

Food Technology
Design & Technology
Digital Technology
Technologies at Endeavour College is a dynamic subject area that allows students to explore a range of 21st century Technology through a variety of materials and mediums in Food Technology, Design & Technology and Digital Technology.
Our Technology team is committed to the growth and evolution of the subject area in-line with the advancements and the ever-changing nature of the technology industry.
Our highly skilled Technology teachers are dedicated to fostering innovation, demonstrating critical thinking and high expectations through pedagogical approaches.
By staying ahead of technological trends and continuously enhancing curriculum offerings, we create an environment where creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving are at the forefront of our programs.
Renee Hutton Head of Technologies Endeavour College
Year 7
Food Technology
1 Semester
Year 8
Food Technology
1 Semester
Year 9
Food Technology
1 or 2 Semesters
Year 10
Food Technology
1 or 2 Semesters
Year 11 SACE
Food & Hospitality
1 or 2 Semesters
Year 12 SACE
Food & Hospitality
Full year
Students undertake a compulsory semester of Food Technology in Year 7. This course introduces students to the subject area through a passport to the kitchen. Foundational skills are developed in the realm of food hygiene and safety as well as basic design principles. From Year 8, students have the option to choose Food Technology as a pathway which is delivered through a range of theory and practical experiences. Subject content is developed through a clear scope and sequence in line with ACARA v.9.
Year 10 Food Technology seamlessly leads to Stage 1 and 2 Food and Hospitality delivered through the SACE Curriculum. Students in Years 10 and 11 explore the everchanging Food and Hospitality industry through a range of assessment types with key concepts such as HACCP, Food Hygiene and Safety, Barista Cafe Skills, Nutrition, Food and the Community, Contemporary Plating, Sustainability, Indigenous Perspectives and Issues Facing the Industry as overarching ideas that inform assessment.
Our rigorous and dynamic curriculum provides students with critical life skills and also prepares them for careers in the following possible fields:
Health Science
Nursing
Teaching
Early Childhood Education
Culinary Arts
Cookery
Hotel
Nutrition/ Dietetics
Event Planning
Home Economist
To find out more about Food Technology at Endeavour, visit the following links to our Middle and Senior Year Curriculum Guides as well as links to ACARA and SACE.
At Endeavour College’s Open Day, visitors had the opportunity to tour our two Food Technology kitchens as prospective students engaged in a range of activities including taking home their own jar of pickled vegetables or homemade muesli.
Guests were invited to taste test a range of food on offer including our delicious homemade sausage rolls and our Endeavour branded biscuits which are always a favourite! Not only do these biscuits taste delicious, they showcase the natural collaboration between our Technology areas. Our logo was adjusted in Adobe Illustrator before before the file was transported into Fusion 360 and cut on the 3D printer.
Visitors also had the opportunity to taste test hot drinks and see our student run café up and running- a very exciting addition to our faculty! Our senior students lead cooking demonstrations and showcased the high calibre of food produced by our SACE Food and Hospitality students.
Renee Hutton Coordinator of Food Technology
Year 7
Design Technology
1 Semester Year 8
Design Technology 1 semester
Year 9
Material Products
1 or 2 semesters
Year 10
Product Design
1 or 2 semesters
Year 11 SACE
Product Design 1 or 2 semesters Year 12 SACE
Product Design Full Year
Year 9
Advanced Manufacturing 1 or 2 semesters
Year 10
Advanced Manufacturing 1 or 2 semesters
Year 11 SACE IES 1 or 2 Semesters
Year 12 SACE IES
Full Year
Students undertake a compulsory semester of Design and Technology in Year 7, where they are introduced to the fundamentals of design thinking, woodworking techniques, and workshop safety. This foundational course allows students to develop practical skills through hands-on projects while fostering creativity and problem-solving. From Year 8, students have the option to continue with Design and Technology, engaging in increasingly complex projects that build on core skills in woodwork, technical drawing, and materials technology. Subject content is developed through a clear scope and sequence in line with ACARA v.9.
