Student supervision and applications are managed by Independent Schools Tasmania (for non-government schools) and the Beacon Foundation (government schools). Successful applicant numbers will be determined by the coordinators based on number of applicants and quality of applicants.
Students must submit an application to be considered for a place on the program.
Participation in the program is funded by the Tasmanian Seafood Industry, so it is free for students to attend.
They must make their own way to the meet point each morning ready to start the program.
Meet points for both the South and North Program are readily accessible via public transport, and are located at a University of Tasmania site. Full details will be provided to the student and their corresponding school.
Students will, however be expected to pay for their own transport and accommodation if travel is required.
Students are expected to participate for each full day of the program, which will be between 9am and 5pm each day.
See the Contacts page to discuss with your coordinator
Students must submit an application to be considered for a place on the program.
Participation in the program is funded by the Tasmanian Seafood Industry, so it is free for students to attend.
They must make their own way to the meet point each morning ready to start the program.
Meet points for both the South and North Program are readily accessible via public transport, and are located at a University of Tasmania site. Full details will be provided to the student and their corresponding school.
Students will, however be expected to pay for their own transport and accommodation if travel is required.
Students are expected to participate for each full day of the program, which will be between 9am and 5pm each day.
See the Contacts page to discuss with your coordinator
Risk assessment
Comprehensive risk assessment document tailored to the program for school use.
Download Program flyer:
Stick it up on the school notice board, or hand it out to your students.