Vocational Education

Vocational Education & Pathways at St Eugene College

At St Eugene College, we are committed to nurturing the whole person by providing purposeful career education and vocational pathways that empower students to transition confidently beyond school. Guided by our Catholic ethos and our college vision — “Enter to learn, dare to grow, leave to serve” — we support each young person to discern their gifts, explore their vocation and make informed choices for work, training and further study.

Why Vocational Pathways at St Eugene College?

Vocational pathways at St Eugene College:

 
  • Honour the dignity, strengths and aspirations of every student

  • Support multiple, valued pathways beyond school

  • Support university, vocational and applied pathways, including preparation for tertiary study, early-offer and Head Start programs

  • Develop employability skills, independence and responsibility

  • Build strong partnerships with families, industry and training providers

  • Prepare students for meaningful participation in work, community and lifelong learning

 

This commitment ensures every student is supported to find a pathway that is right for them.

Celebrating Our Students' Successes

Work Experience In Action

Work Experience Request and Approval Form (PDF 231.3KB)

Student request, parent/carer approval and school pre-approval
Email: pbuypathways@bne.catholic.edu.au 

Purpose: This form collects initial information from students seeking work experience and records school readiness approval before official work experience documentation is progressed. Work experience is an opportunity to explore future pathways, develop workplace skills and represent the College positively in the wider community. Approval is based on student readiness, attendance, behaviour, curriculum engagement and suitability of the proposed placement. This form does not replace official BCE/DoE work experience agreement forms, risk assessment requirements or Activ8 Pathways documentation.

Pathways Newsletter

November 2026 | Issue 4

Stay up to date with the latest Pathways news, work experience opportunities, apprenticeships, traineeships, VET courses and career opportunities available to St Eugene College students.

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Year 9 Work Experience Week | 30 November – 4 December

Year 9 Work Experience Week is almost here! Students will step into real workplaces across our local community, giving them the opportunity to explore career interests and begin developing the skills and confidence that will support them beyond school.

What can students gain?

  • Explore Careers – discover different careers and industries
  • Experience Workplaces – see what a real workplace is like
  • Build Skills – develop confidence, communication and workplace skills
  • Build Connections – meet employers and industry professionals
  • Discover Possibilities – learn about strengths and future options
 

Celebrating VET Success: Ila

Congratulations to Ila, recipient of the 2026 St Eugene College Vocational Education and Training Award.

Throughout her senior years, Ila has shown outstanding commitment to creating her own pathway beyond school. Alongside achieving strong academic results and maintaining excellent attendance, Ila has successfully completed her BSB50120 Diploma of Business and commenced a School-based Apprenticeship in Carpentry.

Ila has actively explored her options through university open days, career expos and pathway events, while working positively with employers, training providers and College staff.

Congratulations, Ila, on this very well-deserved achievement. We are incredibly proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to seeing where your pathway takes you next.


 

Career & Job Opportunities

East Coast Apprenticeships

More than 30 apprenticeships and traineeships are available, including:

  • Carpentry – Burpengary and Morayfield
  • Painting – North Lakes and Morayfield
  • Roof Plumbing – Caboolture
  • Sheet Metal – Brendale
  • Bricklaying – Eaton Hill
  • Warehousing – Deception Bay

Most trade roles require a driver's licence, transport and a White Card.

ICE Apprentice Chefs

  • Paid Certificate III in Cookery
  • January 2027 intake
  • Contact Luke Noble: 0431 476 294

Brisbane 2032 Jobs (BOJSX)

Construction and infrastructure job opportunities are available through Brisbane 2032 Jobs.

Apprenticeship Central

A free national job board providing apprenticeship opportunities.

2027 Traineeships & VET Courses

For students in Years 10–12 in 2027, Aurora Training Institute offers school-based hospitality and business traineeships close to the College. Students can earn a wage and complete a Certificate III while still at school.

VETiS courses run one day per week and earn QCE credits. 

