BROWSE SUBJECTS

Sculpting Emotion Into Form "Get ready to bring art to life - literally! In this hands-on 3D art therapy experience, you'll build a life-sized dog sculpture, focusing on form, structure, and personal expression using papier Mache. Through layering and shaping, the process becomes a mindful exercise in patience and transformation. Once your canine companion takes shapes, the creativity doesn't stop there. You'll also craft a complementary clay doggie bowl adding in your own personal touch. This artistic exploration isn't just about sculpting-it's about building confidence, processing emotions, and finding joy in creating something you'll cherish forever.

Are you interested in creating amazing 3D models and bringing them to life through 3D printing? Do you dream of designing your own architecture or creating 3D models for your favorite computer games and movies? In 3D Design and Virtual Reality, you'll learn valuable skills in 3D modeling using Autodesk Maya, and get to experiment with virtual reality concepts using Adobe Premiere and Photoshop. With the added bonus of being able to 3D print your models, you can showcase your creations and impress your friends and family.

Accounting involves recording, analysing, and communicating financial data to both internal and external users. You will study theoretical and practical aspects of financial recording, reporting, and decision-making; all crucial skills for managing small businesses. Accounting also utilises manual and ICT methods for collecting and reporting financial data. Studying accounting can improve financial skills and help in further education or running a small business.

This subject builds on the previous year's financial accounting for a sole trader, highlighting accounting's role as an information system. You will learn the double entry system and prepare reports through manual and ICT methods. It also extends to using financial and non-financial information to aid management decisions. Reports are prepared using the accrual basis of accounting.

Boot up and get ready to dive into the best bits of footy! Whether you've never picked up a footy, you're a backyard superstar, or you already love game-day energy, this RUAH is designed for every type of player. In this RUAH, you'll build skills at your own pace - technical instruction, teamwork flow, game sense, and smart decision-making. You will also explore the mindset side of sport: staying confident, staying calm, and bouncing back when things get tough. This is a space to try new things, develop your game, and enjoy the fun (and chaos!) of footy with a supportive crew. NOTE: THIS IS NOT LINKED WITH PREMIER LEAGUE OR OTHER INTER SCHOOL SPORTS TEAMS

Boot up and get ready to dive into the best bits of footy! Whether you've never picked up a footy, you're a backyard superstar, or you already love game-day energy, this RUAH is designed for every type of player. In this RUAH, you'll build skills at your own pace - technical instruction, teamwork flow, game sense, and smart decision-making. You will also explore the mindset side of sport: staying confident, staying calm, and bouncing back when things get tough. This is a space to try new things, develop your game, and enjoy the fun (and chaos!) of footy with a supportive crew. NOTE: THIS IS NOT LINKED WITH PREMIER LEAGUE OR OTHER INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS TEAMS

Within this subject, you will develop an understanding of Australia's agricultural and horticultural industries and research the opportunities and practical realities of working in the sector. You will consider sources of food and fibre indigenous to Victoria prior to European settlement, and research plant and animal nutrition, growth, and reproduction. You will develop an understanding of the conditions in which plants and animals grow and reproduce, and related issues and challenges. You will also evaluate the effectiveness and sustainability of agricultural or horticultural practices, and investigate the structure, function, nutrition, and growth of plants, and undertake practical tasks relating to the growth and management of plants and animals.

Within this subject, you will examine the role of research and data, innovation, and technology in Australia's food and fibre industries, looking at practices that mitigate risk and protect the viability of these industries. Emphasis is placed on the importance of biosecurity; the protection of agricultural and horticultural industries against pests, diseases, and weeds; and measures to combat the serious threat posed by biological resistances. You will examine sustainability in terms of land management and its role in various industries, and research the effects of climate change on food and fibre production through case studies of effective responses to this and other environmental challenges.

Do you have an interest in agriculture and animal husbandry? The Agricultural Show Club offers a comprehensive introduction to stock preparation, ringcraft, and the art of livestock showing. Master the basics of cattle and sheep judging while participating in junior show events that give you a taste of the agricultural world. This hands-on course not only equips you with essential skills but also gives you a platform to showcase your newfound knowledge in a competitive yet nurturing environment. It's a unique way to delve into the agricultural sector and understand the intricacies of livestock management and competition.

VCE Computing teaches problem-solving skills and techniques for managing information systems to create digital solutions. The study focuses on people, processes, data, and digital systems and their interrelationships. Unit 1 examines how data, information, and networks can meet users' needs. You will collect primary data, design network solutions, and create a website using web authoring skills. Unit 2 focuses on data and the use of computational, design, and systems thinking skills to automate data processing. You will use programming or scripting languages and software tools to extract and manipulate data to create clear, usable, and attractive visualisations.

Learn to create digital solutions that address specific needs and manage security threats with Software Development. Using phython and Anvil, an industry-standard programming language and framework, you will learn to analyse client needs, generate design ideas, write code, and evaluate your solutions' effectiveness through usability testing. The course is an excellent investment if you aspire to become a software engineer, web developer, or cybersecurity specialist, offering the necessary training and experience to thrive in the field.

Learn to create digital solutions that address specific needs and manage security threats with Software Development. Using PHP, an industry-standard programming language, you will learn to analyse client needs, generate design ideas, write code, and evaluate your solutions' effectiveness through usability testing. The course is an excellent investment if you aspire to become a software engineer, web developer, or cybersecurity specialist, offering the necessary training and experience to thrive in the field.

Make great art! Using inquiry-based learning you will discover how to express ideas through all aspects of art making! You will explore the world of art exhibitions, and the significant role they play in communicating artists' intentions. In your visual art diary, you will: Explore the history, characteristics and properties of materials, techniques, and processes; Apply materials in the development of art forms, expressing ideas, themes, and personal style; Develop an understanding of aesthetic qualities in artworks and how they are used in art making; Learn how to work independently and collaboratively.

Your favourite visual artists will be your best teachers! In this subject, your top three artists become your mentors in all aspects of your art-making. Your deep understanding of these artists will inform your art-making and exhibition design. You will: Collect inspiration that informs and influences art-making; Investigate the practices of artists from different periods of time and cultures; Use visual language to communicate ideas and meaning in artwork; Seek and provide feedback on your art through critiques; Understand how exhibitions are planned and produced, and how artworks are curated and displayed for audiences; Investigate the preparation, presentation, and conservation of artworks.

Embark on a creative journey to explore our big, beautiful country through art! Discover Australian artists from diverse cultural and historical contexts to inspire your own artistic vision. Through three projects - Great Southern Land, Our Island Home, and Sand, Sky, & Sea - develop your skills in a range of art forms, materials, and techniques to express your ideas. Utilise your visual journal to experiment with materials and ideas, document and plan, and finally, create artworks that reflect what it means to you to live in Australia. Join our course and let your creativity run wild!

Explore how artists around the world make us feel - and how they use art to say something that matters. Take on the global art world and challenge yourself to develop a personal style and express the experiences of being a teenager today. Develop your creativity by exploring artists from a range of cultural contexts from around the globe to understand how art reflects identity, beliefs, and society, and apply these ideas in your own work. Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, and Yayoi Kusama are just some of the focus artists of 'Express Yourself'. You will also investigate artists of your own choice, from diverse cultures. Artists from the surrealist and pop movements will inspire you to explore popular culture in 'You vs. Pop'. Discover what it takes to be an artist. Develop your skills in drawing, painting, mixed mediums, collage, or sculpture through workshops and your own projects where you will make two masterpieces! Move beyond simply making art to understanding how and why it is created.

Join us on an exciting journey to explore the world of contemporary art and the future of this dynamic field. Collaborate with peers to investigate cutting-edge artists and experiment with a range of manual and digital art-making tools, including VR and AI-assisted art. Develop your understanding of key themes and concepts used by artists to communicate powerful messages and explore how art impacts the modern world. Through practical workshops learn about new mediums, materials and techniques to enhance your art-making skills, using a visual diary to document your artistic process, visualise ideas, and annotate your findings. Create an artwork or series of artworks using the medium, process, or technology of your choice, plan for an audience, and present your masterpiece. Fuel your curiosity and creativity with this engaging project on the future of art!

At the Movies is a film club for students who want to go beyond just watching movies. Each week, we'll explore classic films by famous directors, uncover what makes them iconic, and dive into big ideas through lively discussion. From Hollywood legends to overlooked gems, this is a space to slow down, watch with purpose, and learn how to truly appreciate cinema. Expect debates, reflections, and the chance to share your views in a fun, interactive setting.

How do we communicate with those who are Deaf or hard of hearing when we can't use our voice? In this course, you'll learn to communicate using Auslan (Australian Sign Language). Through hands-on activities and real-life conversations, you'll build practical skills like fingerspelling, everyday vocabulary, and an understanding of Deaf culture. From greetings to grammar, you'll grow confident in using a visual language and engaging respectfully with the Deaf community. This RUAH will be graded and shown on your report. All participants will receive a certificate of participation.

Grab a ball and get ready to run, shoot, laugh, and learn. Maybe you've never tried to dribble, maybe you shoot hoops every afternoon, or maybe you just like the sound of a good swish. Across the program, you'll experiment with skills that make the game exciting: sharp passes, smooth footwork, clever spacing, and shooting that feels better every week. You'll also dig into the mental side of basketball - staying composed under pressure, bouncing back, and working as a team. This RUAH is about building confidence and enjoying the fast-paced rhythm of basketball with people who'll cheer you on. NOTE: THIS IS NOT LINKED WITH INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS TEAMS

In this subject, you will explore a range of bat and ball codes, minor games, net and target-based sports, and their practical and theoretical applications. Through participation in these sports, you will also learn about the specific historical contexts of these activities and how they have been developed to improve access for all individuals. Additionally, you will examine the benefits of these sports to individual and societal health. Overall, this subject will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the role that sports and physical activities play in promoting health and wellbeing.

In Focus Biology you will delve deeper into the science of living organisms. You will learn about the features of cells from the different kingdoms and the adaptations they have to aid in the survival of the organism. You will study DNA and learn about why it is so important in survival. You will then apply your understand of DNA to genetics and evaluate the evidence for scientific theories that explain the transmission of heritable characteristics from one generation to the next. To do this you will learn how to analyse and interpret inheritance patterns and pedigrees and predict the outcome of genetic crosses. The theory of evolution by natural selection will also be a focus, where you will discover how this explains the diversity of living things and is supported by a range of scientific evidence.

Biology studies living things and their relationship with the environment, including the processes that sustain life. This course covers cell biology, plant and animal systems, genetics, inheritance, and diversity. You will learn about the role of stem cells, homeostasis, and reproduction. You will explore inheritance patterns, genetic crosses, and adaptations for survival. The course also examines the interdependence between species, including the impact of top predators and keystone species on population size and distribution. You will analyse issues related to biological techniques and technologies and consider Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on the survival of organisms in Australian ecosystems.

Unit 3 focuses on how cells maintain life through exploring nucleic acids and proteins' role, gene expression, and biochemical pathways. You will also examine the potential of biotechnologies to improve agricultural practices. Unit 4 investigates how life changes and responds to challenges, including the human immune system's functioning and bioethical issues related to disease. Evolutionary biology is studied through the impact of change events on a population's gene pool, species relatedness over time using evidence from various fields, and evidence for structural trends in the human fossil record. Practical investigation is also included.

Step into the world of high stakes drama, where ambition, revenge, fate, and downfall shape stories that stay with us long after the final scene. In this challenging subject, you'll explore one of Shakespeare's darkest tragedies alongside a powerful Greek tragic play to uncover what makes these stories so gripping - and why audiences have been fascinated by violent twists, moral dilemmas, and catastrophic choices for thousands of years. You'll examine how each playwright builds tension, creates unforgettable characters, and uses language, symbolism, and dramatic structure to reveal the best and worst of human behaviour. From prophecies and power struggles to betrayal, justice, and the consequences of impossible decisions, you'll compare how two different eras tackle similar themes in completely different ways. This subject is perfect if you enjoy intense stories, big emotions, complex characters, and exploring how tragedy helps us understand humanity at its most extreme.

Are you an avid reader who enjoys diving deep into the themes and questions posed by compelling narratives? Our Book Club course offers a unique forum for students to explore and dissect a selected book through guided focus questions in each session. But this isn't your average book discussion; we challenge you to connect the dots between the story and real-world issues, exploring potential future outcomes through extrapolation. If you're eager to combine your love for reading with thought-provoking discussions, this course provides the perfect setting for intellectual stimulation and meaningful dialogue.

This course highlights the role of businesses in a nation's economic and social wellbeing. You will examine factors affecting business ideas and planning, as well as the significance of the business sector to the national economy. The establishment phase of a business, including legal compliance, financial record-keeping, staffing, and marketing strategies are covered. Management practices are analysed using contemporary case studies from the past four years.

This course covers effective business management processes, including staff and operations management to achieve objectives. You will analyse various business types, objectives, stakeholders, and strategies. You will learn to review key performance indicators and undertake strategic management to best position a business for the future. Change management theories and strategies are also explored, emphasising leadership and management skills. Contemporary Australian and global business case studies from the past four years are used to compare theoretical perspectives with current practice.

Are you buzzing with curiosity about the world of bees? In this course, you'll dive into the fascinating realm of apiary production, from the ground up. Not only will you learn the essentials of beekeeping, like hive maintenance, but you'll also acquire hands-on skills to produce, harvest, and process honey. It's the perfect course for those interested in sustainable agriculture, hands-on biology, or just picking up a sweet new hobby. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to make this liquid gold, and take part in an educational journey that's as enlightening as it is engaging.

Looking to embark on a journey in the dynamic world of hospitality? Look no further than this exciting subject! You will delve into everything from ensuring food safety to creating and presenting delectable dishes and beverages. With a focus on current trends in social media and marketing, as well as the ethical considerations of running a food service business, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the industry. This hands-on subject will take you into the kitchen, where you'll learn essential skills such as food handling and maintaining a clean and orderly workspace. Additionally, you'll explore the front-of-house operations of a food service business, including customer service and beverage service.

Have you ever wondered what the human body needs to survive and what would need to happen in order for us to live in an environment completely different to Earth...Think Matt Damon in the movie 'The Martian'. Starting with the Big Bang, you will explore how the factors for life came to be and how they have been essential for life existing as it does today. You will also design a habitat that will explain how these factors could be replicated to allow human life to be sustained indefinitely on Mars, including experiments that explore plant growth.

In Game Art Foundations you will learn how to develop 3D environments, characters, and animation for interactive games. Game art development is an exciting and dynamic entertainment medium that's quickly being adapted into traditional areas such as architecture, product design, and film making as well as emerging technologies such as VR/AR. You will develop best practice for a creative and iterative pipeline with the importance on developing quality 3D artwork. You will showcase your creativity in a character design folio and build your technical knowledge to maximise your artwork within a fun and engaging game environment, as well as website design and scripting. Course No. CUA31020 RTO AIE RTO No: RTO88021 Delivery at Salesian College

In Focus Chemistry, you will analyse how the periodic table organises elements and uses it to make predictions about their properties. You will learn to explain how chemical reactions are used to produce particular products and how different factors influence the rate of reactions. Chemical bonding will be a focus and you will plan, select, and use appropriate investigation methods in the laboratory to solve problems. You will also further develop your scientific problem-solving skills as you explore how energy is produced by fuels.

This chemistry course explores the properties and structures of materials, including covalent compounds, metals, ionic compounds, and polymers. You will learn how chemical quantities are measured and how chemical principles can be applied to create a more sustainable future. You will analyse substances dissolved in water and gases produced in chemical reactions and explore the applications of acid-base and redox reactions in society. The course emphasises quantitative scientific investigations to develop a deeper understanding of chemical reactions. By the end of the course, you will be equipped to explain the diversity of materials and the ways chemical reactions shape the natural world.

In this course, you will compare and evaluate various chemical energy resources, including fossil fuels, biofuels, and different types of cells. You will learn about fuel combustion and energy transformations, stoichiometry, and energy calculations. The course also covers the design and principles of galvanic, fuel, and electrolytic cells. You will study organic structures, data processing from instrumental analysis, volumetric analysis, and reactions to predict products and design pathways.

Chemistry is part of everything we do, from the reactions that help us digest food to the elements that create colour in fireworks. In this subject, you'll build a strong foundation in atoms and the periodic table before exploring how chemical principles and laboratory techniques help scientists analyse materials and solve real-world problems. You'll investigate how reactions and experimental testing can verify the authenticity of artworks, and you'll examine how the conditions that influence pathogen growth connect to reaction rates and chemical behaviour. This understanding will help you develop evidence based strategies for reducing the spread of infectious diseases. Through hands-on investigations, you'll apply your knowledge to practical scenarios, using scientific thinking to test ideas, assess risks and create effective solutions grounded in chemistry.

Rev up your problem-solving skills and ignite your creativity with Coding and Programming! In this dynamic subject, you'll harness the power of cutting-edge programming languages like Python, PHP, and app development software to tackle real-world issues. From crafting algorithms to developing interactive web applications, you'll explore the endless possibilities of coding. Through critical and creative thinking, you'll write meaningful code that can make a tangible impact in society. Join us in Coding and Programming and unlock the transformative potential of technology!

Growing up: it's hard to do! In this subject, you will explore the depictions of youth and coming of age in media, as well as proving your own understanding of what it means to grow up in the 21st century. In this project, you will analyse a set text, and make connections to other texts - you will learn how young people have been portrayed both positively and negatively in films, TV, and novels, and how young people see and present themselves.

Join us on a journey of discovery and innovation with our Computing and App Development subject. This subject offers you a hands-on experience in website development, database management, and spreadsheet development using cutting-edge tools like Excel, HTML, and web authoring software. With a focus on software development and data analytics, you'll gain valuable IT-based skills that are applicable to various industries. From creating your own app to analysing big data sets, this subject will give you a solid understanding of the digital world and help you stay ahead in today's fast-paced technology-driven world. Unleash your creativity and unlock your potential with Computing and App Development.

Step into the world of conspiracies and uncover how stories - true, twisted, or completely invented - take hold and spread. In this subject, you'll explore a mix of fiction and non-fiction texts to understand why conspiracy theories capture people's attention and how writers, creators, and communities shape them. You'll investigate how conspiracies are built: the language they use, the emotions they trigger, the gaps they fill, and the way they travel through media, storytelling, and culture. You'll analyse characters, structure, persuasion, bias, and the power of narrative techniques that make ideas feel believable - even when they're not. This is a space for critical thinking, lively discussion, and examining how texts influence what people believe. You'll finish the course better equipped to question information, understand perspective, and recognise how stories shape the world around us.

Core English is a subject that you will complete along with all other Year 7 students when you start at Salesian College. It will lay the foundation for your future studies in English by exploring reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Ever wanted to tell your story in a way that captivates an audience? Or craft the perfect sentence that leaves an impact? Learn about others through their own narratives and get ready to build your confidence, sharpen your creativity, and unlock the skills that will help you succeed in and beyond the classroom. This subject only runs for one semester.

