Pathways and Careers

Careers Pathways

At Redlands College, we are committed to providing a quality education that values respect for the individual, a commitment to excellence, and the development of each student’s God-given abilities.

Our focus is on individualised and customised learning pathways, supporting every student as they explore who they are and the future careers to which they are called.

Visit the Redlands College Careers website for information on Pathways and SET Planning.

For information about our Careers Pathways, please contact our Pathways Advisor – Mrs Margaret Smith
Phone: 07 3286 0232 (Direct line)
Email: pathways@redlands.qld.edu.au

“A person’s heart plans his way, but the LORD determines his steps.” Proverbs 16:9

Click on the options below to find out about various career pathway information.

Upcoming career events:

Post School Support:

School Leaver Resources

School Leavers Resource eKit

A helpful toolkit from the Australian Government with tips, links, and checklists to help you plan your next steps after finishing school.

Year13

An online platform for school leavers offering advice on careers, study, gap years, and life after school.

Government Services

Services Australia

Find information about government payments and services that can support you while you study, train, or look for work.

myGov

A secure online account to access Centrelink, Medicare, and the ATO all in one place.

Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)

Learn how to enrol to vote and understand what’s involved in Australian elections.

Youth Allowance

Check if you’re eligible for financial support while studying, training, or job-hunting.

StudyAssist

Find out about government loans and scholarships available for university or TAFE study.

Australian Taxation Office (ATO)

Apply for your Tax File Number, learn how to lodge your tax return, and understand how tax works once you start earning an income.

Practical Life Resources

RACQ

Explore car insurance options, roadside assistance, and safety advice for new drivers.

Translink

Plan your public transport trips, view timetables, and learn about concession fares for students and young adults.

Free Training:

Career Start

Career Start supports Queensland job seekers to start their career, or move into more skilled roles or full-time employment.

You can participate in either a general training pathway, or an employment-based apprenticeship or traineeship pathway. You’ll receive reduced-cost entry-level training aligned to the skill outcomes required by industry.

Career Boost

This is a Queensland Government-funded program that helps people get subsidised training (like a Certificate IV, Diploma, or higher apprenticeship) so they can gain better skills, advance their job opportunities, or move into further study.

Fee Free TAFE Courses

It’s a Queensland Government program that lets eligible people study certain TAFE courses without having to pay tuition fees.

Free Apprenticeships for under 25s

The Queensland government is supporting young Queenslanders up to the age of 25 by providing access to fully subsidised training across a range of priority apprenticeship or traineeship qualifications.