How to Enrol - Northern Adelaide Senior College

Our caring teachers and support staff will help you achieve your academic and personal goals.

We will help you every step of the way from enrolment right through to graduation day. Our enrolment counsellors assist each and every student attending Northern Adelaide Senior College (NASC), by working with them to create a study plan that suits their individual circumstances, interests, goals and personal needs.

Who is eligible to study at NASC?

To be eligible to enrol, you must be over the age of 16 years of age and not have completed the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) or its equivalent.

Make an appointment with our enrolment counsellors to discuss further by calling (08) 7285 1600.

Enrolment checklist

Enrolling at NASC is very simple. Our enrolment counsellors will walk you through the necessary steps.

This checklist includes everything you need to know in preparation for your enrolment meeting.

  1. Make an appointment with an enrolment counsellor by calling (08) 7285 1600 or filling out the enquiry form.
  2. Bring 100 points of proof of identification to prove your date of birth and address such as a:
    • Birth certificate (70 points);
    • Driver’s licence (40 points);
    • Proof of Age card (25 points);
    • Centrelink card (40 points).

Note: if you are over 18 and have not been enrolled in a school for 6 months or more you will be required to consent to a Working with Children Check. This application will be completed at your enrolment interview – please do not get any other clearances as they cannot be accepted.

  1. Other items to bring to your enrolment meeting include:
    • Medicare card;
    • Photo ID
    • Centrelink Health Care card (you may be eligible for a School Card which will assist with fees);
    • Passport, Visa or other travel documents (for overseas students only);
    • Reports from any previous studies;
    • Any relevant assessments related to supporting your learning such as OT, Speech Pathology or Educational Psychology Reports;
    • Certificates with accompanying competencies for any Vocational Training (these may give you accreditation towards your SACE);
    • A copy of your current Working with Children Check (if you have one);
    • A list of your emergency contacts.

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