The Cultural Studies program is a composite social science program which includes history and geography, with strong Aboriginal history and Aboriginal issues components. There are many optional subjects including Mechanics, Welding, Woodwork. Aboriginal representatives from local organisations such as the Legal Aid Centre and the Health Team are invited to the school to provide information and act as role models. The Centre has recently started a Business Studies program. Mr Hooper reported that some students are choosing to repeat Grade 12 in order to focus on business studies rather than the standard curriculum.
All teachers also work to give tutorial assistance to individuals or small groups of students.
As an independent school and a boarding school, students at Wangetti are required to pay fees. Most of the students are aged sixteen to eighteen years. The School also receives direct funding from both the Queensland and Commonwealth Governments. This allowed construction of a science laboratory and a manual arts workshop. According to its Principal, the Centre has had difficulty financing its physical infrastructure costs.