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Prospectus Year 11 and 12 Senior Secondary Education EMPOWERING EDUCATION THROUGH SPORT
WELCOME TO SEDA
A message from
our State Manager
At SEDA Group (SEDA), we change students’
lives by developing real skills and preparing
them for a successful future.
The SEDA model places student Our teachers work with each
interest at the forefront of their student to develop their confidence
senior secondary education, as learners. They are specifically
alongside a practical connection recruited for their capacity to build
to industry and an individual healthy and respectful relationships
approach to teaching and learning. with students, helping them to
SEDA accesses leading industry develop skills for life.
partnerships including Cricket
Australia, the Western Australian SEDA delivers the Western Australian
Cricket Association, Perth Scorchers, Certificate of Education (WACE)
Netball WA, West Coast Fever, using an applied learning model
Basketball WA, Perth Glory, Football where hands-on learning happens
West, Fremantle Dockers, and West both inside and outside of the
Coast Eagles. classroom. Through this applied
learning model, students have
The SEDA Group model has a deeper connection to their
demonstrated success in engaging, education, resulting in enhanced
educating, and empowering young engagement levels. Students
people in Western Australia also undertake work and industry
since 2013. placements and community project
work to develop their work readiness
What makes for an engaging and community awareness.
education? For us, the key component
is interest-based learning. Young Our vision is that students benefit
people and their families choose from being exposed to a range of
SEDA because we connect with learning opportunities. Each student
their interests and then get students is supported to develop a career plan
outside of the classroom to learn that is specific to their aspirations
directly from industry. and goals. Whilst ensuring that it
links directly to the learning activities
Our individual learning approach they undertake and their chosen
incorporates a "one teacher, one career pathway.
classroom" model. Allowing our
teachers to take on a true mentoring
approach, where they walk alongside
and support the individual journey of
our students as they complete their
secondary education. Rocky Collins
State Manager
PROSPECTUS 3
WHO WE ARE
Why choose
SEDA
4 SEDA
SEDA is a senior secondary educator
and provider of the Western Australian
Certificate of Education (WACE).
We aim to bring out the best in our
students by focussing on key elements
that define our unique approach.
CONNECT TO INDIVIDUAL LEARNING
INDUSTRY APPROACH
SEDA students experience a unique Our ‘one teacher’ to ‘one class’
education pathway because of approach allows our teachers to
our relationships with several take on a true mentoring role, where
of Australia’s leading sporting they get the time to know you and
organisations. Students are involved your individual aspirations. They take
in industry experiences they will not the time to support you as you learn
find anywhere else. We develop through your own experiences and
Areas of Study and curriculum define your own journey.
with our industry partners so that
students develop the knowledge,
skills and attributes of current
industry professionals.
LEARN OUTSIDE DEVELOP YOUR
THE CLASSROOM CAREER PLAN
You will learn in real workplace and We know from our connection
community settings and directly to industry the key personal
from industry experts. You may get qualities and transferable skills that
out of your comfort zone and make employers are looking for. We place
mistakes, but this is where the real as much importance on developing
learning takes place. Don’t worry, these skills as academic progress.
we will support you all the way. We’ll Through a tailored, individual
equip you with transferable skills that approach known as MyPlan your
will help you climb the career ladder. teacher will support you as you
develop these skills to set you
on a pathway to success.
PROSPECTUS 5
THE SEDA YEAR 11 AND 12 PROGRAMS
Sports Development Program (SDP)
SEDA partners with the biggest sporting brands and We are proud to partner with high profile industry
organisations in Australia facilitating real life industry organisations to offer the following programs:
experiences and student opportunities, through elite
club inductions, match day experiences, community › Basketball WA Sports Development Program
events, participation programs and work placement › Cricket Australia Sports Development Program
opportunities. This combined with our applied industry
based learning approach allows students to acquire › Fremantle Dockers Sports Development Program
the skills needed to support future educational and
employment pathways. › West Coast Fever Sports Development Program
› Perth Glory Sports Development Program
› West Coast Eagles Sports Development Program
6 SEDA
Year 11 Fees
› WACE Courses – General Level^ SEDA fees for Year 11 & 12 in 2020 are set out below:
- Physical Education
- English
- Career and Enterprise
Year 11 & 12 Year 11 & 12
Program
› Authority Developed Workplace Learning Full Fee Concession Fee
› SIS20115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation* Concession card
Sports
holders are entitled
Development $4,000*
to the secondary
Year 12 Program*
assistance scheme.
