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The NTCET Pattern

The NTCET (Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training) requires students to accumulate 200 credits for certification. Essential criteria include achieving a ‘C’ grade or better in 140 credits across Stage 1 and 2, with specific compulsory subjects to meet. Recognition of prior learning, including VET qualifications in 'Free Choice,' is permissible. An Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) is achievable through the completion of 90 credits at Stage 2, primarily from Tertiary Admission Subjects (TAS). This guide outlines the requirements and pathways for successful certification.

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The NTCET Pattern

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  1. The NTCET Pattern NT Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)

  2. Completing the NTCET Completing the NTCET

  3. NTCET Pattern • A total of 200 credits must be achieved to receive the NTCET • Each Semester length subject is worth 10 credits • A total of 140 credits must receive a ‘C’ grade or better across Stage 1 and 2 • All of the subjects in the COMPULSORY sections of Stage 1 must achieve a ‘C’ grade or better to meet these requirements (PLP, Literacy, Numeracy) • A further 60 credits must achieve a ‘C’ grade or better at Stage 2 • A further 40 credits of ‘Free Choice’ must achieve a ‘C’ grade over Stage 1 and 2

  4. Course Recognition • Other courses can be recognised in the NTCET • e.g. VET qualifications, Community Learning • VET units can be used in the ‘Free Choice’ subject areas • Competencies from a MAXIMUM of two Certificate I qualifications can be used towards the NTCET • A nominal 70 hours of VET will earn 10 credits

  5. SATAC entry • To be eligible for an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) • 90 credits must be completed at Stage 2 • of which 60 must be from Tertiary Admission Subjects (TAS) • All but Stage 2 Community Studies, one version of the Stage 2 Research based subject and modified subjects are TAS (Tertiary Admission Subjects) subjects • For university entrance, students require • NTCET • At least 90 credits of study in TAS and Recognised Studies at Stage 2

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