Step into the exciting world of costume design and create show-stopping looks for the school production! Explore iconic costumes from film and theatre while learning fabric manipulation, sewing techniques, and design principles. Work in teams to design, alter, and produce costumes that bring characters to life on stage. Experiment with textures, colors, and materials to craft the perfect look for the performance. Whether you love fashion, theatre, or hands-on creativity, this subject offers a unique chance to develop skills and make a real impact on a live production!

In this subject, you will be immersed in the world of court-based sports, learning fundamental skills and game strategies for sports like basketball, netball, volleyball, and more. You will also develop an understanding of the cultural and historical significance of these sports, and explore the ethical issues that can arise within the sports industry. Additionally, you will examine the role of sports media in shaping public perception of sports and athletes, and learn about the application of sports analytics in modern sports. This subject provides a comprehensive understanding of court sports, both as a physical activity and as a cultural phenomenon.

Indulge your passion for food and expand your knowledge with our comprehensive subject on the science and art of cooking! You'll learn about various cooking methods, ingredient types, and the functional properties of food. In addition to that, you'll delve into the exciting world of food design briefs, where you'll explore specific goals and constraints for creating a meal or food product. We'll also introduce you to exciting new ingredients and emerging food trends, including plant-based proteins, alternative sweeteners, and sustainable food practices. This course will not only expand your culinary horizons but also deepen your understanding of the science and art of food. Join us on this journey towards culinary excellence!

Ready to unleash your creativity? Join our Creative Media and Design subject for a hands-on, engaging experience in creative publications and filmmaking. Develop skills in both traditional and digital techniques through designing, making, and creating. Investigate subject-specific terminology and participate in workshops to explore different creative ways of designing printed or online publications and moving images. Focus on two personal projects, including designing and creating your very own 'zine' and planning and producing a short film, with both individual and collaborative input. Unleash your artistic vision and bring your ideas to life!

Step up to the crease in this comprehensive Cricket Academy course, designed to give aspiring athletes an insider's look into the world of professional cricket. From honing your technical skills and game sense to diving deep into performance analysis and injury prevention, this course covers all bases. You'll also explore mindset training and mindfulness techniques to help you navigate the mental challenges of the sport. Whether you're a seasoned player or a rookie eager to learn, this course offers a holistic approach to cricket, setting you up for success both on and off the pitch. NOTE: THIS IS NOT LINKED WITH PREMIER LEAGUE OR OTHER INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS TEAMS

Are you fascinated by the world of law and justice? In this exciting subject, you'll dive deep into the history of criminal punishment, from the brutal to the unique. But that's just the beginning...You'll analyse and evaluate existing legal processes, examining how they interact with minority groups, victims, and the media. You'll form your own opinions about justice within the legal system and then put your legal reasoning and decision-making skills to the test by exploring contemporary cases and issues. And finally, you'll have the chance to showcase your legal expertise in a thrilling mock court. Don't miss out on the chance to become a legal mastermind - join this subject now!

A terrible crime has happened, and the authorities need you! Have you ever wondered what goes on inside the mind of criminals and everyday people, or how investigators use evidence to solve crimes? What on earth is this fingerprinting business, and what do they do to find the bad guys? In CSI: Salesian, you'll learn about forensic testing and get inside the mind of the perpetrators to solve a mystery you can only unlock using your forensic skills and knowledge of human nature. *mature themes covered in this subject

Get ready to travel through time and dance the night away with the stars of the past three decades! From the groovy 80s to the iconic 90s and the turn of the millennium, this subject will explore the evolution of dance and its impact on society. You'll learn the legendary moves from classic dance videos such as Michael Jackson's 'Thriller,' Britney Spears' 'Hit Me Baby One More Time,' and Beyonce's 'All the Single Ladies,' and analyse how these artists shaped the dance world. Discover contemporary dance and its evolution through sub-genres like neo-classical and lyrical and create your own unique style of contemporary dance through innovative techniques and movements. So, let's dance like it's 1999!

Create and perform your own dance works and study the dance works of others through performance and analysis. Undertake regular and systematic dance training to develop your physical skills. Develop choreographic skills by exploring personal and learnt movement vocabularies and study ways other choreographers have created and arranged movement to communicate an intention and create their own dance works. You will perform a learnt solo and/or group dance work as well as your own works. You will also analyse how ideas are communicated through dance and how dance styles, traditions, and works can influence dance practice, the arts, artists, and society more generally.

In Unit 3 and 4 Dance you will: Develop physical skills through regular and systematic dance training; Develop safe dance practice through safe use of the body; Develop skills required to learn and master movement sequences and demonstrate spatial awareness when dancing with others; Develop your understanding of choreographic processes and the processes for realising dance performances; Respond creatively and kinaesthetically to ideas, emotions, observations, and explorations of movement to communicate an intention; Observe, experience, and write about dance in an analytical, critical and reflective manner; Understand influences on dance works and the influences that these works have had on the arts, artists, and society.

Love to create dances? Interested in pursuing VCE Dance or a career in fields such as physiotherapy or chiropractic? Dance Elite is the perfect subject for you! In this subject, you will get a head start on the VCE Dance curriculum by learning about key principles of the skeletal and muscular systems, anatomy, nutrition, and safe dance practices. You will also engage in skill-based workshops to improve your dance technique while emphasising injury prevention. Moreover, you will develop an understanding of choreographic processes and learn how to create your own dance performance. This subject will not only prepare you for VCE Dance but also provide you with valuable skills and knowledge for a future career in dance or related fields.

Do you want to know what it is like to work in the dance industry? This is the subject for you! Get a sneak peek into what it is like to work in the performance industry by attending workshops of dance creation and watching live performances. Put this knowledge into practice at our Dance Evening, where you will create your own dance pieces and help to organise the event. You will also create links to how production aspects, costumes, set, props, and make-up can help elevate your performance!

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to explore various ancient creation stories from different cultures around the world. The focus will be on understanding the purpose behind these stories and identifying their similarities and differences. The subject will then move on to examining the Christian creation story found in the Book of Genesis, along with the Enuma Elish and the Babylonian Creation Story, which share similarities with it. You will delve into questions such as why there are two creation stories in the Bible, the significance of God saying 'it was good' after each day of creation, and whether these stories oppose the Big Bang Theory. The aim is to gain a deeper understanding of our existence today and the various perspectives and beliefs surrounding it.

Students will develop their interpersonal and public speaking skills to respond to a given topic and debate against another team. Students participate in the DAV Schools Debating competition held at St Bernard's College where they will debate in teams against other secondary schools in the district. This competition involves 5 rounds of debating throughout the semester (usually once every 5-7 weeks) which is held Monday night at 7 or 8pm. Students who select RUAH: Debating are expected to commit to be available for at least 4 of the 5 debate nights.

Welcome to the world of digital technologies, where you can explore the exciting and ever-evolving field of computing. In this subject, you'll learn the fundamentals of binary and data representation, as well as the basics of computer hardware and software. You'll have the opportunity to work with popular software tools such as Audacity and Thunkable, and learn how to create and edit your own podcasts and interactive mobile applications. With a focus on creativity and technical skills, you'll gain practical experience in programming and problem-solving, and develop the ability to adapt to new technologies and challenges as they arise. Join this course to unlock your potential in the digital world.

Discover Fundamental Maths is a year long subject that focuses on growth in numeracy skills and mental maths. In this semester 1 you will cover content on the 4 operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, and learn the basics of Algebra too. In semester 2 we will apply our number skills to real world math application in measurement, geometry, probability and statistics. Note: This is a modified maths program and is invite ONLY

The core component of this Measurement, Statistics and Probability unit is to enable you to apply your number skills to solve a variety of real-world problems. You will describe and interpret data by identifying the mean, median, mode, and range, and collect, present, and compare data using graphs and stem and leaf plots. In this subject, you will also learn how to measure and describe objects using appropriate units, converting between units as needed. This unit will allow you to conduct practical investigations using appropriate digital technologies and calculation skills. By the end of this unit, students should have a deeper understanding of how measurement, statistics and probability are used in everyday life.

In this subject you will learn foundational number skills that will be used throughout your Maths journey in secondary school. You will learn mental math strategies in the topic of Integers, and learn about fractions, decimals and percentages and how they are used in the real world. You will also study and explore the topic of Algebra! This subject will set you up with the skills and routines for success in secondary school Maths!

In Epic Theatre, you will concentrate on the drama studies centered around the work of theatre practitioner, Bertolt Brecht. You will create performance pieces that challenge reality, break social norms, and educate the audience on important issues. You will develop performance art both in a group and as a solo performer that will evoke different emotions and provide a new perspective on the world. As Brecht said, 'art is not a mirror held up to society, but a hammer with which to shape it!' So, come prepared with your own hammer...

In this unit, we will use 'Horrible Histories' as our inspiration, creating comedic performances that explore different moments, characters and inventions throughout history! We will analyse different performances and learn how they use comedy, expression and a range of other skills, in order to create our own comedies. In our second project we will focus on creating comical characters and exploring how humans tell stories and share experiences.

Step into the spotlight and unleash your creativity in The Play Project! In this exciting subject, you won't just study theatre - you'll create it. Through hands-on workshops, you'll dive into thrilling theatre styles like Gothic Horror, Musical Theatre, and Greek Theatre, mastering the techniques that bring them to life. Then, it's your turn to shine as you develop and perform your own original play! Along the way, you'll sharpen your literacy skills by analysing performances, deepening your understanding of what makes theatre truly unforgettable. If you love acting, storytelling, and creative collaboration, this is the subject for you!

Explore the power of storytelling and bring your ideas to life on stage! In Unit 1, you'll experiment with a mix of performance styles, blending tradition with innovation to create bold, contemporary theatre. Dive into diverse cultural stories, and develop your own ensemble piece. In Unit 2, explore what it means to be Australian through drama. Use real-world events, icons, and stories to devise performances that reflect identity and culture. Work like a pro - applying theatrical conventions, transforming characters, and analyzing live performances. Step up and make drama that matters!

In Unit 3, collaborate with your peers to create an exciting ensemble performance. Experiment with different performance styles, dramatic conventions, and theatrical techniques to shape a powerful piece that engages and moves your audience. Explore transformation, symbolism, and sustainable production choices while analyzing a live professional production from the VCE Drama Playlist. In Unit 4, step into the spotlight with a devised solo performance. Push creative boundaries by exploring non-realistic styles, non-linear narratives, and dynamic character transformations. Refine your storytelling skills and bring your unique artistic vision to life in your final VCE Drama solo exam!

Become the star of your own dramatic performance in Villains and Buffoons! In this subject, you'll delve into the world of melodrama and learn how to create your own over-the-top soap opera episode. But that's not all! You'll also explore the wild and wacky Italian comedic theatre style of commedia dell'arte. Whether you're a charming hero, menacing villain, or bumbling sidekick, this class is perfect for anyone who loves drama and wants to have a blast while learning. Get ready to put on a show like no other!

In Duke of Edinburgh, you will learn and develop important leadership skills, as well as gain knowledge on minimal impact practices, tent setup, cooking, and other essential team-building skills. Throughout the semester, you will be required to dedicate significant time to a recreational activity, community service, and skill development. You will also have the opportunity to enhance your understanding of outdoor environments through two practical trips at retreat and one other with your Duke of Edinburgh class. This subject provides an exciting opportunity for you to experience the outdoors and develop important life skills outside of the classroom. Note: Duke of Edinburgh is available to Year 3 (traditional Year 9) students only.

Create fashion that lights up, reacts to movement, or integrates smart tech! This subject blends sewing, fabric manipulation, and embedded electronics to bring your designs to life. You'll upcycle discarded denim into a custom tech-enhanced bag, develop skills in fashion illustration, pattern reading, and garment construction, and collaborate with a client to create stylish, functional pieces. With a focus on sustainability and ethical fashion, you'll build a portfolio showcasing your innovation. Perfect for future studies in VET Certificate II in Apparel, Fashion & Textiles, this subject fosters creativity, problem-solving, and design risk-taking!

Join us on a journey towards a healthier lifestyle with our subject on nutrition and cooking. In this subject, you'll gain insight into the science of food and how it affects our bodies. Discover how to incorporate healthy and delicious foods into your diet, whether you're an athlete, teenager, or just looking to improve your overall health. You'll learn how to prepare nutritious meals using a variety of cooking techniques and methods, as well as how to read food labels and make informed food choices. By the end of this subject, you'll have the skills and knowledge needed to create a balanced and healthy diet that promotes wellness and longevity.

Are you passionate about the environment? Would you like to make sustainable products in our amazing STEAM Makerspace? In the Sustainability Meets STEAM course you will have some choice in the kinds of products that you'd like to make. Choose from items such as pens, flowerpots and carabiners all made from upcycled bottle lids; upcycling laser cutter and 3D printer waste into jewellery and homewares; upcycling textile waste into new products. This course is all about thinking outside the box and using modern technologies to upcycle waste into new products and contribute to the circular economy!

The subject of Economics introduces fundamental concepts, including how individuals interact with businesses and the role of the government in the economy. You will use supply and demand models to explain changes in prices and quantities traded and examine how economic decisions can maximise living standards. You will evaluate the benefits and costs of continued economic growth and consider the adequacy of current measures of living standards. The unit also explores contemporary economics issues, with students undertaking an applied economic analysis of two such issues from a local, national, and international perspective, using tools of data collection, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.

In Economics, you will explore the Australian economy and how resources are allocated through the market and government intervention. You will investigate the factors affecting price and quantity traded, market efficiency, and reasons for government intervention. Macroeconomic concepts are also covered, including aggregate demand and supply, achieving domestic macroeconomic goals, and the role of policymakers such as the Australian Government and Reserve Bank of Australia. You will examine aggregate demand policies to stabilise the business cycle and the role of the RBA in conducting monetary policy. Long-term economic growth and international competitiveness are also discussed, with an evaluation of selected aggregate supply policies.

Electronics is a hands-on subject designed to introduce you to the foundational concepts of electricity, circuits, and digital logic. With a focus on practical experience and problem-solving skills, you will learn about the science of electricity and basic electronic components, as well as the history and evolution of electronics. It will provide you with the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge by constructing and testing basic electrical circuits, equipping you with valuable skills for a career in electronics or any technology related field. You will experience a valuable introduction to electronics and a solid foundation for further study or work in the field.

Engage Fundamentals supports students in building key skills needed for the Numeracy or Foundation Maths pathways. In this subject, you will strengthen your understanding of algebra by solving equations and graphing linear relations on Cartesian Planes. Later in the year, you will apply maths to real world contexts through topics such as Probability, Financial Mathematics, and Measurement. This subject focuses on developing practical skills for everyday life and future work, while providing extra support to build confidence with the Year 9 Mathematics concepts. This is a modified maths program. Note: This is a modified maths program and is invite ONLY

In this subject, you will develop essential skills in calculating perimeter, area, and volume, with a focus on real world examples. You will learn how to apply Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometric ratios to find the value of unknown side lengths and angles. You will explore how to represent probabilities in various forms and how probabilities differ in experiments with or without replacement. In statistics, you will be able to anaylse different distributions using measures of centre and spread, and represent data graphically. Join this subject to enhance your mathematical understanding and develop transferable skills to make meaning of the world around you.

In this subject, you will develop essential skills in calculating perimeter, area, and volume, with a focus on real-world applications in the workplace. You will learn how to apply Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometric ratios to find the value of unknown side lengths and angles. You will explore how to represent probabilities in various forms and how probabilities differ in experiments with or without replacement. In statistics, you will be able to anaylse different distributions using measures of centre and spread, and represent data graphically. Join this subject to enhance your mathematical understanding and develop transferable skills for the workplace.

In Engaging in Number, Algebra, and Equations, you will consolidate algebraic concepts and apply index laws to variables and numbers. You will learn to solve linear equations and graph linear functions using a various methods. You will also explore the lanuage of algebra and how to express real-world scenarios in mathematical statements.

VCE English and English as an Additional Language (EAL) focuses on how English language is used to create meaning in print and digital texts of varying complexity. Texts selected for study are drawn from the past and present, from Australia and from other cultures, and comprise many text types, including media texts, for analysis of argument. The study is intended to meet the needs of students with a wide range of expectations and aspirations, including those for whom English is an additional language.

VCE English and English as an Additional Language (EAL) focuses on how English language is used to create meaning in print and digital texts of varying complexity. Texts selected for study are drawn from the past and present, from Australia and from other cultures, and comprise many text types, including media texts, for analysis of argument. The study is intended to meet the needs of students with a wide range of expectations and aspirations, including those for whom English is an additional language.

English Language at Focus level explores the ways in which language is used by individuals and groups and how it reflects our thinking and values. Learning about language helps us understand ourselves, the groups with which we identify, and the society we inhabit. English Language builds on students' previous learning about the conventions and codes used by speakers and writers of English. Informed by the discipline of linguistics, it provides students with metalinguistic tools to understand and analyze language use, variation, and change. Students studying English Language examine how the uses and interpretations of language are nuanced and complex rather than a series of fixed conventions. They explore how people use spoken and written English to communicate, think, and innovate.

This subject explores language as a fundamental aspect of human behavior, examining its structure, functions, and role in shaping communication and identity. Students analyze language acquisition, the relationship between speech and writing, and the influence of situational and cultural contexts. A key focus is language change, recognizing its continuous evolution and the factors driving shifts in English over time. By studying historical and contemporary texts, students explore how change affects linguistic subsystems and how attitudes toward it vary. They also investigate the global spread of English, its diversification, and its impact on Indigenous languages, considering the cultural consequences of its dominance.

This subject investigates the use of English in contemporary Australian settings, examining language as a means of communication and interaction. Students explore the features of formal and informal language, analyzing how grammar, discourse structure, word choice, and context shape meaning. They consider how situational and cultural factors influence language choices, impacting formality, relationships, power structures, and inclusion or exclusion. A key focus is the role of language in constructing and challenging identities, recognizing that varieties of English reflect geographical, cultural, and social influences. Students examine how Standard Australian English shapes national identity while other language varieties contribute to social and cultural identity. Through text analysis, they explore how language expresses individuality, signals group membership, and reinforces social connections or divisions.

In Focus Environmental Science there is a focus on human impact on the environment, particularly the sources and impacts of pollution in the atmosphere (air), hydrosphere (water), and biosphere (living organisms). You will learn about the structure and components of these spheres and study pollution issues at local and global levels. The course includes a study of the importance of maintaining a diversity of living things on Earth. You will research how pollution can lead to declines of particular species. This course allows you to develop skills in field techniques. There is a large practical component completed in our school grounds and on local excursions. We practise environmental data collection techniques that include collecting and testing water samples, measuring air quality, counting and classifying living organisms, and monitoring local weather and climate using our Salesian Weather Station. This will help you develop skills in data analysis and communication.

