Teacher in Charge: Tom Collin.
PrerequisitesApplications for Gateway 3 will be reviewed. Though there are no academic requirements students are expected to have ACE'd it! in Year 12 and need to have an idea of what kind of program they want to undertake.
A - Attendance expectations are 85% + in Year 12
C - Completion expectations are that students have completed the majority of work in Level 2 GTW STP or FTA or are coming with a track record of success in the area that they want to pursue.
E - Effort expectations are that students have shown that they are willing and able to complete a work experience. We have to be able to trust you in the workplace.
Gateway is for the lads that make the working world work. The future builders, airport ground crew, plumbers, engineers, fabricators, hospitality staff, tourism operators, farmers and pretty much any thing else in between. This is a course for those who want to be apprentices in any industry from baking and butchery to building and plumbing. The main aim is to provide students with work experience that is relevant to a career pathway that they want to follow. Alongside that we support students to get relevant tickets including fork lift licences, work place health and safety tickets and other entry level qualifications that they will need in the work place.
Listed below are some of the programs or employers that we hope to work with in 2025:
All of the programs above are subject to availability but provided we can work together to find relevant work experience we can always make something happen.
Any enquiries please contact:
Gateway Manager: Maryann Grainger [email protected]
Head of Future Pathways: Tom Collin [email protected]
Term 1
Work Ready Skills
During term one will set the class up with work experience placements and short courses relevant to their chosen pathway as well as covering the following topics:
- Planning a career pathway
- Dealing with employment relationship problems
- Learning to conduct and participate a job interview
Term 2
Financial Literacy Skills
Over the course of this term we will set the boys up with key financial literacy skills so that they are ready to succeed financially after school. Topics include:
- Decide on a major purchase
- How to manage debt
- Budgeting for a long term financial goal
Term 3
Giving back to the community
During Term 3 our gateway boys will be encouraged to give back to the community by completing a community action using the skills that they have learned during the year. This could be anything from cooking meals, making drinks and coaching sports at local primary schools to helping in community gardens or community projects.
Additional credits, micro credentials and industry level standards will be available depending on student's selected pathways