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THE NORTHERN
ADELAIDE STATE Animal Studies
SECONDARY These courses suit students
SCHOOLS’ interested in either working with
animals or volunteering and caring
ALLIANCE
for animals. It provides theory and
practical training in both a simulated
and workplace environment.
open FOR Students will learn animal hygiene
routines, feed and water animals
and communicating in the workplace.
YOUR FUTURE Some possible pathways
»» Park Ranger
»» Veterinary Assistant
»» Groomer
ABOUT NASSSA how tO APPLY Courses Offered
Certificate I in Animal Studies
NASSSA is a confederation of Look at our website Certificate II in Animal Studies
eleven schools in Northern Adelaide. nasssa.eschoolsolutions.com.au/
pages/public/courses.aspx or Certificate III in Animal Studies
NASSSA was formed to maximise nasssa.com.au/students/vet Certificate IV in Companion
the learning opportunities, career for more detailed information about Animal Services
pathways, retention and educational the courses you are interested in.
outcomes for all students in alliance Then contact your school’s VET Leader
schools in Northern Adelaide. to discuss the application process. Laboratory Skills
By collaborating, combining resources You will go through a counselling
and mobilising community and industry This course is designed for students
application and selection process. who are interested in pursuing a
support across the alliance schools, Course providers will ultimately
NASSSA aims to improve outcomes career in laboratory work. Students
approve enrolments. Students will be will be exposed to skills relating
for all students. notified of the outcomes by a letter to handling procedures with lab
NASSSA is focused on identifying during Term 4, 2018, which will include equipment, chemicals and basic
and supporting educational innovation the details of the orientation and instruments. Students will conduct
so that students in alliance schools training days which you will be laboratory and field tests, record
successfully transition from school required to attend. and present data and maintain the
to employment, training and laboratory fit for purpose.
further education.
Some possible pathways
NASSSA is a key link between schools
and community, University, Registered »» Laboratory Technician
Training Organisations and industry »» Laboratory Sampler/Tester
partners across Northern Adelaide. »» Pathology Collector
Courses Offered
NASSSA provides nationally accredited WINNER
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which is recognised in a student’s SACE.
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Laboratory Operations
Furniture Construction
This qualification defines the
competencies and knowledge
required to perform the manufacture
of free-standing furniture or
built-in cabinets, and deliver
AUTOMOTIVE on-site assistance in the installation
of furniture or cabinets. This
Industries qualification applies to non trade
work involved in the manufacture
of furniture or fitted cabinets for
instance those used in kitchens
and bathrooms.
Some possible pathways
Automotive
These courses suit students
construction »» Cabinet Maker
»» Carpenter
»» Shopfitter
interested in working within the Industries
automotive industry. It provides Courses Offered
theory and practical training in Certificate II in Furniture Making
a workshop environment where
students will undertake workshop
practices such as servicing and
fault finding in light vehicle engines,
systems and components. Building Construction
These courses suit students
Some possible pathways interested in the building and
»» Service Technician construction industry. It provides
»» Panel Beater/Spray Painter theory and practical training in both
»» Light Vehicle Mechanic a workshop and live site environment.
Courses Offered
Certificate I in Automotive
Students can focus on a variety
of construction pathways including ELECTRO-
TECHNOLOGY
general construction, plumbing and
(Vocational Preparation) painting and decorating. Students
Certificate II in Automotive will learn WHS requirements in
Servicing Technology the construction industry, use Industries
construction tools and equipment
and carry out measurements
and calculations.
Some possible pathways
»» Bricklayer or Concreter Electrotechnology
»» Carpenter
»» Painter and Decorator This course provides basic industry
»» Plasterer skills and an introduction to the
»» Plumber or Roof Plumber broad range of electrotechnology
Courses Offered
pathways providing students with
an opportunity to experience what
Certificate I in Construction the electrotechnology industry
(Doorways to Construction) is all about. Students work within
Certificate I in Construction a workshop environment and
(Doorways to Construction) undertake practical and theory
(Indigenous Students Only) tasks including learning soldering,
CNC milling, AutoCAD, electronic
Certificate II in Construction
projects and problem solving.