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary subject that explores interactions between humans and the environment, analysing living and non-living elements that sustain Earth's systems. Unit 1 examines Earth's interconnected systems, ecosystem functioning, and management of environmental challenges. Unit 2 focuses on pollution, food and water security, pollutants' characteristics, impacts, and management, and factors enabling sustainable supply. The course includes excursions and practical activities using the farm and extensive grounds.

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary subject exploring interactions between humans and the environment, incorporating chemistry, biology, and geography. Unit 3 focuses on environmental management through sustainability principles, examining biodiversity, ecosystem services, biodiversity management, and environmental science case studies. Unit 4 explores factors contributing to climate variability and their impact on living things, human society, and the environment. You will evaluate renewable and non-renewable energy resources and responsible environmental decision-making, considering how science can inform climate change management and energy production impacts. Excursions, practical activities, and use of the farm and grounds are integrated into the subject.

Ewe Beauty' isn't just an important part of the Australian lingo but is also an exciting project within this subject in which you will develop an understanding of the Australian sheep industry through a range of practical and class-based activities. In the second part of this subject, 'I am Groot', you will develop your understanding of plant structures and reproduction as you engage in the process of plant propagation and also investigate the importance of biodiversity in maintaining sustainable agricultural systems.

Explore Fundamental Maths is designed to build your confidence and strengthen your understanding of essential numeracy skills in a fun, practical, and supportive learning environment. In Semester One, you will develop your skills with numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. You will also explore algebra by learning how to solve linear equations, work with coordinates, and graph straight lines. In Semester Two, you will investigate ratios and rates, probability, measurement, and data, helping you make sense of the maths you encounter in everyday life. Throughout the course, you will take part in hands-on activities, real-world problem solving, and interactive lessons that show how maths is used beyond the classroom, from shopping and budgeting to interpreting data and making informed decisions. You will also participate in the Quicksmart program, where you will build your mental maths speed, accuracy, and confidence through short, engaging, and regular practice sessions. Note: This is a modified maths program and is invite ONLY.

In Explore Maths in Media, you will learn how to interpret data and statistics in news reports and other forms of media, which will allow you to make informed decisions and predictions about real-world events. You will also study the topic of probability, and predict the weather just as our news reporters do! Through practical real life examples, you will develop your analytical skills and gain a deeper understanding of how mathematics is used in the media.

In Explore Maths in Sport, you will learn how to collect and analyse data to make informed decisions about sports performance, such as measuring the average speed of a player or calculating the probability of a team winning a game. Through examples from real-world sports, you will develop critical thinking skills and gain a deeper understanding of how data is used in sport.

Number, Algebra and Graphing develops students' understanding of integers, algebra and linear relationships. Students work with integers, fractions, decimals and percentages in a variety of contexts to build confidence and accuracy. Students explore algebra by identifying patterns, forming expressions, and learning to expand and factorise brackets. They solve linear equations and apply these skills to model real-world situations. Students also investigate linear relationships by connecting tables, equations and graphs. They learn to graph linear equations and interpret what they represent, developing problem-solving and reasoning skills.

Step into the fast-paced world of Formula 1 Engineering in this advanced subject, where students work in teams to design, test and refine high-performance F1 cars. Using the Engineering Design Process, students research, model and 3D print their own cars, applying advanced principles of aerodynamics, speed optimisation, and efficiency while balancing real-world constraints such as cost and time. Throughout the course, students experience what it's like to be an engineer in a professional F1 team, collaborating, problem-solving, and making data driven decisions to improve performance. The program integrates theoretical engineering concepts with hands-on application, giving students a deep understanding of how design impacts speed and functionality. The subject culminates in a 'Shark Tank' style presentation, where teams pitch their final car design, justify their engineering decisions, and demonstrate their understanding of the theory behind their innovations.

In this subject you will explore the Italian Culture of food and festivals. Food and festivals make up an important part of people's daily lives, as they contribute to one's identity and a sense of belonging. You will compare and contrast Italian cuisine with other cultures and explore how Italian regional food varies, including the role of fresh food markets. You will also study a range of food, religious, and historical festivals, including Carnevale. You will develop language skills including viewing, reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

In this subject, you will delve into the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, as depicted in the four Gospel accounts. Through critical analysis, you will explore the evidence for the historicity of Jesus and the authenticity of the miracles attributed to him. You will examine the diverse perspectives of the Gospel writers and the factors that shaped their portrayal of Jesus, such as their intended audience and theological beliefs. Moreover, you will consider the implications of Jesus's teachings on contemporary society and reflect on the significance of his message of love, forgiveness, and redemption. Finally, you will engage in the theological debate around the nature of Jesus as both fully human and fully divine, and its implications for Christian theology and practice.

If there was one word to sum up art, it would be individuality! Art allows you to explore imagery and art forms that interest you as an individual. Projects include conceptual portraits and appropriation using sculpture to create original interpretations of famous artworks, with options for an individual choice extension project. You will conduct medium trials and evaluate their results in annotations. You will examine artworks from a range of historical, contemporary and cultural contexts including First Nations artists. You will curate an exhibition, considering the choices of art display. Art at this level is an excellent introduction to VCE Art Making and Exhibiting and careers in art, design, and creative industries.

Have you ever wanted to create an amazing photograph, produce a short film, or experiment with animation? In this hands-on course, you will step into the role of creator, photographer and filmmaker. Through practical workshops and creative projects, you will learn to use cameras, studio lighting, green screens, animation tools and editing software to bring your ideas to life while developing your own creative style. You will also explore how films and photography use camera angles, lighting, sound and editing to influence audiences - just like in The Dark Knight and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

This subject equips students with fundamental first aid knowledge and practical skills to respond effectively in emergency situations. Through hands-on activities, research, and scenario-based learning, students will develop confidence in assessing risks, providing immediate care, and understanding when to seek professional medical help. While this course does not provide an official first aid certification, it lays a strong foundation for personal and community safety, empowering students to take responsible action in times of need.

During the immersion, students learn about the rich culture of the land directly from its custodians and contribute to community projects chosen and guided by Traditional Owners. Whether they are hiking to sacred sites, throwing a fishing line in the creek, kicking a footy with local kids, or sharing stories around the campfire, the goal is always to facilitate personal connections and allow students to develop a first-hand understanding of the challenges and beauty of modern life in remote Indigenous communities. During the cocurricular program you will be working on: Preparation for the immersion, Learning local language, Regular Zoom calls with members from Red Earth team to learn about the local communities you will visit, Plan for and present indigenous perspectives to the College community, Fundraising for the community project. NOTE: THIS PROGRAM WILL BE COMPULSORY FOR THOSE ATTENDING THE IMMERSION

Looking to build strength, improve endurance, or simply establish a healthier lifestyle? Our Fitness Training course offers a comprehensive program designed to cater to both beginners and those with prior fitness experience. You'll dive into the principles of fitness training, work on personalised targets, and make full use of the gym facilities. Whether your aim is to gain muscle, lose weight, or enhance athletic performance, this course equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to set achievable goals and measure your progress. Here, fitness isn't just a hobby - it's a lifestyle commitment.

In VCE Food Studies you will to make informed food choices and develop your understanding of food and practical skills for cooking and food investigation. The course complements further training in home economics, food technology, food manufacturing, and hospitality. In Unit 1, you will explore the historical and cultural origins of food, examining food production from hunter-gatherer to global trade, and the significance of food in Australian indigenous culture and immigration. In Unit 2, you will investigate commercial food production and small-scale domestic food production, considering the benefits and challenges of developing practical food skills and potential entrepreneurial opportunities. You will also design new food products and compare these foods to commercial products.

VCE Food Studies builds your capacity to make informed food choices, with a focus on developing an understanding of food and practical skills to take ownership of food decisions. The study complements training and employment in home economics, food technology, food manufacturing, and hospitality. Unit 3 examines the science of food and influences on food choice, while Unit 4 explores ongoing debates around global and Australian food systems and individual responses to food information and misinformation. Both units have practical components to apply skills and knowledge to food production and encourage discerning food choices in the context of environmental and ethical issues.

In this subject, you will advance your skills in AFL, soccer, Gaelic, and rugby codes. You will have the opportunity to develop and facilitate your own training leading up to match day performances. In addition to honing your skills, you will explore specific sports ethics and social issues that affect these sports. This includes topics such as women in football, social media, and the inclusion of minority groups, such as different ability groups. By the end of the course, you will be able to understand and navigate the complexities of these sports and their impact on society. (Students may choose only ONE of the Football Codes subjects.)

In this subject, you will advance your skills in AFL, soccer, Gaelic, and rugby codes. You will have the opportunity to develop and facilitate your own training leading up to match day performances. In addition to honing your skills, you will explore specific sports ethics and social issues that affect these sports. This includes topics such as women in football, social media, and the inclusion of minority groups, such as different ability groups. By the end of the course, you will be able to understand and navigate the complexities of these sports and their impact on society. With a rise in popularity of women's football code sports, we are excited to offer this subject to create space for women to develop skills across a range of codes. (Students may choose only ONE of the Football Codes subjects.)

Unit 1 & 2 Foundation Mathematics is designed to build essential mathematical skills for everyday life, work, and further study. This subject focuses on practical, real-world applications of mathematics, helping students develop confidence and competence in using numbers in meaningful contexts. Students explore topics such as number skills, financial mathematics, measurement, data and statistics, and algebra. They learn how to interpret information, solve problems, and make informed decisions in situations involving money, time, distance, and data. The course emphasises clear communication, reasoning, and the use of appropriate tools and technology. It is ideal for students who want to strengthen their numeracy skills and apply mathematics in practical and relevant ways.

Foundation Mathematics Units 3 and 4 further develop students' understanding of mathematical concepts and their application in practical, real-world contexts. Students extend their skills in areas such as financial mathematics, measurement, and data analysis. They apply these skills to a range of situations involving personal, vocational, and community contexts, including budgeting, interpreting data, and comparing options. The course emphasises clear communication, reasoning, and the effective use of technology. Assessments include applicationa and investigation tasks, as well as external examinations, providing the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding and application of mathematical skills.

"When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful." Malala Yousafzai was a young girl that fought for what she believed in. She believed that "if we want to achieve our goal, then let us empower ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness". In this subject, you will follow in the footsteps of Malala and educate yourself and others to bring about peace and freedom. Who doesn't want a world full of peace?

Step into a story bigger than yourself and discover the people, history, and community spirit behind the RSL. In this RUAH, you'll explore what the RSL is, the role it plays, and why it matters to so many Australians today. You'll meet local veterans, hear their lived experiences, visit the Sunbury RSL, and learn how the organisation supports service members and the wider community. Along the way, you'll work together on a meaningful service project - something practical that gives back and strengthens your connection to the community. This is a space for asking questions, listening deeply, helping others, and understanding the importance of respect, remembrance, and service in everyday life.

In this subject you will explore how ideas about Australian identity have changed over time and how these ideas impact the way we see ourselves and the way others see us. You will investigate media texts, including television programs, and how they have depicted Australian stereotypes over time. You will meet Kenny the classic "Aussie Battler" as he heroically supplies portable toilets to events across Victoria against all odds. You will connect your own experiences of growing up in Australia with personal stories from a range of diverse Australians.

In General Mathematics Units 1 and 2, you will apply a range of mathematical techniques and processes involving rational and real arithmetic, sets, lists, tables, matrices, diagrams, networks and geometric constructions. You will work with algorithms, algebraic manipulation, recurrence relations, equations and graphs, both with and without the use of technology. You will develop confidence in mental and by-hand methods for estimation and computation. CAS technology will be used and assessed throughout the course for numerical, graphical, symbolic, statistical and financial applications related to these topics.

General Maths Units 3 and 4 focuses on real-life application of mathematics and consists of two areas of study: 'Data analysis, probability, and statistics' and 'Discrete mathematics'. You will apply techniques and routines in the topics of Data Analysis, Finance and Recursion, Matrices, and Network Analysis. The use of CAS technology for numerical, graphical, symbolic statistical and financial applications for these topics will be incorporated and assessed.

This subject covers hazards and tourism. You will learn about different types of hazards such as geological, hydro-meteorological, biological, and technological hazards, their causes, impacts, and human responses. You will also study the characteristics of tourism, its various forms, impacts on people, places, and environments, and contrasting examples from within Australia and other parts of the world. One tourism location is studied in detail using fieldwork techniques and information sources such as statistical data, digital images, streamed video, and maps.

The study of geography is a structured way of exploring, analysing, and understanding the characteristics of places that make up our world. Geographers are interested in key questions concerning places and geographic phenomena: What is there? Where is it? Why is it there? What are the effects of it being there? How is it changing over time and how could, and should, it change in the future? How is it different from other places and phenomena? How are places and phenomena connected?

I had never seen a ghost. But like they say, there is a first time for everything... Scary stories have been told for centuries, dating all the way back to ancient culture. In this subject you will look at the origins of ghost stories, how different cultures tell their ghost stories and how to create a ghost story. This subject combines writing, language, and history into things that go bump in the night. Boo!

This is a hands-on Agriculture course where you grow, harvest and sell fresh fruit and vegetables from the school patch, and learn all about caring for our chooks and farm. You will help run markets, manage produce and solve real problems connected to the farm, while also learning practical skills, using equipment, working outside and organising your work with digital tools. You will get to practice your Maths in real situations by measuring, collecting and recording data, and using numbers like decimals and percentages to make decisions. Along the way, you will investigate ideas, test solutions and build a portfolio of your work, and take heaps of fresh fruits and veggies home.

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to learn through both theory and practical components. Through the practical component, you will participate in a range of leisure and team-based activities, which will help keep your body active. In the theory component, you will learn about various dimensions of health, human development, nutrition, healthcare issues in Australia, and the healthcare system. This subject serves as an excellent precursor to VCE Health and Human Development.

In VCE Health and Human Development, you will learn about the broad concepts of health and wellbeing beyond the individual level. It explores the biological, sociocultural, and environmental factors that impact health and wellbeing, promoting health literacy and social equity. The study offers various pathways for further education and career opportunities, including health promotion and community health research. Unit 1 focuses on the diverse perspectives and definitions of health and wellbeing, investigating the factors that influence health attitudes and practices. Unit 2 explores the transitions from youth to adulthood, emphasising the management of health-related milestones and changes, and understanding the Australian healthcare system. You will develop health literacy skills through interpreting and analysing data.

Unit 3 of VCE Health and Human Development explores health and wellbeing as a global concept, focusing on the fundamental conditions required for health improvement and evaluating successful health programs. Unit 4 examines health and wellbeing, human development, and health inequalities in a global context, including factors contributing to disparities and global trends like climate change and digital technologies. You will analyse global action to improve health through the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, World Health Organization, and Australia's overseas aid program. You will learn to evaluate the effectiveness of health initiatives and reflect on your own capacity to take action.

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to explore a variety of sports and physical activities to develop your skills and improve your overall fitness. From popular court and field sports like basketball, soccer, and football, to bat and ball games such as softball, you will get a chance to try out different sports and games and find out what you enjoy the most. In addition to sports and fitness, you will also cover topics related to respectful relationships and learn about the importance of treating others with kindness, empathy, and respect. Through this subject, you will gain knowledge about the wide range of physical activities available in your community, and learn how to make healthy choices and lead an active lifestyle.

In this subject, you will deepen your understanding and skills in a range of sports, including court sports, football codes, bat and ball, and target sports. You will also explore the concept of fitness and how it relates to physical activity, as well as the importance of risk management in sports and physical activity. Through practical activities and theoretical discussions, you will develop strategies to plan for and mitigate risks associated with physical activity, while also enhancing your own physical abilities and wellbeing.

This subject is a combination of three RUAHs - Food Bank, St. Vinnies and Soup Kitchen. You will be at the forefront of local change in our community, completing empowering community service, setting up and working with organisations such as St. Vincent de Paul Society and CareWorks Sunbury. You will manage inventory, organise food drives, provide assistance and organise student-led bake sales. This will help our school to directly address the food insecurity in our local community, develop empathy, teamwork, communication and compassion in ourselves and others. Be the catalyst for positive change and experience the power of initiatives driven by you.

What did Hercules do with all those slain Hydra heads? And how much truth is there in all those daring exploits of heroes through the ages, from love and loss to clashes with nature and encounters with supernatural beings? The mythical stories of our cultures still hold a deep grip on our imagination today, for example, through the appeal of what it means to be a hero. You will dive into these questions and more through myths and legends across cultures and their modern adaptations, and then write your own part of the story...

Throughout human history, we have fought bravely, loved fiercely, uplifted culture to the greatest heights, and yet wrought destruction that's caused us to re-question what it means to be human. And through it all, authors have written fiction and nonfiction about it, so we can relive it. Let's step into the shoes of those who've journeyed in our past, those who walked through the Holocaust, and other moments big and small. You will learn how best to bring the past to life through studying texts, and create your own tales of the past.

Engage in a dynamic study of two world changing revolutions in America 1776 and in Russia 1917 that have shaped two of the modern superpowers of the 20th and 21st Century. Revolutions History examines the causes of the Revolutions such as ideological motivations, Leaders, Economic and Social Factors along with the power of movements in the removal of the Old Regimes. Students then analyse the consequences of the Revolution with a focus on leaders and the establishment of new nations such as the United States of America and the Soviet Union.

Have you ever marvelled at the beauty of animals and plants in nature? Our planet and environments are changing quickly, and many living species are becoming extinct. Why is this happening? What can humans do to save species and make our planet a healthy place that supports all living things? In this subject you will learn about how animals and plants interact with each other and the outdoors. You will use the Salesian environment to build your fieldwork skills and learn how scientists monitor ecosystems. With the knowledge and skills that you develop in this subject, you will make a plan to help our native species avoid extinction.

Why is it important to build an inclusive society that celebrates diversity? How can we embrace difference and recognise the value that each unique person brings to our world. Read, view and explore personal accounts from people who have experienced forms of exclusion and use creative writing to envision a better future. Use your voice to passionately and persuasively advocate for greater inclusion of diverse groups.

Integrated Projects is an innovative program that provides an opportunity to apply your learning in real-world settings. Through a range of engaging and practical projects, you will develop important skills in literacy, numeracy, and work-related skills. The subject provides you with a chance to work on various projects such as farming, building items for sale, selling school produce, running primary school classes, and working with volunteer organisations. This subject offers a unique learning experience that helps you develop the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in your future career. By working on applied learning projects, you will be better equipped to face the challenges of the modern workplace.

Here's the chance to design your dream house! You may prefer to design an island getaway for a celebrity or even a space station or sports stadium! Interior and exterior spaces are all around us and impact the way we live, and how we work, play, and feel. You will discover unique design careers and how design has changed over time, learn colour psychology, and apply your creative ideas to your projects. Using a design process, you will learn manual and digital drawing methods as well as model making. You will present your "Interior Design" project in a 'lookbook' or website. You will also consider design for the benefit of individuals and communities in both indoor and outside spaces in the "Shelter Me" project, investigating the importance and design of emergency shelters.

