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Find Your Future
Sevenoaks Senior College
2022
Sevenoaks Senior College is
an Independent Public School
www.sevenoaks.wa.edu.au
Contents
About Sevenoaks 2 Support for Aboriginal and 8
Find out what makes Sevenoaks unique. Torres Strait Islander students
Young Adult Environment 2 at Sevenoaks
Advocacy Program 3 An exciting program of support for Aboriginal
Workplace Learning 3 students.
Vocational Education and Training 3 Follow the Dream program 8
Wirrpanda Deadly Sista Girlz 9
Clontarf Foundation 9
How Sevenoaks is managed 4
The College Board 4 Sevenoaks programs 10
Parent involvement 4 Whatever a student plans for the future,
Student Guild 4 we have a program to suit.
Staff at Sevenoaks 4 ATAR 10
Links to industry 4 General 10
Working hours 4 Foundation 10
Timetables 4 Trade Training Centre 11
Daily schedule 5 TEC Consortium 11
Student term dates 2022 5 The Canning Skills Big Picture Academy 12
Vocational Education & Training (VET) 12
South Metropolitan TAFE delivering 13
Extra-curricular activities 6 on campus
Sevenoaks prepares students to be Additional Certificate offerings 13
active citizens. delivered at TAFE
Events 6
Sevenoaks Football Academy 7 Sevenoaks course offerings 14
Sport 7 Year 11 Course Offerings 14
Leadership opportunities 7 Year 12 Course Offerings 15
Find Your Future 1
About Sevenoaks
When Sevenoaks opened its doors in 2001, the vision Young Adult Environment
was to create a school that assists every student to
realise their aspirations and to do this in a modern, Universities, TAFEs and workplaces expect young
young adult environment. people to show a strong work ethic as well as work
effectively as individuals and with others.
We still focus on this vision to provide an outstanding
teaching and learning environment for up to 500 Our unique, young adult approach to schooling
students in Year 11 and 12. encourages students to view the school as a place
of work.
Students from Sevenoaks have achieved ATAR scores
of 99 and have won national and statewide Vocational Students have timetabled classes between 8am and
Education and Training Awards, Course Distinctions 4.30pm. They are expected to attend classes on time
and Certificates of Merit. and to use breaks, other than meal times, for study,
homework or group work. When not scheduled for
Most importantly, our students come to Sevenoaks
a class, and if nothing on campus is planned, they
to find their future, and our success in helping
are able to make use of local facilities such as the
students to move from school to Universities, TAFEs,
Cannington Leisureplex next to the school or to leave
Apprenticeships and into the workforce has been
campus for other business.
exceptional.
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Advocacy Program Vocational Education and Training
Extensive research confirms that students achieve Vocational Education and Training (VET) certificates
their best when they receive support and are given focus on preparing students for direct entry to the
good advice. workplace or further education and training. The
Every student at Sevenoaks is assigned to an Advocate certificates provide students an opportunity to
who is a teacher in the College. The Advocate has demonstrate a range of skills that are relevant to a
a maximum of fifteen students under their care specific career path. Also many students enrol in
and is responsible for supporting students with certificates because the skills they learn will assist
attendance, academic progress and achieving their them in their future life and studies.
post-school goals. Students at Sevenoaks may undertake certificate
Advocacy groups meet for one hour per week and courses offered in the College and auspiced through
individual meetings are held with students in the group third party arrangements with relevant Registered
several times a term. Training Organisations. Information about the range
of VET offerings is provided on pages 12 and 13
of this book.
School Based Traineeships are also an option for
many students. These enable students to combine
school and work that will lead to a future career.
Workplace Learning
To support students in their vocational education,
Sevenoaks runs an extensive Workplace Learning
program.
We have many partnerships with employers in a variety
of industries that provide students with opportunities
to experience working life first hand.
Students who are enrolled in a General program are
strongly advised to enrol in Workplace Learning.
Find Your Future 3
How Sevenoaks is managed
The College Board Links to industry
The Sevenoaks Senior College Board sets the vision Students have access to some of the best tuition
and direction of the College and plays a key role in and business expertise available in Western Australia
monitoring our progress and performance. through Sevenoaks’ partnerships with business,
The Board comprises: Universities and TAFE colleges. Students develop real
skills through workplace learning and part-time work.