(FLO Only)
Certificate II in Construction Some possible pathways
(Painting and Decorating Focus) »» Electrician
Certificate III in Brick and Blocklaying »» Computer Assembly and
(Doorways to Construction+) Repair Technician
(Working towards) »» Instrument Fitter
Certificate III in Carpentry Courses Offered
(Doorways to Construction+) Certificate II in Electronics
(Working towards) (Power Focus)
Certificate III in Roof Plumbing Certificate II in Electrotechnology
(Working towards) (Career Start)
Sport and Recreation
(Outdoor Recreation Focus)
FITNESS, SPORT This course is suitable for students
who have an interest in outdoor
AND RECREATION activities and it uses outdoor
experiences to develop an
Industries understanding and appreciation
for the natural environment.
Students will gain knowledge, skills
and attitude necessary for the safe
participation and planning of a range
of outdoor leisure activities. Students
will learn kayaking, bushwalking,
Fitness snorkelling and fishing skills.
This course is designed for students Some possible pathways
who have an interest in working in
»» Recreation Officer
the fitness industry. Students gain
»» Outdoor Activity Assistant
practical and theoretical knowledge
»» Sports Centre Manager
in a classroom and gym environment.
ENGINEERING Students will learn how to instruct
fitness programs, incorporate
Courses Offered
Certificate II in Outdoor Education
Industries anatomy and physiology principles and competencies from Certificate III
into fitness programming and provide in Sport and Recreation
healthy eating information.
Some possible pathways
»» Gym Instructor
»» Personal Trainer
Engineering »» Human Movement
Courses Offered
This course suits students
interested in the engineering Certificate III in Fitness
Beauty
industry. The qualification is a well
balanced program designed to teach These courses are designed for
students both the theoretical and students who would like to learn
practical skills to work safely within a range of make-up techniques
a workshop. The course will expose including demonstrating the use of
students to a range of specialist a range of retail cosmetic products
equipment such as lathes, milling as well as skills in retail operations
machines, multiple welding systems, as they apply to selling skin care
HAIR AND BEAUTY
e.g. MIG, TIG, Arc and more. products, cosmetics and treatments.
Some possible pathways
Industries Some possible pathways
»» Design Engineer »» Beautician
»» Fabricator »» Makeup Artist
»» Jeweller »» Nail Technician
Courses Offered Courses Offered
Certificate II in Engineering Pathways Hair and Beauty Directions
(Working towards)
Certificate III in Engineering Pathways
Hairdressing Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics
Certificate III in Beauty (Nail Focus)
(Working towards) In these courses, students will learn the (Working towards)
basics of hair including shampooing,
blow drying, treatments and braiding. Certificate III in Make-Up
This course is highly practical and
students will be expected to work
both individually and as part of a team.
Some possible pathways
»» Hairdresser
Courses Offered
Hair and Beauty Directions
Certificate II in Salon Assistant
Certificate III in
Hairdressing Pathways
Event Management / Tourism
This course provides a pathway to
work in many tourism sectors and for
a diversity of employers including event
organisers, tour operators and cultural
and heritage sites. To work in tourism,
Health and students will need to be comfortable
talking to a range of people, with
Community the ability to work independently
and as part of a team. Students will
Individual Support
Services (Ageing or Disability)
learn to provide advice on Australian
destinations, sell tourism products
Industries and services and process travel
Students will learn how to provide related documentation.
