Stage 5 - Stage 6 career learning
Stage 5 (Years 9–10)
In Stage 5, students build on their understanding of the world of work by developing the skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their future. Career education at this stage includes:
- Work education and work studies
- Authentic engagement with local industries and businesses
- Workplace learning opportunities
These experiences help students explore career options, understand workplace expectations, and begin to shape their individual career and transition plans.
Stage 6 (Years 11–12)
In Stage 6, students refine their career goals and take purposeful steps toward post-school pathways. They are supported to make well-informed decisions about further education, training, or employment.
Career learning is embedded across curriculum areas through resources aligned with syllabus outcomes. These resources:
- Enrich teaching and learning with career-related terminology and concepts
- Provide opportunities for real-world application and exploration
- Support students in developing detailed and realistic transition plans
HSIE - Ancient History
- Stage 6 - Museums, history and future careers learning sequence
Learn about aspects of ancient history through a virtual excursion of the Chau Chak Wing Museum containing interviews with experts:
- in the field about their work
- about some of the ancient artefacts.
The virtual excursion has been developed in collaboration with the Chau Chak Wing Museum, University of Sydney. It is aimed and students and teachers.