We aim to deepen the students' sense of self and challenge them to assess their suitability for a range of opportunities available to them once their school journey ends and their next chapter of life begins.

Curriculum and career development links

We use content and experiences linked to the Australian Curriculum and Blueprint for Career Development throughout.

Strengths-based support

Experiences provide a strengths-based approach to developing career aspirations. Students are invited to practice setting goals, explore their hobbies, interests and values, and investigate links between personality types and career choices. Through these activities students develop their self-awareness and social management skills and complete reflective practice to define their ideal study and career pathways.

Programs tailored by year level

Year 7: Setting up for success

• Why education is important for your career
• Character strengths
• Communication techniques to support healthy relationships
• A healthy wellbeing tool kit
• Study hacks

Year 8: Connecting hobbies, interests and values with study and career pathways

• Core values
• Differences between values, hobbies and interests
• What influences values
• How hobbies, interests and values can guide future decision making

Year 9: Preparing for senior secondary: choosing the right path

• An explanation of personality types and their importance to career success.
• Identification of personality types
• Identification pf potential career and study pathways that align with personality type.
• Learning Styles
• Subject Selection advice

Senior Secondary Schools Program (Years 10-12)

Featuring a balanced mixture of on-campus and school visits, presentations and other resources, the program caters to the needs of participants in each year level focusing on topics such as Senior Education and Training (SET) planning, Study Skills and Pathways.

You can contact the team by email schools@usc.edu.au or phone +61 7 5459 4595 and explore more resources for schools.