Ballajura Community College - International Education
Subjects and courses
- English
- English as an Additional Language or Dialect
- Mathematics Applications
- Mathematics Methods
- Mathematics Specialist
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Human Biology
- Economics
- Politics and Law
- Modern History
ATAR courses
- English
- English as an Additional Language or Dialect
- Mathematics Essential
- Human Biology
- Modern History
- Materials Design Technology
- Visual Arts
- Health Studies
- Physical Education Studies
General courses
- Certificate II in Hospitality
- Certificate II in Sport Coaching
- Certificate II in Creative Industries
- Certificate II in Visual Arts (Digital Designer)
- Workplace Learning
VET courses
- Advanced Curriculum Enrichment Program
- Music
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- ECU UniPrep in Schools
Specialist programs
Life at Ballajura Community College
Ballajura Community College staff place a strong emphasis on developing literacy, numeracy, and technology skills, ensuring students are well-equipped for further education, training, and employment. In Year 10, students begin to specialise in specific learning areas, selecting courses designed to prepare them for their senior studies. By Years 11 and 12, students have access to a range of pathways, including ATAR courses for university entry, general courses for alternative pathways and vocational education and training (VET) qualifications that provide hands-on industry experience. With the guidance of specialist teaching staff, students receive the support they need to maximise their potential and prepare for life beyond school.
At Ballajura Community College, nationally accredited qualifications are delivered to Year 11 and 12 students, providing them with industry-recognised certifications that open pathways to apprenticeships, traineeships, direct employment or further study at TAFE or university. The college’s on-site trade training centre strengthens the VET program, offering students exceptional training in a range of career fields. With strong links to local industries, students gain real-world experience that enhances their employability.
The specialist Advanced Curriculum Enrichment (ACE) program provides high-achieving students from Years 7 to 10 with extension classes that exceed the standard curriculum, offering opportunities for academic enrichment, cultural excursions and leadership development. The program ensures intellectually gifted students are challenged to reach their full potential, while building a strong foundation for university and future careers.
For students seeking to enhance their English skills, dedicated support is offered at the college through the English as an additional language or dialect (EALD) program, helping students improve their written and verbal communication to succeed in their studies, prepare for further education and training, and confidently engage in school life.
Support for students
A culturally diverse, harmonious and safe environment is fostered at Ballajura Community College, supported by a team of selected teachers, an international students coordinator, cultural officers and experienced pastoral care staff. Students can access a variety of health and wellbeing services through the school’s wellness centre. Student voice is encouraged through a variety of opportunities including the cultural student committee.
Facilities
- Science, technologies and arts facilities
- Performing arts centre
- Double gymnasium
- Trade and industry training centre for VET students
- Commercial kitchen and training restaurant
- Cultural centre
- Career resource centre
- Library
Settling in
Ballajura Community College has an inclusive and nurturing community where international students are warmly welcomed. Each student is paired with a fellow student who helps them settle in and adjust to their new community. A dedicated international students coordinator, along with year coordinators and cultural officers, closely monitor each student's progress to ensure a smooth transition into their new learning environment, providing support every step of the way. Regular communication with parents and guardians keeps families informed about the students’ progress.
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