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Prospectus Year 10, 11 and 12 Senior Secondary Education EMPOWERING EDUCATION THROUGH SPORT
SEDA NT
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 staff are specifically recruited
alongside a practical connection for their capacity to build healthy
to industry and an individual and respectful relationships with
approach to teaching and learning. students and develop skills for life.
SEDA accesses leading industry
partnerships including Cricket SEDA delivers the Northern Territory
Australia, NT Cricket, Netball Certification of Education and
NT, Basketball NT, the Darwin Training (NTCET) using an applied
Basketball Association, Football NT, learning approach where hands-on
AFLNT, Tennis NT, NRL NT and the learning happens both inside and
Parramatta Eels. outside of the classroom. Through
this applied learning model, students
The SEDA Group model has have a deeper connection to their
demonstrated success in engaging, education, resulting in enhanced
educating and empowering young engagement levels. Students also
people in the Northern Territory undertake industry placements and
since 2013. community project work to develop
their work readiness and community
What makes for an engaging awareness.
education? For us, the key
component is interest-based Our vision is that students benefit
learning. Young people and their from being exposed to a range of
families choose SEDA because we learning opportunities. Each student
connect with their interests and is supported to develop a career plan
then get students outside of the that is specific to their aspirations
classroom to learn directly from and goals and one that makes
industry. direct links to the learning activities
they undertake and their chosen
Our ‘one teacher, one classroom’ career pathway.
model also allows 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. Francis Gill
State Manager, SEDA
PROSPECTUS 3
WHO WE ARE
Why choose
SEDA NT
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SEDA NT is an Education Provider
delivering the Northern Territory
Certificate of Education and Training
(NTCET). 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
What sets us apart from the rest Our ‘one teacher’ to ‘one class’
is our relationships with renowned approach allows our teachers to
industry bodies. At SEDA, you will gain take on a true mentoring role, where
practical skills and enjoy a wide range they get the time to know you and
of learning experiences in the industry, your individual aspirations. They take
as well as participate in programs the time to support you as you learn
that are designed in partnership with through your own experiences and
our industry partners. define your own journey.
LEARN OUTSIDE DEVELOP YOUR
THE CLASSROOM CAREER PLAN
You will learn in real workplace and We know from our connection to
community settings and directly industry the key personal qualities
from industry experts. You may get and transferable skills that they
out of your comfort zone and make are looking for. We place as much
mistakes, but this is where the real importance on developing these
learning takes place. Don’t worry, 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,
will help you enter the working world your teacher will support you
with confidence. as you develop these skills to
set you on a pathway to success.
PROSPECTUS 5
SEDA YEARS 10, 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 to facilitate real life industry organisations to offer the following programs:
experiences and student opportunities. This includes
elite club inductions, match day experiences, community › Cricket Australia Sports Development Program
events, participation programs and work placement › Netball Sports Development Program
opportunities. Combined with our applied industry based
learning approach, students acquire the skills to support › AFLNT Sports Development Program
future educational and employment pathways.
› NRL NT Sports Development Program
› Basketball NT Sports Development Program
› Football NT Sports Development Program
› Tennis NT Sports Development Program
Completing Year 12 is essential for a young person’s
social, personal and career development. As such,
the foundation of our programs is a Senior Secondary
Certificate. Students in the NT achieve this by
successfully completing school subjects from the
Northern Territory Certificate of Education and
Training (NTCET).
SEDA students undertake a combination of mainstream
and Vocational Education and Training (VET)
qualifications, which develop their industry-specific
skills and contribute credits towards their NTCET.
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Year 10 Fees
› SIS20115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation SEDA fees for Year 10, 11 & 12 in 2021 are set out below:
› NTCET
Year 10, 11 & 12 Full Fee
Program
Year 11 including essential resources
› SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation*
Sports Development
$2,970*
› NTCET Program
Year 12 * The above fee is the full tuition and resource fee per student
enrolment for 2021. This may change for 2022.
› SIS40115 Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation
› NTCET What do the fees include:
› Opportunity for further study › VET training services
› Uniform
*In 2021, SEDA Group delivers and assesses, provides individual
support services and manages the admissions process for the › Use of a Notebook Computer (contains all
SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation on behalf of
coursework, no books required for purchase)
Charles Darwin University (RTO Provider: 0373) - cdu.edu.au
In 2021, SEDA Group delivers NTCET on behalf of Casuarina Senior
› Incursions/Excursions
College - casuarinaseniorcollege.com.au
› Insurance - Student
In 2021, the SIS20115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation is
delivered under the 2021 Training Contract – VET Delivered to
› First Aid certification
Secondary School Students in accordance with the Northern
› Industry Specific Coaching Courses
Territory Department of Education. Students who are 15 years
of age or above and are enrolled in Senior Secondary Education (upon application)
in 2022, may attract government subsidised training for this
Additional fees apply for other services and overnight
qualification – subject to approval.
camps. Please refer to SEDA’s Fees and Charges Policy
This information is subject to change. available on our website.
