Students communicate in Spanish across everyday and emerging contexts, interpreting ideas and perspectives in a range of texts. They create purposeful texts using accurate conventions and reflect on how language and culture shape identity.

Spanish: Communication and Identity includes 4 courses:

Students communicate confidently in unfamiliar Spanish contexts and interpret perspectives across a range of texts. They create cohesive, purposeful texts and reflect on how language, culture and identity connect.

Spanish: Global Perspectives includes 4 courses:

Students create and perform drama using core elements, improvisation and physical expression. They apply scripted conventions in melodrama and reflect on how performance choices affect an audience.

Drama: Foundation includes 4 courses

1. Elements of Drama

2. Theatre Sports

3. Masks & Movement

4. Scripted Melodrama

Students perform across specialised theatre styles, using character, improvisation and ensemble skills. They manage staging transitions and adapt screen texts into effective live performance for an audience.

Drama: Specialised Techniques includes 4 courses

1. Children's Theatre

2. Commedia dell'Arte

3. Transitions & Transformations

4. Screen to Stage

Students perform fundamental and introductory modern dance skills with safe practice and control. They apply stylistic features across popular and social dance and describe how movement choices communicate meaning.

Dance: Fundamentals includes 4 courses

1. Dance Choreography

2. Basic Modern/Contemporary Dance

3. Popular Dance Styles

4. Social Dance Techniques

Students perform and refine advanced dance technique, demonstrating expressive control and confidence. They choreograph and analyse dance in cultural contexts, applying feedback to strengthen performance outcomes.

Dance: Advanced Techniques includes 4 courses

1. Creative Choreography in Context

2. Expressive Modern Dance

3. Popular Dance in Culture

4. Social Dance & Musical Theatre

Students perform, compose and listen critically across contemporary popular genres including jazz and rock. They apply genre conventions and ensemble skills to explain and create music that communicates intended meaning.

Music: Contemporary includes 4 courses

1. Music & Instruments

2. Popular Music

3. Jazz Music

4. Rock Music

Students analyse and perform music across historical and cultural genres, explaining how context shapes style. They compose short works using music concepts and communicate evaluations with accurate musical terminology.

Music: History & Genres includes 4 courses

1. Australian Music

2. Medieval Music

3. Cultural Music

4. Classical Music

Students apply camera fundamentals and composition to create controlled still photographs for specific purposes. They analyse postmodern and historical photography and refine their own images using purposeful editing and visual reasoning.

Photography: Essentials includes 4 courses

1. Fundamentals of Photography

2. Still Photography Techniques

3. Postmodern Digital Photography

4. Historical Photography Interpretations

Students create ethical digital media by analysing practitioner work and applying responsible production practices. They design interactive and moving works through iterative development and justify choices using accurate media terminology.

Photography: Advanced Digital Media includes 4 courses

1. Ethical Issues in Media

2. Photographers & Digital Artists

3. Interactive Digital Media

4. Digital Moving Works

Students create resolved artworks exploring human and natural themes across 2D and 3D forms. They analyse artists and contexts using art terminology and explain how visual choices communicate meaning and viewpoint.

Visual Arts: Human & Natural Art includes 4 courses

1. Portrait Art

2. Art & Humanity

3. Art & Nature

4. Humanity vs Nature

Students create artworks that explore structure, symbolism, light, text and time to communicate ideas. They analyse artworks in context and evaluate how artistic choices influence meaning and audience interpretation.

Visual Arts: Concepts & Structures includes 4 courses

1. Man-Made Structures

2. Light and Text

3. Art Symbolism

4. Art and Time

Students explain early human development and apply newborn care knowledge to support health and wellbeing. They use basic research skills to communicate evidence-based strategies for supporting growth and development.

Child Studies: Development Foundations includes 4 courses

1. Fetal Development and Birth

2. Newborn Care

3. Supporting Growth & Development

4. Thinking, Researching & Communicating

Students explain toddler development and apply childcare knowledge to support safe, nurturing environments. They design play-based learning experiences and propose nutrition choices that support healthy growth.

Child Studies: Early Learning Techniques includes 4 courses

1. Toddler Development

2. Childcare Essentials

3. Play-based Learning

4. Feeding Young Minds

Students explain body systems, energy and fitness concepts and analyse how physical activity supports health. They develop movement skills and propose basic strategies to improve performance, participation and safe engagement.

Sport Studies: Movement and Health Foundations includes 4 courses:

Students analyse Australia's sporting identity and identify pathways and roles in sport and physical activity. They apply coaching principles and evaluate how technology influences participation and performance, communicating informed and ethical recommendations.

Sport Studies: Coaching, Pathways and Performance includes 4 courses:

Students explain livestock enterprise practices across beef, poultry, sheep and dairy using safe and welfare-focused principles. They evaluate basic management strategies and communicate how ethical, sustainable practices support productivity and animal wellbeing.

Agriculture: Animal Husbandry Techniques includes 4 courses:

1. Beef Enterprise Techniques

2. Layer Production Systems

3. Sheep Enterprise Skills

4. Dairy Enterprise Management

Students explain crop production processes for vegetables and grains, applying safe and appropriate agricultural practices. They compare growing conditions and sustainability strategies and explain how innovation supports food security and environmental care.

