HSC, Further Study and Career Pathways courses

Enrolling a pathway course will help you develop your learning, literacy, numeracy, digital literacy and communication skills. These courses equip you to address and overcome barriers. These courses can help you if you require a pathway to further training or employment. They suit Aboriginal students, students with a disability, early school leavers, those returning to education or employment, mature age students and people from a Non-English Speaking Background.

These courses will help you gain self-confidence and develop a positive attitude towards learning. The courses will help you reach your next study or career goal. Whatever stage you are at in your educational journey, we will support you to take the next steps.

Everybody learns differently, so we deliver our courses in a number of different ways to help you develop your skills across your personal, social, educational and work life.

The Certificate I in Preparation for Work and Training helps you to build confidence, while a Certificate III in Career Advancement will help you move up the career ladder.

We also offer Australian Defence Force preparation courses, pathway courses to university (including Year 10, 11, and 12 equivalent certificates), and short courses in computer skills.

All of our pathway courses equip you with the skills and self-confidence you need to reach your goals – no matter how big or small.

You will learn to participate in formal education, develop skills you can use in all walks of life, manage your study time, and communicate with peers and teachers. Depending on your location, you may be able to undertake units in vocational areas such as hospitality, administration, IT or animal care, which can help you kick-start your career.

No matter where you’ve come from or what your future looks like – our pathway courses can help you reach your goals. You can use a pathway course as a stepping-stone, preparing you for a career that you are passionate about.

Committing to study can be difficult, especially when you aren’t sure where to start. Our pathway courses will help you gain self-confidence and develop work skills such as reading, writing, digital literacy, problem solving, creativity, communication and teamwork. These skills will help give you a competitive edge when job seeking.

The Australian government have committed to a target that by 2022, 66% of working age Australians will have literacy and numeracy skills at Level 3 or above.

This means that majority of Australians will have skills that allow them to engage productively in the workplace and community. There is no better time to invest in your future with a pathway course.