Career Hub
This is your go-to source of information and resources for career exploration, planning and future pathways.
Empowering you for the future
It is our mission to assist and guide you through the various possibilities, helping you to discover and investigate your passions, strengths and interests. Our personalised approach ensures that you receive tailored guidance that aligns with your aspirations. Through individual counselling sessions and career education we aim to provide clarity and direction, empowering you to make informed decisions about your future.
ONSITE & VET PROGRAM
LEARN BY DOING
There is a range of nationally accredited TAFE qualifications that are available for Years 11 and 12 students. These qualifications will enable students to gain necessary skills and knowledge required to enter pathways and professions.
At La Salle College we are a part of the Onsite program that provides a variety of opportunities for students to engage in personalised programs designed to add clarity to potential career pathways. This program can assist with opening doors to future careers is driving students and enhancing their education.
Click below to view the detailed guidelines.
Onsite
Onsite is an external party that works with eight other private and independent schools to provide students with an opportunity to undertake industry-based workplace learning.
Onsite ā Workplace Learning (ADWPL) *
Workplace Learning is an endorsed program that provides an opportunity for a student to demonstrate and develop the core skills for work, referred to as generic, transferable or employability skills. Students learn to apply and adapt these skills that are necessary to understand and carry out different types of work.
Developing workplace skills aids an individual to gain employment, and in the longer term, to progress within the organisation or industry area in which they are employed, and to contribute successfully to the organisationās objectives and to the wider community.
The program consists of two placements per year where students attend their chosen workplace one day a week for approximately 10 weeks.
VET Delivered to Secondary Students (VETDSS)
Vocational Education and Training Delivered to Secondary Students (VETDSS) is a program delivered to school students as part of your Western Australian Certificate of Education.
North and South Metro TAFE offer a wide variety of courses (Profile) to students who are still attending school. TAFE specifically chooses courses that provide clear career pathways after high school. They will give students practical skills and an understanding of what to expect from the workplace and, once completed, may provide credits towards other nationally recognised qualifications, or lead to employment.
- Profile courses are fully funded by the government.
- Students enrolled in a VET Delivered to Secondary Students course attend one of the Metropolitan TAFE campus one or two days per week.
- Students need to apply online for these 1- and 2-year courses in July and August in Term 3.
- Successful students will be offered a place early in Term 4.
- Each course is different in its structure, but students will be off campus for at least one day a week.
- Applications usually open in June/July and Close late August
TAFE at school (VETDSS) | South Metropolitan TAFE
VET Delivered to Secondary Students (VETDSS) | North Metropolitan TAFE
If you are interested in enrolling in a VET qualification, please email Ms Emma Doy (VET/Onsite coordinator) for further information on the enrolment process.
MURDOCH FLEXI-TRACK
FlexiTrack High by Murdoch University
FlexiTrack High is an enabling course run by Murdoch University and facilitated by staff at the College as a subject in Year 12. As Flexi Track is selected as a subject in Year 12, it will be timetabled as one period per day on your childās timetable. It is expected that students will dedicate at least one hour per day outside of school time to maintain their studies in this program. Students require an A or a B grade in English General in Year 11 to gain entry into this course. This is an academic requirement set by Murdoch University, not by La Salle College.
The structure of the course is four online modules, with a variety of assessments and assignments, forums, and online contributions. Students will have a class teacher from La Salle College and will also be allocated a tutor from Murdoch University. Successful completion of the course will give students automatic entry into courses with a 70 ATAR at Murdoch University.
Requirements
Please note the following information:
- Your child is required to change one subject from their timetable to allow Flexi Track High to be added.
- It is compulsory for students to continue study English General, Religious Education and at least one list B subject (e.g., Mathematics, Science, Physical Education and some technology subjects).
- There is a commitment required from your child to ensure they are prepared for the application and time required.
- Parents will be required to attend an information session at the College this semester, and attendance at Murdoch Universityās Flexi Track High Information session is recommended.
- This process will enact changes to your childās timetable; however, they will still need to complete the enrolment process to the Flexi Track High program. Information regarding this will be disseminated in due course.
- There is a $1200.00 fee associated with this course that is paid directly to Murdoch University in 2024.
- Your child needs to maintain their A or B grade in General English to gain entry to this course.
- If you have any questions, please email Miss Belinda Sewell (Careers Counsellor) below.
YEAR 10 COURSES
COURSE PLANNING DOCUMENTS
CAREER EVENTS
opportunities to engage
La Salle Careers team aims to provide students with opportunities to engage with various industries at relevant networking events.
All Western Australian Universities offer āOpen Dayā events throughout the year and there are also various industry Careers Fairs and Information Evenings which we will advertise in this space across the year.
Upcoming University āOpen Daysā and āInformation Daysā are listed below ā they are a great way to explore and discover what uni life is all about.
20 December, 2026,
9:00 am -
3:00 pm
Curtin University Year 12 Help Day
Year 12 Help day will be held the same day, ensuring that you’re able to receive advice on: Updating your
20 December, 2026,
ECU TISC SUPPORT DAY
Itās that time of the year. TISC results are out and itās the last chance to review your preferences. If
10 December, 2026,
9:00 am -
3:00 pm
Notre Dame Info dayĀ
Head along to the info day to find out everything you need to know to start uni next year, receive
NEWSLETTERS
Latest Careers Newsletter
Careers Newsletter is provided by Study Work Grow and aims to provide resources to inspire students and inform parents in relation to career pathways and work opportunities.
Please click on the links below to read the latest news and information.
Start with a conversation.
Students in Years 7ā12 can book individual career counselling for support with subject choices, goals, applications, work experience and the options beyond school.
Ms Belinda Sewell
Careers Counsellor
Ms Emma Doy
VET/ONSITE Coordinator