A new area in technology is Electronics where students develop projects from simple circuits through to complex automatic devices more..

Fabric technology lets students gain knowledge and practical working experience of different textile materials with an emphasis on related processes such as design and planning. Textiles students start with small non wearable items and move towards fashion design with an emphasis on the design process. more..

Food Technology covers aspects of both the Home Economic and the Health and Physical Education Curriculum. Areas studied include nutritional needs of children and adolescence, practical food related skills, safe food handling strategies, effects of promotional material and understanding cultural consideration or their impact on families eating patterns. more..

Metal is where students gain practical study of safe workplace practices, including an overview of related industries and a possible career path.
Automotive Engineering requires students to select and apply the correct tools for a given task. more..

Technology is the creative and purposeful use of human knowledge, skills and physical resources to solve practical problems. Technology is part of our daily lives, both at home and at work Technology education develops a wide range of skills including problem solving, design, construction, critical thinking, analysis, synthesis and evaluation. more..

Students in Graphics gain knowledge and practical working experience of graphically communicating information through a range of drawing methods, both freehand and formal, as well as a recognition of the design process and the development of appropriate design solutions. Students are involved in practical activities and design briefs, and be expected to describe and illustrate products or systems using a range of freehand methods and appropriate formal pieces relevant to the different stages of development and manufacture. more..