› WACE Courses – General Level^
- Physical Education *The above is the proposed full fee for 2020.
- English This may change for 2021.
- Career and Enterprise
› Authority Developed Workplace Learning What do the fees include:
› School Based Apprenticeship and Traineeship › WACE Course
› SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation*+ › Full Uniform
› Industry Specific Coaching and Officiating Courses
* In 2020, SEDA delivers and assesses, provides individual
support services and manages the admissions process for these
› Use of a Notebook Computer (contains all
VET qualifications on behalf of Northern Metropolitan TAFE coursework, no books required for purchase)
(RTO Provider: 52786). For Bunbury classes, students are enrolled
with SEDA Group. These qualifications are recognised under the Additional fees apply for other services. Please refer to SEDA’s
Australian Qualification Framework and lead to issuance of AQF Fees and Charges Policy available on our website.
Certification by Northern Metropolitan TAFE and SEDA Group.
Providers are subject to change for 2021.
^ In 2020, SEDA Group delivers WACE on behalf of Lynwood Senior
High School & Manea Senior College. Providers are subject to
change for 2021.
+ SEDA Group is approved to deliver publicly funded training under
the Jobs and Skills WA Program. Individuals who are eligible under
the Jobs and Skills WA Program and enrol into the SIS30115
Certificate III in Sport and Recreation as an School-based Trainee
with SEDA Group; the WA state government will contribute to
the cost of training services and individuals will not be charged
a tuition fee. Eligibility is subject to sighting relevant evidence by
a SEDA Group representative prior to enrolment and that there
is availability in SEDA Group’s Contracted Programs of Study.
PROSPECTUS 7
CLASSROOM VENUES
Our programs are based on hands-on
experiences and because of this, our classrooms
are not like those in most secondary schools.
Working with our industry partners,
we have classrooms at sport,
recreation and community centres. 1 5
This enables students to learn by
being immersed in their chosen
industry and applying what they learn
in real situations and environments. 13
Class locations are fully equipped with
all the infrastructure required for a 3 6 8
classroom setting, allowing students 11 12 4
10
to complete theory-based learning as
well as selected practical activities.
Perth
Classroom venues:
7
Metro
2
1 Warwick Stadium
2 Lakeside Recreation Centre
9
3 Wembley Athletic Club
4 Matthews Netball Centre
5 Whitford Hockey Club
6 East Perth Football Club
7 South Fremantle Football Club
8 Subiaco Football Club
9 Cockburn Aquatic and Recreation Centre
10 WACA Ground
11 UWA Tennis Club
12 UWA Hockey Club
13 Perth Soccer Club
Regional 14 15
14 South West Phoenix Soccer Club
15 South West Sports Centre *Information accurate as of April 2020
go to seda.wa.edu.au/learning/venues
for up to date venue information.
8 SEDA
ROTARY BOARDING
The Rotary Residential College works in partnership
with the SEDA Program to offer an accommodation
option in Perth. Accommodation is available to any
Western Australian country high school students who
are relocating to Perth to attend the SEDA program.
The College is in the suburb of East The boarding amenities include: The day to day running of the
Victoria Park, conveniently located College is purposely designed to
close to shops, public transport, city, ›
Students have their own private meet the student’s needs and we
sporting clubs, public library and room with ensuite bathrooms. believe the students benefit from
Curtin University. ›
Recreation Room which has the community atmosphere.
The College provides a safe, caring a huge TV, pool tables, The College has experienced and
and nurturing environment for table tennis tables etc passionate staff which are always
your child to grow and is dedicated ›
Dining Room organising many excursions and
to working together with parents/ activities for the students to keep
caregivers to provide a nurturing ›
Computer/Multi Study Room them occupied. Management
home away from home where also live on the premises full time
students from regional Western › Upper School Recreation Room providing care and support.