Aurora Traineeship Places

  • Morayfield – The Coffee Club (2)
  • Morayfield Road – Zarraffa's Coffee (4)
  • Caboolture – The Coffee Club
  • Mango Hill – Zarraffa's Coffee (5)
  • Lawnton – Zarraffa's Coffee (5)
  • Caboolture South – Zarraffa's Coffee (4)
  • Deception Bay – Zarraffa's Coffee (3)
  • Redcliffe – Papi's Mexican Kitchen (2)

2027 VETiS Certificate II Courses

  • Construction Pathways – Majoy / WYNMET
  • Engineering Pathways – Major Training
  • Electrotechnology – Major Training
  • Plumbing – WYNMET, Petrie
  • Automotive – WYNMET, Morayfield

VETiS Funding

Important: VETiS funding covers only one Certificate I or II while at school, so students should choose carefully.

More 2027 Courses

Certificate II Integrated Technologies
Robotics, automation and 3D printing
Australian Trade Training College, Brendale
Phone:(07) 3414 5999

Certificate II Maritime Operations
TAFE at School, Redcliffe
Tuesdays – 4 QCE credits
Application code: TQB2701

 

Current Work Experience Placements

Short-term placements are available across local businesses. Students can register their interest with the Pathways Office.

Automotive

Locations: Caboolture, Burpengary, Morayfield, North Lakes, Enoggera, Geebung and Beerwah
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Hairdressing & Beauty

Locations: Upper Caboolture, Caboolture and Morayfield
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Hospitality

Location: Narangba
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Child Care

Location: North Lakes
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Marine Mechanic

Location: Burpengary East
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Heavy Vehicle / Diesel Mechanics

Suitable for: Students aged 16 years or older

Warehousing & Procurement

Location: Narangba
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Electrical

Suitable for: Years 11 and 12

Fencing – Residential & Commercial

Location: Caboolture
Suitable for: Year 9 and higher

Traineeship & Apprenticeship Placements

Longer-term placements are also available that can lead to a school-based traineeship or full-time apprenticeship.

Automotive – Deception Bay

Suitable for:

  • Year 11 – potential School-Based Apprenticeship
  • Year 12 – potential Full-Time Apprenticeship in 2027

Hairdressing – Morayfield

  • School-Based opportunity for 2027


Key Dates

  • 24 November – Mater Diploma of Nursing Webinar, 6pm–7pm
  • 30 November – 4 December – Year 9 Work Experience Week
  • December holidays – Mater High School Health Adventures
  • January 2027 – ICE apprenticeship intake
  • January 2027 – BOJSX Skilling QLD for Work program starts
  • Term 1, Week 3 – Major Training VETiS courses start
  • 11 February – WYNMET Certificate II Plumbing starts
  • 18 February – Certificate II Automotive starts
  • 23 February – WYNMET Certificate II Construction Pathways starts

Interested in an Opportunity?

Places are limited.

Students interested in any of the listed opportunities should speak with the Pathways Team before enrolling.

Phone: (07) 3491 4600
Email: PBUYPathways@bne.catholic.edu.au

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VIEW / DOWNLOAD THE NOVEMBER 2026 PATHWAYS NEWSLETTER

 
HELP OUR STUDENTS EXPLORE FUTURE PATHWAYS

St Eugene College is looking to connect with local businesses, industry professionals, past & current families and community members who can support our students through work experience and career exposure.

  • Health & Medical
  • Agriculture & Animal Care
  • Building & Construction
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Digital Manufacturing
  • Trades & Apprenticeships
  • Business & Administration
  • Technology & Engineering
  • Hospitality & Tourism
  • Offering a work experience placement
  •  Hosting a workplace tour
  • Sharing your career journey as a guest speaker
  • Offering industry insights and workplace experience
  • Helping students learn about your profession

If you are interested in supporting a St Eugene student through work experience, please contact the Pathways Team. 

👉 Email : PBUYPathways@bne.catholic.edu.au

Are you a St Eugene College Alumni?

We would love to reconnect with our past students, hear where your journey has taken you and invite you to stay connected with the St Eugene Community.