In Introduction to Foundation Maths, you will develop your practical maths skills with a focus on applying maths to everyday situations. Specifically, this subject serves as an introduction to the VCE Foundation Mathematics pathway, where you will continue to develop your mathematical skills and knowledge. You will enhance your number skills and learn to calculate quanities for recipes, analyse data to describe social trends, budget for loans and expenses and learn how to read a payslip and check that you're being paid correctly. Through these activities, you will build a strong foundation in mathematics that can be applied in real-life contexts, both in the community and at work. This subject will help you develop problem-solving skills and give you the confidence to use maths effectively in a range of situations. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with valuable skills that are essential for future study and employment opportunities.

In this subject, you will be introduced to a range of mathematical concepts and their applications in the real world. Specifically, this subject serves as an introduction to the VCE General Maths pathway, where you will continue to develop your mathematical skills and knowledge. You will learn to solve complex problems using algebraic techniques such as substitution, and solving simultaneous equations, as well as apply measurement concepts in practical situations. Throughout the course, you will also develop your understanding of trigonometry to solve problems involving angles and sides of triangles. Moreover, you will gain an understanding of finance, including simple and compound interest, loans, and other financial calculations. You will use statistics and probability to analyse and interpret data, and make informed decisions based on mathematical reason. A TI-Nspire CAS calculator is required for this subject choice, where you will learn a range of ways to use technology when solving mathematical problems. This subject will provide you with a solid foundation in mathematics, preparing you for further studies in VCE General Maths and beyond.

In this subject, you will participate in a variety of sports, fitness programs, and recreational activities throughout the year. There will be a focus on teamwork, communication, and participation.

Discover Humanities introduces students to the key disciplines of History, Business and Economics, Civics and Citizenship, and Geography. In Year 7, students explore how laws are made and why rules matter in society, while developing essential financial skills such as recognising scams and understanding money-making schemes. They investigate Indigenous Australia, learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples' cultures, connections to Country and ways of life before European contact. Students also study powerful natural processes, including volcanoes and water systems, and how they shape environments and human activity. This subject builds curiosity, critical thinking and real-world understanding of people, place and systems.

In this subject, you will explore the fundamental concepts of Math Methods. This subject is designed as a preparation for students who wish to pursue a Maths Methods or Specialist Maths pathway in their studies. You will learn important mathematical skills, including algebra, functions, probability, and CAS calculator functions which will be essential for success in higher-level Mathematics courses. Additionally, you will have opportunities to apply your knowledge through problem-solving and real-world applications. By the end of this subject, you will have a solid understanding of the mathematical concepts and techniques necessary for success in further studies of Mathematics. A strong understanding of basic maths skills is encouraged.

Embark on a transformative journey as we delve into the art of mindfulness, equipping you with practical tools to navigate the challenges of daily life. This course will help you manage stress, improve mental clarity, and cultivate emotional balance, all essential skills for navigating the complexities of secondary school and beyond. Join us as we explore self-awareness and resilience, and empower you to lead a healthier and more fulfilling life.

In this subject, you will be introduced to religious education, which involves exploring both the spiritual and intellectual aspects of Catholicism. This subject aims to provide you with an inquiry-based approach to learning and expressing their beliefs, and an appreciation for the diverse elements that make up the foundations of the Catholic faith. You will learn about the Catholic faith community, the structure of the Mass, an overview of the Bible, and the living Church today. Through this subject, you will gain a deeper understanding of Catholic beliefs, practices, and values, and be encouraged to explore your own personal meaning and discovery in life.

Pick up a bow and discover what the violin can do. Whether you've never touched an instrument, you've played a few squeaky notes before, or you already love the sound of strings, this RUAH gives every learner a place to start. Across the program, you'll explore the basics: holding the instrument comfortably, creating clear tones, learning simple melodies, and building confidence one note at a time. You'll also dip into the creative side of playing - listening closely, experimenting with sound, and enjoying the satisfaction of steady progress. This is a relaxed space to try things out, develop new skills, and enjoy making music with others.

Welcome to an engaging and culturally immersive subject in Italian. The main objective of this course is to enhance your listening, speaking, and writing skills in preparation for VCE or equivalent courses. The subject covers various areas of contemporary Italy, including daily life, travel, grocery shopping, and festivals, as well as an exploration of the Renaissance period. You will be introduced to the language and culture of Italy through various means such as music, film, internet activities, excursions, and contact with other schools and guest speakers. The subject also aims to increase your knowledge of the multicultural nature of Australian society and provide you with skills that can be useful in personal and professional life.

This subject aims to introduce you to the Italian language and the culture of Italy, providing you with basic grammatical structures and oral skills. Through engaging in various activities, you will learn basic greetings, how to describe emotions and socialise with others, and how to exchange information about yourself, your families, and your friends. In addition, you will gain an understanding of Italy's geography and culture, including its major cities and regions, and Roman mythology. The subject also encourages intercultural understanding and appreciation for other cultures.

Italian language study enhances your communication, cross-cultural understanding, cognitive development, literacy, and general knowledge. The curriculum includes grammar, text types, vocabulary, and writing. Unit 1 covers topics such as childhood memories, fascist Italy, and Italian passions. Area of Study 1 focuses on interpersonal communication, where you will develop language skills for informal spoken interactions on selected subtopics. You will learn the way that cultural perspectives influence communication, and how to effectively participate in conversations. Unit 2 explores language and culture through three or more themes, with students analysing visual, spoken, and written texts on different subtopics.

In Unit 3 you will investigate the way Italian speakers interpret and express ideas and negotiate and persuade in Italian through the study of three or more subtopics from the prescribed themes and topics. In Unit 4 you will investigate aspects of culture through the study of two or more subtopics from the prescribed themes and topics. You will build on your knowledge of Italian-speaking communities, considering cultural perspectives and language, and explaining personal observations. Throughout this subject, you will consolidate and extend vocabulary, grammar knowledge, and language skills to investigate the topics through Italian.

This subject provides you with an opportunity to learn about the unique culture and history of Japan, a country with a growing economic and social relationship with Australia. The course aims to develop cultural sensitivity and language competency, as you explore the connection between socio-cultural knowledge and language. The cultural component covers a range of topics including Japan's geography, daily lifestyle, history, and national sports. You will also learn the Hiragana writing system and basic greetings, providing you with a solid foundation for further study of the Japanese language and culture.

This language course teaches communicative skills through realistic social and cultural settings. It includes reading, writing, listening, and speaking, all contextualised within the business relationship and cultural exchange between Australia and Japan. The use of technology and language-centered applications further enhances language acquisition. The course follows the Victorian Curriculum and covers various themes, including intercultural awareness. You will learn to describe people, holidays, daily routines, and clothes, as well as to engage in roleplays for familiar situations, and distinguish between statements, requests, and questions. You will also learn to respond to letters, use a word bank, and identify key information from various texts.

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to enhance your knowledge of grammar and communication skills in authentic cultural contexts. The subject emphasises the development of listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills in Japanese to prepare you for VCE or equivalent courses. The language skills acquired are intended for practical use in important social situations such as family gatherings, giving directions, and leisure activities. Learning Japanese is a valuable skill for personal and everyday life.

The VCE Japanese second language curriculum is structured around three prescribed themes: the individual, the Japanese speaking communities, and the world around us. In Unit 1, you will develop spoken and written communication skills in Japanese through the study of interpersonal communication, interpretive communication, and presentational communication. In Unit 2, you will continue to study language and culture through the analysis of visual, spoken, and written texts related to the prescribed themes. The focus is on developing written communication skills in Japanese through participation in written exchanges and interpretation of texts. Relevant language, cultural perspectives, and vocabulary are emphasised throughout the curriculum.

In Unit 3 you will investigate the way Japanese speakers interpret and express ideas and negotiate and persuade in Japanese through the study of three or more subtopics from the prescribed themes and topics. In Unit 4 you will investigate aspects of culture through the study of two or more subtopics from the prescribed themes and topics. You will build on your knowledge of Japanese-speaking communities, considering cultural perspectives and language and explaining personal observations. Throughout this subject, you will consolidate and extend vocabulary, grammar knowledge, and language skills to investigate the topics through Japanese.

In our jewellery making course, students will embark on a creative journey to design, craft, and personalize their own jewellery pieces. This hands-on, extra-curricular activity will not only nurture their artistic skills but also instil patience, precision, and attention to detail. Our course is suitable for students of all skill levels, from beginners to those with prior experience.

If you are wanting to join and collaborate with a concert band, this course is for you. We invite you to explore the magic of music, create memorable tunes, and collaborate with fellow music enthusiasts. Ignite your inner performer and be part of an exhilarating musical journey that's all about the thrill of the stage! * This is NOT instrumental lessons. Student should already be proficient with at least one instrument.

If you are wanting to join and collaborate with a band, this course is for you. We invite you to explore the magic of music, create memorable tunes, and collaborate with fellow music enthusiasts. Ignite your inner performer and be part of an exhilarating musical journey that's all about the thrill of the stage! *This is NOT instrumental lessons. Student should already be proficient with at least one instrument.

Ever dreamed of breaking the news, reporting live from the field, or penning a game-changing op-ed? In Journalism Club, you'll get a taste of life as a real journalist, covering various beats from sports to campus events. Each student will take on a specific role within the team - be it a sports reporter, features writer, or investigative journalist - and will be responsible for updating the school community through articles, interviews, and other content. This course is your platform to inform, engage, and perhaps even change the minds of your readers. Take the mic, the pen, or the keyboard; your stories are waiting to be told.

Travel back in time and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Medieval Japan and Europe! Join us on a thrilling journey through history as we explore the epic battles, intricate social structures, and complex government systems of this incredible era. Using the latest historical techniques and cutting-edge source analysis tools, you will get a chance to experience the sights, sounds, and smells of Medieval life like never before. So grab your armour and get ready to step back in time to a world of knights, samurai, and castles in this unforgettable historical adventure!

In this cozy and creative course, get ready to master the timeless arts of knitting and crochet. Starting with the basics, you'll learn essential stitches that are the building blocks for all projects. As you gain confidence, you'll move on to crafting your very own scarf, a warm and wonderful creation that's as practical as it is personal. Whether you're a seasoned yarn enthusiast or picking up the needles for the first time, this course provides a welcoming space to develop new skills and make something truly special.

Students have the option to pursue either the VET Certificate II in Applied Language (Italian) or L'Avventura Italiana, a semester-long course available in both Semester 1 and Semester 2. Both pathways lead to Year 10 Italian studies. To enroll in either course, students must have completed at least one semester at the Explore level. Embark on an exciting Italian adventure! This semester-long course builds language skills through real-life scenarios like planning a trip, booking accommodation, and exploring Italian cities. Students will engage in roleplays, film analysis, and cultural studies, expanding their vocabulary and grammar knowledge, including modal verbs and the passato prossimo (past tense). In Term 2, the focus shifts to history and the arts, exploring Ancient Rome and Renaissance masters like Da Vinci and Michelangelo.

In this subject, you will embark on a virtual Vespa tour to experience and explore the sweet life, or 'La Dolce Vita', in Italy. You will create an annotated photo journal of your virtual tour of Italy, capturing various aspects of the Italian lifestyle. The unit will cover all grammatical aspects such as adjectives, the present tense, and vocabulary related to each sub-topic. You will also develop your writing, reading, speaking, and viewing skills through the themes studied, which include music, fashion, school, cinema, hobbies, art, and the Italian lifestyle.

This subject explores the biomes and their food production potential, exploring the factors affecting crop sustainability in Australia and worldwide, including climate change and economic constraints. Students will then explore how transportation, digital tools, and international trade shape communities, sustainability, and cultural choices, emphasizing interconnectedness and its impacts on various places and trends.

Are you funny? Do you want to be the class clown? This subject is for you if you want to understand how to use language to make people laugh. It explores important questions like: How does comedy make us laugh? Why is comedy important? How does comedy help us understand the world we live in? In this subject, you'll be introduced to the basics of how to write and perform a stand-up comedy routine and how to create and perform a satirical news report.

In VCE Legal Studies, you will learn about Australia's legal system, including the rule of law, key legal institutions, and the justice system. You will explore criminal and civil law, analysing actual or hypothetical scenarios to determine guilt or liability. You will also examine recent criminal and civil cases to evaluate the effectiveness of sanctions and remedies in achieving justice. The course also covers the protection of rights in Australia and another country, as well as possible reforms. In addition, you will study a significant case related to the protection of rights in Australia. Through this course, you will develop critical thinking skills and an understanding of legal principles and their application in real-world situations.

In Units 3 and 4 of Legal Studies, you will examine the justice system's institutions and methods to determine their effectiveness in resolving criminal and civil cases. You will study Victorian legal institutions and bodies, including the Magistrates Court, County Court, and Supreme Court, to understand the roles of judges, juries, and legal practitioners in criminal and civil justice. You will also investigate the Australian Constitution, which establishes the law-making powers of Commonwealth and state parliaments, as well as the High Court's role in interpreting and protecting the Constitution. You will also consider the media, individual roles, and law reform bodies' influence on law reform.

The study of VCE Literature will foster your enjoyment and appreciation of the artistic and aesthetic merits of stories and storytelling, while enabling you to participate more fully in the cultural conversations that take place around you. By reading and exploring a diverse range of established and emerging literary works, you will become increasingly empowered to discuss texts. As both a reader and a writer, you will extend your creativity and high-order thinking to express and develop your critical and creative voices. Throughout this study, you will deepen your awareness of the historical, social, and cultural influences that shape texts and your understanding of yourself as a reader.

The study of VCE Literature will foster your enjoyment and appreciation of the artistic and aesthetic merits of stories and storytelling, while enabling you to participate more fully in the cultural conversations that take place around you. By reading and exploring a diverse range of established and emerging literary works, you will become increasingly empowered to discuss texts. As both a reader and a writer, you will extend your creativity and high-order thinking to express and develop your critical and creative voices. Throughout this study, you will deepen your awareness of the historical, social, and cultural influences that shape texts and your understanding of yourself as a reader.

Step into the captivating world of science! During these projects you will explore a diverse array of scientific disciplines, from biology to physics, chemistry to environmental science or even psychology. Through hands-on experimentation and immersive learning, you will learn the method that scientists use to conduct experiments and make discoveries, as well as build your skills of experimental design, learn how to safely use science equipment, and explore the many careers that science could lead to.

In this exhilarating course, dive into the world of dance like never before, focusing on the power of improvisation. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, this course will teach you how to use spontaneous movement to create both solo and group performances that tell a compelling story. Over the term, you'll refine your ability to express an intention through dance, culminating in an original piece that showcases your newfound skills. If you're looking to challenge your creativity and unlock new dimensions in dance, this course is your stage.

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to explore rituals from various cultures around the world, both ancient and contemporary, including ceremonies related to marriage, birth, death, and sacrifice. The focus will be on understanding the reasons behind these rituals and their significance. Additionally, you will examine the Catholic Sacraments and analyse their purpose and importance. Finally, you will investigate the fundamental questions that the Sacraments address.

Embark on a journey of innovation and discovery in our cutting-edge course, where you'll explore the latest in technology. Dive into the world of 3D printing and laser cutting while applying the Design Thinking Model to design, create and refine your projects. Through the use of computer aid design, you can bring your ideas to life, fostering future-ready skills by guiding you through a structured problem-solving approach, where you'll empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test your designs. Use your creativity, experiment with emerging technologies, and turn your innovative ideas into reality.

In Math Methods Unit 1 and 2, you will continue to explore the essential concepts underpinning the Maths Methods syllabus. A strong understanding of maths algebra skills is required to ensure that you can extend upon your knowledge of linear graphing and algebra, and investigate a whole gallery of graphs including quadratic, cubic, hyperbolic, exponential and trigonometric functions, to name a few. You will explore the worlds of differential calculus and probability. The use of CAS technology for numerical, graphical, symbolic statistical and financial applications for these topics will also be incorporated and assessed.

In Units 3 and 4 Maths Methods, you will build on your prior knowledge from Maths Methods Units 1 and 2. This course covers essential topics including functions and graphs, algebra, calculus, and probability. You will explore the properties of various functions and learn to manipulate them to solve real-world problems. The study of calculus will enable you to investigate rates of change and optimise functions. Additionally, you will learn fundamental principles of probability and use them to analyse and make predictions about events. The use of CAS technology for numerical, graphical, symbolic statistical and financial applications for these topics will be incorporated and assessed. This course provides a strong foundation for future study in mathematics, science, economics, humanities, and medicine.

Ever wondered how parachutes work? Or how roller coasters and theme park rides work? Can you use the scientific method and design process? In this subject you will get the opportunity to answer all these questions, and along the way you will get to design and test different parachutes to find the best one to deliver a care package to a remote community in the outback. You will also work towards creating a 3D board game that incorporates the mechanics involved in theme park rides to demonstrate your new learning!

Take creative control and design your own media production. Whether it's a photography portfolio, short film, animation or online project, you will take on the role of director, producer and creator to bring your ideas to life. Through hands-on workshops, you will experiment with a range of media techniques while developing your own creative style. You might create a horror short film, a sci-fi animation, a comedy sketch or a striking photography folio while exploring how different genres engage audiences. You will also investigate media codes, conventions and representations, while exploring how media has evolved from films like Jurassic Park to series such as Stranger Things.

Are you interested in exploring and enhancing your style in digital photography, print, and short films? Do you want to critically analyse media concepts and products and gain a better understanding of your role as both a producer and consumer of media? Then Media is the subject for you! In this subject, you will learn to analyse media narratives, technologies, and processes from various perspectives. You will examine debates about the role of media in society and gain a critical understanding of its impact. You will also have the opportunity to design and produce your own media representations, narratives, and products. By studying Media, you will gain valuable skills and knowledge that will help you navigate the media landscape as both a user and an influencer. You will learn to think critically about media and its impact on society and be able to apply this knowledge to your own media creations.

Media is deeply embedded within life and culture. It entertains, teaches, informs, and shapes audiences' perception of their lives and the world. Stories in all their forms are at the heart of the media and its relationship with audiences. Through stories, narratives are constructed that engage, and are read, by audiences. You will develop and refine your planning and analytical skills, expression, and critical and creative thinking, as well as strengthen your communication skills and technical knowledge. Media leads to pathways for further study at tertiary level or in vocational education and training settings including screen and media, marketing and advertising, games and interactive media, communication and writing, graphic and communication design, photography, and animation.

Media, Art, and Design is an introduction to three fun visual art subjects to tell stories and express yourself. MAD is perfect for creative students who enjoy both traditional and digital art forms. M: Media - an introduction to creating a short animation using a range of manual and digital applications. Planning your animation with storyboards and character creation. A: Art - fundamentals of art to improve drawing and painting skills, explore art mediums, and create a finished artwork. D: Design - an introduction to the design brief and design process to create a digital toy as an introduction to technical drawing for 3-d objects and screen designs.

