#industry based learning

SEDA Victoria

At SEDA Victoria, we offer intensive, industry-based learning programs that empower you to realise your dream career in the sports and recreation industry, including golf courses. With the right drive, skills and passion for the game, you can enter the exciting world of golf and start your journey towards working at these incredible golf courses. 

St. Andrews – No list would be complete without St. Andrews, the historic Scottish course that has hosted the Open Championship a record-breaking 29 times. Dating back to the 15th century, this course is possibly the most historic around, and its exceptional pedigree makes playing it an honour of a lifetime. 

Royal Melbourne GC – The West Course, designed by Doctor Alister Mackenzie, dates back to 1931 and is widely considered to be the best course in Australia and one of the best golf courses in the world. It’s our oldest golf course and the first non-American course to host the PGA President’s Cup. 

Pine Valley Golf Club – This New Jersey, USA, course is a par 70 designed by George Crump and H/S Holt in the early 1900s. It’s known as one of the best-kept secrets of the game – a desert-themed, island-to-island style layout that combines all three schools of golf course design (penal, heroic and strategic) to create one of the most enjoyable and exciting courses around. It doesn’t host major events, but it has a big place in the heart of golf enthusiasts. 

Augusta National Golf Club – Located in Georgia, this course is home to the Masters each April – one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar. It is arguably one of the most elite and luxurious courses in the world, with a distinguished track and an even more distinguished history. 

Cape Wickham Links – Few golf courses are as well-known for their seaside views as this one, and golfers enjoy the sophisticated design as well as the challenges that come with playing in diverse weather conditions. Located on the tip of King Island, this course is as interactive with the environment as it gets! 

Pebble Beach Golf Links – An annual PGA Tour stop; this course is as famous for the 9 holes that run along the seaside as it is for the top golfers who have played it. The pedigree is without question and it’s assessible to the public as well as club players. 

Study at SEDA Victoria and make your mark on this historic game 

SEDA Victoria is a SACE high school specialising in industry-based learning programs that develop the skills in high demand for careers in the sports and recreation industry. We believe in hands-on, industry-based learning that delivers one-on-one experience with top payers, sports teams and managers in the industry. This ensures not only a high-quality education, but the ability to build a professional network and succeed work placement programs – the real-world experience needed to build a career that will take you to the top. 

To find out more about SEDA Victoria and our industry-based learning programs, please contact us today. 

There are different schools that offers the Diploma of Sports Development. However, there's one school, SEDA Australia that really stand out from the crowd. Aside from their industry-based learning curriculum, they also open that gate for your sports career.

Through SEDA Australia and a range of leading sporting organisations, you will study an industry based learning designed to provide you with advanced experience working in the sport and recreation industry. We provide excellence through our course delivery platforms like performance testing and assessment session per term with a high performance coach, high performance athlete development session per week with a high performance coach. Also, an access to high performance facilities to complete your practical sessions and access to software program to manage your performance. This programme is designed for individuals who have an interest in Sport Development and want to commence or further their sports career in the sport and recreation industry. Our strong connections and industry based learning will provide students with opportunity to connect with leading sport, fitness and recreation organisations whilst learning from industry experts, coaches and elite athletes.  

SEDA Australia's Diploma of Sport Development is nationally recognised qualification and is delivered by a dedicated trainer and assessor through a combination of methods including face-to-face delivery, self-paced learning and online study. We offer Sports Nutrition and Psychology courses to support athletes to apply the principles of nutrition and sports psychology to optimise their sporting performance. Students need to: analyse information, liaise with nutritional and sports psychology personnel, provide information to athletes, assist athletes to implement advice and evaluate the effectiveness. Another course is Personal and Professional Development. This industry based learning course is to create processes to organise information and prioritise tasks within the workplace or once you have sports career. Such as goal setting, time management skills, displaying initiative, using technology, work-life balance and developing and maintaining professional competency.  Also, Strength and Conditioning courses help to develop, implement and evaluate a strength and conditioning program for a range of athletes, within an environment which has access to free weight or hydraulic equipment. And most interesting is the Anti-Doping in Sport course. This is to provide information about performance enhancing and prohibited drugs to elite athletes, and implement strategies to assist athletes to adhere to these.

Images captured by our IBL student Tim.

We’re offering three Swinburne students Industry-Based Learning (IBL) experiences in the university’s communications team in 2016.

In a world where young people are plagued by doubt for their future, two Bachelor of Communications students have found their path with Swinburne’s Industry-Based Learning (IBL) program.

Timothy Bennett and Sarah McPherson joined Swinburne’s Corporate and Government Affairs team (CGA), in January 2015. We caught up with these bright-eyed and bushy-tailed aspiring professionals to talk about their experience.

Liz Grabham, a Swinburne Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) student, recently completed a 12 month Industry-Based Learning (IBL) position, as part of her Swinburne degree. She shared her experience with us.

Industry based learning (Student Perspective) 

Industry-based Learning (IBL) commenced at Swinburne University of Technology in 1963 in the Engineering Faculty and as such is the longest running Industry-based learning program in Australia. Each year Swinburne University of Technology places about 500 students from over 30 degree programs into Industry-Based Learning placements with in excess of 350 businesses participating.

Industry Based Learning (Company Perspective)

Faculty of Engineering & Industrial Sciences 

Industry Based Learning (IBL) is a program for undergraduate students in which they are offered the opportunity to undertake full-time, paid employment in industry, in an area relevant to their studies.