Enrolment FAQs

Classrooms are located in local community settings at sport and recreation facilities, to maximise student learning and deliver industry-based experiences.

These venues are fully equipped with all the infrastructure required for a classroom setting, allowing students to complete theory-based learning as well as practical activities. You can find a list of our classroom venues here.

Selection into SEDA College (SA)’s Sport Development Programs are not dependent on skill and students of all ability level may apply. Students must be an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Australia Permanent Resident to be eligible for any of the SEDA College (SA) programs.

2022 Eligibility

Year 11 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/05 – 30/04/06

Year 12 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/04- 30/04/05

2023 Eligibility

Year 11 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/06 – 30/04/07

Year 12 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/05 – 30/04/06

2024 Eligibility

Year 11 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/07 – 30/04/08

Year 12 – Individuals must be born between 01/01/06 – 30/04/07

* Individuals who are unable to meet this requirement due to their individual circumstances will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

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Students attend the College five days a week. Classes include both theory and practical elements alongside industry-based learning experiences.

Please visit our curriculum page for an example timetable.

Student fees and details on what they cover can be found here.

There are three Scholarships available, they are Excellence, Equity and Indigenous.

Excellence

Designed for Year 11 and 12 students who can demonstrate authentic excellence across one or more categories that relate specifically to the SEDA program.

Equity

Designed to enable Year 11 and 12 students to attend the College who may otherwise not be able to, due to one or more factors of disadvantage.

Indigenous

Designed to empower young Indigenous people who are passionate about sport, dedicated to reaching their full potential and committed to using all the unique opportunities that SEDA College (SA) can provide.

There are a number of Indigenous scholarships available. Indigenous young people who are passionate about sport are strongly encouraged to apply.

Bursaries

Bursaries are also available and are designed for families who may, due to unforeseen circumstances require financial support to continue their education at SEDA College (SA).

Bursary applications will be awarded based on an individual’s circumstances.

For specific queries please contact SEDA College (SA) Principal, Matthew Daly at 0427 661 467 or matthewd@sedacollege.sa.edu.au

Please note, Scholarships and Bursaries are offered at the sole discretion of the Principal subsequent to an application.

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No, all students leave their current school to attend SEDA College (SA) programs. SEDA College (SA) is a registered independent co-educational senior secondary school.

Students travel to the program via public transport. The SEDA College (SA) program aims to develop students’ independence, confidence and time management skills and independent travel is part of this self-development.

Students are responsible for sourcing their own work placement with the assistance of their teacher and support staff. SEDA College (SA) will provide students with key information regarding workplace skills and securing a placement as well as assist students with the process as required. Students may complete their placement in sport and recreation industries or in other industries if they choose.

SEDA College (SA) graduates can continue further education by undertaking a course at a variety of external institutions.

They also have the opportunity to attend University upon completion of Year 12.

Please visit our Pathways page for more information.

Our admissions team is here to help.

Call 08 8151 0407 or email info@sedacollege.sa.edu.au to get in touch.