Scan the QR code to register your details on our Alumni Link



👉 St Eugene College Alumni Registration Survey – Fill out form

Career education is embedded from Prep to Year 12. Students progressively build self-awareness, explore opportunities and develop the skills required for future pathways through age‑appropriate learning experiences connected to real‑world contexts.

Year 10 Career Education

In Year 10, all students undertake a specialised Career Education course, a key transition point within our P–12 pathway model. The course supports students to:

 
  • Identify strengths, interests and personal goals

  • Explore academic, vocational and applied senior pathways

  • Make informed subject selections aligned with QCAA senior schooling options

  • Develop planning, decision-making and career management skills

 

This course ensures students enter senior schooling with clarity, confidence and purpose. As part of the program, students also complete a QCAA Short Course in Career Education, gaining a recognised qualification that supports pathway planning and senior subject selection. The course also supports students with university aspirations, including awareness of early offer and Head Start programs, and participation in targeted career, tertiary and transition workshops that build readiness for further study.

Could your workplace provide a valuable work experience opportunity for a St Eugene College student?
We welcome expressions of interest from local businesses and organisations interested in supporting our students as they explore future career pathways.

Complete our Work Experience Host Expression of Interest Form to tell our Pathways team about your workplace and the opportunities you may be able to offer.

🔗 Work Experience Host – Expression of Interest (PDF 3.6MB)

St Eugene College provides structured work experience opportunities that support authentic learning and community engagement. Through work experience, students:

 
  • Participate in real workplace environments

  • Develop employability and communication skills

  • Explore industries and career interests

  • Build confidence, responsibility and local industry connections

 

Work experience plays a vital role in shaping informed and realistic pathway decisions.

Current Work Experience Placement Opportunities

  • Heavy Vehicle/ Diesel Mechanics – 16 years or older
  • Warehousing and Procurement – Narangba – Year 9 and Higher
  • Marine Mechanic – Burpengary East – Year 9 and Higher
  • Child Care – North Lakes, Narangba, Burpengary, Caboolture - Year 9 and Higher
  • Automotive (Car) Mechanic – Caboolture – Year 9 and Higher
  • Electrical – YEAR 11 & 12
  • Hairdressing – Upper Caboolture – Year 9 and Higher
  • Automotive – Burpengary, Morayfield, North Lakes, Enoggera, Geebung, Beerwah etc – Year 9 and Higher
  • Automotive Mechanic (work experience) – Deception Bay – Year 9 and Higher
  • Hair and Beauty - Morayfield - Year 9 and Higher
  • Fencing (Custom design residential and commercial fencing) - caboolture - Year 9 and Higher
  • Hairdressing - Caboolture - Year 9 and Higher
  • Hairdressing - Morayfield - Year 9 and Higher
  • Hairdressing – Caboolture – Year 9 and Higher

TRAINEESHIP/ APPRENTICESHIP PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

  • Automotive – Deception Bay – Year 11 for potential for School Based or 12 for potential Full-Time Apprenticeship 2027.
  • Hairdressing – Morayfield – School-Based for 2027

If you are interested in any of these opportunities please come and speak to a member of the Pathways Team in the Old Library

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Queensland Police Service Work Experience Program

Explore a Career in Policing

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The Queensland Police Service offers a unique three-day work experience-style program for Year 11 and Year 12 students interested in a future career in policing, law enforcement, or related fields.

This highly sought-after program provides students with the opportunity to learn about the wide range of career pathways available within the Queensland Police Service and gain valuable insight into the day-to-day operations of different police units.

About the Program

Students participate in a structured three-day program that includes visits to a variety of specialist police units and departments, showcasing the more than 60 career pathways available across the Queensland Police Service.

The program is designed for students who have demonstrated a genuine interest in pursuing a career in policing or a related field.

Program Details

  • Open to Year 11 and Year 12 students
  • Conducted over three consecutive days
  • Programs are typically offered in February, May, and August
  • Limited to approximately 18 students per intake
  • Students attend alongside participants from schools across South East Queensland
  • Daily attendance is required at Mount Ommaney Police Station from 8:30am

Who Should Apply?