Australia mature into responsible › Music Room
adults in an environment
conducive to nurturing confidence › Gym
and competence.
› Wi-Fi
› Laundry
PROSPECTUS 9
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
The SEDA
difference
Students will have access to a team of experienced
teachers and support staff for sport, literacy,
wellbeing, and career guidance. They are experts
in their field, helping students to develop their
individual passions and achieve outstanding success.
Our teachers, while being They act as mentors, supporting MySEDA
experienced educators, also have both learning and wellbeing
a broad range of professional throughout the program. If concerns MySEDA is the Learning
skills and excellent theoretical become more significant, each Management System (LMS) that
and practical grounding. They have teacher will collaborate with the students, parents, teachers and
industry experience, which will Program Coordinator and/or staff use as their central hub for
vary from teacher to teacher. Student Connect staff to provide communication, teaching and
the best care possible. learning. MySEDA supports parents
All staff are invested in unlocking and guardians to stay connected
each student’s potential as they Student Connect provides with real-time access to student
guide them on a pathway to success. professional wellbeing assistance in assessment, grades, reports,
Our teachers develop a professional collaboration with the teaching team industry experiences and important
relationship with their students, and parents/carers. We find open notifications. It is available online
giving them the skills and guidance and regular communication makes a and as a smartphone app.
required to realise their full potential. difference to a student’s experience
while they are at school. We
Our staff also work in close encourage regular contact between
collaboration with industry experts SEDA staff, students and parents/
from our partner organisations, carers; and where appropriate,
delivering hands-on learning and
external support providers. This is
creating meaningful workplace
critical to ensure each student’s
connections. individual needs are met.
Our aim is to develop each student’s
Student Connect capacity to access support services
At SEDA, we understand the in their local area that are age
significance of wellbeing for student appropriate and best placed to assist.
achievement. The "one teacher,
Student Connect also promotes
one classroom" model we use allows
student wellbeing by developing
our teachers to develop positive
awareness, raising activities relevant
relationships with each student and
to the needs of our students.
support their individual journeys.
10 SEDAMyPLAN
MyPLAN is a digital portfolio that
supports students to track their
individual goals, achievements,
experiences, and growth during their
time at SEDA. Underpinning MyPLAN
are the Transferable Work Skills and
Personal Habits, which have been
identified as important attributes,
attitudes, and mindsets to develop
in order to succeed at SEDA and
beyond. Development of the MyPLAN
portfolio, and the Transferable
Work Skills and Personal Habits, is
supported with timetabled MyPLAN
sessions in class and regular MyPLAN
meetings between teachers, parents,
and students.
The five core skills we believe are
essential for student development are:
› Problem Solving
› Personal Organisation
› Self-Awareness
› Communication
› Teamwork
PROSPECTUS 11AREAS OF STUDY
Student Learning
The SEDA program is planned and developed
with industry experts, and deliberately connects
the learning experiences of our students to
the type of activities and projects that might
be undertaken if working in a sport and
recreation environment.
The SEDA program takes the You get to hone your skills in a Game On
traditional WACE and VET real-world environment in a junior
curriculum and contextualizes development capacity. You will also Participate in the SEDA Game On
it to create maximum student have the opportunity to develop season and develop your skills and
engagement. your planning and collaboration broaden your knowledge about
skills and learn how to communicate the game you love. In this area of
proficiently with both large and study, students put their skill and
Becoming the Coach small groups. conditioning into match practice,
Great coaches are hard to find. as well as gain a broader
In this area of study, students understanding of what it takes
are introduced to the roles and
The Athlete to run a sporting competition.
responsibilities of an entry level In The Athlete, students will gain Participate in Game On, show
coach. Students explore and an understanding of what it takes to off your skills and explore other
compare good and poor coaching perfect skills. Students will learn how aspects of the game such as sports
practices and are given the to perform a skill analysis and design psychology, officiating, fixtures
opportunity to apply these skills and implement a development and resulting.
with real life participants. Coaching program. Students will explore and
practices are reviewed, and student apply skill improvement tools and
skills refined so that they are ready feedback mechanisms and compare
to conduct participation clinics skill abilities of varying levels of
representing their sporting partner. athletes.