M.U.N. is an opportunity to pretend to be a delegate representing a country at a mock United Nations conference. The school will form a team of delegates, each responsible for a particular area of a nation, other than Australia, such as economics, strategic relations, trade, education, welfare and human rights, and will represent that nation at a Model United Nations conference in the various committees and organisations. We will be conducting debates and conferences at the school, as well as attending M.U.N. conferences in Melbourne. If our school team is successful, there is the possibilty of being invited to attend national and international M.U.N. conferences. M.U.N. sessions provide a platform to enhance your public speaking, negotiation, and leadership abilities.

Let's wind back the clock to different decades throughout the ages. Let's go on a journey and explore how our understanding of family and gender have changed over time. In this subject you will explore sit-coms and short stories and how they portrayed the values and stereotypes of their time. You will have the opportunity to work with different text types and activities that encourage collaboration as you refine your own writing skills. You will also have the opportunity to compare texts that you consume every day, examining their values and whether you feel that they are an accurate representation of your own 21st Century 'Modern Family'!

Engage in a dynamic study of two world changing revolutions in America 1776 and in Russia 1917 that have shaped two of the modern superpowers of the 20th and 21st Century. Revolutions History examines the causes of the Revolutions such as ideological motivations, Leaders, Economic and Social Factors along with the power of movements in the removal of the Old Regimes. Students then analyse the consequences of the Revolution with a focus on leaders and the establishment of new nations such as the United States of America and the Soviet Union.

Are you ready to turn your ideas into a thriving business? Money Makers is the perfect subject for creative minds who want to explore the business world. Get ready to put your skills to the test as you learn about customer needs, decision-making, and personalised sales strategies. But that's not all - in this hands-on subject, you'll have the chance to pitch your business ideas to potential investors and compete for the chance to win funding for your dream project, selling your products at events such as the Rupertswood Harvest. Join Money Makers and see how far your entrepreneurial spirit can take you!

Catering for all dietary preferences, this subject will focus on both plant and animal systems and take you on a journey through the Australian cattle industry and the practices and processes that turn plain old grass into some of the best tasting steak in the world. You will investigate the sustainable and ethical production of cattle and the management of pasture systems to optimise growth and minimise the footprint of agriculture on the natural environment.

Looking to expand your creativity and skillset? Look no further than our multimedia subject! This immersive program offers hands-on experience with leading software like Adobe Photoshop, Animate, Dreamweaver, and Autodesk MAYA for 3D design. Gain mastery over image editing, animation, web design, 3D modeling, and printing that are in demand across various industries like media and design. With these multimedia skills under your belt, you'll open up exciting opportunities for personal and professional growth. Join us to unlock your potential in the world of multimedia!

Discover the creative potential of digital design with Multimedia. Using tools like Adobe Photoshop, Animate, and Dreamweaver, you'll learn how to edit photos, add special effects, create a movie poster, short animations, and even design a webpage to showcase your work. Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in the digital tech or the visual arts design industry, or simply looking to expand your creative skills, this subject has something for everyone. With the flexibility to customise the course to suit your individual learning needs, you'll develop a portfolio that showcases your unique talents and abilities.

In Focus Music you develop as performers, creators and critical listeners, preparing you for VCE and VET Music pathways. You build an understanding of musical language and theory concepts, including rhythm, pitch, harmony, structure, tone colour and expressive devices, and apply these in practical and listening activities. Through performance, you develop technical and expressive skills as either a soloist or in a group, working towards confident performances of a repertoire. You also explore music analysis, examining how musical elements are used across styles. A key project involves analysing a selected song and creating a reimagined performance, culminating in a live performance. This subject provides the foundational skills and knowledge for further study in VCE and VET Music.

Engage Music is a practical, hands-on subject where you will develop your understanding of musical language and concepts through performance. Explore piano, drums and guitar, learning both the theoretical and practical skills required for each instrument, including rhythm, pitch, harmony and structure. You also investigate how these instruments produce sound and explore their historical development and role across different musical styles. Through this applied approach, build confidence, technique and musicianship, culminating in a performance on your chosen instrument.

Explore Music builds on the foundational skills and knowledge developed in Discover Music, extending your practical, creative, and theoretical understanding of music. The course continues to develop instrumental skills through both concert band and rock band settings, with a strong focus on refining ensemble performance, communication, and musicianship. Explore music through listening and analysis, developing the ability to identify and discuss how musical elements are used across different styles and genres. Creative skills are expanded through SoundCloud-based composition tasks, where you experiment with digital tools to produce and share original works. Music theory remains a key component. Prior knowledge is extended as you deepen your understanding and apply theory concepts more confidently. This subject provides a strong pathway for further study in Engage Music and continued skill development.

VCE Music (Units 3 & 4) offers you the opportunity to specialise in either Contemporary Performance or Repertoire Performance, depending on the program offered by the school. Both pathways develop you as a skilled performer, thoughtful musician and reflective artist, with a strong focus on preparing and presenting a cohesive performance program. In both options, you will build advanced technical and expressive skills on your chosen instrument or voice, performing as either a soloist or as part of an ensemble. Develop confidence, stagecraft and the ability to communicate musical ideas with clarity and intent. Engage deeply with music language, applying knowledge of rhythm, pitch, harmony, structure, tone colour and expressive devices to refine your performances. Through analysis and reflection, evaluate your own work and the work of others, developing an informed understanding of style, interpretation and musical decision-making. In Contemporary Performance, explore modern styles and genres, focusing on creativity, personal voice and the manipulation of musical elements. Reimagine works, incorporate improvisation, and use contemporary techniques and technologies to shape your artistic identity. In Repertoire Performance, focus on the interpretation and realisation of established works, developing stylistic accuracy and depth of understanding. Emphasis is placed on preparing and presenting a refined and cohesive program that demonstrates control, precision and expressive nuance.

VCE Music Units 1 and 2 develops you as a performer, creator and critical listener, building the foundation for further study in Units 3 and 4. Explore music through the interconnected areas of performance, music language and analysis, and composition. Through music performance, develop technical and expressive skills as either a soloist or as part of a group, working towards confident and stylistically informed performances of a chosen repertoire. In music language, build your understanding of rhythm, pitch, harmony, structure, tone colour and expressive devices, applying theory knowledge in practical and aural contexts. Through music analysis, you will examine how musical elements and compositional devices are used across different styles and genres, developing the ability to describe, interpret and evaluate music.

Develop a broad range of hands-on foundation skills and knowledge in Music. You will gain experience playing a variety of instruments while also exploring digital music creation. Learning is supported through online applications such as Musition and Auralia, which build understanding and fluency in the rudiments of music theory. Composition skills are developed using digital tools like Beepbox and Dinobox, where you will create original game-themed music. Explore the elements of music and how they can be manipulated to create contrasting musical themes. Collaboration is an important aspect of the course, work together with others to rehearse and perform as a concert band on your chosen instrument. Key theory concepts - including symbols, notation in treble and bass clef, rhythmic notation, and metre recognition - are introduced and applied through the Musition platform. This subject provides a strong foundation for further study and pathways into Explore Music.

Step into the world of Victorian courts in this intriguing subject! You'll get an in-depth look at how the courts operate in both civil and criminal cases, examining the roles of key personnel like judges, juries, lawyers, and parties. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in a thrilling mock trial, putting your knowledge and skills to the test in a realistic courtroom setting. And to top it all off, you'll delve into some of the most high profile Australian cases in recent history, gaining valuable insights into the workings of the justice system. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to become a legal expert.

Saddle up and explore the ever-changing natural world around us and the impact it has on our daily lives! With a focus on dynamic processes, you'll learn how to develop mapping and fieldwork skills to examine both human and natural changes to the environment. Discover the causes and consequences of these changes and develop strategies to manage them. Human geography is also a key component of this subject, where you'll investigate the concept of human wellbeing at various scales and explore programs designed to reduce the gap between differences in wellbeing. With this knowledge, you'll be able to make a positive impact on the world around you. Join this fascinating subject now and make a difference!

One Week at a Time is a dynamic English subject that explores the power of language in the world of sport. Through the analysis of media, literature, and real-world case studies, students will examine how words shape our understanding of sporting culture, competition, and controversy. From headlines to commentary, advertising to storytelling, this subject unpacks the influence of language in one of the world's most unifying - and divisive - arenas.

Unfold your creativity in this course centered around the art of Origami. From simple designs to complex figures, students will master the techniques needed to transform a flat sheet of paper into a three-dimensional masterpiece. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this course provides a serene yet stimulating environment to explore the angles, lines, and shapes that make up both the world around us and the art of Origami itself. Join us and turn a simple piece of paper into something extraordinary.

In this fascinating subject, you will gain a deep understanding of the intricate workings and unique character of urban environments. You will embark on a thrilling journey through cities around the world, exploring their distinct features and the factors that shape their identity. Delve into the complex challenges that face cities today, from overcrowding to resource management, and learn how innovative solutions are being developed to overcome these obstacles. Come and discover the secrets of the cities that shape our world!

You will be provided with practical application in the ways humans interact with and relate to outdoor environments. You will explore topics that are covered in VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies. The coursework will provide opportunities for you to make critically informed decisions on questions of environmental awareness, safe participation strategies, and sustainability, and develop an understanding of the importance of healthy outdoor environments, particularly in a local context. You will be exposed to a variety of practical activities that could include bushwalking, canoeing, mountain bike riding, surfing, snorkelling, marine exploration, archery, rock climbing, as well as conservation and restoration activities.

VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies equips you with skills and knowledge to participate safely in outdoor activities and appreciate diverse environments. The subject offers pathways for further study in fields like natural resource management and education. The course explores human relationships with nature and the impact of human activity on outdoor environments, including issues of sustainability and preservation. Unit 1 focuses on personal experiences and perceptions of nature, while Unit 2 covers the characteristics of outdoor environments and their impact on humans. Through practical experiences and theoretical study, students develop an informed understanding of their relationship with nature and the skills to contribute to sustainable living.

VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies teaches students to safely participate in outdoor activities and respect diverse environments. The program provides both practical experience and theory-based study, allowing for a better understanding of human relationships with nature. The course evaluates the impact of human activity on outdoor environments, leading to issues regarding preservation and sustainability. The focus of Unit 3 is on the changing nature of human relationships with outdoor environments in Australia, while Unit 4 explores sustainable use and management of outdoor environments. The program provides pathways to further study in areas like natural resource management, outdoor leading and guiding, and environmental research and policy.

The "Paddock to Plate" Food Studies course offers a thorough exploration of the food supply chain, from farm to table. It delves into food production, processing, and distribution, covering various farming techniques, processing technologies, packaging, and storage methods. Additionally, it examines food classification within the five food groups. Through practical cooking sessions, you'll gain firsthand experience in food preparation while learning to convert raw ingredients into tasty and nourishing meals.

Unit 1 in Personal Development Skills (PDS) is centered around personal identity and its relationship to health and wellbeing. You will explore the factors that contribute to an individual's self-perception and how it affects their health outcomes. You will also learn about emotional intelligence, community engagement, and the impact of technology on health. Through this unit, students will gain skills in critical thinking, clear communication, and analysis of health-related information. Unit 2 builds on the themes of community and cooperation. You will learn about different types of communities and their role in promoting individual health and wellbeing. You will also examine the barriers and enablers to problem-solving within a community, and the importance of empathy and communication in creating positive change.

In Unit 3 of the Personal Development Skills (PDS) course, you will learn about the importance of interpersonal skills and social awareness in various contexts. You will examine leadership qualities and effective leadership traits and how they can be applied to achieving goals in personal and community contexts. The course will also explore the essential components of effective teamwork and how to lead and contribute within a team context through collaborative problem-solving activities. Additionally, you will evaluate your individual contribution and the overall effectiveness of the team. In Unit 4, you will participate in an extended community project, focusing on environmental, cultural, economic, and social issues affecting their community.

Ever pondered the big questions of existence, ethics, or even the nature of knowledge itself? Then join the Philosophy Club course, where you'll engage in riveting discussions and debates that go beyond the everyday. Starting with an introduction to foundational theories and histories, you'll soon have the chance to guide the conversation by suggesting topics of interest. Cultivate your critical thinking skills and deepen your understanding of the world's complexities, all while contributing to stimulating discussions curated by both students and staff.

This advanced unit challenges students to explore deep philosophical questions about religion, faith, and existence. Students will critically examine arguments for and against the existence of God, the problem of evil, and the relationship between religion and science. Through seminar-style discussions, independent research, and structured argumentation, students will develop their critical thinking, logical reasoning, and essay-writing skills. This course provides a rigorous and engaging exploration of the philosophy of religion, encouraging students to critically engage with complex ideas and debates about faith, existence, and miracles.

Capture the world through a new lens in this engaging photography course. Students will learn the fundamentals of composition, lighting, and perspective, as well as the technical skills needed to master a camera. Whether you're a novice or have some experience, the course aims to hone your skills and unleash your creative potential. Get ready to freeze moments in time, tell stories without words, and see the world from angles you never considered before.

In this subject, you will start building your understanding of human anatomy, which will prepare you for your future studies in VCE Physical Education. You will learn about important systems like skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems, and how they work together to support physical activity. This knowledge will be applied to practical activities like fitness testing, gym sessions, and various sports that require the use of these key body systems.

VCE Physical Education combines theoretical knowledge and practical application, allowing you to evaluate factors influencing performance and participation in physical activity. You will gain skills to plan and maintain involvement in physical activity for your lifetime, promoting physical, social, emotional, and cognitive health. This study will prepare you for further education or employment in related fields. In Unit 1, you will explore the musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory systems and their responses to physical activity, evaluating social, cultural, and environmental influences and minimising risks. In Unit 2, you will examine physical activity and sport from a participatory perspective, considering your own and others' health and wellbeing in different population groups.

VCE Physical Education Unit 3 introduces biomechanical and physiological principles for analysing movement skills and energy production to improve performance. In this subject, you will investigate the interplay of energy systems and explore strategies to postpone fatigue and promote recovery. Unit 4 analyses movement skills from a physiological, psychological, and sociocultural perspective, and applies training principles to improve performance. You will analyse requirements of an activity and design an effective training program, participate in training sessions, and evaluate the effectiveness of different training methods. You will learn to critique the implementation of training principles and evaluate chronic adaptations to training.

In Focus Physics you will undertake three main areas of study: Electricity, Motion, and Light and Waves. In the Electricity unit you will explore electric circuits and their real-world applications by investigating concepts such as current, voltage, resistance, and power. In the 'Motion' area of study, you will learn about concepts such as speed, velocity, distance, displacement, and acceleration, as well as forces and Newton's Laws. You will perform an extended practical investigation that allows you to develop problem solving and collaboration skills. In the 'Light and Waves' area of study, you will learn about light as a form of wave motion. You will investigate properties and characteristics of waves such as reflection, refraction, and polarisation in the context of light.

Physics is a theoretical and empirical science that helps us understand the physical universe. In this unit, you will study fundamental physics concepts related to energy, including light, thermal energy, radioactivity, nuclear processes, and electricity, and apply them to contemporary societal issues. You will also explore the power of experiments in developing theories and investigate a variety of phenomena through observation, questioning, and experimentation.

Physics helps us understand the physical universe, from tiny particles to the vastness of space. In this unit, you will focus on the importance of energy in describing the physical world, exploring field models to understand electricity transmission and particle accelerators. Newton's laws and Einstein's theories are used to investigate motion, and wave and particle theories are applied to model the properties of light and matter. You will design and conduct investigations with multiple variables.

In the first area of study, students delve into power and legitimacy concepts. Power, stemming from various sources like legal authority or economic prowess, can be used constructively ('power to...') or coercively ('power over...'). They explore political actors in Australia, their power sources, and forms. Legitimacy, crucial for political stability, turns power into authority through democratic means (e.g., elections) or non-democratic ones (e.g., manipulation). Students analyse power dynamics in Australian politics using various examples like elections, leadership contests, or crises. The second area of study delves into global political actors and their actions across borders, enabled by global interconnectedness.

This unit explores global issues and crises through the lens of strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific region. Students analyze global challenges like climate change, economic instability, and humanitarian crises, investigating causes, consequences, and global actors' responses. A focus on states, regional groupings like the EU or ASEAN, global governance institutions, and non-state actors such as NGOs or terrorist groups. The subject encompasses the last 10 years, with historical context within the political spheres. Students delve into Indo-Pacific dynamics, examining perspectives and actions of major players like China, Japan, India, Indonesia, the US, and Australia.

Why do people make the decisions they do? Who has power, and how is it used? This subject explores how societies are organised, governed and changed over time. Students investigate Australia's system of government, including the role of the Constitution, democratic institutions and how laws can be changed through referendums. They examine how political parties, the media and interest groups influence government decisions, and compare Australia's democracy with other systems in the Asia-Pacific region. The subject also explores Australia's role in the world and what it means to be a young person navigating power, rules and responsibility in modern society.

How much power do we really have over our own lives? To what lengths should we go to create a 'perfect' society? How have people used their power for good and evil in society? In this subject, students will have the opportunity to break down such questions that have been with us for millennia, questions that are all the more relevant in our globalised and internet-driven world today. Through this subject, you will break down one of the biggest social experiments in history; the rise of Communism. You will examine a variety of texts and build a creative writing portfolio. Be prepared to dig deep into the roots of why we act the way we do.

Conventional fuels are polluting the environment and will also eventually run out, so the push to move to renewable green energy sources is increasing. In this project you will investigate these energy alternatives and potential future solutions. As you build your understanding of energy and how it is transferred, you will be tasked with designing an energy efficient house and developing plans and suggestions to support the wider Sunbury community in the move to green energy.

Step into the role of a Production Designer! Join the team behind the next Salesian College production and help bring its visual world to life. In this hands-on RUAH, you'll explore how designers find inspiration, plan, and create immersive stage environments. From set design and props to lighting and stagecraft, you'll develop essential backstage skills through interactive workshops. You'll interpret scripts, manage a budget, and bring the Director's vision to life. Backstage Production involves visualising with drawings and models, construction, painting, decorating, and problem-solving. Be resourceful and unleash your creativity! It's a collaborative experience where you'll gain confidence and become an essential part of the magic behind the scenes.

Love the spotlight? Take centre stage with the College Production RUAH! This exciting semester-long subject gives students the opportunity to rehearse, refine, and perform in the annual College Production, which is shared with the Salesian community in Term 3. The Production alternates each year between a Musical Theatre production and a College play, offering a dynamic and immersive performance experience. Students who select this subject will develop skills in acting, choreography, blocking, and singing, all while collaborating with a talented cast to bring a show to life. Please note that students must audition to secure a place in the production, and cast sizes may vary depending on the show. If you're ready to step into the spotlight and experience the thrill of live theatre, this is the subject for you!