Students are also entitled to a ‘back to school’ voucher
from the Northern Territory Government for $150 which
they will receive at the beginning of each school year.
This can be put towards program fees or any other
expenses relating to school.
PROSPECTUS 7
CLASSROOM VENUES
To maximise student learning and deliver
industry-based experiences, classrooms are
located in local community sport, recreation,
and community facilities.
Current locations
Tennis NT
Darwin Basketball Association
St Mary's Football Club
Waratah Football Club Casuarina
Nightcliff
1 2 3
Darwin
Palmerston City
4
Information accurate as of May 2021:
go to seda.nt.edu.au/venues
for up to date venue information.
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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, MySEDA 2020 Attendance rate
helping students to develop their
individual passions and achieve MySEDA is the Learning
outstanding success. Management System (LMS) that
students, parents, teachers and
Our teachers, while being staff use as their central hub for
experienced educators, also have communication, teaching and
a broad range of professional learning. MySEDA supports parents
skills and excellent theoretical and
practical grounding. They have
and guardians to stay connected
with real-time access to student
98%
industry experience, which will assessment, grades, reports,
vary from teacher to teacher. Their industry experiences and important
experiences could be as professional notifications. It is available online
sports coaches, fitness professionals and as a smartphone app.
or sports administrators. *Teacher approved attendance
All staff are invested in unlocking
each student’s potential as they 2020 NTCET Completion
guide them on a pathway to success.
Our teachers develop a professional
relationship with their students,
giving them the skills and guidance
required to realise their full potential.
Our staff also work in close
collaboration with industry experts
from our partner organisations,
100%
delivering hands-on learning and
creating meaningful workplace
connections.
10 SEDA NTMyPLAN
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 Transferable Work Skills
we believe are essential for student
development are:
› Problem Solving
› Personal Organisation
› Self-Awareness
› Communication
› Teamwork
PROSPECTUS 11AREAS OF STUDY
Student Learning
SEDA students engage in Areas of Study
that enhance learning through their
interest in sport and recreation. We design
our curriculum in collaboration with our
industry partners so that students develop
the knowledge, skills and attributes of
current industry professionals.
Peak Performance Leadership in Sport Health
Develop your knowledge and skills to Develop your leadership skills in SEDA aims to develop your physical
work in the fitness industry through a sport and recreation setting by and mental wellbeing to cope
developing and implementing an leading the planning and delivery with the things life throws at you.
advanced fitness program aimed of a variety of sport, fitness, and In Health, you will investigate
at achieving fitness for peak recreation sessions for different contemporary health issues
performance. You will work with a groups. In the process, you will relevant to adolescents and develop
strength and conditioning coach and improve your teamwork skills strategies to help improve your
other professionals to achieve peak and gain a better understanding resilience, mental, physical, and
fitness in preparation for a fitness of group dynamics. social wellbeing.
challenge or sporting competition.
Community Studies Structured Workplace
Active Engagement Get involved in your local community Learning (SWL)
Learn about the factors that and promote sport, fitness, and Our students get a head start in
influence participation in sport health through implementing their careers through our structured
across the community. You will link programs for marginalised groups. Work Placement. This hands-on
with a community organisation to You will develop your understanding learning experience is delivered one
identify opportunities to increase of diversity, as well as your day a week. Students gain an
participation in sport and recreation, collaboration and problem-solving in-depth understanding of the duties
develop an action plan to engage skills as you put your ideas into they might be expected to perform
people and implement your services. action. in the workplace, and they will
acquire the skills that prospective
employers need and want in their
employees.