This program is best suited to students who:

  • Have a strong interest in policing, law enforcement, or community safety
  • Are considering a future career with the Queensland Police Service
  • Are committed, enthusiastic, and willing to actively participate throughout the program

Due to limited places, students may be required to participate in a school-based selection process before nominations are submitted.

What Will I Learn?

Students will have the opportunity to:

  • Explore a variety of policing and specialist unit careers
  • Gain insight into police operations and community safety initiatives
  • Learn about pathways into the Queensland Police Service
  • Meet police officers and staff working in a range of roles
  • Develop a better understanding of the skills and qualities required for a policing career

Expressions of Interest

Places are extremely limited and programs often fill quickly.

Students interested in participating should register their interest with the Pathways Team. Once future program dates become available, interested students will be provided with further information about the nomination and selection process.



Brisbane Olympics Jobs & Skills Exchange

Interested in a career in construction or infrastructure?

The Brisbane Olympics Jobs & Skills Exchange (BOJSX) connects students with current job vacancies, training pathways, and future employment opportunities linked to Queensland's preparation for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. BOJSX is an initiative of the Australian Training Company designed to help individuals explore careers and build skills within the construction industry.

Job & Skills Exchange Flyer (PDF 718.1KB)

Students can:

  • Create a profile to register their interest for future opportunities.
  • Apply directly for current job vacancies.
  • Explore pathway programs, including the Skilling Queenslanders for Work Program.

    How to Register

    1. Scan the QR code on the flyer.
    2. Choose your pathway.
    3. Complete your profile or apply for available positions



    BOJSX

    Shipping Container Unloading

    Tour the site and find out about shipping container unloading roles. Places are limited, so register to secure your spot. 

    👉 Click here to download the Flyer (PDF 410.4KB)



     

     

Explore the courses currently available to St Eugene College students. These opportunities can help students gain practical skills, work towards recognised qualifications and explore future career pathways.

CHC30221 Certificate III in School Based Education Support



This qualification prepares students with the skills and knowledge to assist teachers and support student learning in primary and secondary school classrooms. The course combines classroom and self-paced online learning and includes 100 hours of vocational placement in a school environment.

Duration: 12–18 months
Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Work Placement: 100 hours
Entry Requirements: LLND evaluation, computer and internet access, and eligibility to obtain a Blue Card.

👉 Click here to download a copy of the Course Flyer (PDF 1.4MB)

CHC30125 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care

This nationally recognised qualification prepares students for work in early childhood education and care settings, including long day care centres, family day care, preschools and kindergartens. Students develop practical skills and complete 160 hours of supervised vocational placement as part of the qualification. 

Duration: 12–18 months
Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Work Placement: 160 hours
Entry Requirements: LLND evaluation, internet and basic computer skills, and eligibility to obtain a Blue Card

👉 Click here to download a copy of the Course Flyer  (PDF 1.3MB)

CHC50125 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care



This nationally recognised qualification is designed for educators working in early childhood education and care services. It develops skills in areas such as children’s learning and development, curriculum planning, inclusion, leadership and working effectively with families. 

Duration: 12–18 months

Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Work Placement: 280 hours
Delivery: Classroom and self-paced online options available
Entry Requirements: Applicants must meet the specified prior qualification and/or industry experience requirements

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.3MB)

BSB30120 Certificate III in Business

This nationally recognised qualification provides students with practical skills and knowledge for a career in business services. Students develop skills in workplace communication, business software, customer service, workplace safety and organising work priorities. 

Duration: 12–18 months
Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Delivery: In-person, online self-paced or blended learning
Entry Requirements: LLND evaluation, access to a computer and internet, and basic computer skills.

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.1MB)

BSB50120 Diploma of Business

This nationally recognised qualification is designed for people looking to develop higher-level business skills and pursue opportunities across business administration, banking and finance, insurance and private enterprise. The course covers areas including business operations, financial planning, workplace communication, leadership, risk management and continuous improvement. 

Duration: 12–18 months
Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Delivery: In-person, online self-paced or blended learning
Entry Requirements: LLND evaluation, access to a computer and internet, and basic computer skills.