In Focus Psychology, you will study a variety of areas that provide grounding for VCE Psychology. You will consider Psychology as a Science and investigate the various types of observation and reporting techniques used, as well as learning about ethical considerations through case studies. You will study the role of the brain in controlling an individual's behaviour, memory, and cognitive skills, and the particular structural and functional role of the lobes of the cerebral cortex, including during sleep and dreaming.

Psychology studies mental processes and behavior using biological, behavioral, cognitive, and socio-cultural perspectives. Unit 1 explores the complexity of psychological development and its contribution to psychological models and theories, including brain structure and function. Unit 2 evaluates the role of social cognition and the influence of internal and external factors on behavior and mental processes, considering different cultural experiences and values, including those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Psychology is the scientific study of human mental processes and behavior, using biological, behavioral, cognitive, and socio-cultural perspectives. This unit examines the nervous system and how biological, psychological, and social factors impact learning and memory. It also explores the importance of sleep and its effect on mental wellbeing, including the regulation of sleep, REM and NREM sleep, and the impact of changes in sleep hygiene on psychological functioning. Classical and contemporary research is used to explain these concepts.

This extension course is designed for Year 10 students undertaking Introduction to Mathematical Methods and serves as a prerequisite for Unit 1 Specialist Mathematics. It aligns with the Victorian Curriculum 2.0 (Level 10A) and extends learning in key areas including Number and Algebra, and Functions and Relations. Students will explore advanced concepts such as estimation, laws of indices (including rational indices), surds, logarithms and exponentials, polynomials, partial fractions, and circular functions. Through rigorous problem-solving and real-world applications, students will develop a deep understanding of these topics while strengthening their analytical and critical thinking skills. The content covered in this course is considered assumed knowledge for Units 1 and 2 Specialist Mathematics and will not be retaught in those subjects. Note: This subject must be taken in addition to Introduction to Mathematical Methods (Focus).

In this subject, you will explore and participate in a variety of recreational activities with a focus on personal health and wellbeing. The activities will include yoga, bike riding, self-defence, and other similar activities that do not have a strong competitive element. Through this exploration, you will learn about the benefits of recreational activities and how they contribute to individual and societal health. You will also be encouraged to step outside of your comfort zone to challenge yourself and develop new skills. Additionally, you will learn about community-based recreational activities and their role in promoting physical activity and social connection.

The study of VCE Religion and Society is a broad overview of religion and its interaction with society in the past and the present. You will study religious traditions or religious denominations in societies where multiple worldviews coexist and consider the experiences of those members who engage with their religious tradition individually and communally. This study respects and encourages an open and objective inquiry. Units 1&2 provide an opportunity for you to gain an understanding of the complex relationships that exist between individuals, groups, new ideas, and religious traditions, as well as the ethical and moral implications for living in a contemporary pluralistic society.

The study of VCE Religion and Society is a broad overview of religion and its interaction with society in the past and the present. You will study specific religious traditions or religious denominations in societies where multiple worldviews coexist, and the impact this poses individually and communally. In Units 3&4 you will study the purposes of religion and consider the religious beliefs developed by a religious tradition or religious denomination in response to the big questions of life. This includes the search for meaning, the interaction between significant life experiences and religion, and the challenges and changes that occurs over time.

This subject explores the concept of freedom and the inequalities experienced by different groups across history. Students investigate the International and Australian Civil Rights Movements, analysing first-hand accounts, segregation and the lived experiences of minority groups to understand struggles for rights and equality. The course also examines Melbourne in a globalising world, tracing the city's development through periods of boom and bust, war, migration and political change. Topics include Melbourne during World War II and the Cold War, the impact of migration on the city's identity, and movements for political reform in Australia. Through these studies, students develop a deeper understanding of power, freedom and social change in both local and global contexts.

Robotics is a hands-on subject that immerses you in the exciting world of robot design and programming. Using Spike Prime LEGO Robotics, you'll take on engaging challenges that develop your problem-solving and coding skills. Through a series of training camps, you'll gain the expertise needed to program your robot to navigate an obstacle course successfully. Additionally, you'll build your own fully interactive robot from scratch, assembling each part and programming it using a Micro:bit. This subject will inspire you to become a future innovator and problem-solver, equipping you with the skills to tackle real-world challenges and bring your creative ideas to life through robotics.

Rocketry and Drones takes you on an exhilarating journey into the world of aerospace and technology. In Rocketry, you'll explore the principles of flight, Newton's laws of motion, trajectory, and trigonometry. You'll dive into the history of space exploration, engage with a NASA Engineer, and apply your knowledge to design, build, and launch your own rocket. In Drones, you'll step into the role of an entrepreneur, designing your own drone delivery business. From drone design and legal considerations to marketing and financial planning, you'll develop a complete business model. You'll also code and pilot your drone, demonstrating a scaled version of your delivery network. With hands-on experience in both fields, this subject is perfect for future innovators ready to take technology to new heights.

Are you interested in early childhood development and community engagement? In the Salesian Playgroup course, you'll have the opportunity to plan, resource, and execute interactive playgroups right here on campus. Collaborate with educators to craft session themes that captivate young minds while their parents observe and participate. From introducing lesson plans to hands-on facilitation, you'll gain invaluable experience in child education and family involvement. It's a fulfilling way to learn the art of creating a stimulating and safe learning environment for kids, all while connecting with the community.

The SIPP program provides the opportunity to engage in external education and training while being supported by Salesian staff. You will have access to various hands-on learning experiences in different vocational areas, including visits to TAFEs and work sites. The sessions are designed to provide you with an introduction to these areas, without any planned assessments or accredited outcomes, however, there will be opportunities for you to receive accredited training in First Aid, Barista, and Food Handling Certification. The focus of these sessions is to equip you with employability skills while exposing you to a range of industry experiences.

Salesian Sports Academy (AFL): The Salesian AFL Academy is a specialised program for student-athletes who are committed to elevating their football performance while completing recognised VET qualifications. Entry is by application, with selection based on character, coachability and readiness for a high-performance environment. Combining AFL skill development, strength and conditioning, sports science and leadership, students benefit from partnerships with Essendon Football Club and the Calder Cannons, gaining exposure to elite coaching, career pathways and talent identification opportunities. Students will gain nationally recognised qualifications, including VET Certificate III in Sport & Recreation, along with additional certifications in First Aid, Coaching, Umpiring, and Lifeguarding. The program develops well-rounded athletes who demonstrate discipline, leadership and high personal standards both on and off the field.

This subject will help you develop your skills in designing, implementing, and analysing reliable and repeatable scientific investigations, which is an essential element of all VCE science subjects. You will identify a subject area you are passionate about and investigate to investigate thoroughly. You will develop planning skills by pioneering your own timeline and key benchmarks for your project. Through this process, you will develop a range of individual and collaborative science investigation skills through experimental and inquiry tasks both in the field and in the laboratory. You will also develop your skills in communicating science clearly and accurately using appropriate terminology, conventions, and formats. To enrol in this subject you will need to have completed a Focus science subject in the past or along side this subject.

Are you looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? In Senior Sidekicks students have the unique opportunity to engage directly with residents at aged care facilities to bridge the generational gap and foster genuine connections. Students will engage in regular visits to an aged care facility where they will form connections with the Senior Sidekicks through facilitating activities such as bingo and arts and crafts, as well as engaging in conversation to learn about each other's experiences. This is more than mere social engagement; it's a chance for mutual learning and companionship that enriches both the young and the elderly.

Unleash your creativity through fabric embellishment and sewing techniques like applique, decorative stitching, and iron-on vinyl transfers. In this hands-on subject, you'll develop confidence in both hand and machine sewing while designing a one-of-a-kind pencil case that reflects your style. Along the way, you'll build coordination, dexterity, and problem-solving skills, valuable for future projects and creative pursuits. Whether you're a beginner or already love working with textiles, this subject will give you a deeper appreciation for fabric arts and the satisfaction of crafting something unique and personal!

It was a dark and stormy night, and the vampires, ghouls, and undead were on the prowl... Gothic literature is riddled with the spooky, but did you know that this genre is so much more than a scary form of entertainment? In Gothic literature, you'll learn about how some of the world's greatest authors from the 19th century through today used Gothic elements to tackle issues that needed serious attention: the class system, gender norms, racism, social injustice, and more! Grab your monster gear and explore why Gothic literature has retained its appeal even with today's audiences.

Get set for an exhilarating dive into the captivating realms of Accounting, Economics, and Business with Show Me The Money! Brace yourself for a journey that challenges you to think critically and thrive in a world where change is the only constant. Immerse yourself in the dynamic landscape of business, uncovering the pivotal role of Entrepreneurs who transform ideas into action. Delve into the intricacies of Australia's Economic system and unravel its impact on our daily lives. Step into the shoes of an Accountant, mastering the art of keeping accounting records and generating financial statements. Don't let this opportunity pass you by to explore the vibrant world of commerce. The skills you acquire will undoubtedly leave a positive mark on your future career and studies!

Thread a needle, fire up your creativity, and learn the skills that help you fix, make, and create - for life. Whether you've never sewn a stitch, you've tinkered with a needle and thread before, or you already love crafting, this RUAH gives everyone a welcoming place to start. You'll explore practical skills that make a real difference: repairing clothes, hemming, patching, hand-sewing basics, and simple machine-sewing techniques. Alongside the hands-on learning, you'll experiment with upcycling, sustainable fashion ideas, and how to give old items a whole new life. Come learn how small skills can have big impact - for your wardrobe, your wallet, and the planet.

Bring your creative ideas to life through design, sewing, and fabric manipulation! In this hands-on subject, you'll craft a custom sleepwear set with accessories like an eye mask, drawstring bag, or scrunchies, experimenting with colors, textures, and patterns to create unique pieces. Beyond making, you'll explore the social, cultural, and environmental impact of textiles, including sustainable fashion and ethical production. With each project, you'll refine your skills, problem-solving abilities, and artistic vision while building a creative portfolio. Whether you love fashion, design, or hands-on making, this subject will inspire and challenge you!

Are you passionate about making a difference in the world? The Social Advocacy & Community Service subject gives you the opportunity to take action, support those in need, and grow as a leader in our school community. Throughout the year, students will engage in meaningful projects that align with our Salesian values of compassion and service: Term 1 - Project Compassion: Support Caritas Australia's Project Compassion by leading awareness campaigns, promoting fundraising, and sharing reflections. Term 2 - Compassion Quilts: Partner with Sacred Earth to create quilts for the Sunbury Winter Shelter, offering warmth and support to those in need. Term 3 - Mini Vinnies: Work with the local St Vincent de Paul Society to put faith into action, assisting with outreach programs and initiatives. Term 4 - Christmas Appeal: Spread the joy of giving by coordinating our school's Christmas Appeal, helping to bring hope to families in need. This subject is an opportunity to serve, reflect, and lead as a changemaker in our community. Join us and be part of something bigger!

Raise your voice and fight for what you believe in! Let's explore different issues within the community and across the world. In this subject, you will explore the causes and effects of injustice, and explore ways of creating social change through the written and spoken word. Develop the skills you need to advocate for change!

In Specialist Mathematics Units 1 and 2, you will undertake an in-depth study of mathematics, with an emphasis on concepts, skills, and processes related to mathematical structure, modelling, problem-solving, reasoning, and proof. A strong foundation in number and algebra is essential, as you develop your understanding of sequences and series, logic, and proof, and explore graphing techniques involving hyperbolas, ellipses, inverse trigonometric functions, and modulus functions. You will also extend your knowledge of trigonometric identities and be introduced to kinematics and vectors, both with and without the use of technology. Throughout the course, you will be expected to construct rigorous mathematical arguments and proofs, and apply effective strategies for estimation and computation.

In Specialist Mathematics Units 3 and 4, students extend their knowledge of mathematical concepts, techniques and processes developed in Units 1 and 2. This study involves advanced work in algebra, calculus, and applied mathematics. Areas of study include complex numbers, functions and graphs, differentiation and integration, and kinematics. Students also investigate differential equations, vector calculus, and probability and statistics, both with and without the use of technology. The course develops rigorous mathematical reasoning, modelling, and problem-solving skills, with an emphasis on the application of mathematics in both theoretical and practical contexts. It provides a strong foundation for further study in mathematics and related disciplines.

STEAM in Action is a dynamic and hands-on subject that challenges students to think like designers, engineers, and problem-solvers. Using the Design Thinking Model, students work collaboratively to develop innovative solutions, bringing their ideas to life through 3D design and printing. This subject blends teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking with cutting-edge technology, encouraging students to refine their designs through an iterative process. Working in pairs, students will form their own F1 team, taking on roles such as designer, manufacturer, brand manager, tester, or Team Principal to ensure everything runs smoothly. Teams will test their 3D-printed cars, applying principles of physics and engineering to enhance performance. The subject fosters a passion for STEM education, equipping students with valuable skills for the future while making learning engaging, interactive, and fun.

Engineering introduces you to the exciting fields of Structural and Aeronautical Engineering through hands-on projects and real-world problem solving. In Aviation, you'll design, build, and test your own model aircraft, making modifications to meet specific challenges. You'll explore the parts of an aircraft, the history of flight, and key principles like control surfaces, aspect ratio, and angle of attack. In Civil Engineering, you'll construct your own bridge made from cardboard and pop sticks, applying force analysis to ensure they can withstand weight, strong enough for you to stand on without collapsing. Throughout the course, you'll gain insights into Engineering careers, developing valuable skills that prepare you for future opportunities in this impactful field.

Join us on an exciting journey to make a real difference in the environment with our Sustainable Timber Project! This innovative subject focuses on the importance of sustainability, recycled timber, and the environment as you design and build a native insect hotel. By utilising recycled timber, you'll help reduce waste and promote a healthier environment while creating a safe haven for vital native insects. Through hands-on learning experiences, you'll develop valuable skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and sustainable design practices. By constructing an insect hotel, you'll make a tangible contribution to the environment, promote biodiversity, and protect our precious ecosystem. Get ready to make a positive impact on the world and join us on this exciting journey!

Ancient Greece and Rome explores how two powerful ancient civilisations developed and shaped the world we live in today. Students investigate how the physical environment influenced settlement, trade and power, and examine the structure of ancient societies, including social groups, beliefs and everyday life. The subject explores significant events, conflicts and turning points, as well as contact with other societies through war, trade and diplomacy. Students also study influential individuals and groups, and consider how ideas such as democracy, law and empire have endured over time. Through historical sources, students analyse differing interpretations and the lasting legacies of the ancient world.

In this subject you will embark on a culinary journey through Japan, immersing yourself in the country's food, culture, and etiquette. You will gain familiarity with different food specialties from various regions of Japan. Alongside the cultural aspect, this subject will also cover essential grammatical structures for topics such as ordering and discussing food. You will learn how to express your likes and dislikes, describe tastes and flavors, and compare the differences in cuisine across different regions. Moreover, this subject will explore the significance of food in Japanese festivals and traditions. You will discover the markets, stalls, and street vendors where you can taste some of the best cuisine in Japan. Throughout the subject, you will develop essential language skills, including viewing, reading, writing, listening, and speaking, all in the context of Japanese food culture.

Embark on an immersive journey into the captivating world of board games! Students will delve into a range of gaming styles, from strategic classics to modern marvels. Through hands-on exploration, students will uncover the mechanics and dynamics shaping each game's unique experience. Students will engage in collaborative workshops and use the Maker space, they will blend creativity and strategy to craft their very own board/strategy game, honing skills in design, problem-solving, and teamwork. From brainstorming concepts to refining rules and components, students will be empowered to unleash their imagination and bring their game to life. Join us for an unforgettable adventure where learning meets play!

Tech Taster is an exciting introductory course that explores four key technology subjects: Food Studies, Textiles, Resistant Materials, and Digital Technology. Designed to spark curiosity and uncover your passions, this course provides hands-on experiences that develop problem-solving, collaboration, and innovation skills. By applying the design thinking model, you'll engage in practical projects that prepare you for future studies and career pathways. Whether you're interested in crafting delicious meals, designing textiles, working with materials, or exploring digital solutions, Tech Taster is the perfect way to discover the diverse world of technology! (In Discover STEAM - Tech Taster, students cycle through a different STEAM subject per term - Food, Digital Technology, Textile, Resistant Materials. This is a compulsory Year-long subject)

The study of VCE Texts and Traditions considers the place and meaning of sacred texts within their religious traditions and wider social contexts. In Units 1&2, you will examine the place of sacred texts and their literary forms within a religious tradition. You will explore the importance of sacred texts as the source of a tradition and learn how to interpret and describe their meaning for the earlier and continuing tradition. You will also study how sacred texts provide a means of investigating contemporary social attitudes and issues, and how messages contained in them may justify or support the prevailing norms.

The study of VCE Texts and Traditions considers the place and meaning of sacred texts within their religious traditions. In Units 3&4, you will engage with the exegetical analysis (analytical interpretation) of the chosen texts. Some of the themes contained in the texts have been reinterpreted at different times by the religious tradition. In this unit, you will study a significant theme contained in the set text and consider the interpretation of the text in light of the theme. You will develop an understanding of the historical background that influenced the texts themselves in light of these interpretations.

The Circle of Life will take you on a journey through the secret life of plants and scramble your brain as you explore the science behind chook growth and development. You'll get hands on experiences: hand raising one day old chicks to fully grown chooks and managing the Salesian College vineyard. You'll develop an understanding of plant and chicken anatomy and nutrition and learn how a range of environmental factors impact the production of food in Victoria.

In this subject you will learn how to express yourself through movement by exploring the world of Disney. You will discover how to bring Disney stories to life through dance and create characters with unique movements. Along with learning how to dance, you will also develop your literacy skills by documenting your brainstorming, researching, planning, and choreographic processes in a reflective dance journal. Additionally, you will explore how First Nations people have effectively passed on valuable information through the art of Dreamtime stories, creating a link between dance and storytelling.

Have you ever wondered what makes the human body tick? Well, in this subject you will learn all about the different body systems (digestive, respiratory, circulatory, nervous, endocrine) and how they work together to keep us alive. You will also sharpen your experimental design skills by investigating, designing, and performing your very own scientific practical investigation on the human body. You will have the opportunity to compare what you learn about human body systems to the systems found in other organisms.

Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey to financial mastery! Brace yourself to become the legendary 'Rupertswood Investor'! Join us in this exhilarating adventure where you'll plunge into the captivating realm of financial literacy. Uncover the secrets of how savvy individuals earn, save, and budget their money. Take those newfound skills and watch your money grow exponentially. We'll delve into the dynamic worlds of the stock market, the housing market, and various investment avenues that could transform your $10,000 into an astounding $1,000,000! Think you've got the financial finesse to conquer it all? Enrol in this subject and let the excitement begin!

Did you know that supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (*breath*) is NOT the longest word in English? And did you know that English is spoken by 952 million people around the world? And that William Shakespeare had a great influence on the English language? This subject looks at the basics of English language and reviews how it has developed throughout the ages and how other languages have influenced it. You will look at the subsystems of language; morphology, phonology, and syntax in order to develop writing skills. You will also examine and critique the way that language can be used to convince, cajole, and condemn!

