Western Technical College

Friday, March 21

Outstanding VET students Ben Oates, Adem Baldacchino, Isabella Cannell, and Kane Materne.

Students embrace VET pathway

Choosing a career can be a daunting prospect but starting vocational education and training (VET) during secondary school is proving popular for students interested in pursuing a trade career.

Expanded facilities to meet VET demand

There has been a flurry of building activity in Rosewater recently as new state-of-the-art training facilities at the Western Technical College begin to take shape.

DIFFERENT PATHWAYS: Trainees Sarah Palfreyman (Adelaide High School), Declan Hill (Le Fevre High School), Ramo Mujic, Joshua Thompson and Harry Hills-Brewer (Mount Carmel College) with Anne Marie O’Grady and Shane Gubbin.

Technical college to meet apprentice needs of the future

The development of the Western Technical College (WTC) at Rosewater will provide a boost in skilled apprentices able to fill the shortfall in a number of key industries in South Australia.

Career focus

These trainees have good reason to smile as they have been chosen to participate in the inaugural BAE Systems ASC Shipbuilding Readiness Program, supporting the Hunter Class Frigate Program.

New era for Mt Carmel

Two Josephite tradition schools with a long history of educating children on Le Fevre Peninsula will form a new R-12 Catholic college in 2022.

Boost for tech students in western suburbs

Catholic Education will partner with the State Government to deliver an almost $5 million expansion of the Rosewater Trade Training Centre, creating a skills hub right on the doorstep of South Australia’s maritime and defence industries on the Le Fevre Peninsula.