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All Saints Anglican School

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    1. All Saints Anglican School Year 11 2011 Subject Selection

    2. Taking the next step

    3. English Courses English English Communication English for ESL Learners

    4. Mathematics Courses Mathematics A Mathematics B Prevocational Mathematics

    5. Compulsory Course for ESL students IELTS Tutorial

    6. The timetable

    8. Humanities Ancient History Geography Legal Studies Modern History

    9. Sciences Biology Chemistry Engineering Technology Physics

    10. Business Accounting Economics Business Organisation & Management

    11. Languages Chinese French Japanese

    12. Mathematics C

    13. Performing Arts Drama Music

    14. Technology Graphics IPT Information Processing Technology ICT Information & Communication Technology

    15. Home Economics Physical Education Recreation Visual Art Creative Arts

    16. VET Courses Hospitality (Cert II) & Kitchen Operations (Cert II) Live Production (Cert II) Theatre and Events Construction (Cert I)

    17. VET Courses

    18. Year 12 Courses Music Extension English Extension(Literature) External LOTE

    19. Authority subjects Maths A, B, C English, ESL English Accounting Ancient History Biology BOM Chemistry Chinese Drama Economics

    20. Authority-registered subjects Prevocational Mathematics English Communication Creative Arts ICT Recreation

    21. VET courses Business Construction Hospitality Live Production

    22. Alternate programmes Traineeships/apprenticeships Work experience VET at TAFE, private college University courses

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    24. QCE 20 credits (12 from completed Core) Authority 4 credits Core Authority-registered 4 credits Core Certificate II 4 credits Core

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    27. to be eligible: 20 semesters of Authority subjects study at least 3 Authority subjects for 4 semesters sit the QCS Test

    28. to be eligible: maximum of 19 semesters of Authority subjects make up to 20 semesters with Authority-registered subjects or VET courses

    29. Subject Selection Online Electronic Print final page Signed by parent/guardian Return to Senior Administration

    33. Deb Stacey 55870322 dstacey@asas.qld.edu.au

    34. Career Development @ ASAS Making good decisions today, for the best outcomes in the future....

    35. Career Planning activities so far. Careers Expo Careers Morning FUTURES Programme SET Plans (Senior Education & Training Plan) Individual Career Counselling

    36. Resources

    37. Not sure what you want to do? WORK EXPERIENCE!!!!! Experiment, Explore.... One day a week during the term OR Take some time during school holidays The Careers Centre will help to arrange placements.

    38. Thats it! Ive found my dream job.

    39. Gold Coast TAFE VET in Schools Programme

    40. Gold Coast TAFE VET in Schools Programme One year programmes: Certificate I in Engineering Certificate I in Boating Services Certificate II in Hairdressing

    41. Gold Coast TAFE VET in Schools Programme Two year programmes: Certificate III in Fitness Certificate III in Tourism Certificate III in Events Certificate III in Hospitality Operations Certificate III in Health Services Assistance

    42. School Based Traineeships/Apprenticeships School-based traineeships are available to students in the post-compulsory years (usually Years 11 & 12). Allow students to do paid work, undergo training, both on and off-the job , and complete their QCE while still at school.

    43. 26 ASAS Students: Bicycle Service Business Marine Electrical Hairdressing Childrens Services Sport Coaching Media Meat Processing Hospitality Cookery & Front of House Live Production, Theatre & Events Information Technology Retail Cosmetic Services Sport and Recreation Tourism

    44. Positions Vacant! NOW! Animal Studies Greencross Vets Engineering Production (Diesel Fitting) Business, Sport & Rec, Hospitality Superfish Swim School Business - Southport UPCOMING. Business, Sport & Recreation ASAS Hospitality Radisson

    45. Enhanced Studies Programmes Experience life as a university student Explore the course you are considering Guaranteed entry to that course once subject is passed (Griffith, QUT (must do 2 semesters)) Students must be A/B average, with at least a B- in English 31 ASAS students have undertaken ESP programmes so far this year.

    46. Enhanced Studies Programmes Year 11 - Bond Student for a Semester (Jan, May or September) Year 12 - Bond (SFAS) - Griffith (GUESTS Programme) - Start QUT - UQ Enhanced Studies Programme

    47. University Bonus Rank Schemes Griffith University, QUT & University of Queensland Students can receive up to five bonus ranks Designed to encourage skills that are highly valued LOTE subject (Chinese, French, Japanese) = 2 pts Maths C = 2 pts University level course =1pt/course (GUESTS, UQ ESP, Bond SFAS, Start QUT)

    48. How it works!

    49. Something for everyone.

    50. Help? Alison Weeks Head of Careers & VET Email: aweeks@asas.qld.edu.au Phone: 5587 0377

    51. All Saints Anglican School Class of 2012

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