The Community The Power of Sport
Development Officer Sport is the universal language.
Take the time to explore how sport
You will have the opportunity can influence and shape the culture
to develop the skills necessary for within a community. Learn and
turning your passion for coaching experience how sport can break
into a successful career. In addition, down all sorts of barriers and bring
you have the opportunity to network people together. In this area of
with SEDA’s sporting partners and study, students will connect with
leaders in the industry to learn sporting partners and industry
coaching principles and develop strategies to help build better
coaching sessions. communities.
12 SEDASample student timetable
Students attend SEDA five days a week, completing a timetable that will
look similar to the one shown below. The timetable below is subject to
change. Up to three days a week, students complete the classroom-based
component of their qualifications. The other two days of the week focus
on practical, and industry-based learning activities.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
The
The Power Community The Power The
Session 1 Developing
of Sport Projects of Sport Workplace
Coach
The The
The The The
Session 2 Developing Developing
Athlete Athlete Workplace
Coach Coach
The
The Private The The
Session 3 Developing
Apprentice Study Apprentice Workplace
Coach
*Example 2020 Sports Development Program Timetable
PROSPECTUS 13GRADUATES
Develop your skills
for an exciting career
SEDA students develop transferrable
skills, which lead to a variety of exciting
career options. Graduates find themselves
studying and working in a broad range
of industries including:
› Human Movement › Event Management › Administration
› Sport and Recreation › Community Development › Business
› Sport and Exercise Science › Fan Development › Trade Apprenticeships
› Sport Coaching › Health and Physical Education › International Relations
› Sport Management › Police Force › Journalism
› Healthcare/Paramedics › Psychology › Defence Force
› Occupational Therapy › Youth Work
SEDA career pathways
2018 Year 12 Graduates
30% University
11% Apprenticeship
13% Employed Full Time
16% Unknown
14% SEDA Diploma*
12% TAFE
4% Seeking
*SEDA Group (RTO Provider 22502)
SIS50612 Diploma of Sport Development
14 SEDA“The pathways and networking
opportunities that SEDA
provided me during my
time gave me the skills and
knowledge to be able to start
my journey in the AFL industry
with the Fremantle Dockers.”
Cale Provan
Digital Media & Marketing Assistant,
Fremantle Dockers Football Club
PROSPECTUS 15FURTHER EDUCATION
Pathways to
University
Students who successfully complete their studies
at SEDA have a range of further education
pathways available to them.
Each of our University partners have Sports Industry Program
seen firsthand the strength, both
in student academics and personal The Dual Diploma program
skills, of our young people enabling comprises the SIS50319 Diploma
them access into the University via of Sport, and the BSB50215
the entry programs on offer. Diploma of Business.
Alternatively, SEDA students By undertaking the Sports
can continue their studies in the Industry Program you will have the
SEDA environment through the opportunity to study a curriculum
Diploma Program. matched to your interests, complete
a practical placement, run projects
interstate or abroad, and undertake
In partnership with a customised sport-specific high-
performance program designed
for you.
The pathway opportunities*
available to Diploma graduates
include courses with partner
Universities.
The VET Student Loan program is available
for these qualifications with SEDA Group.
A VET Student Loan will not be approved
for students who do not meet eligibility
requirements. In 2021, the maximum More information
tuition fees are: SIS50319 Diploma of seda.wa.edu.au/pathways
Sport - $10,172.80 & BSB50215 Diploma
of Business - $5,808.00. A VET Student * subject to meeting eligibility
Loan gives rise to a VETSL debt requirements. Pathways information
that continues to be debt due to the relates to the 2020 Sports Industry
Commonwealth until it is repaid. Program, accurate as at June, 2020.
16 SEDA“SEDA pushed me to strive for
excellence and to take every
opportunity; I believe that is the
reason I am where I am today.”
