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Course Selection for 2020

• Welcome
• Julie O’Malley – Career Education Process
• Cameron Todd – WACE and WASSA
• Hazel Snell – Programs available
• Representatives– Central Regional TAFE
• Felicity Godfrey - Early Childhood Education and Care
• Renee Hapke – Hairdressing
• Nat Pepper – Nursing
• Kyle Praprotnik – PAiS Electrotechnology
• Casey McCagh - Business

• Semester 1 -1 block per week
• Term 1
• My Future website
• Job investigations
• Exploring interests, values, skills
• University options – uni talk
• Term 2
• Senior School Course Booklet 2020
• VET Delivered to Secondary Schools(VETDSS)
• University Prospectuses

All students who are in their 11th or 12th year of schooling must be involved in either:

school

OR

 other training (TAFE), traineeship

• r apprenticeship)

OR

worthwhile full time employment.

All students receive a Western Australian Statement of Student Achievement (WASSA) when they complete Year 12. The WASSA:

• formally records a student’s achievement in every course,

qualification and program that the student has completed in senior secondary schooling

• provides evidence of achievement.

• The Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) is awarded

to students who have successfully completed senior secondary schooling in WACE studies and have met the WACE requirements.

• The majority of students in Western Australia achieve the WACE.
• Study towards the WACE can be undertaken over a lifetime.

Foundation

Students who have not passed OLNA English and Mathematics Externally Set Task in Year 12 TAFE or Employment pathway

General

No examinations External Set Task in Year 12 TAFE or Employment pathway

ATAR

Have compulsory examinations Contribute to ATAR Rank University Entrance pathway Mathematics can be used in

• ther pathways

Preliminary courses learning difficulty and/or an intellectual disability, andrecognised disability under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992. Preliminary courses do not contribute to the WACE, but a student doing Preliminary courses may also undertake studies that do contribute to the WACE.

• Level of Certificates
• Certificate II
• Certificate III
• Certificate IV
• Competency based
• – completion gives equivalent of C grade
• Location
• Internal – 4 blocks per week same as WACE course
• External – 1 or 2 whole days week

Students must:

• complete one of three course combination options
• complete at least four Year 12 ATAR courses* OR
• complete at least five Year 12 General courses and/or ATAR courses or

equivalent OR

• complete a Certificate II (or higher) VET qualification in combination with

ATAR, General or Foundation courses

• demonstrate the literacy and numeracy standards
• meet the requirements for breadth and depth of study
• meet the achievement standard.

Students must demonstrate minimum standards of literacy and numeracy by either:

• demonstrating the standard through the Online Literacy and

Numeracy Assessment (OLNA); or

• pre-qualifying for a particular component by achieving Band 8 or

higher in reading, writing and numeracy in their Year 9 NAPLAN and being exempted from that component in the OLNA.

Students must complete a minimum of 20 units or the equivalent, including:

• a minimum of ten Year 12 units or the equivalent
• four units from an English course, post-Year 10, including at least one

pair of Year 12 units from an English learning area course

• one pair of Year 12 units from List A
• one pair of Year 12 units from List B.

Breadth Requirement - GSHS courses

List A (Arts/Languages/Social Science) List B (Mathematics/Science/Technology)

• Business Management and Enterprise
• Children, Family and the Community
• Dance
• Drama
• English
• Geography
• Modern History
• Music
• Visual Arts
• Applied Information Technology
• Automotive Engineering and

Technology

• Building and Construction
• Chemistry
• Design - Photography / Graphics
• Food Science and Technology
• Human Biology
• Marine and Maritime
• Materials Design and

Technology: Wood and/or Metal

• Mathematics :

Foundations/Essential/Applications/ Methods/ Specialist

• Outdoor Education
• Physical Education
• Physics

Students must achieve 14 C grades or higher (or equivalents) in Year 11 and Year 12 units, including at least six C grades (or equivalents) in Year 12 units.

General

• 6 General

courses or equivalents

ATAR

• 5 + ATAR
• Internal VET or

General

Vocational Education

• Certificate
• Internal
• External 1

Day

• External 2

days

Senior Engagement

• STEP
• Warlugurra

Walgamanyulu

General Course General Reserve 1 General Reserve 2 General course General course General course General course General course General course General course General course General course General English

ATAR Math- Applications

General English Math-Essentials Marine and Maritime Phys Ed Studies Materials - Wood Automotive Engineering

More able Math ability

List A List B

General Reserve 1 General Reserve 2 Certificate General course General course General course General course General course Certificate II Business English Math- Essentials Dance Business Management Food Science Certificate II Visual Arts Certificate II Engineering

Certificate II Sport & Recreation

Certificate II Information & Digital Media

List A List B

General Reserve 1 General Reserve 2 PAiS/TafeLink English course Math course Career and Enterprise General course General course Fixed PAiS Automotive English course Math Essentials Career and Enterprise Building & Construction Outdoor Ed List A List B

ATAR Math- Applications

Choice

PAiS Electrotechnology

English course Career and Enterprise Food Science Applied Information

General Reserve 1 General Reserve 2 TAFE Link General course General course General course General course General course Certificate II Animal Studies Human Biology Design - Photography Outdoor Ed List A List B English General English Foundations Math Essentials

ATAR Math- Applications

Mathematics Foundations

• WACE Western Australian Certificate of Education
• An ATAR high enough to get into a course of your choice (University entry is

competitive)

• Competence in ATAR English
• Meet any prerequisites

• A percentile rank
• TISC ranks students because there are more applicants than places
• Students are numbered from 99.95 down
• An ATAR of 96 = top 4% or better than 96% of the Year 12 school leaver

age population

• 96 ATAR = scaled average of approx 75

 Minimum ATAR of WA uni entry

• =70 (Murdoch, Curtin, ECU) Regional bonuses exist (ATAR 60-69) with

condition

• = 75 for UWA (Broadway scheme)