• representatives from business, industry and the
community
• a representative from the University of Western
Working hours
Australia, Edith Cowan University and Curtin In keeping with our young adult ethos, our daily program
University runs from 8am to 4.30pm. The extended College day
• representatives from South Metro TAFE means that students may have unsupervised periods
of time between classes. Staff are available to meet
• parents
with individual students or groups at these times, or
• a College staff member, and
students may choose independent work or meetings
• the Principal. with other students.
Parent involvement Timetables
In addition to membership of the College Board, Each student receives an individual timetable that
parents can provide input into decision-making shows their start and finish times for each day. Due
processes through membership of the Sevenoaks to the extended day, students may have days where
Parents & Citizens. The College Board holds an open classes run from 8am to 4.30pm or they may have
meeting each November and parents are welcome days where a later start or earlier finish occurs.
to attend.
Students are required to be on campus for all their
scheduled classes. In addition, those who are enrolled
Student Guild in Workplace Learning, Traineeships or TAFE courses
Sevenoaks students can present their views and may be off campus one or two days a week to attend
requests through the Student Guild. these programs.
The Student Guild represents the interests of all We expect all our students to use their non-class
students at the College and is actively involved in zones effectively. Students may study individually
events and activities throughout the school year. or with others, finish incomplete work or arrange
Year 11 and 12 Guild elections are run by the Australian appointments with the Careers Advisor, teachers,
Electoral Commission to give our students exposure Advocates or youth workers.
to adult participation.
Advocacy is a compulsory, timetabled class that
occurs once per week.
Staff at Sevenoaks In addition, students enrolled in ATAR courses will
All staff at Sevenoaks are selected based on their have a compulsory Pathways course that will run on
expertise and capacity to deliver relevant material in all Wednesday afternoons between 2.40pm and 3.40pm.
the courses they teach. They all participate in ongoing
professional learning in order to stay up to date with
current information and curriculum.
In addition, every course offered meets the
requirements of the School Curriculum and Standards
Authority and all certificate delivery and assessment is
quality assured through third party arrangements with
relevant Registered Training Organisations.
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Daily schedule Student term dates 2022
The College Day operates from 8am to 4.30pm. Term 1 Monday 31 January to Friday 8 April
Class Times Term 2 Tuesday 26 April to Friday 1 July
Zone 1 8.00 - 8.50 Term 3 Monday 18 July to Friday 23 September
Zone 2 8.50 - 9.50 Term 4 Monday 10 October to Thursday 15 December
Zone 3 9.50 - 10.50 Details of staff development days are published on the
BREAK 10.50 - 11.10 College website at the start of the calendar year.
Zone 4 11.10 - 12.10 Year 12 compulsory school and ATAR practical
Zone 5 12.10 - 1.10 examinations run during the term three school
holidays. Students receive an exact timetable at least
LUNCH 1.10 - 1.40 three weeks before the exams start.
Zone 6 1.40 - 2.40 Year 12 compulsory ATAR examinations occur through
Zone 7 2.40 - 3.40 the month of November. Personalised timetables are
Zone 8 3.40 - 4.30 provided at the end of term three.
Find Your Future 5
Extra Curricular Activities
As well as supporting students in their academic and Harmony Day
career goals, Sevenoaks recognises the importance of
developing young adults who are also positive citizens.
Through a series of events, sport and leadership
opportunities, our students are exposed to out of
classroom learning that helps them develop into the
adults they want to be.
Events
Harmony Day Festival – One of the highlights of
our College year celebrates the many cultures within
our school through food, music, dance and guest
presenters in a festival style event.
College Ball – The Year 12 students’ annual red
carpet event is held each year. The Ball Committee
work hard to make this a special night for everyone.
Expos – Students from Sevenoaks have the
opportunity to attend the annual Career Expo to
find out more about the opportunities available after
Expos
leaving school. Various on campus expos are run over
the year promoting health and well-being.
