At Rosehill, the majority of senior students undertake the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE). Rosehill offers an extensive range of VCE units across all Key Learning Areas – English, Mathematics, Languages, The Humanities, The Arts, Science, Technology, Health and Physical Education. Designated Year 11 and Year 12 study centres and a well-equipped library provide students with the physical space and resources necessary to sustain their studies. Additional events conducted throughout the year such as the specialised study skills programs, subject-based excursions and guest speakers, combined with a strong work ethic, help students to achieve their best.

For more information about the curriculum choices at Rosehill, please view our 2024 Course Selection Handbook.


Rosehill Secondary College offers VCE-VM at Years 11 and 12. VCE-VM is an intermediate and senior course that supports students in seeking employment through a tertiary pathway. The course consists of five subjects: Work Related Skills, Personal Development Skills, Numeracy, Literacy, and a VCE subject. Students will also engage in Nationally Recognised Training in their chosen vocation. Some examples of pathways include, Building and Construction, Hairdressing, Hospitality, Community Services, and Business. These qualifications are delivered at TAFE Colleges or Universities as VET (Vocational Education and Training) courses. Students are required to attend a VET course one day per week.

VCE-VM is designed to prepare students for their chosen career pathways and teach them vital employability skills, team building skills, industry skills, and practical literacy and numeracy skills. The VET component is the commencement of a Nationally Recognised Qualification.

The VCE-VM program at Rosehill Secondary College offers authentic and practical learning. Students engage in multiple projects throughout the year such as Primary School Partnerships, Industry Visits, Excursions and Work Placement. Learning outcomes for all subjects are aligned to these learning focuses to build students capacity to develop workplace knowledge and practical skills.

For more information about the curriculum choices at Rosehill, please view our 2024 Course Selection Handbook.


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