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BCC Structure Term 3 (Thursdays) Week 1 Career Expo Week 2 Pathways information Week 3 Guest Speakers from DET, AQ and TAFE Week 4 Subject Talks with Curriculum HODs Week 5 Subject Talks with Curriculum HODs


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BCC Structure Term 3 (Thursdays)

  • Week 1 – Career Expo
  • Week 2 – Pathways information
  • Week 3 – Guest Speakers from DET, AQ and TAFE
  • Week 4 – Subject Talks with Curriculum HODs
  • Week 5 – Subject Talks with Curriculum HODs
  • Week 6 – Subject Talks with Curriculum HODs
  • Week 7 – a) Semester One TrackED Health Check – Pathways
  • verview & Prerequisite Doc b) Subject booklet and subject choice

review.

  • Week 8 - One School – Career Mapping Subject selection
  • Week 9 - One School – Career Mapping Subject selection
  • Week 10 – Set Plan Interviews
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What is is a SET pla lan?

  • The school, student and parents/carers work together on the

student’s Senior Education & Training (SET) Plan (or career plan).

  • The SET plan:
  • maps out what, where and how a student will study during their senior

phase of learning — usually Years 10, 11 and 12

  • is agreed between student, their parents/carers and the school
  • is regularly reviewed to monitor progress.
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SET Plan In Interviews

Held on:

  • Wednesday 19th September from 3:00pm – 7:00pm
  • Thursday 20th September all day (Year 10 students not required to attend

school on this day.) Parent/carers to book a 30 minute interview:

  • tonight with the students in the foyer
  • online Using PTO online system or
  • by contacting the school

See the letter received this evening for Booking Details

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  • Queensland’s senior schooling

qualification

  • Internationally recognised
  • Awarded when you meet

the set requirements

  • Shows employers and training providers

that you have worked consistently and to a high standard over two years

  • May be required to enrol

in further education and training

Queensland Certif ificate of Education (QCE)

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How does QCE credit accrue?

  • 4 Credit Points available per subject (General or Applied)
  • Certificate III and higher accrue more points
  • Unit 1 = 1 Credit Point
  • Unit 2 = 1 Credit Point
  • Units 3 and 4 = 2 Credit Points
  • Duplicated learning will not be credited
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Educatio ion and Training is is Vit ital

Unemployment rate by highest educational attainment, Queensland (DET) 2015

3.30% 4.20% 4.40% 6.30% 17.80% 13.20% 0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00% 12.00% 14.00% 16.00% 18.00% 20.00% Bachelor Degree or Higher Advanced Diploma/Diploma Certificate III/IV Year 12 Certificate I/II Below Year 12 Qualification2

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BSSC – Pathway Options for 2019

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TAFE and VETiS Courses

As of June 2014 the Government now funds students to complete 1 VET qualification from the Priority Skills List for free. Areas include, but are not limited to:

  • Construction
  • Tourism
  • Automotive Vocational Preparation
  • Electro technology (Career Start)
  • Engineering Pathways
  • Health Support Services
  • Hospitality
  • Logistics
  • Rural Operations
  • Hair and Beauty
  • Sport and Recreation
  • Students can attend TAFE one day per week over a semester or a

year.

  • Selected courses will be offered at the school one day per week
  • ver a semester
  • Students will complete an EOI form during SET Plan Interview
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SAT – School-based Apprenticeship or Traineeship

  • Work with an employer as a paid employee
  • While studying for the QCE
  • Undertake a training qualification with an RTO chosen by both the

employer and the student

  • Employment and/or training arrangements must impact on the school

timetable for the program to be considered school-based.

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What is an ATAR?

  • ATAR score: 99.95 – (30.00 and below)
  • Decrease in increments of 0.05
  • Rank score
  • Only 33 students will receive an ATAR of 99.95
  • Currently 700-900 students receive an OP1
  • English subject must be completed to a satisfactory standard (English,

EAL or Essential English)

  • May not be included in ATAR calculation
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ATAR Inputs

  • QTAC will receive the subject results from QCAA
  • QTAC automatically includes the 5 best results in the calculation
  • ATAR calculation will require one of these input models:
  • 5 General subject results
  • 4 General subjects + 1 Applied subject
  • 4 General subjects + 1 Certificate III or higher
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Senior Pathways Guide - 2019

  • Subjects on offer at BSSC for

2019

  • (Subject to timetabling and

staffing availability)

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Subject Selections

  • What are my career goals?
  • Which subjects am I good at?
  • Which subjects do I like?
  • What tertiary courses do I

think I might want to do?

  • Which subjects are

prerequisites?

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Career Passport

  • Has been stamped/signed for each presentation that students attend.
  • Students that have completed the passport are now in the draw for

an IPAD mini!!!

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Winner!

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