Stephanie Poole
Bachelor of Secondary Health
and Physical Education
Primary School Education Assistant
PROSPECTUS 17SEDA WA INDIGENOUS EDUCATION
AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
SEDA partners
with MADALAH
SEDA Group partners with MADALAH Limited
(MADALAH) to deliver the WA component of the
National Indigenous Education and Leadership Program.
18 SEDAMADALAH is a not-for-profit ›
Skills to gain meaningful We encourage applications from students
organisation that offers secondary employment across all regions of WA, boarding facilities
and tertiary scholarships to young are available to regional students. For
›
1 on 1 support from the SEDA more information regarding the SEDA WA
Indigenous students.
Indigenous Liaison Officer and Indigenous Scholarship Program and the
Together, SEDA and MADALAH other Wellbeing staff Leadership Program in 2021 please email
reeshaq@sedagroup.com.au or visit:
can offer Indigenous students:
A key aspect of the program is seda.wa.edu.au/indigenous-programs.
›
A scholarship covering the to develop the next generation Disclaimer: SEDA reserves the right to
school/enrolment fee of young Indigenous leaders and determine the number of scholarships that
role models and create a strong may be awarded each year and the value
›
Strengthening of their connection to the community. While of the scholarship. Failure to participate in
cultural identity identifying tailored pathways for our organised Indigenous activities may result
students into higher education and/ in the scholarship being revoked.
›
Regular Indigenous Leadership
Program activities or employment, we aim to mentor
and support our Alumni to increase
› MADALAH Mentoring sessions their chance of success.
›
Pathways and connections
to higher education
“Reesha is a SEDA Alumni and since
graduating has been employed by SEDA
as the Baldja Mob Leader, Indigenous Liaison
Officer. In her role, Reesha will be developing
the Indigenous Leaders within the SEDA
program and will grow the opportunities
for Indigenous students.”
Reesha Quaresimin
Indigenous Liaison Officer, SEDA Baldja Mob Leader
PROSPECTUS 19EXPERIENCES
The SEDA
Experience
20 SEDAPeak Experiences Student Experiences
› Sporting Partner Inductions › Represent SEDA in School Sports
Western Australia competition
› Game day and opportunities
to engage in the Industry › SEDA Cup
› Graduation
› Swimming, Athletic and
Cross-Country Carnivals
Student Leadership Industry Leaders
Programs SEDA Industry Leaders enhance
› Year 11 Student each student’s overall educational
Leadership Program experience as they deliver sessions
that reflect their experiences in the
› Year 12 Student sport industry. This allows students
Leadership Program to learn from industry experts to
further develop industry specific
› Baldja Mob – Indigenous skills, while gaining valuable insights
Leadership Programs about the attitudes and behaviors
that have made our Industry
Leaders so successful.
Wellbeing and
Celebrations
› International Women’s Day
› Men’s Health Day
› RUOK day
› NAIDOC Celebrations
* Events are subject to change from
year to year
PROSPECTUS 21HOW TO APPLY, ELIGIBILITY, NEXT STEPS
Enrolment Process
Apply online
1 Complete an online application form at seda.wa.edu.au/apply.
The form will only take a few minutes to complete.
Attend an Information Session
2 Information sessions are a great way to learn more
about SEDA and hear from our State Manager.
Book an interview
3 Once you have applied our Admissions Team will contact
you to book an interview with our teaching staff.
If accepted
Complete enrolment form
4 To secure a place which has been offered, families must
complete an enrolment form which will be sent via email.
Attend uniform fitting
5 Our uniform supplier will be in touch with you to
organise a uniform fitting at a suitable time.
Experience Orientation Day
6 We hold an Orientation Day where students meet their
teacher and peers at their new classroom venue.
7 Start at SEDA
22 SEDAScan this QR code to apply with SEDA.
EMPOWERING EDUCATION
THROUGH SPORT
1/9 Malland Street
Myaree, WA, 6154
E: info@seda.wa.edu.au
P: 1300 777 332
seda.wa.edu.au
RTO Provider: 22503
Information accurate as at June 2020.
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