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.4MB)

BSB50120 Diploma of Business - At School 2027

This nationally recognised qualification develops practical business, leadership and management skills, with learning across financial and operational management, organisational policy, sustainability, digital capability and marketing, including social media engagement. 

Training Provider: College Australia
Total Units: 12 units – 5 core and 7 elective
Delivery: Face-to-face, block, online or blended learning
QCE: Up to 8 QCE points
University Pathways: Articulation arrangements with Southern Cross University and Griffith University

Career Opportunities:
Compliance Coordinator • Business Operations • Team Leader • Digital Marketing Officer

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.4MB)

BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and Management

 

This nationally recognised qualification develops practical leadership and management skills for use across a range of industries and workplaces. The course covers areas including communication, critical thinking, workplace relationships, operational planning, team effectiveness and professional development. 

Duration: 12–18 months
Training Provider: Lead Institute
Location: Fortitude Valley
Delivery: In-person, online self-paced or blended learning
Entry Requirements: LLND evaluation, access to a computer and internet, and basic computer skills

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.5MB)

 

Students may undertake School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships (SATs) while completing their senior studies. These QCAA‑recognised pathways enable students to:

 
  • Combine school, training and paid employment

  • Work towards nationally recognised qualifications

  • Gain valuable industry experience

  • Transition smoothly into employment or further training after school

    Apprenticeship and Traineeship Opportunities

    Students interested in exploring vocational pathways and gaining hands-on industry experience may wish to consider opportunities currently available across the Moreton Bay and surrounding regions. These opportunities span a wide range of industries and can lead to nationally recognised qualifications. 

    Trade Apprenticeships

    • Carpentry
    • Bricklaying
    • Painting and Decorating
    • Roof Plumbing
    • Cabinet Making
    • Electrical
    • Sheet Metal Fabrication
    • Boilermaking
    • Engineering Machining (CNC)
    • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
    • Wall and Floor Tiling
    • Plastering
    • Landscape Construction
    • Diesel Fitting / Heavy Vehicle Mechanics

    Business and Service Industries

    • Business Administration Traineeships
    • Dental Assisting
    • Individual Support (Aged Care and Disability Support)
    • Commercial Cookery

    Qualifications Available

    These opportunities may lead to qualifications such as:

    • Certificate III in Carpentry
    • Certificate III in Bricklaying
    • Certificate III in Painting and Decorating
    • Certificate III in Roof Plumbing
    • Certificate III in Cabinet Making
    • Certificate III in Electrotechnology
    • Certificate III in Engineering Fabrication
    • Certificate III in Landscape Construction
    • Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
    • Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling
    • Certificate III in Wall and Ceiling Lining (Plastering)
    • Certificate III in Commercial Cookery
    • Certificate III in Business
    • Certificate III in Dental Assisting
    • Certificate III in Individual Support
    • Certificate III in Engineering (Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic)

    Interested in finding out more? Visit the Pathways Office to discuss current opportunities, eligibility requirements, and application processes. Opportunities are updated regularly throughout the year. 

    Complete our Student Expression of Interest form and the Pathways team will help match you with the right opportunity.

     Click here to download a copy of the Student Expression of Interest form (PDF 164.8KB)

St Eugene College supports access to external trade and training courses through partnerships with registered training organisations and industry providers. These pathways are aligned with BCE and QCAA requirements and support students pursuing applied and vocational learning options beyond the classroom.

👉 Download the Student Expression of Interest form Here (PDF 234KB)

AHC20422 Certificate II in Horticulture

This nationally recognised qualification provides practical, hands-on training for students interested in working outdoors. Students develop skills in plant identification, planting trees and shrubs, treating weeds and plant problems, soil sampling, using basic machinery and developing gardening, pruning and landscaping skills.

Training Provider: LT Training – RTO 45726
Total Units: 15 units – 8 core and 7 electives
Delivery: Face-to-face at school across the school year
QCE: Up to 4 QCE credits, subject to successful completion and QCAA new-learning rules
Pathways: Nurseries, landscaping, parks and gardens

👉 Click here to download the Course Flyer (PDF 1.1MB)
 

22586VIC Certificate II in Integrated Technologies (Pre-vocational)

This qualification provides students with foundation skills for careers in robotics, automation, electronics and smart technologies. Students gain hands-on experience in electronics, programming, 3D printing, engineering drawing, networking and the use of industry tools and equipment.

