NT Schools, The Leader in Hands-on Education - SEDA NT

Life
Ready Learning

At SEDA Group (SEDA) we change people’s lives through individual learning to develop real skills and prepare students for a successful future

UNIVERSITY OR JOB?

Students who have successfully graduated from SEDA find themselves studying and working in a broad range of industries.

What’s it like learning at SEDA?

Connection with Industry

What sets us apart from the rest is our relationships with renowned industry bodies. Apart from teacher-led activities, you will gain practical skills and come across a wide range of learning experiences in the industry.

Learning Outside the Classroom

You will learn in real workplace and community settings, learning directly from industry experts. You may get out of your comfort zone and make mistakes, but this is where the real learning takes place.

Individual Learning Approach

Our ‘one teacher’ to ‘one class’ approach allows our teachers to take on a true mentoring role, where they get the time to know you and your individual aspirations. They take the time to support you as you learn through your own experiences and define your own journey.

Career Plan

We know from our connection to industry the key personal qualities and transferable skills that they are after. And we place as much importance on developing these as academic progress. Though a tailored, individual approach known as “MyPlan”, your teacher will support you as you develop these skills to set you on a pathway to success.

What skills will i develop
at SEDA?

Where is SEDA Group?

Classroom Venues

To maximise student learning and deliver industry-based training, we’ve set up classrooms at quality sporting, recreation, community and trade facilities. We partner with industry bodies to make sure our students receive hands-on learning in their chosen industry. Students gain transferrable skills that enable them to turn their passion into successful careers.

It’s active, engaged learning that sets students up for future success.

What’s Going On At SEDA?