College Ball
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Sevenoaks Football Academy Leadership Opportunities
Our Academy is part of the Clontarf Football Student Guild – Students from Year 11 and 12
Foundation. Talented Aboriginal footballers attend can nominate to be part of the Student Guild. The
Sevenoaks to complete their education and achieve Guild plays an active leadership role in the school,
the Western Australian Certificate of Education. presenting student ideas to the College leadership
group. Elections take place in March. Once elected
In addition, they participate in football talent
to the Guild, students are guided through a leadership
development through training and match practice
program that includes camps, seminars, meetings
under the mentorship and expertise of the Clontarf
and community service activities.
Foundation staff.
Training trips, camps and AFL games are part of the
extra curricular activities involved in this program.
Leadership
Sport
Our sporting teams compete in local afternoon
competitions and may also have the opportunity to
participate in inter-school competitions.
Currently, we field teams in the following sports:
Soccer – boys and girls
Basketball – boys and girls
Volleyball – boys and girls
AFL Football – boys and girls
Netball – girls
Badminton – girls and boys
Sports
Find Your Future 7
Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander students at Sevenoaks
Follow the Dream program
Sevenoaks is proud to host the Follow the Dream Program plan
program at the College.
The program provides Aboriginal students with:
Follow the Dream is an inter-agency program managed
by the Department of Education across the State in • tutors to assist with homework, assignments,
collaboration with the Polly Farmer Foundation and study habits and goal setting
private industry sponsors. • an individual education plan
The program targets Aboriginal students with high • a mentor to review their school progress and
aspirations as they commence their secondary general well being
education. • regular updates on academic performance
Through individualised support in the areas of • educational excursions and camps to develop
academic acceleration, goal focussed course selection confidence and skills
and career and transition, students are encouraged
to complete Year 12 and achieve results that enable • a safe and supported demountable in which to
entrance to tertiary education. study, equipped with computers, educational
resources and refreshments
The program also includes high achieving and
motivated students undertaking Vocational Education • career guidance
and Training (VET) school pathways, provided they • regular contact with parents and teachers regarding
meet the program selection criteria. student academic progress.
Students are selected for the Follow the Dream Our program also supports Aboriginal culture,
program based on attendance, good grades and including painting and dance and hosts the annual
positive attitudes towards their schooling. NAIDOC Day program.
For further information contact:
Program objectives
Jennet Hansen
Students will:
Follow the Dream Program Coordinator
• achieve a WACE and enter university Sevenoaks Senior College
• attend school regularly Tel: 6235 7200
• achieve to their potential and have high levels of
literacy and numeracy
• have a broad range of post-school education,
training and employment options and opportunities
• achieve a successful post-school transition
• have high self-expectations.
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Wirrpanda Deadly Sista Girlz Clontarf Foundation
The Deadly Sista Girlz Program aims to build proud The Clontarf Foundation exists to improve the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls. education, discipline, self-esteem, life skills and
It is delivered by strong Aboriginal and Torres Strait employment prospects of young Aboriginal and Torres
Islander role models and mentors who offer a stable Strait Islander men and by doing so, equips them to
environment in which girls can discuss current and participate more meaningfully in society.
personal issues they may be facing. Clontarf does not work in isolation, but partners
Each girl has the opportunity to be personally with schools, families and communities to support
mentored throughout the program and also to make Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to:
positive social interactions with their fellow sistagirls in • attend school regularly
a fun and caring environment. • finish Year 12
Deadly Sista Girlz focuses on: • get a job/further study.
• building self esteem and confidence Clontarf embraces the passion Aboriginal and Torres
• building pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Strait islander boys have for Aussie rules, rugby and
Islander identity basketball to attract the boys to school, but it is not
a sporting program rather a life skills/mentoring/
• having practical cultural contribution in the development program.
community
The Clontarf program is based on five program pillars:
• having positive social interactions
• Education – Everything we do is linked to improving
• building relationships based on mutual respect education. To participate in Clontarf activities, boys
• encouraging active self development have to maintain high school attendance.
• yarning about sexual health and women’s health, • Leadership – Clontarf is about being a good bloke
drug and alcohol abuse, road safety, healthy and learning how to become a leader.
nutrition, financial literacy, and healthy relationships • Well Being – The Clontarf program allows boys to
• enjoying AFL games and healthy activities. have a chance to travel as a group, see different
places and enjoy new life experiences.
