top of page

SafeStart Education run engaging WHS workshops for high school, TAFE, and university students. Our workshops empower young individuals with knowledge on rights, responsibilities, and workplace risks.

Our Workshops

SafeStart Education workshops are interactive training programs that equip high school, TAFE, and university students with essential knowledge about their rights and responsibilities under the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act. We empower your students with the tools they need to stay safe, speak up, and thrive in the workplace.

 

The aim of the workshop is to prepare young people for a safe and confident entry into the workforce. The workshop introduces key WHS concepts such as hazard identification, risk assessment, and the legal duties of employers.

​

Our workshops are tailored to different age and education levels. We use real-world examples and industry-specific scenarios—from construction and healthcare to retail and lab work—to help students understand the risks they may face in their chosen careers.

​

SafeStart Education. jpg

  • We offer flexible delivery options to suit a variety of educational settings.

  • Our program can be adapted to suit curriculum requirements, timetables, industry contexts, and the unique needs of each student cohort.​

  • We have the necessary insurances and working with children checks required to work within educational settings. 

Image by Mediamodifier

What's Included

All SafeStart Education workshops are designed to be engaging, informative, and tailored to school settings. We offer flexible delivery options ranging from single-day sessions to multi-week programs. 

​

Standard Inclusions:​

Our basic workshop provides core components to ensure students learn, participate, ask questions, and reflect on what safe work practices mean for them personally and professionally.

  • PowerPoint presentations aligned with WHS legislation and real-world examples

  • Printed posters and visual aids to reinforce key safety concepts

  • Interactive group activities that promote discussion and understanding

  • Scenario-based learning to explore common workplace hazards and risks

  • Facilitated Q&A sessions to support student engagement and retention

​

Optional Extras:

To enhance the learning experience and deepen student outcomes, schools may also choose from the following extras:

  • SafeStart Education Student Manual
    A printed resource for each student, containing notes, diagrams, checklists, and reflection pages to support learning during and after the workshop.

  • Focus Group Sessions
    Small-group workshops ideal for students requiring more personalised engagement, allowing for increased discussion, individual participation, and tailored examples.

  • Follow-Up Sessions
    Additional visits to the school to reinforce key concepts, answer follow-up questions, and support knowledge retention over time.

bottom of page