Senior
Build a study pathway with courses that suit your goals.
Faith senior students have the option of choosing General Subjects, Applied Subjects, Vocational courses and other QCE-recognised studies. This allows for a mixed course, giving choice and diversity for the range of prerequisites required in tertiary study, employment, and life opportunities.
Our school subjects have met and continue to meet Queensland requirements of the Senior Learning System, taught through a Christian worldview.
Your Questions, Answered!
- How much time do I need to dedicate to each subject in Senior?
- Can senior students complete a traineeship/apprenticeship in addition to study?
- What is the cutoff date for enrolments for Years 11 and 12?
- Can students do courses offered by external organisations as well?
- How many lessons do Year 11 and 12 students have? Are they all online? How many courses per year? How many to graduate?
- Do Year 12 students have a graduation event?
How much time do I need to dedicate to each subject in Senior?
Can senior students complete a traineeship/apprenticeship in addition to study?
What is the cutoff date for enrolments for Years 11 and 12?
Can students do courses offered by external organisations as well?
How many lessons do Year 11 and 12 students have? Are they all online? How many courses per year? How many to graduate?
Do Year 12 students have a graduation event?
Future Pathways
As your Future Pathways Officer, my job is to assist Year 10-12 Students with creating personalised learning pathways.
Vocational Courses
Faith is an accredited Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and we are qualified to offer the following Faith-created courses.
QCIA Pathways
Senior students with a disability can engage in individual programs through Faith to earn a Queensland Certificate of Individual Education (QCIA).