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The Open Access College and The Marden Senior College Registered Training Organisation [Provider Number 40046] offers students a range of certificate courses from Certificate II to Certificate III. Upon completion, these courses provide students with nationally accredited which skills can be used to:

  • Access further training pathways
  • Apply for employment in related industries
  • Contribute significantly to SACE completion
  • Apply for university courses

(as published on the National Register of VET training.gov.au)

Check out our wide range of VET courses here.

VET VET Subjects - Marden offers a wide range of nationally accredited vocational certificate courses.
Student Services Student Services - Marden Senior College structures, processes and personnel are committed to providing a supportive learning environment for all students.
Enrolment Information - Marden is a specialist senior secondary college and enrols students who are ready for SACE and an adult education environment. For more information about enrolment please check inside.
School Based School-based students - Students based in other schools can enrol into subjects and courses at Marden that are not available to them in their own schools. Accelerate @ Marden Information and application form.
Student SACE Pathways - Students can focus on their strengths and needs in planning their SACE completion pathway. A comprehensive curriculum and flexible structures ensure access to multiple pathways.
Workplace Practices - Athletes, dancers and others committed to elite and high level training programs may enrol in this flexible Year 12 SACE subject. Workplace Practices contributes to a university ATAR.
Student Mentor Program - The Student Mentor Program is a key student support initiative. All Marden students under the age of 21 are allocated a teacher-mentor for the duration of their enrolment.
English Language Courses - A number of recognised and accredited English language courses are available to students for whom English is not their first language.

DID YOU KNOW?

When studying a certificate course, every 70 nominal hours can contribute 10 credits toward SACE completion.

A completed Certificate III course can be counted as a SACE Stage 2 subject and contribute toward an ATAR.

Students can gain their SACE Stage 2 qualification by completing a Certificate III or IV and the Research Project. A completed Certificate III or IV course can be counted as one SACE Stage 2 subject and contribute toward an ATAR.

Book an appointment with and enrolment counsellor to discuss your enrolment by phoning 8366 2800.