Enrolment FAQs

No, all students leave their current school to attend SEDA College NT. SEDA is a registered independent senior secondary school.

Yes! Graduates have the opportunity to apply to university upon completing Year 12 or Year 11. More information can be found on our Pathways page. 

No, you don't need an ATAR to go to university. By completing a Certificate III or above, students will meet the minimum entry requirements for most undergraduate courses. More information can be found on our Pathways page.

Download our College Guide, attend an Information Session or contact our friendly Admissions Team on 1300 337 332 or email admissions@sedacollege.nt.edu.au

Refer to our Enrolment information on our website.

Students travel to classrooms and other venues via public transport or utilise our school bus. The College aims to develop students’ independence, confidence, and time management skills; independent travel is part of this self-development.

Students are responsible for sourcing their own work experience host with the assistance of their teacher and education support staff. SEDA College NT will provide students with key information regarding workplace skills and securing a placement. Students may complete their placement in the sports, recreation, building, and construction industries or in other industries of their interest. More information can be found on our Student and Caregivers page.

We place student interest at the forefront of each student's senior secondary education, alongside a practical connection to industry. Students are enrolled fulltime in senior secondary school where they undertake their NTCET (Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training).

Student fees and details on what they cover can be found can be found on our Fees page.

SEDA College NT is commonly referred to as a private school; however, we’re an Independent Senior Secondary School. The College is a member of the Association of Independent Schools of the Northern Territory.

Students attend SEDA five days a week. Up to three days a week, students complete the classroom-based component of their qualifications. The other two days of the week focus on practical, and industry-based learning activities. This allows students to work towards completion of their senior secondary certificate, as well as vocational qualifications. More information can be found on our Learning page.

Prior to SEDA College NT being established, SEDA originally stood for Sports Education and Development Australia.

Classrooms are located in local community settings 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. More information can be found on our Learning page.