The purpose of the Deadly Sista Girlz program is to
use our female role models to empower and enable • Employment – Clontarf provides opportunities
young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls to for workplace visits, placements and school
make informed decisions about their personal health based traineeships and helps boys obtain key life
and wellbeing to lead a positive and healthy lifestyle. documents, ID and learners permits.
We want to give more opportunities to young • Sport – Clontarf provides many sporting
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls to expand opportunities where the boys are generally
their thinking and become active members and leaders more comfortable, which is where we can build
in their communities and to create a brighter future relationships and help them to develop in other
for themselves, their families and the generations areas.
to come. The Clontarf program extends beyond the boys’
time at school with graduate and alumni programs
to provide support and opportunities post Year 12.
Clontarf operates under the motto “Once a Clontarf
boy, always a Clontarf boy”.
Find Your Future 9Sevenoaks Programs
At Sevenoaks various pathways are offered. We work with individual students to determine a pathway
that meets their future aspirations.
An overview of each pathway follows.
ATAR General
Students who enrol in an Australian Tertiary Admissions Students who participate in the General program at
Rank (ATAR) program are planning to attend university Sevenoaks intend to complete their Western Australian
at the completion of Year 12. Certificate of Education (WACE).
These students are working to high academic The WACE is achieved at the completion of Year 12
standards and are expected to study outside of class and students that complete it will have achieved at
time – traditionally a minimum of 10 hours per week least the minimum standard for secondary completion.
(Year 11) to 15 hours per week (Year 12). At Sevenoaks, we offer a wide range of General
In November of each year, Year 12 students sit courses and certificates that provide students with the
compulsory external examinations. opportunity to complete the WACE and progress to
Sevenoaks offers a wide range of ATAR courses TAFE or full time employment.
including high level Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, General courses are not designed to prepare students
Human Biology, Psychology and Engineering Studies. for direct entry into University. Students who wish to
For students who are more humanities oriented, enter University after completing a General program
Geography, Modern History and Career and Enterprise will follow an alternative entry pathway. Usually this
ensure that successful students can access the means they must complete a bridging program after
University course of their choice. Year 12 to qualify for University entrance.
Detailed information about ATAR courses is provided All students enrolled in a Year 12 General or Foundation
in our Course Selection and Enrolment Handbook. course are required to complete an Externally Set Task
(EST) for that course.
The EST is administered in term two in a period
prescribed by the School Curriculum and Standards
Authority.
Foundation
Foundation courses are offered in English and
Mathematics for students who have not yet achieved
Category 3 in the Literacy and Numeracy online tests
(OLNA) in Year 10.
The English Foundation course develops skills in
functional literacy, including appropriate spelling,
punctuation and grammar.
The Mathematics Foundation course aims to revise
and consolidate basic numeracy skills needed in
everyday life and in General courses.
10 Sevenoaks Senior CollegeTrade Training Centre TEC Consortium
Students in the Trade Training Program work in a multi- The TEC Consortium, established in 2017, is a
million dollar purpose built complex which was opened partnership between Sevenoaks Senior College and
in 2012 by Senator Mark Bishop. Students work with local, national and multi-national entities. Students in
industry standard equipment in the Automotive and the Trade Training Program are supported through this
Metal Fabrication trade areas and enjoy close ties with partnership. Partners include:
businesses operating within these industries. • Cummins South Pacific
Entry into the program is by application and • Komatsu Australia
interview. Successful students will complete a
• Westtrans Services
school program and national training qualifications
that lead directly to these two trade areas. • GKR Transport
Students in our Trade Training Program are highly • Centurion
successful in achieving apprenticeships and full time • Automotive Holdings Group (AHG)
employment as a result of their work in this industry
• Fuel Distributors of Western Australia (FDWA)
specific program.
