Industry Programs
Analyse, ideate, prototype and test solutions using professional software and tools.
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Students will experience real STEM jobs for the day, gaining practical digital skills and a clear sense of how these skills can translate into future study and career pathways.
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Choose one of the below options to integrate into your elective or specialised subject.
25 - 50 Students
Years 9 - 10
9:30am - 2pm
Agritech
Students experience being Agritech specialists for the day, learning about the world of Agricultural technology and the various skills and professions in that area. Choose from:
Entrepreneurship
Students create their own business idea that utilises our Smart Farm, exploring market analysis, financial management, and brand & marketing.
Engineering
Students combine microcontroller programming, 3D modelling (CAD), and real-time data collection to drive agricultural solutions.​
AI Engineering
Learn how remote-operated vehicles, drones, and AI can be used to detect and clear blockages in our underground water network.
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Students tackle the same real-world challenge being explored by Greater Western Water and will use robotics, coding and machine learning to design safer, smarter solutions for the future of pipe maintenance.
Design Thinking
In this robotics challenge, students will immerse themselves in Design Thinking: A creative, iterative process that drives innovation in leading industries.
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Working in teams, they’ll role-play as scientists and engineers, explore complex problems from different perspectives, and prototype their solutions using robotics and coding.
Game Development
As the multi-billion-dollar game industry grows in Australia, so does the need for talented individuals with specialised skills in storytelling, 3D modelling (CAD), programming and game-play design.
Students will use industry-leading game engine software to design and code their own real games.
Podcasting
Podcasting is a leading communication channel, reaching more listeners worldwide every day and offering career opportunities in digital media, content creation and communications.
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Students will spend the day producing their own podcast, using professional recording and editing tools, including AI-assisted scripting, to develop skills in storytelling, sound engineering, project management and media production.
STEM Racing
Backed by industry and supported by F1®, the global STEM Racing competition makes science and maths fun, relevant and engaging.
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This one-day program introduces students to the world of competitive engineering as they design, build, and race their own miniature paper cars, learning the basics of physics, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software, and 3D design (CAD).
Systems Engineering
Mirroring the work of engineers in automation, robotics, product design and Internet of Things (IoT), students will take a project from idea to prototype in this full day design sprint.
Exploring concepts through mock-ups, mechanisms and hands-on construction before bringing it to life with coding and in-built electronics.
Wyndham Woven City 2050
Inspired by Toyota’s Woven City, students become urban planners for the day to reimagine central Werribee for the year 2050.
Guided by human-centred design principles and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, they'll design digital 3D models and use professional software to visualise a sustainable, futuristic city.
