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Future of Work

Our Future of Work Program has been designed to cater for secondary year levels or core subject groups including Mathematics, Science and English. Students participate in 4 hands-on sessions focusing on in-demand skills or emerging careers.

Autobots

Velisha Farms

Automation is one of the biggest disruptors of today’s workforce.This workshop provides students with the skills they will need to flourish in Industry 4.0 with collaboration, process automation, programmable logic control (PLC) coding and designing innovative solutions.

Humanoids
in Society

From health care to education and service industries, humanoid robots are making a huge difference in society. In this program, students will use their creative and critical thinking skills to solve real life problems.

ACS x YLAB

Students work in small groups to complete a co-design sprint. They will collaborate and co-create a purposeful digital solution exploring the theme of ‘Data for Good’.

Cyber Security

Students are provided with a set of virtual machines that represent different operating systems where they will spend time fixing cyber security vulnerabilities, strengthening systems, and maintaining critical services.

Smart Cities

Explore the data that surrounds us in Wyndham and how it is used for making important decisions about our city. Students are tasked with using data in an Unreal Engine simulation to make decisions planning a local festival.

AI Engineering

Greater Western Water

Game Development

Explore gaming technologies to make change. Students will build knowledge of the game development industry and learn to make a 3D game whilst exploring emerging technologies.

Need for Speed:
F1 in Schools

Students design and experiment with CO2 powered cars on our F1 race track, exploring the physics behind race cars.

Esports Entrepreneurship

BIG Esports

This program has been designed by industry professionals to give students hands-on experience in working as entrepreneurs in a tech start-up.  Students develop business skills whilst building their esports teams and planning for the production of a tournament.

F1 in Schools
Introduction

Re-Engineering Australia Foundation

The F1 in Schools introduction is a term long project that introduces students to the international Formula 1 in Schools STEM competition. Students will explore the physics behind race cars, learn critical design skills and utilise industry grade engineering tools to create and test functional prototypes.

F1 in Schools 
Development

The F1 in Schools Development is an in-depth program that runs over 3 terms, preparing students to compete in the F1 in Schools competition. Students will explore both the engineering and enterprise side of running an F1 team.

Systems Engineering

In 2022 we are focusing on supporting students in Systems Engineering.  Systems Engineering involves the design, production, operation, evaluation and iteration of integrated systems, which mediate and control many aspects of human experience.