• Utilities Engineering Electrical Automotive Training
This program is designed to cater for those students
Council (UEEA)
who clearly wish to pursue a career in the Automotive
and Metal Fabrication trades. • Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA)
Experience in the workplace is provided through • ThermoKing, and
Workplace Learning. Students will go to their • Onsite.
industry based workplace for one day a week or
The partnership is best practice example of industry
block placements, according to what best meets the
and Sevenoaks Senior College working together
employers’ needs.
to add significant value to the students’ learning,
Students will participate in one of the following including:
certificates:
• employment opportunities
AUR20720 Certificate II in Automotive
• sponsorship
Vocational Preparation^^
• work placements
MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering
Pathways^^ • tours
• incursions by industry
^^ These qualifications are proposed offerings • career and safety guidance, and
for the 2022 academic year. At the time of • teacher development.
publication, no agreements have been entered
into with a Registered Training Organisation
(RTO) for the delivery of these qualifications.
On the basis of interest from students in each
qualification, the school will initiate a formal
partnership agreement with a RTO for the
delivery of the qualification.
Find Your Future 11Sevenoaks Programs
The Canning Skills Big Picture Vocational Education & Training (VET)
Academy Sevenoaks Senior College delivers the following
certificate courses on behalf of Registered Training
The Canning Skills Big Picture Academy engagement
Organisations:
program embraces the Big Picture philosophy
where students are educated one at a time “within a • BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills^^
community of learners”. (replacing BSB20115 Certificate II in Business)
The Big Picture learning cycle always starts with • SIT20316 Certificate II in Hospitality^^
identification of interests and passions. Students are • CUA20620 Certificate II in Music^^
supported to create a learning plan that is based
on their needs and interests. The learning program South Metropolitan TAFE, RTO Code 52787 will deliver
provides the map for work each term. on campus at Sevenoaks Senior College:
During both semesters, the students exhibit their • AVI30316 Certificate III in Aviation (Remote
learning to a group of people – peers, staff, family and Pilot – Visual Line of Sight)
community members. The students talk about what
These training qualifications are recognised across
they are doing and their learning journey. The students
Australia.
then review their progress, assess their achievements
and make new plans.
The Canning Skills Big Picture Academy program is
ideally suited to students who have not completed
Year 10 or who have circumstances that make a Year ^^ These qualifications are proposed offerings
11 General program difficult. for the 2022 academic year. At the time of
Students will have the opportunity to complete: publication, no agreements have been entered
into with a Registered Training Organisation
• 22472VIC Certificate I in General Education for
(RTO) for the delivery of these qualifications.
Adults^^
On the basis of interest from students in each
• 22473VIC Certificate II in General Education for qualification, the school will initiate a formal
Adults^^ partnership agreement with a RTO for the
• 22474VIC Certificate III in General Education for delivery of the qualification.
Adults^^
• FSK20119 Certificate II in Skills for Work and
Vocational Pathways^^
• Workplace Learning
Students have the opportunity to participate in
additional educational offerings such as Keys for Life,
cooking, sport, life and social skills, and Leaving to
Learn activities.
The Canning Skills Big Picture Academy has a number
of Advisory Groups managed by experienced, talented
teachers. The Advisory is structured to support the
academic needs of each student. Canning Skills has
two youth workers and two teacher assistants who
support participants in the program.
The Canning Skills Big Picture Academy program
offers flexible entry options. This is a highly sought
after engagement program and entry is by application
and interview.
12 Sevenoaks Senior CollegeCertificates delivered at Sevenoaks in partnership with Registered Training Organisations
BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills (replacing BSB20115 Certificate II in Business)
SIT20316 Certificate II in Hospitality
CUA20620 Certificate II in Music
AVI30316 Certificate III in Aviation (Remote Pilot – Visual Line of Sight)
South Metropolitan TAFE Additional Certificate offerings
delivering on campus delivered at TAFE
In 2022 Sevenoaks Senior College is excited to provide Every year, Sevenoaks works in partnership with TAFE
a new opportunity for our students in partnership with colleges to provide extra certificates at TAFE.
South Metropolitan TAFE, RTO code 52787. Students attend TAFE one or two days per week and
One day per week staff from South Metropolitan study their WACE at Sevenoaks on the remaining
TAFE plan to deliver the AVI30316 Certificate III days.
in Aviation (Remote Pilot – Visual Line of Sight) Certificates are on offer in industry areas, including:
on campus at Sevenoaks using current industry
• Aerospace, Maritime and Logistics
standard drones.
