Education and Training International (ETI) is the international marketing and development arm of the Western Australian government's Department of education and Training.

Its primary mission is to successfully recruit and enrol international students into Western Australia's public institutions: primary and Secondary Schools, Tuart and Canning Colleges and the ten TAFE WA vocational colleges.

Western Australia has 18 metropolitan secondary schools, 2 senior colleges, 2 country secondary schools and 1 agricultural college able to provide an educational program to international fee paying students. All government secondary schools are coeducational catering for secondary students from Years 8 to 12. West Australian government schools provide: a quality education system, and a caring and safe environment in which students can undertake their educational studies.

Additionally, ETI provides international project services for the Department and TAFE WA colleges and fosters strategic international alliances with national and international education and training providers.

ETI was created in 2004 to consolidate the previously separate international operations of the Department of Education and Training consisting of TAFE International WA (TIWA), the International Education Unit and the international operations of Tuart and Canning Colleges.

The Greenwood Aviation program allows students to explore all facets of Aviation, from flying through to engineering.

In the volleyball Specialist Program, students develop individual and team skills including strategy, strength, reflexes and agility. The program includes access to an indoor gym, weights room, successful coaches and specialist players.

A very successful, job oriented specialist aviation program, is conducted at Greenwood College by one of Western Australia's most experienced and qualified aeronautics teachers, who has overseen the development of the course curriculum since its inception in 1991.

The popular program runs across years eight to twelve. The success of the program has been demonstrated by the exciting opportunities which have opened up for its graduates. Students from the program have gone into careers such as:

Navy helicopter pilots
Charter pilots
QANTAS pilots
Flying instructors
RAAF and RAN aircraft engineers
Aircraft maintenance engineers with QANTAS and RACWA
http://www.greenwood.wa.edu.au/learning-areas/aviation/

The Outdoor Education programs focus on providing learning experiences designed to instil a positive approach to recreating in the outdoors through participation in activities such as Water Safety, Bush cooking, Camping and Hiking.
http://www.greenwood.wa.edu.au/learning-areas/health-and-physical-education/

The college offers a school based specialist program in Dance from year 7-12. Each dance student from year 7-10 studies the subject for 2 hours a week in a year long course. Year 11-12 students have 4 periods a week and are currently enrolled in a mixture of ATAR courses and General courses. All students study a range of different genres which varies from year to year but may include contemporary, ballet, jazz, hip hop, acrobatics, cultural, lyrical, tap and Bollywood. As a performing arts subject, dance students have the opportunity to perform at a range of different events throughout the year. For example;

Choreography Night (End of year dance concert)
Student choreography (a showcase of students own choreography)
School Tours
Yohfest
School Musical
School Assemblies
Dance and cheerleading competitions

Greenwood College has two cheerleading teams. The Greenwood Knights and the Greenwood Titans. Entry into these teams is by audition only and is an extra-curricular activity within the dance program. Both teams compete in a number of different competitions throughout the year and they compete in a range of different categories including; cheer, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, pom, solos, duos/trios, group stunts. They may also have the opportunity to compete over in east in national championships.

For upper school course information please visit the link below.

http://wace1516.scsa.wa.edu.au/arts/
http://www.greenwood.wa.edu.au/learning-areas/dance/

Music is a prominent component of the Arts Learning Area and has been taught at Greenwood College since 1976. Students from Year 7 to Year 12 have the opportunity to participate in the very popular Music Program.

The Music program is taught by experienced and highly skilled staff and assisted by visiting instrumental specialists covering a wide variety of music genres including rock, classical, contemporary, folk and jazz. Students have the opportunity to join and perform with ensembles, rock band, concert band and choirs. Guitar students can perform with the special classical guitar ensemble.

The Music program incorporates studies of composition, music history, performance, technology and theory. Extension work for advanced students includes madrigals, barbershop quartets, specialised instrumental ensembles.

The music program provides students with the chance to perform in public :

On overseas, city and country tours
at WA festivals
at Eisteddfods
at special school functions
at school camps and assemblies

Music is an integral part of contemporary society and central to the lives of young people. The Music course is designed to encourage students to participate in musical activity as both a recreational and vocational choice. It may serve as a pathway for further training and employment in a range of professions within the music industry, or as a means of experiencing the pleasure and satisfaction that comes from making music.Students have opportunities to experience a sense of enjoyment and fulfilment, working in a variety of situations and striving to achieve at the highest possible level. Through studying music from other times and cultures, students will be able to understand how music impacts on their own lives and the lives of others.
http://www.greenwood.wa.edu.au/learning-areas/music/

Greenwood College has for many years run a successful Specialist Volleyball program. The program is designed to provide students the opportunity to develop and enhance a high level of performance, game sense and understanding of the sport of Volleyball.

Greenwood College has a long history of developing talented state representatives who have proudly represented the college. Inter school tournaments and annual tours to Melbourne for National Championships competitions are all part of the Specialist volleyball experience. All students enrolled in volleyball from years 7-12 participate in competitive specialised volleyball classes facilitated by experienced and specialist coaching staff.
http://www.greenwood.wa.edu.au/learning-areas/volleyball/