Year Levels: Years 10–12
Training Provider: Australian Trade Training College – RTO 31399
Duration: 1 day per week over 3 school terms
Delivery: Face-to-face with online, classroom and practical workshop activities
Total Units: 10 units – 6 core and 4 elective
Locations: Brendale, Meadowbrook and Australian Trade College North Brisbane (Scarborough)
Career Pathways: Robotics • Automation • Electronics • Mechatronics • Electrical • Instrumentation

👉 Click Here to Download the Flyer  (PDF 644.5KB)

Trade Pathways Program (Petrie Campus)

2027 Enrolments Now Open

Interested in a hands-on career in the trades? Students can gain practical industry skills, nationally recognised qualifications, and valuable experience through a range of VET in Schools (VETiS) programs delivered at the Petrie campus.

These courses provide pathways into apprenticeships, further training, and employment across the construction, plumbing, and automotive industries.

Certificate II in Plumbing (52946WA)

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Delivered by WYNMET, this course introduces students to the plumbing industry and helps build the foundational skills needed to pursue a plumbing apprenticeship.

Course Details

  • Duration: 35 weeks
  • Units: 18 units of competency (including White Card)
  • Commencement: 11 February 2027
  • Work Placement: 110 hours of mandatory work placement

Career Pathways

  • Plumbing Apprenticeships
  • Plumbing and Gas Fitting
  • Construction and Building Services
  • Further Trade Qualifications

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Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20220)

👉 DOWNLOAD THE FLYER HERE  (PDF 1.7MB)

Delivered by WYNMET, this qualification provides students with practical construction skills and an introduction to the building and construction industry.

Course Details

  • Duration: 30 weeks
  • Units: 10 units of competency (including White Card)
  • Commencement: 23 February 2027

Career Pathways

  • Building and Construction Apprenticeships
  • Carpentry
  • Construction Trades
  • Further Vocational Training


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Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation (AUR20720)

👉 DOWNLOAD THE FLYER HERE (PDF 1.3MB)

Delivered by Career Employment Australia (CEA), this course is ideal for students interested in the automotive industry and mechanical trades.

Course Details

  • Duration: 32 weeks
  • Units: 12 units of competency
  • Commencement: 18 February 2027

Career Pathways

  • Automotive Apprenticeships
  • Light Vehicle Mechanics
  • Automotive Service and Repair
  • Further Automotive Training

Why Choose a Trade Pathway?

Students will:

  • Gain practical, hands-on industry experience
  • Work towards a nationally recognised qualification
  • Develop workplace-ready skills
  • Explore apprenticeship and employment opportunities
  • Earn credits towards their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE)




Expressions of Interest

Places in these programs are limited, and students are encouraged to register their interest early.
Submitting an Expression of Interest is the first step in the enrolment process and helps secure a place in the preferred course.
For more information about course requirements, delivery arrangements, or enrolment procedures, please contact the Pathways Team.

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Certificate II in Maritime Operations

2027 Enrolments Now Open

👉 DOWNLOAD THE FLYER HERE (PDF 334.1KB)
 

Set your course for a career on the water with the Certificate II in Maritime Operations. This exciting program is being offered at the Redcliffe campus in 2027, providing students with the skills and knowledge to begin a career in the maritime industry.

About the Course

This entry-level qualification introduces students to the maritime sector and develops the practical skills required to work safely and effectively in marine environments.

Students will gain experience in:

  • Operating and maintaining auxiliary marine engine systems
  • Planning and navigating a passage
  • Operating inboard and outboard motors
  • Applying workplace health and safety procedures
  • Undertaking survival-at-sea procedures using survival craft

Successful completion of the qualification provides a valuable pathway into the maritime industry and supports future applications for an AMSA Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal Certificate.

Career Pathways

This qualification can help students pursue careers such as:

  • Coxswain Grade 1
  • Deckhand
  • Linesperson
  • Marine transport and logistics roles

Why Choose Maritime Operations?