• TISC will assign a ranking (ATAR) based on the student score (TEA) Tertiary

Entrance Aggregate

• The TEA is the sum of the best four final scaled scores
• Mathematics Bonus for methods and specialist 10%
• Eg Mathematics Methods Scaled score 55 + 5.5 =60.5
• TEA will be a combination of 50/50 school and external exam results
• TEA can be accumulated over 5 years for all public universities

• www.tisc.edu.au
• Link on home page
• University Admission 2022
• University prospectuses
• Available CAVE office

ATAR English ATAR Mathematics Methods ATAR Mathematics Specialist ATAR Physics ATAR Chemistry ATAR Geography ATAR English ATAR Mathematics Applications ATAR Human Biology ATAR Physical Education ATAR Modern History General Outdoor Ed ATAR English ATAR Mathematics Applications ATAR Chemistry ATAR Geography ATAR Applied Information

Certificate II Sport & Recreation

List A List B Internal VET 6 ATAR 5 ATAR + General 5 ATAR + Internal Certificate

Applied Information Technology Mathematics Applications Chemistry Mathematics Methods English Mathematics Specialist Geography Modern History Human Biology Physics Physical Education Visual Arts

• All courses are subject to having sufficient numbers to run.

• You have the opportunity to study a nationally recognised vocational

education and training (VET) qualification while still at school.

• VET programs can:
• develop your employability skills (for example; communication and problem

solving skills);

• give you industry specific skills and an understanding of the world of work;

and

• help you to explore and plan your career options.
• If you do a VET qualification while you are a full time secondary student, this

will also count towards your Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE). (Reduce C grade requirement in Achievement Standard)

Mainstream

Visual Arts

Certificate II Visual Arts (Design) 2 years

Physical Education

Certificate II in Sport and recreation 2 years

Business / Computing

Certificate II in Business 2 years Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology 2 years

Design & Technology

Certificate II Engineering Pathways 2 years

Senior School Engagement Programs

Skilling through Enterprise (STEP)

Certificate II Engineering Pathways Certificate II Construction Pathways

Warlugurra Walgamanyulu Certificate I Access to Vocational Pathway Certificate II Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways

STEP – Fixed Course

• Initial subject selection tick box
• Later in Term 3 Mr Hann will conduct

interviews Work placement 1 day/week

The purpose of the program is to provide Year 11 and Year 12 Aboriginal girls with a culturally appropriate academic program within a caring and supportive learning environment.

• Students attend:
• three days a week at school
• two days TAFE
• In addition work placements occur as either:
• one day a week in a work place
• or week long blocks in a workplace
• May need to complete work placements in school holidays

Pre-Apprenticeships in Schools (PAIS)

Certificate II in Electrotechnology

(1 year)

Certificate II in Kitchen Operations

(1 year)

Certificate II in Plumbing

(1 year)

Certificate II Automotive

(1 year)

Certificate II in Engineering (Metals)

(1 year) Certificate II Building and Construction (1 year)

TAFE Link Certificate III and IV

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (2 years) Certificate III Screen and Media (1 year) Certificate III Business (1 year) Certificate III Financial Services (1.5 years) Certificate III Events (1.5 years) Certificate III Information, Digital Media and Technology (2 years) Certificate III Visual Arts (1 year) Certificate III Laboratory Skills (1 year) Certficate IV Nursing Preparation (2 years)

TAFE Link Certificate II

Animal Studies (1 year) Applied Fashion Design (1 year)

Aquaculture (1 year)

Computer Assembly and Repair (1 year)

Conservation and Land Management (1 year)

Fishing Operations (1 year)

TAFE Link Certificate II

Horse Care (1 year) Horticulture (1 year) Hospitality (1 year) Retail (1 year) Salon Assistant (1 year) Tourism (1 year)

 School Based Traineeships (SBT) and Aboriginal School Based Traineeships (ASBT)

• enjoy a combination of school and paid employment
• make an early start on your career
• receive your Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)
• complete the requirements of an accredited Certificate II Traineeship giving you the

edge in the employment market  The traineeship is a 2 year commitment for Year 11 and Year 12.  Students receive a training wage for the time that they spend in the workplace.  The availability of a traineeship depends on finding an employer who is willing to host a School Based Trainee. The College works very closely with local Group Training Organisations such as Skillhire and ATC

• Pre-Apprenticeship in Schools and TAFELink

*Meet required criteria  with regards to conduct, attendance and school performance  demonstrate the required level of behaviour, attitude and commitment appropriate to the workplace Term 3 Year 10 selection Interview with parents— compulsory Book appointment Application Form Select other courses

If not successful: Re-counselled into alternative program

Submit Application by August 16th 2019 Manager CAVE shortlists suitable candidates* TAFE interview Aptitude Test (for trades)

Successful: Enrolled in program

• Read through Course Handbook, VETDSS
• School Report -emailed
• Parent/Teacher night TBD – Week 1 or 2
• Career Counselling meetings can be booked if further info needed

(Week 1 - 3) – some available after school

• www.geraldtonshs.wa.edu.au
• Career icon – www.geraltonseniorcareers.edu.au
• –lots of links , career information
• Subject Selection Icon – home page
• Access course handbook online
• Application forms Vet programs
• Subject Selection Online portal
• Information sheet for Subject Selection website login details via email
• Selections
• Book interview times
• Website will open Wednesday 2th July (fingers crossed)

• Accessed through GSHS website