Get hands-on and discover the magic of timber! Redesign a product for a local company that helps the community. Learn how timber can be shaped into real-world solutions while developing problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills. From brainstorming ideas to refining designs, you'll gain practical experience and build confidence. Plus, you'll create a design folio to showcase your work. If you love building, designing, and thinking outside the box, this subject is for you.

Turn your ideas into reality in this hands-on timber furniture project! Design and create a custom furniture piece for a local company, gaining real-world experience in furniture-making. From sketching concepts to developing a functional design, you'll build skills in creativity, problem-solving, and craftsmanship. This project challenges you to think like a designer and refine your maker skills. Ready to bring your vision to life? Join us and start designing and building

Once upon a time there was a subject that looked at all the different fairytales across the land. The subject explored different perspectives of characters and how the characters are formed. It looked at whether villains are truly villains or whether they are just misinterpreted souls. The subject discovers all the conventions of fairytales and how students can create their own. By doing this subject you will live happily forever after.

Have you ever wondered where your food comes from or how the clothes you wear are made? In this subject, you will be introduced to the world of Agriculture through hands-on experiences around our school farm. You will explore different areas of the Patch, including plants, animals, and farm facilities, while learning how food and fibre are produced. This subject gives you a taster of all things agriculture, from planting and growing to caring for animals and supporting farm spaces. You will develop basic farming skills, learn how to work safely in a farm environment, and begin to understand the importance of sustainability and responsible land use. By the end of the unit, you will have a sturdy foundation of knowledge and skills in Agriculture and a better understanding of how our farm connects to the wider world of food and fibre production.

In this subject, you will be introduced to organisations in society that are 'the real deal' in terms of their vision and mission to be models of faith in action. You will learn about how they stay true to the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, and the amazing impact they are having here in Australia, and abroad. After this, YOU will be the real deal, and the major project is you planning and preparing an action for one of the organisations you have met. You will learn key project planning skills to create real and authentic activities that will have a lasting impact.

True Crime has become a phenomena of the modern media age, but is it right to produce? In 'True Crime', we will look closely at the ethics of true crime journalism and where it began. Our core text, In Cold Blood by Truman Capote, is one of the most famous true crime books of all time - a chilling, real-life murder case written like a novel. You'll explore how writers turn facts into compelling narratives, dissect media portrayals of crime, and examine why we're so drawn to these shocking stories. Then, you'll have a chance to apply this to your own product, researching crimes and becoming your own journalist - write, produce, and press record on your own True Crime journey.

Unleash your potential as an umpire with our AFL Umpiring Course. This dynamic program, delivered by expert external providers from AFL Victoria and a local Football League, is designed to equip aspiring umpires with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to excel in officiating Australian Rules Football. Dive into the technical aspects of umpiring, including game management, decision-making accuracy, and rule interpretation. The course also emphasises mental conditioning, offering mindfulness training to enhance focus and resilience in high-pressure situations. Whether you're passionate about contributing to the game or looking to develop leadership and communication skills, this course provides all the tools you need to kick-start your journey as an AFL umpire. Upon completion, you'll have the opportunity to put your skills into practice by umpiring in local football leagues, gaining real-world experience and making a meaningful impact on the sport.

This study provides you with the opportunity to develop your literacy skills to meet the demands of the workplace, community, further study, and personal aspirations. Through analysing various text types from different cultures and contexts, including First Nations peoples' knowledge, you will learn to participate in discussions and debates, and gain an understanding of the values represented in different texts. In Unit 1, you will learn to construct and respond to a range of digital content for workplace, community, and vocational purposes. In Unit 2, you will learn to create annotations, written, oral, and multimedia responses to diverse arguments and present points of view supported by evidence.

In Unit 3, you will develop your skills in understanding and accessing informational, organisational, and procedural texts, which reflect real-life situations encountered in vocational settings or workplaces. You will learn to recognise, analyse, and evaluate the structures and semantic elements of these texts, as well as their purpose and audience. This will prepare you to deal with a range of technical content encountered throughout adulthood, such as safety reports, public health initiatives, tax forms, contracts, and promotional videos. In Unit 4, you will investigate, analyse, and create content for self-advocacy, product promotion, or community group advocacy. You will explore the importance of creating a brand and how different platforms work together to produce one central message to influence an audience.

This study will equip you with the skills and knowledge to develop and enhance your numeracy practices for personal, public, and vocational purposes. You will develop mathematical skills that consider the local, national, and global environments, and become familiar with appropriate technologies. These units provide a foundation for you to solve problems in real-world contexts including workplace, personal, further learning, and community settings. Unit 1 covers four areas of study: number, shape, quantity and measures, and relationships. Unit 2 covers: dimension and direction, data, uncertainty and systematics. The two Units are framed around working mathematically across six numeracy contexts, including personal, civic, financial, health, vocational, and recreational numeracy.

This subject will equip you with the skills and knowledge to develop and enhance your numeracy practices for personal, public, and vocational purposes. You will develop mathematical skills that consider the local, national, and global environments, and become familiar with appropriate technologies. These units provide a foundation for you to solve problems in real-world contexts, including workplace, personal, further learning, and community settings. Unit 3 covers four areas of study: number, shape, quantity and measures, and relationships. Unit 4 covers: dimension and direction, data, uncertainty and systematics. The two Units are framed around working mathematically across six numeracy contexts, including personal, civic, financial, health, vocational, and recreational numeracy.

This study will equip you with the skills and knowledge to develop and enhance your numeracy practices for personal, public, and vocational purposes. You will develop mathematical skills that consider the local, national, and global environments, and become familiar with appropriate technologies. These units provide a foundation for you to solve problems in real-world contexts including workplace, personal, further learning, and community settings. Unit 1 covers four areas of study: number, shape, quantity and measures, and relationships. Unit 2 covers: dimension and direction, data, uncertainty and systematics. The two Units are framed around working mathematically across six numeracy contexts, including personal, civic, financial, health, vocational, and recreational numeracy.

This subject will equip you with the skills and knowledge to develop and enhance your numeracy practices for personal, public, and vocational purposes. You will develop mathematical skills that consider the local, national, and global environments, and become familiar with appropriate technologies. These units provide a foundation for you to solve problems in real-world contexts, including workplace, personal, further learning, and community settings. Unit 3 covers four areas of study: number, shape, quantity and measures, and relationships. Unit 4 covers: dimension and direction, data, uncertainty and systematics. The two Units are framed around working mathematically across six numeracy contexts, including personal, civic, financial, health, vocational, and recreational numeracy.

VCE Vocational Major Work Related Skills (WRS) aims to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the constantly evolving world of work. You will learn about workplace environments and how to apply concepts and terminology related to your future careers. Effective communication skills will be developed to enable self-reflection and self-promotion. This study will contribute two units towards the VCE Vocational Major. Unit 1 covers careers and learning for the future, and Unit 2 focuses on workplace skills and capabilities. Each unit is designed to achieve specific outcomes and help you understand the relationship between skills, knowledge, capabilities, and achieving your desired career pathways.

This course provides students with the basic level knowledge and skills required to perform a range of specified maintenance tasks on aircraft on a flight line or at the departure gate. This course can aid entry into the Aviation Maintenance Industry. Certificate II in Aircraft Line Maintenance is a complementary pathway into further qualifications within the Aviation Industry. Students interested in studying Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or joining the Defence Force will benefit from this qualification. This course is provided by Aviation Australia. Course code: MEA20518 RTO: Aviation Australia No: 30770 Delivery at Essendon Fields

Thinking about a career in the agricultural industry or just interested in gaining some practical skills? If the answer is yes, then this course may be for you. The Certificate II in Agriculture will provide you with the basic practical skills and knowledge to work safely and confidently within a farm environment. In this program, you will gain a diverse skillset as you learn how to safely recognise and control common agricultural plants and weeds, operate a range of small machinery and equipment, feed and move livestock, and construct agricultural fencing. Course No. AHC20122 RTO WISE TRAINING SERVICES RTO No: 06653 Delivery at Salesian College

This course provide participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the automotive or automotive-related industries. Provides general knowledge and practical workshop skills in motor mechanics, auto electrical, parts interpreting, light engines and engine reconditioning. This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Docklands) Course code: AUR20720 RTO Bendigo Kangan Institute (Docklands) No: 3077

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the automotive or automotive-related industries. It provides general knowledge and practical workshop skills in spray painting, panel beating and body building. This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Docklands) Course code: AUR20720 RTO Bendigo Kangan Institute No: 3077

The Certificate II Furniture Making Pathways course is a nationally-recognised program designed to equip you with the foundational skills and knowledge required for a career in the furniture-making industry. This engaging and informative course covers a range of topics. With a focus on industry standards, safety, and sustainability, you will gain hands-on experience through practical workshops using a variety of machinery, tools, and techniques for cutting, shaping, and joining wood. Through these practical workshops, you will make several furniture pieces and gain a solid foundation for further study or employment in the furniture-making industry. Join this exciting course and embark on a rewarding career creating beautiful and functional furniture.

The Certificate II Furniture Making Pathways course is a nationally-recognised program designed to equip you with the foundational skills and knowledge required for a career in the furniture-making industry. This engaging and informative course covers a range of topics. With a focus on industry standards, safety, and sustainability, you will gain hands-on experience through practical workshops using a variety of machinery, tools, and techniques for cutting, shaping, and joining wood. Through these practical workshops, you will make several furniture pieces and gain a solid foundation for further study or employment in the furniture-making industry. Join this exciting course and embark on a rewarding career creating beautiful and functional furniture.

This certificate equips you with the skills to engage with your local school and wider community through learning in a supervised environment and engaging with community volunteering. The curriculum allows students to incorporate existing community partnerships and strengthens links to the community. The course focuses on varied dimensions of volunteering, emergency life support-skills, communication and organisational skills, and preparing you for the workforce upon graduating from secondary school. The qualification covers people working in a volunteer capacity and assists in developing administrative skills, including accessing and recording information, as well as basic problem-solving skills and safe work practices.

The Certificate II in Animal Care equips students with comprehensive skills essential for diverse roles within the animal care industry. Through a blend of theoretical and practical modules, students delve into animal care management, communication, hygiene, nutrition, and workplace safety. Additionally, they learn reception duties, teamwork dynamics, and animal handling techniques. This is a one-year course that requires students to complete additional work away from class. This course is offered at Kangan Institute Broadmeadows. Course code: ACM20121 RTO: Bendigo Kangan Institute No: 3077

This two-year course equips entry-level workers in the textile, clothing, and footwear industry with foundational skills and knowledge. Students learn machine sewing, fabric identification, design concepts, and textile assembly, culminating in creating a simple headpiece. Emphasis is placed on communication, sustainable practices, and workplace safety, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry and preparing individuals for their roles within it. Course No. MST20722 RTO name: Ripponlea Institute RTO No. RTO21230 Delivery at Salesian College.

This two-year course equips entry-level workers in the textile, clothing, and footwear industry with foundational skills and knowledge. Students learn machine sewing, fabric identification, design concepts, and textile assembly, culminating in creating a simple headpiece. Emphasis is placed on communication, sustainable practices, and workplace safety, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry and preparing individuals for their roles within it. Course No. MST20722 RTO Ripponlea Institute No:21230 Delivery at Salesian College.

This program aims to provide basic industry skills and knowledge specific to the bricklaying industry and can contribute to gaining an apprenticeship in the building and construction industries (Certificate III level). This course is offered at VU (Sunshine) Course code: 22614 RTO Victoria University NO: 3113

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the building and construction industry. It is ideal for students wanting to enter the building and construction industry as apprentice carpenters. Students will gain knowledge and practical skills to work safely in the building and construction industry. This course is offered at Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) Course code:22614VIC RTO Bendigo Kangan Institute NO: 3077 and Victoria University (Sunshine) Kangan No: 3113

In this course students will gain essential skills for civil construction: identifying underground services, manual excavation, traffic control, and more. They learn to interpret plans, operate hand/power tools, and handle concreting materials. They will develop proficiency in measurements, communication, and work safety. Upon completion, students will be equipped for apprenticeships or further studies with a solid industry understanding. This course is offered at Victoria University (Sunshine) Course code: RII20720 No:3113

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the cookery or catering industries, or moving forward into an apprenticeship. This course: Code: SIT 20421 is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) Kangan No: 3077 William Angliss No: 3045 RTO CRC Catholic Regional College (Sydenham) CRC CRCIT (22427)

This course is focuses on illustration, model making, and 3D computer-aided design. The course emphasizes translating interior concepts and spatial design into a professional portfolio. Students learn interior illustration rendering, design theory/history, colour trends, mixed media techniques, concept board development, model making, and proficiency in CAD programs for industry relevance. This course is offered at Whitehouse Institute of Design (city). Course code: CUA20720 No: 91319

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the electrical or electrical-related industries. It enables participants to identify and use a range of components, accessories, materials, tools, equipment and technologies in electrical work. Course code:22499VIC This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077 and Victoria University (Sunshine) No: 3113

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the electrical or electrical-related industries. It enables participants to identify and use a range of components, accessories, materials, tools, equipment and technologies in electrical work. This course is offered at Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077 and Victoria University (Sunshine) No:3113

This course provides skills in the areas of picture framing, mounting basic and complex artwork, repair frames, prepare textiles for framing and decoration of mat boards amongst other applications. Provide an insight into OH&S, correct handling of tools and working with others. This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham). Course code: MSF20122CRC Sydneham RTO CRCIT No: 22427

This course provides students with the knowledge and skills that will enhance their employment prospects in the horticulture industry. Knowledge and skills gained from this qualification are from units of competency including developing and maintaining plants and landscapes, propagation, tending nursery plants and planting, pruning, treating weeds, pests and diseases. Course code: AHC20422 This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham). RTO's FHS Wise Employment LTD NO: 6653 and RTO CRC CRCIT NO: 22427 and RTO Bendigo Kangan Instititute (Broadmeadows) NO: 3077

Getting your start in this experience-based industry is made simple with this introductory hospitality course. This certificate level qualification provides detailed training in a range of hospitality operational skills including basic food and beverage service, as well as accommodation service skills. Guided by Australia's best hospitality trainers, you'll learn what it takes to working hospitality businesses from restaurants to hotels, motels, restaurants and cafes. You'll learn in various practical classrooms developing core skills including espresso coffee, food and beverage service, hotel porterage and housekeeping services. Course code: SIT20372 This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077 and William Angliss (City) No: 3045

Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation connects students with nature while developing practical skills to assist with operational logistics and delivery of recreational activities in adventure learning centres, camps, and outdoor environments. Through immersive, hands-on experiences, students build capabilities in environmental stewardship, safety management, and fundamental activity techniques under direct supervision. This engaging qualification offers students an exciting program that develops employability skills for roles such as outdoor activity assistant, camp assistant, and equipment maintenance in Australia's expanding outdoor recreation and adventure tourism industries. Job opportunities include: Outdoor activity assistant, recreation assistant camp assistant and equipment hire and maintenance staff.

Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation connects students with nature while developing practical skills to assist with operational logistics and delivery of recreational activities in adventure learning centres, camps, and outdoor environments. Through immersive, hands-on experiences, students build capabilities in environmental stewardship, safety management, and fundamental activity techniques under direct supervision. This engaging qualification offers students an exciting program that develops employability skills for roles such as outdoor activity assistant, camp assistant, and equipment maintenance in Australia's expanding outdoor recreation and adventure tourism industries. Job opportunities include: Outdoor activity assistant, recreation assistant camp assistant and equipment hire and maintenance staff. Course No.SIS20419 RTO IVET RTO No:40548 Delivery at Salesian College

This course prepares the participant for employment in the plumbing trade. It enhances employment prospects by providing the required skills and knowledge. Students will learn to use plumbing hand tools and basic power tools in the workshop. They will apply skills to cut and penetrate building materials and perform basic electric welding. These skills prepare students for the complex tasks of fabricating simple plumbing pipe systems and using plumbing pipes, fittings and fixtures in plumbing installations. Course code: 22569VIC This course is offered at Victoria University (Sunshine) No: 3113

The Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics reflects the role of retail sales personnel involved in a defined range of tasks to sell and demonstrate beauty or cosmetic products. They follow known routines and procedures, and work under direct supervision. Course code: SHB20121 This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham) RTO: CRCIT No: 22427

VET Sport Coaching program has been developed with community sport and passionate sporting students in mind. Through this program, you will develop a variety of skills and knowledge to contribute to sport at the community level in assistant coaching or other official roles. The program includes practical coaching and officiating experience that will challenge you and ultimately build your confidence and decision-making skills. The opportunity also exists for you to improve your own sporting performance by learning about physical conditioning. Opportunities exist for coaching opportunities for younger year levels, within the class and industry fitness experiences. Course No. SIS20321 RTO IVET No: RTO40548 Delivery at Salesian College

The Certificate II in Workplace skills provides foundational skills and knowledge needed to start a career in the business world. You will become competent in a wide range of general information and communications including time management. You will learn how to use business software, how to work well in a team, and how to deliver effective service to colleagues. You will carry out a range of basic procedural, clerical, administrative, or operational tasks that require self-management and technology skills. You will perform a range of mainly routine tasks using limited practical skills and fundamental operational knowledge in a defined context. Course No. BSB20120 RTO IVET RTO No. RTO40548 Delivery at Salesian College

This is a two-year course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to work in the hairdressing industry, providing students with genuine hands-on experience with clients in our salon on campus. Students will learn how to interact with customers professionally and follow workplace health and safety procedures. Course code: SHB20616 This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Cremorne). No: 3077 CRC Sydenham RTO MC AIET No:121314 CRC CRCIT No:22427

The design industry is a small but important sector of the construction industry and is significantly driven by technological changes. Participants who complete the Certificate II in Signage and Graphics have the skills and knowledge necessary to gain an apprenticeship with an employer in the signage industry. Course code: 22573VIC This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham). RTO Star Training & Assessing No:21830

VET Sport Coaching program has been developed with community sport and passionate sporting students in mind. This subject will see you develop a variety of skills and the knowledge to contribute to sport at the community level in assistant coaching or official roles. The program includes practical coaching and officiating experience that will challenge and ultimately build your confidence and decision-making skills. The opportunity also exists for you to improve your own sporting performance by learning about physical conditioning. Opportunities exist for coaching opportunities for younger year levels, within the class and industry fitness experiences.

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in allied health or related industries. It is ideal for individuals who would like to work with physiotherapists, speech therapists, podiatrists, and occupational therapists. Allied health assistant roles are becoming more involved in the assessment and planning of therapeutic and rehabilitation programs. Course code:HLT33021 This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Bendigo,Castlemaine and Essendon) NO:3077 and CRC (Sydenham) RTO MCIE NO: 22172 RTO Victoria University (Sunshine) No: 3113

In Game Art Foundations you will learn how to develop 3D environments, characters, and animation for interactive games. Game art development is an exciting and dynamic entertainment medium that's quickly being adapted into traditional areas such as architecture, product design, and film making as well as emerging technologies such as VR/AR. You will develop best practice for a creative and iterative pipeline with the importance on developing quality 3D artwork. You will showcase your creativity in a character design folio and build your technical knowledge to maximise your artwork within a fun and engaging game environment, as well as website design and scripting.