The maritime industry offers a wide range of career opportunities across transport, logistics, tourism, commercial fishing, marine services, and recreational boating industries. With industry demand expected to grow, this qualification provides students with a strong foundation for future employment and training opportunities.

Course Details

📍 Location: Redcliffe Campus
📅 Attendance: One day per week (Tuesday)
📆 Commencement: 2027

How to Apply

Students can apply through the TAFE at School application portal.
Application Code: TQB2701 – Brisbane Region (Non-Trade Programs)
Apply via TAFE at School

For students interested in maritime careers, transport and logistics, or working on the water, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain industry experience while still at school.

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Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20220)

2027 Enrolments Now Open 

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Are you interested in a career in the construction industry? The Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20220) provides students with practical, hands-on experience while completing their senior schooling.

Course Details
Qualification: CPC20220 Certificate II in Construction Pathways
Training Provider: Major Training Group
Location: 5 Nolan Drive, Morayfield QLD 4506
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Training Days: Thursdays and Fridays
Commencement: Term 1, Week 3, 2027

About the Course

This VET in Schools (VETiS) program is designed for students who are considering a future in the construction industry. Students gain practical skills in a simulated workplace environment while developing foundational industry knowledge.

Successful completion of the qualification contributes credit towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and can provide a pathway to:

  • Apprenticeships
  • Employment in the construction industry
  • Further vocational training

Am I Eligible?

To access VETiS funding, students must:

  • Be enrolled in Years 10, 11, or 12 at a Queensland secondary school
  • Be eligible for VETiS funding
  • Have a genuine interest in a construction-related career
  • Not have previously completed a funded Certificate I or II qualification through VETiS

How to Enrol

To secure a place, students will need to:

  1. Complete the online enrolment form.
  2. Provide proof of Australian residency or citizenship.
  3. Provide photo identification.
  4. Supply their Unique Student Identifier (USI).

Apply Now

Complete your enrolment using the link below:
Enrol with Major Training Group

For more information or assistance with the enrolment process, please contact the Pathways Team.


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Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20422)

2027 Enrolments Now Open

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Are you interested in a career in engineering? The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20422) allows students to gain practical industry skills while completing their senior schooling.

Course Details
Qualification: MEM20422 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Training Provider: Major Training Group
Location: 5 Nolan Drive, Morayfield QLD 4506
Training Days: Thursdays and Fridays
Commencement: Term 1, Week 3, 2027

About the Course

The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways is a VET in Schools (VETiS) program designed for students interested in exploring careers within the engineering and manufacturing industries.

Students develop practical, hands-on skills in a simulated workplace environment while building a strong foundation in engineering concepts and industry practices. The qualification is typically completed over 12 months and contributes credit towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).

This course provides an excellent pathway to:

  • Engineering apprenticeships
  • Employment in the engineering and manufacturing sectors
  • Further vocational education and training

Am I Eligible?

To access VETiS funding, students must:

  • Be enrolled in Years 10, 11 or 12 at a Queensland secondary school
  • Be eligible for VETiS funding
  • Have a genuine interest in pursuing a trade or engineering-related career
  • Not have previously completed a funded Certificate I or II qualification through VETiS

How to Enrol

To secure a place in the course, students must:

  1. Complete the online enrolment form.
  2. Provide proof of Australian residency or citizenship.
  3. Provide photo identification.
  4. Provide their Unique Student Identifier (USI).

Please ensure all required documentation is submitted to avoid delays with processing your enrolment.

Apply Now

Students can begin the enrolment process by completing the online application:
Enrol with Major Training Group
For further information or assistance with the enrolment process, please contact the Pathways Team.


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Certificate II in Electrotechnology (UEE22025)

2027 Enrolments Now Open

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Interested in becoming an electrician or exploring a career in the electrotechnology industry? The Certificate II in Electrotechnology (UEE22025) provides students with practical, hands-on experience while completing their senior schooling.