• Agriculture, Animals, Science and Environment
This is cutting edge training for future careers. There
are opportunities to use drone technology across • Building and Construction
so many jobs and careers, and this is continually • Finance
increasing, including:
• Creative Industries
• Mine remote operations
• Surveying • Education and Community Services
• Architecture • Electrical and Electrotechnology
• Defence Forces • Engineering and Mining
• Engineering and Construction • Health, Beauty and Fitness
• Photography
• Tourism and Events
• Media
• Laboratory Operations
• Marketing
• Retail, and • Library and Information Services
• Training. • Networking and Security
This Certificate can lead into many other careers such • Residential Building Drafting
as aviation, pilot studies, flight attendant, helicopter
Applications close 31 August 2021.
and rescue crewman.
Go to the following webpages and view the 2022
Once completed the Certificate III contributes four (4)
Course Guides for further information about the
C grade equivalents to Year 11 and two (2) to Year 12.
certificates and application processes.
This is an amazing opportunity not to be missed.
https://www.southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au/study-types/
vet-delivered-secondary-students
https://www.northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au/schools-and-
parents/vet-delivered-secondary-students
Find Your Future 13Sevenoaks Course Offerings
All students will select six (6) courses.
• You MUST choose English and/or Literature.
• You MUST choose one from List A and one from List B.
• You MAY also select one certificate course from page 13.
Year 11 2022
Course General ATAR Special
Conditions
List A Compulsory (choose one)
English GEENG AEENG
Literature GELIT AELIT
English as an Additional Language/Dialect GEELD
English Foundation FEENG Yes
List A Options
Business Management and Enterprise GEBME
Career and Enterprise GECAE AECAE
Geography GEGEO AEGEO
Health Studies GEHEA
Modern History GEHIM AEHIM
Visual Arts GEVAR
List B Options
Applied Information Technology GEAIT
Chemistry AECHE
Design – choose only one: • Graphics OR GEDESG
• Photography GEDESP
Engineering Studies GEEST AEEST
Human Biology GEHBY AEHBY
Integrated Science GEISC
Materials Design and Technology – Textiles GEMDTT
Materials Design and Technology – Wood GEMDTW
Mathematics Applications AEMAA
Mathematics Essential GEMAE
Mathematics Foundation FEMAT Yes
Mathematics Methods AEMAM Yes
Physical Education – choose only one:
• PE Studies – Multi Sport GEPES
• PE Studies – Soccer GEPESS
• PE Studies – Volleyball GEPESV
Physics AEPHY
Psychology GEPSY AEPSY
Endorsed Programs
Cisco Networking Academy IT Essentials PCCNAE
Workplace Learning ADWPL
Certificates
Select from list on page 13
Special conditions for a course are explained in the Course Selection and Enrolment Handbook.
14 Sevenoaks Senior CollegeAll students are advised to select the same courses they studied in Year 11.
Year 12 2022
Course General ATAR Special
Conditions
List A Compulsory (choose one)
English GTENG ATENG
Literature GTLIT
English Foundation FTENG Yes
List A Options
Business Management and Enterprise GTBME
Career and Enterprise GTCAE ATCAE
Geography GTGEO ATGEO
Health Studies GTHEA
Modern History GTHIM ATHIM
Visual Arts GTVAR
List B Options
Applied Information Technology GTAIT
Chemistry ATCHE
Design– choose only one: • Graphics OR GTDESG
• Photography GTDESP
Engineering Studies GTEST ATEST
Human Biology GTHBY ATHBY
Integrated Science GTISC
Materials Design and Technology – Textiles GTMDTT
Materials Design and Technology – Wood GTMDTW
Mathematics Applications ATMAA
Mathematics Essential GTMAE
Mathematics Foundation FTMAT Yes
Mathematics Methods ATMAM Yes
Physical Education – choose only one: • PE Studies GTPES
• PE Studies – Soccer GTPESS
Physics ATPHY
Psychology GTPSY ATPSY
Endorsed Programs
Cisco Networking Academy IT Essentials PCCNAE
Workplace Learning ADWPL
Certificates
Select from list on page 13
Special conditions for a course are explained in the Course Selection and Enrolment Handbook.
Find Your Future 15For detailed information about
Sevenoaks courses and enrolment
please refer to the Course Selection and
Enrolment Handbook
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