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Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school located at 1 Parker Street, Officer VIC 3809, Australia, serving students in Years 7 through 12 under the Department of Education and Training (DET) Victoria with CRICOS registration 00861K. The college is led by Principal Beau Rawlyk and operates under an enrolment restriction pursuant to section 2.2.16 of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic), which prioritises in-zone students, siblings, and compassionate-grounds applicants. It was previously known as Officer Senior College.

The college delivers the Australian Curriculum for Years 7-8 across Mathematics, English, Science, LOTE-Chinese, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts, and Technology, with elective pathways from Year 9 leading to VCE, VET, and Higher Education options. It operates four signature programs: the High Achiever Program (HAP), a select-entry accelerated program for Years 7-9 with its own expression-of-interest and entry-test process; the Performing Arts Masterclass (PAM) in music, dance, and drama; the STEM Academy at Year 10 with direct VCE pathway linkages; and the Year 7 Growth Program introduced in 2023 to remediate post-COVID learning gaps. Technology infrastructure is built around Microsoft 365 as the primary digital platform, with a managed Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program via authorized supplier Edunet supporting only Windows and MacBook devices for Years 7-9. Student support includes a dedicated wellbeing team (Assistant Principal, three counsellors, Mental Health Practitioner) and six named Learning Communities.

The school's revenue model is government funding via DET appropriations, supplemented by voluntary parent payments for curriculum materials as permitted under Victorian DET guidelines. No tuition is charged. Distribution occurs through the Victorian statewide Year 6-to-7 placement timeline, with prospective families required to attend a compulsory school tour. Marketing and community engagement run through Facebook, Instagram, weekly community bulletins, parent information nights, and a Virtual School Tour on the school's website. Key partnerships include Edunet (device supply), Campion (booklist supplier), Microsoft 365 (platform), the Australian Curriculum framework, and Officer Medical Clinic (wellbeing support). The school is not investor-backed and operates exclusively as a public educational institution.

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Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school (Years 7-12) in Officer, VIC, Australia, delivering the Australian Curriculum with specialised programs (HAP, PAM, STEM Academy). It is government-funded under DET and serves families within its designated school zone.

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secondary education services, government school programs, VCE curriculum delivery, student wellbeing support, specialised academic programs
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  • Elementary and Secondary Schools6111
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
Secondary Education (Government School)
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1Government Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government school accredited under the Department of Education and Training's CRICOS registration (CRICOS: 00861K). Funded by the Department of Education and Training Victoria.

officersc.vic.edu.au
2Parent Payments
TypeSubscription Recurring
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The school collects voluntary parent payments for curriculum activities and materials as per Victorian Department of Education guidelines.

officersc.vic.edu.au
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1High Achiever Program (HAP)
Description

Select entry program for Years 7-9 for students with high academic ability and exceptional talent.

officersc.vic.edu.au
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Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school delivering Years 7–12 education to students in the Officer school zone, with pathways including VCE, VET and Higher Education. Core offerings include the Australian Curriculum across key disciplines, plus specialised programs such as the High Achiever Program, Performing Arts Masterclass, STEM Academy, Year 7 Growth Program, and Instrumental Music, supported by Microsoft 365 and a Managed BYOD device program.

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  • Personalised learning for all students through dedicated Learning Community Leaders who monitor academic and personal growth
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Officer Secondary College offers a comprehensive secondary education with a portfolio of specialized programs. The core educational offerings include the High Achiever Program (HAP) for accelerated learners in Years 7-9, the Performing Arts Masterclass (PAM) combining academics with arts, the STEM Academy for Years 10+ with direct VCE pathways, and the Year 7 Growth Program for students with learning gaps. The college also provides an Instrumental Music Program with ensemble and solo pathways, a Managed BYOD Program for technology-enhanced learning, and a Virtual School Tour service. The school follows the Australian Curriculum for Years 7-8 covering Mathematics, English, Science, Chinese, Humanities, Health and PE, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts and Technology, with elective pathways beginning in Year 9.

Product and service1 record
1High Achiever Program (HAP)
Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Edunet is the authorized supplier for the school's Managed BYOD program. Students are required to purchase devices through Edunet to ensure compatibility with school ICT infrastructure. Edunet provides Windows and Macbook devices with specifications suited to student learning needs from Year 7 through Year 9. Contact: 1300 338 638.

