At SEDA College, we change students’ lives through an individual approach to learning that provides opportunities to develop real skills for a successful future.

The SEDA model places student interest at the forefront of their Senior Secondary education, alongside a practical connection to industry. Students at our school can gain a first-hand insight into what it is like to be a part of Australia’s leading organisations and sporting clubs. The enhancement of our exclusive High-Performance Programs in AFL, Cricket, and Football (Soccer) also empowers eligible students to complete their Senior Secondary education in a high-performance training environment.

Our ‘one teacher, one classroom’ model allows our teachers to take on a true mentoring approach, where they walk alongside and support the individual journey of our students as they complete their secondary education. Amongst other skills, our staff are chosen because they have demonstrated capacity for building healthy and respectful relationships with students.

Supported by their teacher and members of the Education Team, students develop a career plan that is specific to their aspirations and aligned to the learning activities they undertake throughout the year.

At SEDA College, our students experience hands-on learning both inside and outside of the classroom and we are proud to be the largest Victorian Certificate of Education – Vocational Major (VCE VM) provider in Victoria.

The applied learning model results in enhanced engagement levels and provides students with a deeper connection to their education.

We create a learning environment where students make friends for life with like-minded peers, mentors, and industry connections.

I am privileged to be the Principal here at SEDA College. We are passionate about providing an environment where every student can flourish and discover the place where ambition meets opportunity. I look forward to meeting with you at one of our upcoming Information Sessions or Open Days.

Heath McMillin
Principal
SEDA College Victoria