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Welcome to Year 10 (nearly)! Samaritan College What is the SACE? What is the SACE? SACE stands for South Australian Certificate of Education A qualification for entry into universities and further training Recognised nationally


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Welcome to Year 10 (nearly)!

Samaritan College

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What is the SACE?

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What is the SACE?

  • SACE stands for South Australian

Certificate of Education

  • A qualification for entry into universities

and further training

  • Recognised nationally and internationally
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What is the SACE?

  • By completing the SACE, students prepare for further learning,

work, and life, by:

  • Building essential skills and knowledge
  • Making informed choices about future study and work, based on

their strengths and interests

  • Gaining a certificate that gives them a head-start on their

pathway beyond school

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Stage 1 and Stage 2

  • There are two ‘stages’ of the SACE:
  • Stage 1 is generally completed in Year 11
  • Stage 2 is generally completed in Year 12
  • Personal Learning Plan is completed in Year 10 at Samaritan

College

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How the SACE works…

  • Each grade (from A to E) in each SACE subject has a

‘performance standard’, describing the quality of work that will receive that grade

  • A student’s SACE work is assessed against these standards
  • The standards are the same around the state
  • They help students understand the reasons behind their grades,

and how to improve

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What is the PLP?

  • Must pass PLP to be awarded your SACE Certificate

at the end of Year 12

  • Compulsory subject for all Stage 1 students across

the state

  • Opportunity to formally explore future
  • pportunities related to the work force and future

studies (tertiary)

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  • Explore personal strengths and weaknesses
  • Consider how you best learn
  • Explore potential future career/education

pathways

  • Work Experience
  • Better understanding of how SACE works

What will you study in PLP?

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Importance of Referencing

 Ensure ALL work is appropriately referenced  See Common Drive for ‘SACE Guidelines’  See diary  Ask teacher/s  Plagiarism can result in 0’s being awarded  Can prohibit you from getting your SACE  SACE Moderation ALSO check for plagiarism (not only

teachers)

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For the ‘Not So Smooth Sailing’…

 Severe and on-going sickness  MUST have correct documentation IF this is YOU – come and see me!  NO accommodations for ‘normal’ sicknesses, stress, work

expectations, family events, holidays, etc

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Information from me…

 Distributed in Caregroup  Common Drive  Information Evening/s  Read Newsletter  Check School Website  Come to my office for personal questions  You WILL NOT be chased by anyone this year for submitting

applications, scholarships or anything else

 Take the initiative to seek information yourselves

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Further Information

 Visit the SACE website – particularly the

Students and Families and Subjects sections: www.sace.sa.edu.au

 Talk to your teachers, or come and see me

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My details…

 Email:  Tanya.Gibson@samaritan.catholic.edu.au  Write it down Get it touch!  Office:  Admin block  Encourage your parents / caregivers to contact me too

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Any Questions?