High School Students
Are you interested in entering the creative industry but don’t know where to start? Do you want to find out more about the digital media industry and how AIT's courses could help you achieve your ambitions quicker? Whatever you have in mind, we are always ready to answer any questions you may have, and even share some insights on how to better prepare yourself (while you're still in school) for this growing industry.
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WorkshopsWe run various workshops throughout the year which is designed to give students a taste of the different areas of digital production. It will give you a glimpse of the creative digital media industry; from life as graphic & web designer, flash animator, 3d animator, and game developer, all in one day. Book yourself in for a fun day at the next Games & Animation Workshop (seats are limited). |
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Information NightInformation Nights (or ‘Open Nights’) are run every few months for prospective students, parents, career advisors, and education agents to give out further information on our curriculum, course requirements, study pathways, industry trends and career opportunities. Register to attend the next Information Evening. |
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Campus TourWe are happy to organise campus tours so you could have a feel of what the learning environment is like at AIT. You also get the chance to meet the faculty members and even have a chat with our staff about your dreams and ambitions. |
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Student Work ExhibitionWe run student work exhibitions twice annually to showcase the quality of our students' work. These exhibitions are a great way to meet our faculty, students, and graduates to find out more about the learning environment and outcome of our curriculum. |
Recommended HSC Syllabuses
To get the most out of your studies at AIT, we highly recommend that applicants take on a combination of the following syllabuses in HSC which are related to the areas of study. Below are some recommendations:
- Information Processing & Technology (IPT)
Students would be required to take up IPT subjects (or a Certificate II in Information Technology) prior to commencing the Diploma of IT (Multimedia) or Diploma of IT (Software Development).
- Design & Technology
Students could get a head start with D&T subjects which will enhance their understanding of the digital production process primarily taught in our digital media courses.
- Visual Arts
It is recommended (though not necessary) that students possess artistic skills or have a foundation of traditional art skills (such as sketching, painting and drawing) prior to commencing our digital media courses as they play a vital role in becoming a creative professional.
- Software Design & Development
Students are introduced to the different programming languages used in the software development industry. This is beneficial for students looking to take up the Diploma of IT (Software Development).
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