At Armadale Senior High School, the Industry Program offers students a practical and career focused pathway in engineering. In Year 11, students complete a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways, gaining knowledge and hands on skills that prepare them for further study and the workforce. In Year 12, students have the option to continue their learning through Workplace Learning (WPL) or attend TAFE while completing WPL. These experiences contribute directly to their WACE certification, ensuring students develop both academic and practical competencies.
The program is closely linked with local industry partners, providing students with authentic workplace experiences and exposure to real world engineering environments. Through these connections, students acquire relevant technical and employability skills, including teamwork, problem solving, and industry standard practices. The Industry Program equips students with the confidence, knowledge, and practical experience to transition successfully into further education, apprenticeships, or careers in engineering and related fields.
Student study the following courses as part of the Industry Program:
Year 11
English (General)
Maths Essential
Automotive, Engineering Technical
Materials Design Technology: Metals
Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Year 12
English (General)
Maths Essential
Automotive, Engineering Technical
Materials Design Technology: Metals
TAFE (dependant on a successful application)
Workplace Learning (WPL)