2Officer Medical Clinic
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Established community partnership between Officer Secondary College and Officer Medical Clinic to provide health and wellbeing support services for students. The clinic offers services accessible to the school community.

officersc.vic.edu.au
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Description

Campion is the school's designated booklist supplier. Parents can purchase required books and materials for their students through Campion's online ordering system.

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Description

Officer Secondary College is accredited under DET's CRICOS registration (CRICOS: 00861K). The school operates under Victorian government education policies and the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic). Funded and governed by the Department.

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The school provides Microsoft 365 to students and staff as the primary digital platform for learning, communication, and collaboration. Students use Microsoft Teams for coursework and communication.

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Officer Secondary College implements the Australian Curriculum for Years 7 and 8, covering all key disciplines including Mathematics, English, Science, LOTE-Chinese, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts, and Technology.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Prestigious multi-campus Victorian independent school offering Years 7–12 across Melbourne. A broader incumbent whose specialisation in music, performing arts, and STEM parallels OSC's PAM and STEM Academy positioning, and whose reputation sets the ceiling for selective program appeal.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Victorian government secondary school in Hallam serving the same south-eastern growth corridor. Comparable on funding model, year levels, and pathway offerings, and competes for Year 7 enrolments from the same feeder primary network.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large multi-campus Victorian independent school with extensive academic and co-curricular offerings across multiple year levels. While not geographically overlapping, it represents the broader incumbent benchmark OSC's HAP and STEM Academy programs are implicitly measured against for high-achieving families.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Victorian government secondary college serving the City of Casey, immediately adjacent to the Cardinia Shire. Operates under identical DET governance and serves a comparable growth-corridor population, making it a near-substitute for in-zone families.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DET Victoria secondary school in Narre Warren within the same broader south-east growth corridor. Identical governance and funding structure, and represents the closest substitute for families considering their Year 7 placement.

6Berwick Secondary College
TypeDirect peer
Description

Victorian government secondary school in nearby Berwick serving a similar growth-corridor demographic. Directly comparable on DET funding, CRICOS status, and program structure (VCE/VET pathways), competing for overlapping feeder primary schools.

TypeRegional player
Description

Multi-campus Victorian government secondary college affiliated with Victoria University, operating in Melbourne's western growth corridor. Comparable on DET governance and pathway orientation (especially higher-education-linked pathways), though geographically separate from OSC's south-east catchment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent K–12 school with campuses in Pakenham and Berwick, directly in OSC's catchment geography. Comparable on year levels and academic pathway offerings but differentiated by fee-based funding, smaller class sizes, and broader co-curricular programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Victorian government secondary school in the adjacent Cardinia Shire suburb of Pakenham. Closest geographic peer with the same funding model, year levels, and catchment-zone dynamics, making it the most direct comparator for enrolment competition and resource allocation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent girls' school in Berwick serving Years 7–12 in the same south-east corridor. Comparable on target year levels and academic ambition but differentiated by single-sex delivery and fee-based funding model.

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Key highlights6 records

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Officer Secondary College

Secondary Education (Government School)officersc.vic.edu.au

Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school (Years 7-12) in Officer, VIC, Australia, delivering the Australian Curriculum with specialised programs (HAP, PAM, STEM Academy). It is government-funded under DET and serves families within its designated school zone.

What Officer Secondary College does

Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school located at 1 Parker Street, Officer VIC 3809, Australia, serving students in Years 7 through 12 under the Department of Education and Training (DET) Victoria with CRICOS registration 00861K. The college is led by Principal Beau Rawlyk and operates under an enrolment restriction pursuant to section 2.2.16 of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic), which prioritises in-zone students, siblings, and compassionate-grounds applicants. It was previously known as Officer Senior College.