This course will teach participants a range of practical early childhood skills. All participants will learn to facilitate children's play and leisure to help them to achieve developmentally. Course code: CHC30121 This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077 and Victoria University (Nicholson St) No: 3113 Kangan Institute RTO

Certificate III in Health Services Assistance (HLT33115) This certificate allows students to be educated and engaged in the Health Services Industry. The course involves a simulated work environment, which allows students to assume numerous roles and tasks in the health services assistance field. Job opportunities include: Nursing Assistant, Ward Assistant and Orderly, Health Professional assistants such as Medical Receptionists and Dental Assistants and Allied Health roles. RTO provider: IVET RTO no. 40548

To provide skills in the field of retail bakery. The course is nationally recognised. The course is part of the Food Processing Training Package with the focus on retail/bakery. This course will provide employment opportunities in retail, bakeries and commercial kitchens which require bakers. It will open opportunities for employment in franchise bakeries with further development in small business management and/or ownership. Course code: FBP30521 This course is offered at CRC Sydenham RTO William Angliss No: 3045.

This program is designed to provide an overview of the Beauty industry. It provides students with an opportunity to acquire skills, knowledge and personal attributes to work in the beauty industry. The course provides skills and knowledge to work as a beautician, providing a range of beauty services including nail, lash and brow, and basic make-up services. Students will develop a range of technical and customer service skills where discretion and judgement is required, including client consultation on beauty products and services. Course No. SHB30121 RTO BENDIGO KANGAN INSTITUTE RTO No. 3077 Delivery at Salesian College Year 1 and Cremorne campus Year 2.

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects within the business administration industry. It provides the basic administrative and computer skills expected from office and administration workers. Course code:BSB30120 This course is offered at Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) NO:3077 CRC (Sydenham), CRC RTO IVET (40548) and Integrity College (online) RTO 45122

To provide participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the performing arts industry. To enable participants to gain a recognised credential and to make a more informed choice of vocation or career paths. This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham). RTO - Dance Training Organisation No. 45789 Three Design courses RTO Whitehouse College no. 45927 Organisation No. 45789

This course blends illustration, styling, visual merchandising, and photography, placing illustration at the core. Students learn rendering techniques, design history/theory, colour trends, mixed media application, concept board development, model making, photography, and CAD programs. They will develop visual and creative skills for an industry-focused portfolio, enabling effective communication of visual concepts. This course is offered at Whitehouse Institute of Design (city).

This course integrates illustration, garment construction, and computer-aided design, emphasizing trend forecasting and trend-conscious design. With illustration as the focal point, students cultivate visual and creative abilities to translate fashion concepts effectively. They will learn fashion and illustration rendering, design theory/history, colour trends, mixed media techniques, concept board development, basic garment construction, and CAD software utilization for industry-relevant portfolios. This course is offered at Whitehouse Institute of Design (city). Course code: CUA20720 No: 91319

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the electrical or electrical-related industries. It enables participants to identify and use a range of components, accessories, materials, tools, equipment and technologies in electrical work. Course code: 22589VIC This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) NO: 3077 and Victoria University (Sunshine) NO:3113

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to achieve competencies that will enhance their employment prospects in the information technology or information technology-related industries. It provides general skills and knowledge of technical functions and workplace activities within the information and communications technology (ICT) field. This includes technical support, network administration, web technologies, software applications and digital media technologies. Course code:ICT30120 This course is offered at Bendigo Kangan Institute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077 CRC Sydenham IVET No:40548

This course offers entry level technical training in laboratory operations across a range of industries. Students will develop the skills and knowledge to safely handle chemicals, use basic laboratory equipment, follow procedures, and perform various other laboratory duties. Upon completion, students will have the potential to work in various entry level positions, including laboratory assistant, instrument operator, technical assistant, chemical process operator, and more. Course code: ICT30120 This course is offered at CRC (Sydenham) No: 22427 and Bendigo Kangan Instititute (Broadmeadows) No: 3077

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to work as a make-up artist to design and apply make-up for a range of purposes and occasions across the beauty, fashion, media and entertainment industries. This course only offers a partial completion. Course code: SHB30221 It is offered at Kangan Institute (Cremorne) No: 3077 and Victoria University (City) No: 3113

VET Music Unit 3 and 4 offer scored assessment and include units such as developing improvisation skills, preparing for performance, and performing music as part of a group or as a soloist. Music Performance Specialisation: provides students with the opportunity to apply a broad range of knowledge and skills in varied work contexts in the music industry. Units 3 and 4 offer scored assessment and include units such as developing improvisation skills, preparing for performance, and performing music as part of a group or as a soloist. Course No. CUA30920 RTO COSAMP No: RTO41549 Delivery at Salesian College. Note: The Unit 3 and 4 sequences of VCE VET Music are not designed as stand-alone studies. Students are strongly advised against undertaking the Unit 3 and 4 sequence without first completing Units 1 and 2.

CUA30920 Certificate III in Music Performance (VCE), will provide you with knowledge, skills and competency that will enhance your training and employment prospects in the music and creative arts industries. Units 1 and 2 offer fundamentals of copyright arrangements, planning a career in the creative arts and creative work-based tasks, creating simple musical pieces, developing aural skills and performing as part of a group or as a soloist, honing in on your performance and ensemble skills. VCE VET Music Units 3 and 4 offer scored assessment. 50% of the score is acquired through 5 units of study clustered into 3 SACs and include units such as developing improvisation and stagecraft skills, preparing and planning for musical performances, honing in on techniques for your area of specialisation with an external performance examination that accounts for the other 50% of your score. This is a two-year course with all units completed in sequence of Units 1-4. This subject can be elected and completed over two years from year 10 as well as year 11. NOTE: The Units 3 and 4 sequences of VCE VET Music are not designed as stand-alone studies. Students are strongly advised against undertaking the Units 3 and 4 sequence without first completing Units 1 and 2.

Our sports programs are designed for students who enjoy learning through practical experience and have a keen interest in sport or recreation. The skills that you will develop through our courses apply to a range of settings within the sport and recreation industry. Completing an VET sport course could be the first step towards a part-time role or a future career in sport, fitness, or recreation! Additionally, our courses provide you with the opportunity to learn through practical experience and to develop personal skills for lifelong participation in sport, fitness, or recreation activities. If you have a passion for sport or the outdoors, you will find this program engaging, and the skills developed through participating valuable for any career pathway. Course No. SIS30122 RTO IVET RTO No:40548 Delivery at Salesian College

Whether you're exploring a future career in the industry or simply want to build real world, hands on skills, this course is a great place to start. The Certificate II in Agriculture gives you practical, confidence building experience in a genuine farm setting. Throughout the program, you'll develop practical abilities across land management, livestock care, and an introduction to how farm workplace's function day to day, giving you a strong foundation before stepping into the agricultural industry. It's a dynamic, skill rich introduction to the agricultural world, and a fantastic stepping stone toward further study, employment, or simply a deeper understanding of how modern farming works. Ready to get your hands dirty and learn something real? This course could be the perfect fit.

These units are designed to provide you with further grammatical and oral skills in the Italian language. All language skills - reading, writing, listening, and speaking - are presented in a contextualised setting. This program is designed to provide additional pathways that enable you to achieve a nationally recognised VET qualification, 10297NAT Certificate II in Applied Language. Ten assessment tasks will be completed during the year. In order to achieve a VET Applied Language qualification, you must demonstrate competencies described in each Unit of the Certificate. The tasks require you to be able to interact with a range of people, in a range of settings - both in social settings and in the workplace.

Get ready to become a video game developer with our immersive subject. Using cutting-edge game engines like Game Maker, Flowlab, and Unity, you'll learn how to design and create engaging video games from start to finish. Whether you're interested in adventure, strategy, platform, or first-person games, you'll have the opportunity to bring your unique ideas to life. You'll develop and edit event-driven code to add essential functionality like motion, collisions, shooting, scoring, lives, and health. Working independently and collaboratively, you'll take your game concepts from conception to rollout and gain valuable skills that can propel you to the forefront of the gaming industry.

Design is a powerful force that influences our lives and shapes our future. In this subject, you will explore concepts of Good Design in projects that align with your personal interests. Using a developmental folio, you will learn the design process from brainstorming ideas to developing practical solutions. Through this subject, you will improve your drawing skills, technical drawing abilities, and use of digital technologies. Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in architecture, graphic design, user interface, or product design, this subject provides an excellent introduction to key Design terminology and makes a great pathway to develop your skills and knowledge.

Are you ready to change the world? Creative? Curious? Ready to really think for yourself and solve problems? Are you able to visualise ideas and draw well? Visual Communication Design is waiting for people like you! You will explore how designers visually communicate ideas when designing messages, objects, environments, and interactive experiences. You will use inquiry-based learning to explore what makes good design and how to re-frame design problems. In collaboration with others, you will address design problems that impact people, communities, and societies and create innovative solutions using visual language.

VCE Visual Communication Design teaches you how to be a future-ready designer! You will be equipped with the skills, knowledge, and mindset necessary to address problems of life through innovation and creative thinking. Through exposure to the cultures and traditions of design practice, you will learn how designers visually communicate ideas and information when designing for people, communities, and societies. You will develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions required of a multidisciplinary designer who is a reflective, responsible, and empathetic practitioner equipped with agency and initiative. You will use the learned design process on a major design project.

This subject provides you with the opportunity to develop your literacy skills to meet the demands of the workplace, community, further study, and personal aspirations. Through analysing various text types from different cultures and contexts, including First Nations peoples' knowledge, you will learn to participate in discussions, debates, and gain an understanding of the values represented in different texts. In Unit 1, you will learn to construct and respond to a range of digital content for workplace, community, and vocational purposes. In Unit 2, you will learn to create annotations, written, oral, and multimedia responses to diverse arguments and present points of view supported by evidence.

In Unit 3, you will develop your skills in understanding and accessing informational, organisational, and procedural texts, which reflect real-life situations encountered in vocational settings or workplaces. You will learn to recognise, analyse, and evaluate the structures and semantic elements of these texts, as well as their purpose and audience. This will prepare you to deal with a range of technical content encountered throughout adulthood, such as safety reports, public health initiatives, tax forms, contracts, and promotional videos. In Unit 4, you will investigate, analyse, and create content for self-advocacy, product promotion, or community group advocacy. You will explore the importance of creating a brand and how different platforms work together to produce one central message to influence an audience.

In Vocational Major Religious Education, you will explore the character strengths of courage, resilience, and tolerance through short 'encounters' aimed at bringing faith into dialogue with real world scenarios. You will be asked to critically evaluate the role that character strengths play in defining a person and in the ability to deepen an awareness of a person's place in the world and the building of right relationships with others. You will also examine the role that living a life based on following the Gospel values can have for building character and for defining our moral and ethical responsibility for living in a contemporary pluralistic society.

Vocational Religious Education allows you to reflect on various aspects of our Catholic faith tradition, while applying critical thinking skills to the contemporary, pluralistic outlook evident in today's modern secular society where Catholicism and its values are increasingly challenged. You will broadly examine themes such as 'what is our faith today?'; 'the God question'; 'our creation stories', 'witnessing to the call to service'; 'no longer relevant so does it matter anyway?'; 'change and challenge'; and 'acceptance and denial'. You will examine relevant data and documents to further depth their learning and understanding of complex issues.

In this subject, you will have the opportunity to develop your literacy skills to meet the demands of the workplace, community, further study, and personal aspirations. Through analysing various text types from different cultures and contexts, including First Nations peoples' knowledge, you will learn to participate in discussions, debates, and gain an understanding of the values represented in different texts. In Unit 1, you will learn to construct and respond to a range of digital content for workplace, community, and vocational purposes. In Unit 2, you will learn to create annotations, written, oral, and multimedia responses to diverse arguments and present points of view supported by evidence.

VPP Numeracy is designed to develop your everyday numeracy practices and prepare them for personal, public, and vocational contexts. With an applied learning focus, the program develops foundational mathematical skills through consideration of personal, home, vocational, and community environments. Accessible and appropriate technologies are used to enhance learning. The program aims to provide students with the necessary mathematical knowledge, skills, and dispositions to solve problems in real-life contexts, relevant to contemporary society. The numeracies are introduced using a problem-solving cycle with four components, emphasising identification, action, evaluation, and communication. The program includes foundational skills related to measurement, shape, numbers, and graphs applied to everyday tasks. Students should be able to perform basic arithmetic operations and recognise common spatial representations in familiar contexts.

In this subject you will look at what life as a young person in Japan is really like. This includes school life, the latest fads and fashions, and what it means to be a teen living in Japan. How do Japanese teenagers balance home and parents with the ever-increasing demands of school? Find out how a young person manages to stay 'on trend' in their busy social lives, while keeping one foot planted in treasured traditions. You will develop language skills including viewing, reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

In this subject you will learn about issues affecting women's health and wellbeing, such as body image, sexual health, and the influence of social media. You will also explore women's roles in sports and how empowerment works, as well as ethical issues within the sport and health industries.

In this subject we will cover various topics related to women's health and wellbeing, including body confidence, mental health, exercise, and nutrition. You will also learn about women in sport, including their empowerment, the challenges they face, and ethical issues within the sport and health industries.

In this subject, targeted at female identifying students, you will learn about issues affecting women's health and wellbeing, such as body image, sexual health, and the influence of social media. You will also explore women's roles in sports and how empowerment works, as well as ethical issues within the sport and health industries.

Are women the true superheroes of our Church? In this unit you will discover if so and why. You will look at the important female characters in the Bible, with a focus on Jesus' mother, Mary, and characters like Esther, Sarah, and Mary Magdalene. You will then look at women who have become Saints and investigate their lives and the impact that they have had here in Australia and internationally. Finally, you will look at women in the Church today, and what they are contributing to the community. We may meet some of these legends in the flesh! Throughout the whole unit you will address big questions, such as, why can't women be priests?

Discover the world of woodworking in our introductory course designed to nurture your passion for craftsmanship. From the foundational principles of measuring and cutting to the essential art of joinery, you'll delve into the fundamentals of woodworking. Whether you're a complete novice or have limited experience, this course offers a comfortable and encouraging environment to ignite your interest in working with wood. Explore the satisfaction of crafting with your hands and creating basic, yet beautiful pieces under the guidance of skilled woodworking instructors. Join us and start your journey into the world of woodworking.

The aim of this study is to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the workplace and its terminologies. It will help you navigate the rapidly changing world of work and its impact on individuals. The study will enable you to comprehend the relationship between skills, knowledge, capabilities, and pathway goals, and develop effective communication skills for self-reflection and self-promotion. The structure of the study comprises of two units. Unit 3 focuses on the core elements of a healthy, collaborative, inclusive, and harmonious workplace, and is divided into three main areas. Unit 4 focuses on developing and applying knowledge and skills related to portfolios, which culminates in the formal presentation of a completed portfolio in a panel-style interview.

Are you ready to become a job search expert and land your dream career? In this exciting subject, you'll dive deep into the technicalities of hiring an employee for a job, giving you the tools to succeed in any hiring process. You'll learn how employers assess candidates and what qualities they seek in an ideal employee, empowering you to create an appealing resume, cover letter, and interview strategy. But that's not all - you'll also discover how to market your unique strengths and skills to potential employers, increasing your chances of landing your dream job. Don't miss out on the chance to become a hiring pro - join this subject now!

The World of Work will teach you work-related terminology and concepts related to the rapidly changing working environments. You will benefit from exploring and investigating potential employment and study pathway options based on your own skills and attributes. You will develop a career action plan and make meaningful connections to industry and the work environments. Through project-based learning, you will have an opportunity to develop employability skills and key life skills such as developing a resume and cover letter, registering for a Tax File Number, learning interview techniques, as well as looking at potential future work options. This subject will prepare you for the world of work and is suitable for all students and may particularly benefit those who are unsure of their pathway or who are looking to take on a VCE Vocational Major pathway.

World on a Plate is an exciting and immersive exploration of the vibrant cultures and mouth-watering cuisines that span the globe. Delve into the fascinating history and unique culinary techniques behind iconic dishes from around the world, and discover the impact of migration on Australia's rich and diverse food scene. Through hands-on learning experiences, you will develop cooking skills and knowledge, mastering the art of creating authentic dishes from various regions of the world. From fragrant curries to delectable desserts, you will gain a deep appreciation for the important role food plays in cultural expression and celebration. Join us on this gastronomic journey and discover the incredible diversity and beauty of global cuisine!

Explore the most devastating war in human history and gain an understanding of its impact on Australia and the world. In this subject, you will delve into the events of World War 1, also known as the Great War, and explore the role that Australia played in this conflict, including the pivotal battles of Gallipoli and the Somme. Through the use of primary and secondary sources, you will analyse the reliability of information and compare and contrast different perspectives to gain a comprehensive understanding of this world-changing event. Join us on this journey through history to gain a deeper appreciation of the sacrifices made and the lessons learned from the 'war to end all wars'.

Unleash your curiosity and explore the monumental events that shaped the world as we know it. In this subject, you will delve into the rise of Fascism and the devastating effects of World War 2 on a global scale, with a strong emphasis on Australia's involvement. From the European Theater to the Pacific, you will witness the courage and sacrifice of those who fought for freedom against the Nazi power and Imperial Japan. But that's not all - you will also confront the chilling reality of the Holocaust, and use primary and secondary sources to gain perspective and evaluate the reliability of historical events. Join us and discover the power of historical inquiry.

Unlock your creative voice in our Writer's Workshop course. Designed to cultivate your storytelling abilities, this immersive experience includes reading and discussing influential texts, as well as crafting your own written work. You won't be honing your skills in isolation; we'll guide you towards various competitions and creative opportunities to showcase your talent. The course culminates in a collective endeavour - the publication of a student-authored anthology. Come write, share, and discover the author in you!

Are you ready to discover the true power of your voice in our political system? Join us in this exciting subject where you'll dive deep into the world of parliamentary systems and explore the countless ways you can make an impact. From voting and joining a political party, to running for a seat in parliament and even changing our Constitution, the possibilities are endless. This is your chance to take an active role in shaping your community and making a difference that will be felt for years to come.

In this subject, you will explore the origins of Christian decision making and our sense of justice. The course will investigate how the Bible addresses topics such as crime, justice, and punishment, and what insights we can gain from these passages. You will examine how individuals throughout history have spoken out against injustice, even in the face of ridicule and persecution. The subject will then shift to exploring how the Gospels inform contemporary society's views on human rights, justice, and the law, and how to live a good Christian life.