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AGENDA . Friday January 25 th TURNER HALL

WELCOME & INTRODUCTION John Rawson (Coordinator ). COURSE OVERVIEW Mel Williams (Coordinator) . AGENDA . Friday January 25 th TURNER HALL. APPLICATION FORMS COMPLETED. STAFF AVAILABLE FOR DISCUSSION.

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AGENDA . Friday January 25 th TURNER HALL

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  1. WELCOME & INTRODUCTION John Rawson (Coordinator) COURSE OVERVIEW Mel Williams (Coordinator) AGENDA .Friday January 25th TURNER HALL APPLICATION FORMS COMPLETED STAFF AVAILABLE FOR DISCUSSION SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FORM AS YOU EXIT THE HALL BY THE REAR DOOR. You will receive a receipt containing an interview time for enrolment day, Monday 28th

  2. SUBJECT GROUPINGS • The course contains a large selection of subjects divided into these 4 groups.

  3. SUBJECT GROUPINGS LANGUAGE & LEARNING SKILLS A (LALS A) CORE A CORE IT • An exemption test is available for Core IT. • See FazalSaikal for details LANGUAGE & LEARNING SKILLS B (LALS B) • Each of these 4 core subjects is compulsory. • Study the first 3 in the first semester followed by LALS B in semester 2.

  4. SUBJECT GROUPINGS Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Mathematics A2 Asia Pacific Mathematics A3 Multicultural Australia Contemporary Australia Statistics Human Rights Biology Chemistry Eco-Systems Physics Sustainable Development Health Issues • These subjects are available in first semester • Statistics is available through flexible delivery. See Mel Williams for details.

  5. SUBJECT GROUPINGS Literature Further Mathematics Film & Media Calculus Advanced Mathematics Statistics Asia Pacific Political Studies Historical Studies Biology Sustainable Development Chemistry Physics Environment Legal Studies Health Issues • The Elective B-level subjects. Those indicated are available in first semester. • See the timetable in your course booklet for further details.

  6. SUBJECT GROUPINGS Media Skills Drawing Painting Accounting Further Information Technology • All five vocational electives are available in first semester. • Media Skills is also available by flexible delivery. See Michael Clarke for details.

  7. COURSE COMPLETION Pass ALL four subjects Pass at least two Total number of elective subjects passed in these three groups must be at least seven Pass at least two Pass any number • Passes in a total of eleven subjects are required to complete the Tertiary Preparation Certificate.

  8. COURSE COMPLETION IN ONE YEAR (model 1) Semester 2 LALS B Elect 4 Elect 5 Elect 6 Elect 7 Pass ALL four subjects Semester 1 LALS A Core A Core IT Elect 1 Elect 2 Elect 3 Pass at least two Pass at least two Pass any number • Passes in a total of eleven subjects are required to complete the Tertiary Preparation Certificate.

  9. COURSE COMPLETION IN ONE YEAR (model 2) Semester 2 LALS B Elect 4 Elect 5 Elect 6 Elect 7 Pass ALL four subjects Semester 1 LALS A Core A Core IT Elect 1 Elect 2 Elect 3 Pass at least two Pass at least two Pass any number • Passes in a total of eleven subjects are required to complete the Tertiary Preparation Certificate.

  10. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues

  11. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES FOR ENGLISH STUDIES • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues • Study Literature and/or Film and Media after passing LACA A.

  12. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES FOR STUDIES IN HUMANITIES • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues • You can study any number of these B-level electives after passing any one of the A-level Humanitiesss.

  13. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues

  14. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES FOR STUDIES IN SCIENCE • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues • You can study each B-level science in second semester after passing the equivalent A-level science . • Health Issues B may be studied without having studied Health Issues A .

  15. PATHWAYS & PREREQUISITES FOR STUDIES IN MATHEMATICS • Group 2 A - Level Subjects • Group 3 B – Level Subjects Language & Creative Arts Mathematics A1 Literature Further Maths Film & Media Mathematics A2 Calculus Mathematics A3 Asia Pacific Advanced Maths Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Statistics Statistics Contemporary Australia Legal Studies Human Rights Biology Biology Historical Studies Chemistry Chemistry Eco-Systems Environment Physics Physics Sustainable Development Sustainable Development Health Issues Health Issues

  16. Pass all 4 Core subjects LALS B Pass at least 2 A-level elective subjects Your score / 300 Pass at least 2 B-level elective subjects Best 2 B-level subjects Pass at least 7 electives in total (including vocational subjects) HOW YOUR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE SCORE IS CALCULATED NOTE Scaled scores are only calculated at the end of the second semester each year. You are unable to course complete mid-year.

  17. Studying Full-Time (at least 20 hours per week) - One year Studying Part-Time (less than 20 hours per week) - Two years or more HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO COMPLETE?

  18. Statement in Maths and Science: 9045 • A Level Subjects Sustainable Development Sustainable Development • B – Level Subjects Eco-Systems Environment Basic Mathematics Further Mathematics Introductory Mathematics Calculus Foundation Mathematics Advanced Mathematics Statistics Statistics Biology Biology Chemistry Chemistry Physics Physics Health Issues Health Issues

  19. Statement in English and Humanities: 9047 • A Level Subjects Language & Learning Skills • B – Level Subjects Language & Learning Skills Literature Language & Creative Arts Film & Media Asia Pacific Asia Pacific Multicultural Australia Political Studies Contemporary Australia Historical Studies Human Rights Environment Legal Studies

  20. WELCOME & INTRODUCTION John Rawson (Coordinator) COURSE OVERVIEW Mel Williams (Coordinator) AGENDA .Friday January 27 thTURNER HALL APPLICATION FORMS COMPLETED STAFF AVAILABLE FOR DISCUSSION SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FORM AS YOU EXIT THE HALL BY THE REAR DOOR. You will receive a receipt containing an interview time for enrolment day, Monday 30th

  21. ATTEND FOR INTERVIEW Bring with you: • Your completed subject selection form • Your completed enrolment form • Copies of your qualifications DISCUSS YOURAPPLICATION & SUBJECT SELECTION AGENDA .Enrolment Day Monday January 28thRoom D5.7 Please attend at the time shown on your application receipt INTERVIEWER WILL CHECK & SIGN YOUR ENROLMENT FORM COMPLETE YOUR ENROLMENT BY VISITING THE INFORMATION DESK ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF BUILDING D

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