At Year 9, students can choose between the general Design and Technology stream or the "Advanced Manufacturing" pathway, which incorporates industry-relevant skills such as computer-aided design (CAD), laser cutting, 3D printing, and emerging technologies. Both pathways in Year 10 lead seamlessly into Stage 1 and 2 SACE Industry & Entrepreneurial Solutions. Students in Years 10 and 11 explore the evolving world of design, manufacturing, and industry practices through a range of assessment types. Key concepts include Sustainability in Design, Material Science, Product Innovation, Prototyping, Digital Fabrication, Workplace Safety, and Entrepreneurial Thinking. These overarching themes inform assessments, ensuring students develop both technical expertise and industry awareness.
Our rigorous and dynamic curriculum provides students with critical hands-on skills and industry knowledge, preparing them for careers in fields such as:
Architecture
Carpentry & Joinery
Engineering
Industrial Design
Construction Management
Cabinetmaking
Manufacturing & Production
Entrepreneurial & Small Business Ventures
To find out more about Technology at Endeavour, visit the following links to our Middle and Senior Year Curriculum Guides as well as links to ACARA and SACE
At Endeavour College’s Open Day, visitors explored the creative world of Design and Technology. Our 3D printers were in action, showcasing cutting-edge manufacturing, while an impressive display highlighted student-designed projects from every year level. Guests also had the opportunity to watch key tags being produced and take home a free laser-cut key tag as a keepsake. This event provided a fantastic opportunity to witness our students’ creativity firsthand while discovering everything the Endeavour College community has to offer. We hope you are as excited as we were about immersing your family in the Design & Technologies learning space at Endeavour College.
Stephen O’Connell Coordinator of Design & Technologies
Year 7
Digital Technology
1 Semester
Year 8
Digital Technology
1 semester
Year 9
Digital Technology
1 or 2 semesters
Year 10
Digital Technology
1 or 2 semesters
Year 10
Digital Communications
1 or 2 semesters
Year 11 SACE
Digital Communications
1 or 2 semesters
Year 12 SACE
Digital Communications
Full Year
Year 11 SACE
Digital Technology
1 or 2 semesters
Year 12 SACE
Digital Technology
Full Year
Students undertake a compulsory semester of Digital Technologies in Year 7. This course introduces students to the subject through an exploration of User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design, laying the foundation for digital design, problem-solving and computational thinking. Students also develop an understanding of Computer networks and are introduced to cybersecurity principles to help manage their digital footprint. From Year 8 & 9, students can choose Digital Technologies as a pathway, engaging in a structured curriculum aligned with ACARA v.9 that integrates coding, game development, artificial intelligence (AI), and data analysis. At Year 10 students can choose either Digital Technology or Digital Communications.
Digital Technologies
For Digital Technology at Year 10 leads to Stage 1 and 2 Digital Technology, delivered through the SACE curriculum. Students in Years 10 and 11 explore emerging fields such as AI, cybersecurity, data analytics, and software development, undertaking a range of assessments that involve game creation in Unity, structured data analysis, and ethical considerations in AI development.
Year 10 Digital Communications
Digital Communications commences at Year 10 and leads into Stage 1 and 2 under the banner of Design, Technology and Engineering. Students in Digital Communications focus primarily on photography and filmmaking as they are taught how to use digital camera equipment and other associated programs. Students also undertake units on safety and ethics to ensure they become well-rounded creatives with tangible skills in digital media.
Our rigorous and future-focused curriculum equips students with essential 21st-century digital skills, preparing them for further studies and careers in fields such as:
Software Development
Game Design & Development
Cybersecurity
Data Science & Analytics
AI & Machine Learning
Networking & Systems Administration
Digital Media & UX Design
Computer Science & Engineering
Studio Photography
Photojournalism
Image Editing/Retouching
Digital Asset Management
Graphic Design
Curation
To find out more about Digital Technologies at Endeavour, visit the following links to our Middle and Senior Year Curriculum Guides, as well as links to ACARA and SACE
Endeavour College’s Open Day is a fantastic opportunity for visitors to explore the exciting world of Digital Technologies. Our students will proudly represent their year levels, sharing their experiences and insights into the curriculum while engaging guests in a range of interactive mini-activities.
Guests were encouraged to ask questions about the Digital Technologies curriculum and learn how our program prepares students for a future in innovation, problemsolving, and creative digital solutions.
Satchet Singh
Digital Technology Coordinator