personal care, social and emotional
support to a person with a disability Some possible pathways
or an older person. This will include »» Conference Assistant
providing care for individuals with »» Event Planner
dementia, manual handling, first aid, »» Tour Guide
Child Care and work effectively with culturally
diverse clients. Courses Offered
Students learn how to support children
Certificate III in Tourism
and their families within child care
Some possible pathways (Working towards)
settings and to be part of a team
implementing appropriate programs »» Diversional Therapist
for young children. Students will »» Nurse
learn about the theories of child »» Aged Care Worker Food and Hospitality
development and brain development, »» Disability Worker
These courses focus on either
undertaking observations and writing Courses Offered Front of House or Kitchen Operations
reports and communicating with Certificate III in Individual Support (Cookery). Students will undertake front
children, care givers and others. (Ageing) of house or kitchen operation duties
in both a simulated and restaurant
Some possible pathways Certificate III in Individual Support
work environment and will learn
(Disability)
»» Child Care Worker to communicate in the workplace,
»» Education Aide Certificate III in Individual Support participate in safe work practices
»» Family Day Care Worker (Ageing and Disability) and work effectively with others.
(Dual Qualification)
Courses Offered
Some possible pathways
Certificate III in Early Childhood
Education and Care »» Chef
»» Caterer
»» Restaurant Supervisor
Community Services »» Food and Beverage Attendant
Courses Offered
These courses provide an introduction
Certificate II in Hospitality
to the community services industry
including children’s services, aged
care, disability, mental health and youth
Hospitality, Certificate II in Kitchen Operations
Tourism and
Certificate III in Hospitality
services. Students can choose their
area of focus in most courses while
gaining a basic understanding of the
community services industry. Students Food Processing Food Processing
will learn to communicate with others, Industries This qualification covers a range
provide first point of contact and of food processing industries and
support group activities. students will produce a variety of
products including baked goods,
Some possible pathways mince, sausages, chocolates and
»» Health Support Services Worker confectionery. Students will learn
»» Youth Worker about safe food handling, occupational
»» Mental Health Worker health and safety and how to clean
»» Nurse and sanitise equipment.
Courses Offered
Some possible pathways
Certificate II in Community Services
»» Baker
Certificate II in Health Support Services »» Butcher
(Food Services) »» Chocolatier
Certificate III in Community Services Courses Offered
Certificate III in Certificate II in Food Processing
Health Services Assistance (Bakery Focus)
aboriginal Information
Programs Technology,
Entrepreneurship
and Business
PROGRAMS
Construction
This course suits students interested in
the building and construction industry.
It provides theory and practical
training in both a workshop and live Information Technology
site environment. Students can focus
on a variety of construction pathways These courses are designed
including general construction, to develop students’ skills and
plumbing and painting and decorating. understanding of software, hardware
Students will learn WHS requirements
in the construction industry, use
Kitchen Operations and operating systems. Students will
learn how to communicate in an IT
construction tools and equipment In this course, students will undertake environment, run standard diagnostic
and carry out measurements and training in kitchen operations with tests and provide IT advice to clients.
calculations. opportunities to participate in real
catering and function events. Students Some possible pathways
Some possible pathways will learn hygienic food practices, »» Computer Programmer
»» Bricklayer use cookery skills effectively and »» Network Manager
»» Carpenter prepare and serve espresso coffee. »» IT Support Technician
»» Plasterer
Courses Offered
Some possible pathways
Courses Offered Certificate II in Information Digital
»» Kitchenhand
Certificate I in Construction Media and Technology
»» Chef
»» Barista Certificate III in Information Digital
Media and Technology
Kaurna Language Courses Offered
Certificate II in Kitchen Operations
The land has multi-layers of literacy
and therefore to Aboriginal people, Entrepreneurship
language is much more than just words. (Micro Business)
It is a direct link to land and country.
