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Learn New Skills, Advance Your Career
We offer students the opportunity to re-engage with education and complete school while getting a head-start into employment.
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We focus on taking the time to provide individual support for students who would otherwise struggle in the mainstream education system. Designed to provide more suitable study options for Year 11 and 12, our alternative high school continues to help students thrive in a more proactive environment. We offer:
At The BUSY School we provide opportunities for our students through:
Group Training Organisations, Australian Apprenticeship Support Network Services, & Australian Government Employment Services Programs.
Local industry employers, Community and training organisations, & Government representatives.
Vocational Education and Training, & Tertiary education.
When school isn’t working, dropping out can feel like the only option. For many Queensland students, particularly in Years 11 and 12, feeling disconnected from school doesn’t mean they’ve lost their ability to learn. It often means the learning environment simply isn’t the right fit. Whether it’s anxiety, bullying, learning…
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Did you know over 140,000 Australians start an apprenticeship or traineeship each year? This shows how large the apprenticeship system is in Australia, largely because it is a great way to get a nationally-recognised qualification while getting paid to work. Apprenticeships and traineeships offer an excellent opportunity for young people…
Choosing a career is one of the biggest decisions a young person will make, yet many students are expected to make that decision before they’ve had the chance to experience the world of work. That’s where work experience placements can make all the difference. By giving high school students the…
Getting invited to a job interview is exciting. It means an employer has looked at your application and wants to learn more about you. But if it’s your first interview, it’s completely normal to feel nervous. The good news is that employers don’t expect school leavers to know everything. They’re…
If you’ve ever been asked, “What do you want to do after school?” and didn’t know how to answer, you’re not alone. Many students feel like they should have their future planned before they graduate. The truth is, most people don’t. Choosing a career isn’t about finding one perfect job…
Semester 1 2026 commences for teachers on the 19th January, and for students on the 27th January.
