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Kamaruka is an independent, specialist school for Neurodivergent boys Years 2-10 who struggle within mainstream schooling. They provide small classes, specialised programs, and positive experiences.

Our range of accredited, vocational courses is aimed at helping people increase their workplace skills and broaden their opportunities for employment in their chosen career. All our courses are run by experienced trainers in a supportive environment, where we help you achieve your best.

Skillset Senior College is an innovative, independent senior school for students in Years 10-12. Our mission is to partner with young people who may be experiencing barriers to their education and to support them to complete their secondary schooling. Our students have the opportunity to undertake NESA (NSW Education Standards Authority) approved courses, leading to a Higher School Certificate (HSC) or Record of School Achievement (ROSA) in an alternative educational setting.

ET Australia Secondary College (ETASC) is an independent high school (Years 7 to 12) that equips students with the literacy and numeracy skills to be successful in employment and/or further study by delivering the mainstream curriculum in a safe and supportive learning environment.

Holy Spirit College is a unique environment being the first Catholic school of its kind in Far North Queensland; we provide individual education for disengaged secondary aged young people.

Holy Spirit College is a unique environment being the first Catholic school of its kind in Far North Queensland; we provide individual education for disengaged secondary aged young people. Young people’s voices are important to the college staff and this holds to be very true at Manoora where young people participate in opinion surveys and workshops.

At Prace College, we expose our students to a variety of industries through work placements, projects, career quizzes, Real Industry Job Interviews (RIJI) and trade tasters. Student support is achieved through informal conversations with the student about current hobbies, past interests and future dreams. And, our teachers also play a role in helping to guide students in deciding on potential pathways when they leave PRACE College. Over time, student insights are collated in a Career Action Plan – a roadmap for the student to follow as they start looking towards a future career.

The Young Parents Education Program (YPEP) offers pregnant teens and young parents the opportunity to complete their education in the flexible learning environment. The students students work to obtain a Year 12 qualification, a Certificate 2 industry qualification and pathways plan to smoothly transition to further education, training or employment. Students are encouraged to bring their babies to class with them, and a fully-qualified child care support worker will be onsite during each class to assist with care.

Kairos Community College is an independent, non-government school for young people undertaking Years 10–12 who need a flexible and supportive approach to achieve their education and training aspirations.

Kairos Community College is an independent, non-government school for young people undertaking Years 10–12 who need a flexible and supportive approach to achieve their education and training aspirations.