Course Details

Qualification: UEE22025 Certificate II in Electrotechnology

Training Provider: Major Training Group

Location: 5 Nolan Drive, Morayfield QLD 4506

Training Days: Monday, Tuesday and Friday

Commencement: Term 1, Week 3, 2027

About the Course

The Certificate II in Electrotechnology is a VET in Schools (VETiS) program designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the electrical and electrotechnology industries.

Students develop practical skills and foundational industry knowledge through hands-on training in a simulated workplace environment. The qualification is typically completed over 12 months and contributes credit towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).

This course can provide pathways to:

  • Electrical apprenticeships
  • Electrotechnology careers
  • Employment within the electrical industry
  • Further vocational education and training

Am I Eligible?

To access VETiS funding, students must:

  • Be enrolled in Years 10, 11 or 12 at a Queensland secondary school
  • Be eligible for VETiS funding
  • Have a genuine interest in an electrical or electrotechnology career
  • Not have previously completed a funded Certificate I or II qualification through VETiS

How to Enrol

To secure a place in the course, students must:

  1. Complete the online enrolment form.
  2. Provide proof of Australian residency or citizenship.
  3. Provide photo identification.
  4. Provide their Unique Student Identifier (USI).
  5. Complete and return the Pre-Training Review.

The Pre-Training Review helps determine your readiness for the course and provides an overview of the training program and expectations.

Please ensure all required documentation is submitted to avoid delays in processing your enrolment.

Apply Now

To begin the enrolment process, complete the online application with Major Training Group.
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For further information or assistance with the enrolment process, please contact the Pathways Team.




📧 Contact the Pathways Team: pbuypathways@bne.catholic.edu.au

Contact the Pathways Team

For enquiries about vocational education, pathways planning, work experience, apprenticeships, traineeships or industry engagement, please contact:

Pathways Team

📧 pbuypathways@bne.catholic.edu.au

We welcome communication from parents, carers, students and industry partners as we work together to support strong, sustainable futures for our young people.

Student Spotlight 🎉

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Careers Expo 2026 industry providers list

The St Eugene College Careers Expo brings together a wide range of universities, employers, training organisations, and community groups to support students in exploring future pathways.

Event Details

Date: Thursday 16 July 2026
Time: 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Location: St Eugene College, Burpengary

👉Discover the full range of exhibitors attending the Careers Expo — View industry providers list (PDF 379.2KB)

This event is designed to help students:

  • Explore career pathways and industries
  • Connect with universities and training providers
  • Learn about apprenticeships and employment opportunities
  • Make informed subject selection decisions

Who Will Be There

The expo features a diverse group of exhibitors, including:

Universities & Higher Education

  • UniSC – University of the Sunshine Coast
  • Bond University
  • Australian Catholic University
  • Torrens University

Trades, Training & Apprenticeships

  • Australian Trade College – Brendale
  • The BUSY Group
  • MAS National
  • OSMAC Apprenticeships
  • Apprenticeship Support Services
  • Major Training
  • Asset College
  • Inscope Training
  • Peak College
  • Look Now Training (TBC)

Employment & Career Support

  • Transition to Work
  • Mylestones Employment
  • Aspire to Succeed
  • Better Outreach

Creative & Performing Arts

  • Queensland School of Film and Television
  • Jazz Music Institute
  • A.D.I Dance Studios
  • Red Music & Dance

Specialist Industries & Experiences

  • Australian Defence Force
  • Brisbane Broncos Sports Business Institute
  • Aviation Australia
  • VisitOz Australian Working Adventures
  • Repco
  • Kangaroo Bus Lines

Community & Support Services

  • Autism Queensland
  • Carers Queensland
  • YouTurn
  • Rosies
  • Australian Red Cross
  • SES QLD
  • City of Moreton Bay

Career Education & Pathways

  • ACCCO
  • CEA
  • WYNMET

Hospitality & Industry Experience

  • Burpengary Community Club

Health & Other Services

  • 20/20 Eyewear Burpengary

What Students Can Do

At the expo, students can:

  • Speak directly with industry professionals
  • Ask questions about careers, study, and training
  • Discover local and national opportunities
  • Gain real-world insight into different industries