Secondary Curriculum Links
Science - human impacts on ecosystems, responsibility, conservation & resource protection
Biology - ecosystem interactions and threatened species surveys
Geography - ecosystems at risk and bush navigation
Earth and Environmental Science - water issues and sustainable design
Food Technology – organic food for health and group meals
PDHPE - outdoor recreation
Society and Culture - conserver/sustainer communities and sense of place
Tourism - events and guiding.

Tertiary Course Links
Students enrolled in the following areas of study could expect to gain valuable practical and design experience at The Crossing:
Certificate 2–4 Outdoor Recreation: Adventure Based learning, Interpretation, Flora, Fauna and Landscape Interpretation, Marine Environments Interpretation, Tour Guiding, Youth Service Delivery, Youth Orientation
Certificate 2-4 Tourism and Hospitality: Guiding, Tour Operations, Safe Food Handling, Meetings and Events, Customer Service, Sales and Marketing, General Administration, Hygiene, Health, Safety and Security.
Certificate 2-4 Land and Conservation Management: Natural Area Restoration, Erosion and sediment control, observing and reporting plants and animals, constructing access tracks, inspections of designated areas, sampling and water testing, monitoring biodiversity, wildfire hazard reduction.
Certificate 2-4 Community Services: Promotion and Support, Recruiting and supporting volunteers, Safe food hygiene, Ethical understandings, group activies, positive learning, cooperative behaviour.
Certificate 2-4 Business Studies: Environmental Work Practices, Training and Assessment, OHS, advertising, communication and effective teamwork.
Certificate 2-4 Permaculture Design: Course unit owned by private provider Permaculture International

Bachelor Degrees in - Outdoor Education, Eco Tourism, Social Ecology, Natural Resource Management, Community Development, Environmental Law.

Purposeful Sustainability
The Crossing is developing low energy and resource efficient systems as an education centre within a declared Conservation Area and adjacent to National Park and Nature Reserve.

Landcare in the coastal forests and rivers, particularly koala and potaroo habitat recovery work, incorporates: educational trails, fencing of conservation areas, seed harvesting and saving, planting and mulching, energy efficient design, wood, solar and water conservation management, bushfire reduction and building with natural and reused materials.