Future Pathways Program (FPP)

Specialist Programs

The Future Pathways Program is for Year 11 and 12 students who are wanting to remain engaged in their education and are seeking an alternative to the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE).

Students complete qualifications, endorsed programs and certificate level training focused on preparation for work and further training. The program is delivered at Champion Bay Senior High School and in partnership with offsite service providers and organisations.

The Future Pathways Program is a 2 year program. At the completion of Year 12, students will receive a Western Australian Statement of Student Achievement (WASSA) and a Student Portfolio of completed certificates.

FPP is suitable for students who are aiming to:

increase their attendance in Years 11 and 12
improve their Literacy and Numeracy skills
complete accredited qualifications and certificates
improve their work readiness and access to further education and training and/or employment beyond school

Entry Requirements

currently enrolled at Champion Bay Senior Highschool
motivated to graduate Year 12
able to work in a small group setting
strong interest in further training and employment opportunities.

The 2 Year Program consists of:

Certificate II level training
Endorsed programs (eg Keys 4 Life, Recreational Pursuits, Woodwork or Community Service)
TAFE courses or Skills Sets
Work Experience
Pastoral care and wellbeing support
FPP Student Portfolio.