Agriculture: Crop & Plant Production includes 4 courses:

1. Vegetable Cultivation

2. Wheat Production

3. Agricultural Systems & Solutions

4. Innovation & Industry Practices

Students apply safe workshop practices and explain how traditional automotive systems compare with emerging electric vehicle technologies. They evaluate social and environmental impacts of automotive futures and communicate informed perspectives on industry change.

Automative Technology: Electric Vehicles includes 4 courses:

1. Safety and Workshop Basics

2. Engines and Automotive Systems

3. Materials, Tools and Workshop Practices

4. Society, Environment and Automotive Futures

Students apply safe workshop practices and explain key vehicle systems, tools and maintenance processes. They evaluate how design, materials and environmental factors influence automotive practice and communicate findings using accurate terminology.

Automative Technology: Traditional Engine Mechanics includes 4 courses:

1. WHS and Risk Management in Automotive Contexts

2. Automotive Design and Materials

3. Automotive Systems and Tools

4. Environment, Industry and Society

Students apply WHS and tool-handling skills to plan and produce basic carpentry outcomes using suitable timber materials. They explain design and industry connections and communicate processes using accurate technical terminology.

Carpentry: Basics & Tools includes 4 courses:

1. WHS and Risk Management of Tools, Equipment and Techniques

2. Design

3. Materials

4. Links to Industry

Students will learn practical skills essential for carpentry work, such as accurately measuring and cutting materials, assembling structures, and finishing projects to industry standards. This elective emphasizes hands-on learning and project-based assessments to ensure students gain real-world experience.

Carpentry: Projects & Techniques includes 4 courses:

1. Carpentry & Joinery

2. Carpentry Setting Out

3. Carpentry Project Completion

4. Carpentry Career Foundations

Students plan and build a beginner game or media project by defining requirements and applying structured development processes. They test and evaluate outcomes against criteria, identify improvements and communicate decisions including relevant ethical considerations.

Computer Technology: Game & Media Development includes 4 courses:

1. Identifying & Defining Games and Simulations

2. Researching & Planning

3. Producing & Implementing (Beginner Projects)

4. Testing & Evaluating

Students apply digital citizenship skills to participate safely and ethically online and use data responsibly. They use design thinking to prototype and evaluate a digital product, communicating decisions based on user needs and usability criteria.

Computer Technology: Software Applications includes 4 courses:

1. Introduction to Digital Connections

2. Safe and Smart Online

3. Designing for Growth

4. From Prototype to Product

Students apply the design process to develop and evaluate solutions in packaging, architecture and engineered systems contexts. They justify material and process choices and evaluate impacts using functional, sustainable and user-focused criteria.

Design Technology: Concepts & Materials includes 4 courses:

1. Design Processes

2. Packaging Design Concepts

3. Architecture Design Processes

4. Engineered Systems Technology

Students analyse how emerging technologies shape design decisions and apply ethical, sustainable principles in varied contexts. They identify risks and evaluate solutions using clear criteria focused on user safety, responsibility and impact.

Design Technology: Emerging & Ethical Technologies includes 4 courses:

1. Activity of Designers

2. Ethical Multimedia Design

3. Food Risk Management

4. Social Media Design

Students explain how culture and equity shape food practices and access, and analyse how food choices affect health outcomes. They apply product development processes to design and evaluate food products and communicate informed recommendations.

Food Technology: Cultural & Special Foods includes 4 courses:

1. Food in Australia

2. Food Equity

3. Food Product Development

4. Food Selection and Health Outcomes

Students apply food safety and hygiene principles to plan and evaluate catering and food preparation for varied contexts. They propose food choices for specific needs and analyse trends that influence consumer decisions and the food industry.

Food Technology: Safety & Selection includes 4 courses:

1. Food Service and Catering

2. Food for Specific Needs

3. Food for Special Occasions

4. Food Trends

Students explain aquatic environments, water systems and ecosystem threats using safe investigation practices. They complete a marine mammals study, describing adaptations and conservation needs and communicating findings with accurate marine terminology.

Marine Technology: Life & Ecosystems includes 4 courses:

1. Aquatic Environments

2. Water Systems and Cycles

3. Threats to Aquatic Environments

4. Marine Mammals Study

Students evaluate management strategies and technology applications that support healthy aquatic environments. They analyse pests, threats and marine species characteristics and communicate informed responses using accurate marine terminology.

Marine Technology: Environment & Engineering includes 4 courses:

1. Management of Aquatic Environments

2. Technology and the Aquatic Environment

3. Marine Pests and Threats

4. Fish and Marine Species

Students design and construct apparel and costume items, demonstrating accurate textile techniques and quality finishing. They document and evaluate design decisions, explaining how fabric and construction choices influence function and aesthetics.

Textiles: Apparel & Costume includes 4 courses:

1. Design Basics

2. Pyjama Construction

3. Denim Apparel

4. Costume Capes

Students design and construct non-apparel textiles, furnishings and toy art using appropriate materials and safe techniques. They analyse cultural textiles and evaluate their own work using clear criteria and accurate textile terminology.

Textiles: Application & Art includes 4 courses:

1. Non-Apparel Textiles

2. Cultural Textiles

3. Textile Furnishings

4. Textile Toy Arts