It holds traditional songs and stories. This course is designed for
It is about spirituality and deep students who want to understand
meaning and it reflects unique cultural the complexities of establishing their
concepts and ways of looking at the own start up business. Students will
world. Cultural learning is a major part get hands on experience in identifying
of this course. Instruction is delivered a business opportunity, undertaking
through intensive workshops and market research and developing a
also in community owned and driven business plan for their business idea.
environments. Students should be
prepared to do at least 20 hours Some possible pathways
per week of unstructured practice »» Business Owner/Operator
of language. »» Marketing Manager
»» Business Manager
Some possible pathways
Courses Offered
»» Interpreter
Certificate III in
»» Cultural Tour Guide
Microbusiness Operations
»» Community Services Worker
Courses Offered
Certificate III in Learning an
Endangered Aboriginal Language
(Kaurna Language)
Business Visual Art
This course is designed for This course is suitable for students
students who want to work in who have a passion for Visual Art
an office environment, such as and want to pursue a career path
finance, reception or human in this industry. Students will develop
resources. Students will get a hands their drawing skills, produce creative
on experience in the day to day pieces and examine both the theory
operations in an office environment and practice of art.
including communicating with
customers, managing invoicing Some possible pathways
and organising office resources. »» Artist
»» Designer
Some possible pathways »» Graphic Designer
»» Office Administrator Courses Offered
»» Personal Assistant
»» Finance Officer Certificate III in Visual Arts
Courses Offered
Certificate III in Business Music
These courses have been developed
for students who have a passion for
music. Students will work in a band
environment and learn how to set
up and pack up for a performance,
perform on stage and read and write
music. Students are expected to
Music, Art and perform on stage and have some
experience with a musical instrument.
Multimedia Some possible pathways
Industries »» Musician
»» Sound Engineer
»» Music Technician
Transport
Courses Offered
Certificate II in Music Industry
dance
Certificate III in Music
and Logistics
Industries
This course is designed for Multimedia, Coding and Gaming
students who are interested in
working in the performing arts These courses provide an
industry. Students will gain practical introduction to critical thinking and
and theoretical knowledge of various industry knowledge in a range of
dance techniques including Jazz, multimedia pathways. There are a
Contemporary and Street. Students variety of different specialisations
in the creative industries courses
Logistic Operations
will also learn about physical
conditioning practices. including Gaming, Coding and In this course, students will undertake
Multimedia. Students will focus on both practical and theory components
Some possible pathways developing critical skills in these of transport and logistics. They will
areas including animation, digital explore the day to day operations
»» Dancer
imaging, film making, programming of a transport and logistics company
»» Choreographer
skills and game design. which includes industry and
»» Dance Instructor
WHS legislation and compliance
Courses Offered Some possible pathways understanding, load restraint and
Certificate III in Dance »» Computer Engineer receival/dispatch documentation.
»» Film Maker/Editor
»» Website Developer Some possible pathways
»» Game Designer »» Forklift Driver
»» 2D/3D Animator »» Furniture Removalist
Courses Offered »» Truck Driver
»» Courier Driver
Certificate III in Screen and Media
Game Art Foundations Courses Offered
Certificate III in Certificate III in Driving Operations
Information Digital Media (Working towards)
and Technology (Programming)
NASSSA SCHOOLS
TOGETHER FOR
QUALITY EDUCATION,
QUALITY FUTURES
GET IN TOUCH Northern Adelaide
Senior College
7285 1600
Paralowie R-12
8182 7222
NASSSA SCHOOLS
Students and Parents Parafield Gardens
For more information, visit the High School
NASSSA website or see your 8258 9855
Craigmore High School
School VET Coordinator 8254 6522
Para Hills High School
RTO Enquiries 8258 5466
Gawler & District
Neville Campbell College B-12
Phone: 0488 534 925 8521 2400
Playford
Email: pathways@nasssa.com.au
International College
8255 7566
Kaurna Plains School
Business & Industry enquiries 8252 4419
Salisbury East
Julie Clifford
High School
Phone: 0413 883 085
8258 2070
Email: business@nasssa.com.au Mark Oliphant College
8209 1600
nasssa.com.au Salisbury High School
8182 0200
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