involve uncertainty and variation.
Mathematics Methods is a great choice if you’re planning to study subjects where maths and statistics play a big role. It’s especially useful if you’re thinking about careers in science, health, or the social sciences. Basically, if your future plans involve using maths at university or in your job, this course will give you a solid foundation.
In this General Chemistry course, you’ll explore how chemistry impacts everyday life and helps create a better future. You’ll learn to describe materials using chemical symbols and formulas and conduct experiments to see chemistry in action. You’ll examine topics like chemical waste recycling, sustainability, and how chemists protect the environment. Through hands-on experiments with acids, bases, and metals, you’ll gain practical skills while investigating global challenges and developing solutions that benefit society.
In this General course, you’ll learn how your diet, nutrition, and exercise choices affect your health and risk of lifestyle diseases. You’ll also understand the importance of regular health checks in preventing and managing medical issues. Units 1 and 2 are great for those interested in health sciences careers like nursing, aged care, or dental technology. You’ll study the circulatory, respiratory, and urinary systems and explore how medical technology supports healthcare.
In this General SIP course, you’ll explore biology, Earth sciences, and sports science. You’ll study ecosystems, human impact on biodiversity, and the forces acting on objects through physics and chemistry. You’ll learn how forensic science applies to daily life, examining crime scene techniques like fingerprinting and DNA analysis. You’ll also investigate how forensic science helps solve accidents and understand Earth’s forces, fossils, and fossil fuel reserves. Throughout the course, you’ll conduct practical investigations, analyse data, and present your findings creatively.
In this ATAR course, you’ll investigate chemical properties, reactions, and molecular structures. You’ll learn to predict chemical behaviour using scientific models, explore the effects of temperature, pressure, and concentration on equilibrium systems, and study acids, bases, and redox reactions. Through experiments and inquiry, you’ll develop critical thinking, precision, and decision-making skills. You’ll also explore organic compounds, evaluate chemical models, and apply your knowledge to real-world problems, using both qualitative and quantitative data to explain chemical phenomena.
In this ATAR Human Biology course, you’ll explore how body systems like respiratory, circulatory, and musculoskeletal support metabolism and movement. You’ll study genetic inheritance, reproductive systems, and reproductive technologies. You’ll learn how the nervous and endocrine systems maintain balance and respond to pathogens, as well as how medical interventions improve life quality. You’ll also explore genetic variation, evolution, and how environmental changes drive adaptation.
In this ATAR Physics course, you’ll study motion, forces, energy, and waves. You’ll explore concepts like linear motion, momentum, and energy, while using math and lab work to understand real-world scenarios. You’ll also investigate wave behaviour, radioactivity, electric charge in circuits, and the interaction of particles and forces in gravitational and electromagnetic fields. You’ll dive into topics like the Standard Model, relativity, and cosmology, applying your knowledge to real-world problems and scientific inquiries through hands-on experiments and research.
About the course
The UniPrep Schools Program (UniPrep) is an alternate entry to university pathway run by Edith Cowan University (ECU). CJSC and ECU have entered into a partnership that allows us to deliver the UniPrep to Year 12 students at CJSC.
Successful completion of UniPrep allows students to apply for undergraduate courses with Academic Admission Band 3 (at the discretion of ECU Admissions). UniPrep will provide students with a notional ATAR of 70 and English competency.
UniPrep has been approved as an Endorsed Program by SCSA. This means it will contribute to a student’s WACE.
Students complete four (4) units. Each unit is equivalent to a one semester Endorsed unit. Students will complete two units in Semester 1, and two units in Semester 2
UniPrep Course Information Sheet
In the SIR10116 Certificate I in Retail, you’ll build practical skills to succeed in a service environment. You’ll learn how to use digital tools to complete simple workplace tasks, like using devices to follow instructions or record information. You’ll practise how to communicate clearly with your team and customers to keep things running smoothly. The course helps you organise your daily tasks, manage your time, and understand what’s expected in a real workplace. Safety is a big focus too – you’ll learn how to spot hazards and follow safe work procedures. It’s the perfect way to develop confidence, teamwork, and responsibility as you prepare for your future in retail or any customer-focused industry.
Delivered by RTO | Skills Strategies International (SSI) 2401