12 SEDA NTSample Program
Year 10 Year 11 Year 12
› English › English › English*
› Maths › Maths › Maths*
› Physical Education › Health and Wellbeing › IS40115 Certificate IV
S
in Sport and Recreation
› Personal Learning Plan (PLP) › Community Studies
› LTAID001 Provide
H
› Indigenous Studies › Duke of Edinburgh cardiopulmonary resuscitation
› IS20115 Certificate II
S › IS30115 Certificate III
S * If students require extra credits
in Sport and Recreation in Sport and Recreation for Year 12 completion
› HLTAID003 Provide first aid ›
HLTAID001 Provide
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Sample student timetable
Students attend SEDA five days a week, completing a timetable that
will look similar to the one shown below. 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. This allows students to work towards completion of their
senior secondary certificate, as well as vocational units of competency.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Community Structured
Peak Physical The Coach
Session 1 Workday Workplace
Performance Education (VET)
Clinic Learning
Community Structured
Leadership Community The Coach
Session 2 Workday Workplace
in Sport Studies (VET)
Clinic Learning
Community Structured
Private Indigenous The Coach
Session 3 Workday Workplace
Study Studies (VET)
Clinic Learning
*Example 2021 Sports Development Program Timetable and is subject to change.
PROSPECTUS 13GRADUATES
Develop your skills
for an exciting career
SEDA students develop transferrable skills,
which lead to a variety of exciting career options.
Students who have successfully graduated
from the SEDA program with their NTCET find
themselves studying and working in a broad
range of industries including:
› Sport and Recreation › Business
› Hospitality › Administration
› Primary Teaching › Trade Apprenticeships
› Nursing › Youth Work
SEDA career pathways
2020 Year 12 graduates
24% Employed Full Time
22% Employed Part Time
19% Apprenticeship / Traineeship
14% Higher Education
14% Sporting Pathway
8% Other
*2020 - Year 12, graduate pathways data
14 SEDA NTINDIGENOUS EDUCATION AND
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Growing young
Indigenous leaders
in our community
The Indigenous Education and Leadership
Program provides students with unique
opportunities to participate in a range
of activities throughout the year.
The program is developed with our A key aspect of the program is
industry, education and community to develop the next generation
partners to educate and empower of young Indigenous leaders and
our Indigenous students and assist role models and to create a strong
them to realise their potential. connection to the community. While
identifying tailored pathways for our
Approximately 35% of SEDA NT students into higher education or
students identify as Aboriginal employment, we aim to mentor and
and/or Torres Strait Islander. support our Alumni to increase their
SEDA can offer Indigenous students: chance of success.
› The opportunity to strengthen The program is supported by a
their cultural identity number of Indigenous organisations
including Tiwi College and Tiwi
› Regular Indigenous Leadership Islands Training and Employment
Program activities Board (TITEB).
› Pathways and connections For more information regarding
to higher education the SEDA NT Indigenous Education
and Leadership Program in 2022
› Skills to gain meaningful please email Shontelle Hartog,
employment Indigenous Liaison Officer -
› Inclusion in Clontarf and Stars ShontelleH@sedagroup.com.au
academy programs or visit: seda.nt.edu.au/indigenous
PROSPECTUS 15EXPERIENCES
The SEDA
experience
16 SEDA NTAt SEDA, students engage in key
school activities, as well as a variety of
experiences and events in conjunction
with our Industry Partners.
Peak Experiences Student Experiences
› Sporting Partner Inductions › SEDA Cup
› Game day and opportunities › Class volunteer days
to engage in the Industry
› Camps
› Graduation
Wellbeing and Regional Trips
Celebrations In conjunction with our sporting
› International Women’s Day partners, classes travel to various
locations around the Northern
› Men’s Health Day Territory to deliver sports programs
to children in remote Indigenous
› RUOK Day communities. These experiences
› NAIDOC Celebrations provide our students with not only
an amazing sense of fulfillment
and pride but a level of perspective,
* Events and experiences may change
year to year
empathy and gratitude.
PROSPECTUS 17HOW TO APPLY, ELIGIBILITY, NEXT STEPS
Enrolment Process
Apply online
1 Complete an online application form at seda.nt.edu.au/apply.
The form will only take a few minutes to complete.
Attend an Information Session
2 Hear from our state manager and learn more
about our programs at an information session.
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 Once you have been offered a place,
families must complete an enrolment form.
Attend an Enrolment/Information Evening
5 Parents and students attend an enrolment/information
evening where you will receive timetables, teacher contact
details, key dates and have an opportunity to ask questions
prior to your child commencing at SEDA.
Experience Orientation Day
6 We hold an Orientation Day, where students meet
their teacher and peers at their new classroom venue.
Students will also attend a uniform fitting.
7 Start at SEDA
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to apply with SEDA.
PROSPECTUSEMPOWERING EDUCATION
THROUGH SPORT
PO Box 42079
Casuarina, NT, 0811
E: info@seda.nt.edu.au
P: 1300 777 332
seda.nt.edu.au
RTO Provider: 22503
Information accurate as at May 2021.
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