Programs

Year 11 program

The Year 11 online program will complement our existing Year 12 fairway program - with more information on how to enrol for our flagship Year 12 program coming soon. 

The program is open to current Year 11 students in 2025 who would like to take part in the six-week course from the 28th July – 7th September 2025. 

In collaboration with the fantastic UWA+ Starter program, this online initiative aims to increase students’ university readiness, improve skills that support academic attainment, and foster a sense of belonging. 

The program includes:

• Sponsored registration of UWA+ Starter micro-credential, Write Ahead: Academic Writing and Study Skills 
• Online modules designed to develop students' understanding of university culture, academic reading and writing, time management, memorisation, study practice, and critical thinking 
• Online information sessions and Q+A panel with current UWA students 
• Mail out pack of resources to support students in their studies 

More information about the UWA+ Starter 'Write Ahead' micro-credential

• The UWA+ Starter 'Write Ahead' micro-credential will develop students' understanding of university culture, academic reading and writing, time management, memorisation, study practice, and critical thinking. 
• The UWA Starter micro-credentials are specifically designed to engage with senior secondary students. 
• Successful completion of these micro-credentials contributes to Experience-based Entry pathway and earns credit towards future undergraduate study at UWA. 

Events

Term 3: UWA+ Starter Write Ahead micro-credential 

• This includes 10 self-paced learning modules (25 hours total) and 3 live sessions (6 hours total). This course includes an assessment, which students will be expected to revise for. 

Term 4: Online engagements for information and support 

 

• Online meet ups and presentations 
• Mailed resource pack to assist in studies and journey planning 
  
   

Eligibility

Do you know of a student that would value from this program? 

To be eligible to apply, students must meet the following criteria: 

• A current Year 11 student in 2025, commencing Year 12 in 2026
• ATAR or non-ATAR student with aspirations for university 
• Currently hold an Australian citizenship, permanent residency in Australia, New Zealand citizenship or an Australian Humanitarian visa 
• Currently studying at a Broadway UWA School or have individual financial hardship* and are experiencing education disadvantage, such as:
  
  
  • Living in a regional or remote area 
  • An unsupportive study environment, or excess family responsibilities 
  • Experience of a disrupted migrant passage to Australia 
  • A disability or medical condition that hinders their studies 
  • Being in a care situation or ward of the state, or, 
  • Other disadvantage not covered in above points 

*Financial hardship is defined as Commonwealth income support or Commonwealth means tested 

How to apply

For students interested in applying to the 2025 Fairway Year 11 pilot: 

• Applications are open – please register here
• Applications close 11:59pm AWST, Sunday 29 June 2025

Year 12 program

Year 12 Fairway is a year-long cohort support program designed for high-achieving students who aspire to go to university. The program offers a range of on-campus and online events, with expenses covered by UWA, to build a sense of belonging and offer support to students in their final year of secondary study. 

What we offer

• A Thriving Community: Immerse yourself in a supportive community of like-minded peers. Forge lasting friendships with fellow high school students who share your ambitions. 
• Guided by Mentors: Benefit from the wisdom of current UWA students who will mentor and guide you through the university experience, offering valuable insights and advice. 
• UWA Experience: Participate in engaging activities and workshops designed to provide you with a taste of UWA degrees. Discover your passions and potential career paths. 
• Application Guidance: Receive guidance and support in the TISC and UWA application process. 
• Campus Familiarity: Get acquainted with the beautiful UWA campus and explore the diverse range of university courses available. 
• Academic Support: We're here to help you succeed in your final year of high school, providing access to study assistance and revision classes to excel in your studies. 
• Financial assistance: Costs associated with the Fairway program, including travel to campus and accommodation for regional students, are covered by UWA. Students that successfully complete the Fairway program are eligible for a range of scholarships. 
  
  

Fairway to me is a program that allows me to meet new people and make many new friends at my same age outside of my school. It also encourages me to try hard in Year 12 and prepare for university. I learned so many new things and had a lot of fun through the program. FairwaY yEAR 12 STUDENT, 2023

 2026 Program Commitments

Within the Fairway program, there are crucial in-person events held at UWA's Crawley campus. These include a residential program, support to attend Open Day in March, and a year-end celebration. In addition, during terms 1, 2, and 3, we offer online engagements to provide information and support for your final year of school and transition to university studies. 

For parents and guardians of Fairway students there will be opportunities to engage in-person and online in 2026, where you can meet the UWA team and learn how we can help you support your students on their university journey.   

Key events

• January school holidays: Summer School residential camp at UWA 
• Term 1, 2 and 3: Online engagements for information and support 
• Term 4: End of Year Celebration event 

Eligibility

Places in the 2026 Fairway UWA program are limited. To be eligible to apply, students must meet the following criteria:

• A current Year 11 student in 2025, commencing Year 12 in 2026
• A predicted ATAR of 85 or above (after Broadway adjustment if eligible)
• Currently hold an Australian citizenship, permanent residency in Australia, New Zealand citizenship, or an Australian Humanitarian visa
• A school nomination form to be completed by a teacher or career practitioner from your school
• Currently studying at a Broadway UWA School or have individual financial hardship* and are experiencing educational disadvantage, such as:
  
  
  • Living in a regional or remote area
  • An unsupportive study environment or excess family responsibilities
  • Experience of a disrupted migrant passage to Australia
  • A disability or medical condition that hinders their studies
  • Being in a care situation or ward of the state
  • Other disadvantage not covered in the above points

*Financial hardship is defined as Commonwealth income support or Commonwealth means-tested assistance.

Fairway means assistance into university and further study. Being regional, information is limited about university and it feels like you are going in blind. Fairway means a pathway into somewhere that seems very daunting for many students, but it’s made that move seem more exciting as ever, especially as it has allowed me to make so many connections with other students who will be studying here too.”  Fairway Year 12 student, 2023

How to apply

Interested in applying to the 2026 Fairway Year 12 cohort? 

Fairway Year 12 2026 Applications will open at the start of Term 3 2025.