Learning

Skills Phase

Practical learning that develops work habits, independence, entrepreneurship and participation.

Learners collaborating on a practical robotics activityEvery learner. A meaningful way forward.

Practical preparation for adult life

The Skills Phase supports learners who benefit from a more functional and practical curriculum. Learning develops everyday competence, work habits, communication, creativity and participation in the community.

Learning by doing

Programmes combine functional academics with practical activities. Depending on the learner’s pathway, this may include computer literacy, hospitality, woodwork and timber, personal-care services, maintenance, creative work and structured school-to-work exposure.

Find the right pathway

A meaningful next step starts with understanding the learner.

Explore the curriculum routes, then use the admissions guide to understand formal placement.