- 0408 294 088
- renee@postschoolpathways.com.au
- Hills District, NSW
Have a question about Year 13, enrolment or whether our programs could be the right fit? Contact Post School Pathways today.
Our location
Hills District, NSW
Choosing what comes after school can feel like a big decision. Post School Pathways gives young people the opportunity to keep developing practical skills, explore what interests them and prepare for adulthood in a way that reflects who they are.
With more than 22 years of education experience behind the programs, Year 13 combines thoughtful teaching with practical learning and a strong understanding of the transition from school into adult life.
Developed by a qualified secondary teacher with extensive experience in post-school transition.
Learning is adapted around individual strengths, interests, needs and goals.
Students learn through a combination of structured teaching and real-world experiences.
Every part of the program connects back to life beyond school and the student’s next steps.
Looking for a practical next step after school? Find out whether Year 13 could be the right fit for your young person and their goals.
Here are some of the things families often want to know before getting started.
Year 13 is a privately funded post-school program for young people with additional learning or support needs. It provides an extra year to build practical life skills, workplace confidence and a clearer direction for what comes next.
The program is designed for young people with additional learning or support needs who are finishing school or have recently finished and would benefit from more time to prepare for adult life.
No. Post School Pathways operates as a privately funded program and does not bill through the NDIS.
Post School Pathways offers three specialised 12-month programs: Post School Employability Skills, Post School Skills for Life, and Social Connections & Dateability. Each program focuses on different areas of adult life and can be chosen based on the young person’s goals, interests and support needs.
Work experience and volunteering opportunities are included within the Post School Employability Skills program, helping students practise workplace skills and explore different employment pathways.
