Ascension Education is proud to announce that it has partnered with Cannon Hill Anglican College to bring our Pathways Programs to their students. Our Pathways to Business program will be run on the 1st of June, and our Pathways to Allied Health program will run for the first time on the 21st of June. This allied health program was developed specifically for CHAC and Lourdes Hill College due to the large number of graduates which pursue work in this industry. It will cover tertiary options such as nursing, midwifery, occupational therapy, speech pathology, and physiotherapy.

A student undertaking a negotiating activity as apart of a recent Pathways to Business program at The Queensland Academies.

As always, our programs will be facilitated by senior university students or recent graduates in their respective degrees. We use a small class-size setting to cover transitioning to university life, career options, course content, and admissions requirements. This will give CHAC students a taste of a degree, before they have to commit to at least a semester of study and take on a HECS debt. Those interested in reading more about what our programs entail can do so here.

Students participating in a practical activity as apart of the Pathways to Medicine program at the University of Queensland.

Located in the east of Brisbane, CHAC is an independent, co-educational day school which accommodates students from prep to year twelve. Those interested in finding out more about the school can do so here. If you require any more information regarding the program, please don’t hesitate to contact Ascension Education here.

Students wishing to register for either of the programs at CHAC can do so here.