At Kennedy, students are expected to strive for personal excellence in all that they do.
The following courses are on offer at Kennedy Baptist College:
- English
- Humanities
- Mathematics
- Science
- Arts
- Christian Education*
- Languages other than English – French or Chinese
- Physical and Health Education
- Technologies
- Cocurricular
The Deputy Principal (Curriculum), Director of Studies and Heads of Learning Areas coordinate the curriculum content and assessment processes across the College, within the developing Australian Curriculum.
*Christian Education
Our non-denominational Christian Education Program is centred on the teachings and character of Jesus Christ. It allows students to explore their spirituality while developing personal integrity, ethical awareness, and life skills. The program instills Christian values, morals, ethics, and beliefs, promoting respect for people of different backgrounds, social statuses,races, or cultures. Led by the Christian
Education Coordinator, the program covers Years 7 to 12 and takes place once a week as part of the curriculum.
Year 11 & 12 Courses Offered
Kennedy Baptist College offers a wide variety of courses and electives to students in Years 11 and 12. All Year 11 and 12 students will complete a program of study made up of Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) courses, Vocational Education and Training (VET) packages and/or endorsed programs.
There are two groups of WACE courses: ATAR courses for students who are typically aiming to enrol in University directly from school, and General courses for students who are typically aiming to enter further training or the workforce directly from school.
For full details of courses and electives the College offers, please see the relevant information booklets below.
Year 11
Click here to download a digital copy of the 2025 Year 11 Information Book.
Year 12
Click here to download a digital copy of the 2025 Year 12 Information Book.
2024 Infomation Book:
VET in School
What is Vocational Education and Training (VET)?
VET in Schools programs provide the opportunity for students to gain a nationally recognised qualification along with workplace experience and skills, while at school. Programs are usually offered in Years 10, 11 and 12 and qualifications are available from a range of industries.
The VET system and the education system are distinct but complementary. The VET sector is industry-driven, allowing the industry to indicate the skills and knowledge needed and the qualifications are linked to job roles. VET is lined up to identify industry skill requirements and skill shortage areas.
VET in School 2025 Information
Qualifications delivered by TAFE:
The process to apply for a VET program of study has two steps:
- Complete and submit to the College the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Agreement form.
- Complete the TAFE application by:
- Reviewing the Course Guide for each TAFE.
- Using the relevant Step by Step Instructions or Enrolment Guide to prepare an application.
- Apply using the links/instructions in the Enrolment Guides.
North Metropolitan TAFE (RTO 52786)
South Metropolitan TAFE (RTO 52787)
Qualifications delivered by Kennedy Baptist College:
Using external Registered Training Organisations, Kennedy Baptist College delivers a small number of VET qualifications as a subject completed on-site as part of the scheduled timetable.
| Qualification | RTO |
| FNS 20120 Certificate II in Financial Services | Skills Strategies International 2401 |
| BSB 20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills | Skills Strategies International 2401 |
| SIS 20419 Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation | iVET Institute 40548 |