The college delivers the Australian Curriculum for Years 7-8 across Mathematics, English, Science, LOTE-Chinese, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts, and Technology, with elective pathways from Year 9 leading to VCE, VET, and Higher Education options. It operates four signature programs: the High Achiever Program (HAP), a select-entry accelerated program for Years 7-9 with its own expression-of-interest and entry-test process; the Performing Arts Masterclass (PAM) in music, dance, and drama; the STEM Academy at Year 10 with direct VCE pathway linkages; and the Year 7 Growth Program introduced in 2023 to remediate post-COVID learning gaps. Technology infrastructure is built around Microsoft 365 as the primary digital platform, with a managed Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program via authorized supplier Edunet supporting only Windows and MacBook devices for Years 7-9. Student support includes a dedicated wellbeing team (Assistant Principal, three counsellors, Mental Health Practitioner) and six named Learning Communities.

The school's revenue model is government funding via DET appropriations, supplemented by voluntary parent payments for curriculum materials as permitted under Victorian DET guidelines. No tuition is charged. Distribution occurs through the Victorian statewide Year 6-to-7 placement timeline, with prospective families required to attend a compulsory school tour. Marketing and community engagement run through Facebook, Instagram, weekly community bulletins, parent information nights, and a Virtual School Tour on the school's website. Key partnerships include Edunet (device supply), Campion (booklist supplier), Microsoft 365 (platform), the Australian Curriculum framework, and Officer Medical Clinic (wellbeing support). The school is not investor-backed and operates exclusively as a public educational institution.

Officer Secondary College firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Officer Secondary College
Legal name
Officer Secondary College
Website
https://officersc.vic.edu.au
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school (Years 7-12) in Officer, VIC, Australia, delivering the Australian Curriculum with specialised programs (HAP, PAM, STEM Academy). It is government-funded under DET and serves families within its designated school zone.
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Where Officer Secondary College is headquartered

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Officer
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Australia
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Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

Officer Secondary College business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Government Funding: Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government school accredited under the Department of Education and Training's CRICOS registration (CRICOS: 00861K). Funded by the Department of Education and Training Victoria.
  2. Parent Payments: The school collects voluntary parent payments for curriculum activities and materials as per Victorian Department of Education guidelines.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Officer Secondary College product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school delivering Years 7–12 education to students in the Officer school zone, with pathways including VCE, VET and Higher Education. Core offerings include the Australian Curriculum across key disciplines, plus specialised programs such as the High Achiever Program, Performing Arts Masterclass, STEM Academy, Year 7 Growth Program, and Instrumental Music, supported by Microsoft 365 and a Managed BYOD device program.

Product overview

Officer Secondary College offers a comprehensive secondary education with a portfolio of specialized programs. The core educational offerings include the High Achiever Program (HAP) for accelerated learners in Years 7-9, the Performing Arts Masterclass (PAM) combining academics with arts, the STEM Academy for Years 10+ with direct VCE pathways, and the Year 7 Growth Program for students with learning gaps. The college also provides an Instrumental Music Program with ensemble and solo pathways, a Managed BYOD Program for technology-enhanced learning, and a Virtual School Tour service. The school follows the Australian Curriculum for Years 7-8 covering Mathematics, English, Science, Chinese, Humanities, Health and PE, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts and Technology, with elective pathways beginning in Year 9.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • High Achiever Program (HAP): Select entry program for Years 7-9 for students with high academic ability and exceptional talent.
  • Performing Arts Masterclass (PAM)
  • STEM Academy
  • Year 7 Growth Program

Products and services

  • High Achiever Program (HAP)

Quantifiable outcome

  • Personalised learning for all students through dedicated Learning Community Leaders who monitor academic and personal growth
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Officer Secondary College

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Officer Secondary College technology and API

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Feature3 records

Officer Secondary College partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

  • EdunetcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEdunet is the authorized supplier for the school's Managed BYOD program. Students are required to purchase devices through Edunet to ensure compatibility with school ICT infrastructure. Edunet provides Windows and Macbook devices with specifications suited to student learning needs from Year 7 through Year 9. Contact: 1300 338 638.
  • Officer Medical ClinicsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerEstablished community partnership between Officer Secondary College and Officer Medical Clinic to provide health and wellbeing support services for students. The clinic offers services accessible to the school community.
  • CampionsupportingChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCampion is the school's designated booklist supplier. Parents can purchase required books and materials for their students through Campion's online ordering system.
  • Department of Education and Training VictoriacoreOthersOfficer Secondary College is accredited under DET's CRICOS registration (CRICOS: 00861K). The school operates under Victorian government education policies and the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic). Funded and governed by the Department.
  • Microsoft 365coreTechnology or IntegrationThe school provides Microsoft 365 to students and staff as the primary digital platform for learning, communication, and collaboration. Students use Microsoft Teams for coursework and communication.
  • Australian CurriculumcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOfficer Secondary College implements the Australian Curriculum for Years 7 and 8, covering all key disciplines including Mathematics, English, Science, LOTE-Chinese, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Sport, Visual Art, Performing Arts, and Technology.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Officer Secondary College competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Wesley College Melbourne: Prestigious multi-campus Victorian independent school offering Years 7–12 across Melbourne. A broader incumbent whose specialisation in music, performing arts, and STEM parallels OSC's PAM and STEM Academy positioning, and whose reputation sets the ceiling for selective program appeal.
  • Haileybury: Large multi-campus Victorian independent school with extensive academic and co-curricular offerings across multiple year levels. While not geographically overlapping, it represents the broader incumbent benchmark OSC's HAP and STEM Academy programs are implicitly measured against for high-achieving families.

Direct peers

  • Hallam Senior College: Victorian government secondary school in Hallam serving the same south-eastern growth corridor. Comparable on funding model, year levels, and pathway offerings, and competes for Year 7 enrolments from the same feeder primary network.
  • Cranbourne Secondary College: Victorian government secondary college serving the City of Casey, immediately adjacent to the Cardinia Shire. Operates under identical DET governance and serves a comparable growth-corridor population, making it a near-substitute for in-zone families.
  • Fountain Gate Secondary College: DET Victoria secondary school in Narre Warren within the same broader south-east growth corridor. Identical governance and funding structure, and represents the closest substitute for families considering their Year 7 placement.
  • Berwick Secondary College: Victorian government secondary school in nearby Berwick serving a similar growth-corridor demographic. Directly comparable on DET funding, CRICOS status, and program structure (VCE/VET pathways), competing for overlapping feeder primary schools.
  • Beaconhills College: Independent K–12 school with campuses in Pakenham and Berwick, directly in OSC's catchment geography. Comparable on year levels and academic pathway offerings but differentiated by fee-based funding, smaller class sizes, and broader co-curricular programs.
  • Pakenham Secondary College: Victorian government secondary school in the adjacent Cardinia Shire suburb of Pakenham. Closest geographic peer with the same funding model, year levels, and catchment-zone dynamics, making it the most direct comparator for enrolment competition and resource allocation.
  • St Margaret's School (Berwick): Independent girls' school in Berwick serving Years 7–12 in the same south-east corridor. Comparable on target year levels and academic ambition but differentiated by single-sex delivery and fee-based funding model.

Regional players

  • Victoria University Secondary College: Multi-campus Victorian government secondary college affiliated with Victoria University, operating in Melbourne's western growth corridor. Comparable on DET governance and pathway orientation (especially higher-education-linked pathways), though geographically separate from OSC's south-east catchment.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Officer Secondary College social profiles

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Officer Secondary College compliance and trust

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Compliance1 record

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Officer Secondary College leadership team

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Profiles1 record

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Officer Secondary College M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Officer Secondary College

What does Officer Secondary College do?

Officer Secondary College is a Victorian government secondary school delivering Years 7–12 education to students in the Officer school zone, with pathways including VCE, VET and Higher Education. Core offerings include the Australian Curriculum across key disciplines, plus specialised programs such as the High Achiever Program, Performing Arts Masterclass, STEM Academy, Year 7 Growth Program, and Instrumental Music, supported by Microsoft 365 and a Managed BYOD device program.

Is Officer Secondary College a public or private company?

Officer Secondary College is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Officer Secondary College founded?

Officer Secondary College was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Officer Secondary College based?

Officer Secondary College is headquartered in Officer, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Officer Secondary College make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Government Funding is the primary driver. The others are parent Payments.

Who are Officer Secondary College's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Wesley College Melbourne and Haileybury. Direct peers are Hallam Senior College, Cranbourne Secondary College, Fountain Gate Secondary College, Berwick Secondary College, Beaconhills College, Pakenham Secondary College and St Margaret's School (Berwick). Victoria University Secondary College is listed as a regional player.

Does Officer Secondary College have an API?

No public API is recorded for Officer Secondary College.

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