Byford Secondary College - International Education
Subjects and courses
- Biology
- Mathematics Specialist
- Business Management and Enterprise
- Media Production and Analysis
- Chemistry
- Modern History
- English
- Physical Education Studies
- German: Second language
- Physics
- Health Studies
- Politics and Law
- Human Biology
- Psychology
- Mathematics Applications
- Mathematics Methods
- Visual Arts
ATAR courses
- Ancient History
- Materials, Design and Technology: Metal
- Applied Information Technology
- Materials, Design and Technology: Wood
- Business Management and Enterprise
- Mathematics Essentials
- Careers and Employability
- Modern History
- Dance
- Outdoor Education
General courses
- Certificate II in Applied Digital Technology
- Certificate II in Creative Industries (media focus)
- Certificate II in Electrotechnology (career start)
- Certificate II in Hospitality
- Certificate II in Music
- Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation
- Certificate II in Sport and Recreation
- Certificate II in Visual Arts
VET courses
- AFL Sport Science Program
- Music
- Netball Sport Science Program
Specialist programs
Life at Byford Secondary College
Byford Secondary College staff take pride in offering a supportive environment where students can thrive socially, emotionally and academically, with world-class facilities and learning spaces that cater to the needs of the students.
International students will experience an enriching, well-rounded education, supported by experienced teachers and a welcoming school community. The college staff foster a culture of respect, resilience and responsibility, ensuring all students feel valued and included. Students enjoy a balanced school life, combining academic studies with a variety of extra-curricular activities. These include sports, performing arts, leadership programs and clubs designed to help students explore their interests and develop new skills.
Byford Secondary College’s Aspire program offers students from Years 7 to 10 extended academic opportunities. In partnership with The University of Western Australia, Aspire students are invited to advance their academic achievement through participation in competitions and the opportunity to engage with the university through a range of challenging and exciting events.
With excellent purpose-built facilities, the college also has a pathway centre, where students and staff work together to find their passion and plan future career pathways.
Support for students
The large college campus provides a stimulating and nurturing environment, allowing students to develop academically, creatively and physically in a safe and well-equipped setting. Extensive support is available to help international students settle into school life and succeed in their studies. The dedicated student services team offers academic guidance, career counselling and pastoral care to ensure each student receives personalised support. The staff liaise with parents regarding academic, behavioural, social and emotional issues.
English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EALD) is available to assist students in developing their language skills, while teachers provide tailored learning strategies to meet individual needs.
Facilities
- 200-seat theatre
- Library
- Indoor gymnasium
- Several hard courts
- Full-size AFL oval and soccer field
- Contemporary classrooms equipped with the latest technology
- Science laboratories
- Performing arts and music studios
- Gymnasium
- Specialist trade and technical training workshops
Settling in
Adjusting to a new school and country can be challenging, but Byford Secondary College staff ensure international students feel welcome and supported.
Orientation sessions are offered to help students familiarise themselves with their new environment, with ongoing support from teachers and student mentors. A buddy program helps new students build friendships and integrate smoothly into school life.
Parents and guardians are kept informed through regular communication and parent engagement activities, fostering a strong connection between school and home. There are plenty of opportunities to connect and socialise with other students through a wide range of extra-curricular activities held at lunchtime and after school.
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