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2020 Year 13 Course Information

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CONTENTS

4. Course Planning 5. Selecting your course 6. 2020 Academic Curriculum 8. NZQA – NCEA Certificates and Endorsement 9. University Entrance 10. Scholarship 11. Vocational Pathways Award 12. Accessing your qualifications, entries and results 13. Subject information

2019 YEAR 13 COURSES 14. 13ACC 13 Accounting 15. 13AGBU 13 Agribusiness 16. 13AGHRT 13 Agriculture – Horticulture 17. 13ARD 13 Art Design 18. 13ARP 13 Art Painting 19. 13BIO 13 Biology 20. 13BUI 13 Building 21. 13CHE 13 Chemistry 22. 13DVC 13 Design and Visual Communication 23. 13DTE 13 Digital Technology 24. 13DRA 13 Drama 25. 13ECO 13 Economics 26. 13TEN 13 Engineering 27. 13ENG 13 English 28. 13ENS 13 English Studies 29. 13ELL 13 English Language Learning 30. 13FNU 13 Food and Nutrition 31. 13FRE 13 French 32. 13FFS 13 Fitness for Sport 33. 13GAT 13 Gateway 34. 13GEO 13 Geography 35. 13HRS 13 Health Related Studies 36. 13HIS 13 History 37 13HOS 13 Hospitality 38. 13JPN 13 Japanese 39. 13MAT 13 Mathematics 40. 13CAL 13 Mathematics - Calculus 41. 13STA 13 Mathematics - Statistics 42. 13MED 13 Media Studies 43. 13MUS 13 Music 44. 13MUI 13 Music Industry 45. 13ODL 13 Outdoor Leadership 46. 13PHY 13 Physics 47. 13PHO 13 Photography 48. 13PSY 13 Psychology

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49. 13SSS 13 Senior Social Studies 50. 13SPC 13 South Pacific Educational Courses 51. 13SPS 13 Sport Science 52. 13MAO 13 Te Reo Māori 53. 13TTE 13 Technology Textiles 54. 13TOU 13 Tourism 55. 13TRA 13 Transition A full year USkills course is also offered in addition to five subjects at school. See Mr Frost, Miss Johanson or Ms MacKenzie for further detail and application procedures.

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COURSE PLANNING The following information has been prepared to help you select your Year 13 course for next year.

FORWARD PLANNING IS ESSENTIAL You must carefully plan for your Year 13 courses and from there to universities, tertiary providers, courses and jobs you may want once you leave school. For information and guidance, make contact with: Careers Advisors Deans University liaison officers The following people in school can be of help: Careers Advisors Ms MacKenzie / Miss Johanson Your 2018 Y12 Deans Mr Haronga / Mrs Lawton Other senior Deans Miss Liddy (Y13) / Mr Frost (Y11) Your teachers Remember: Your applications for further study and halls of residence use your Year 12 results and reports.

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SELECTING YOUR SUBJECT CHOICES Year 13 students have 5 classes plus 1 class of supervised study. Your course selection will be made in school in Week 5, Term 3. Faculty Leaders will talk with you about your subject choices before entry is made. Please ensure you have read the information in this booklet and possibly the Year 12 course booklet, about subjects you are interested in taking. Discuss your choices with your parents / caregivers. We will try to fulfil the wishes of students and their parents / caregivers in selecting courses, but the school reserves the right to limit or modify classes according to: - the ability and needs of the student - available staffing, resources and timetable restrictions.

STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL LEARNING NEEDS Supported students will have programmes tailored to their specific needs. Deans and staff involved with these students will help plan their individual programmes. Please make contact with the appropriate staff if you would like to discuss your ideas.

COURSE CONFIRMATION Your course will be confirmed at re-enrolment Tuesday 21st January 2020, between 10am and 2pm in the Library.

Your acceptance into a subject for 2020 will depend on your 2019 NCEA results.

FAHS - FEILDING HIGH SCHOOL RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT All students should set their sights on gaining a good FAHS – Feilding High School Record of Achievement in their final year at school. This document summarises courses studied, profiles the student’s skills, work habits and achievements, and comments on personal attributes and attendance.

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2020 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM

KEY: Underlined - Compulsory Subject;

# - Approved Subject for UE; * - Scholarship Examination available

YEAR 9 YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12 YEAR 13

ARTS

Art Art Visual Arts Art Painting Art Painting*#

Art Design Art Design*#

Photography Photography*#

Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama*#

Music Music Music Music Music*#

Music Industry Music Industry Music Industry

LANGUAGES

English English English English English*#

English Studies English Studies English Studies #

English Skills English Skills

English Language Learning English Language Learning

Media Studies Media Studies Media Studies Media Studies*#

French Introduction

French Extension French French French French*#

Japanese Introduction

Japanese Extension Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese*#

Te Reo Māori

Introduction

Te Reo Māori (Full Year) Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori*#

Maori Performance Tikanga Māori

MATHEMATICS

Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Calculus*#

Mathematics Studies Mathematics Studies Statistics*#

Mathematics Skills Mathematics Skills Mathematics #

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Physical Education

Health

Physical Education

Health

Physical Education &

Health

Physical Education Fitness for Sport

Health Related Studies

Health Related Studies #

Sport Performance Sport Performance

- Basketball & Netball - - Basketball & Netball Sport Science Sport Science Sport Science*#

- Football & Hockey - - Football & Hockey

- Rugby - - Rugby Outdoor Adventure Outdoor Leadership

Worksmart

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2020 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM continued …

YEAR 9 YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12 YEAR 13

SCIENCE Science Science Science Science

Science Studies Biology Biology*#

Science Skills Chemistry Chemistry*#

Physics Physics*#

ChemBioPhysics

Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture-Horticulture*#

Horticulture Horticulture Horticulture Horticulture

Agribusiness*#

Primary Industries Primary Industries

Land Skills

SOCIAL SCIENCE

Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies

Social Studies*#

Geography Geography Geography*#

History History History*#

Tourism

Psychology

Tourism

Psychology

Commerce Commerce Business Studies

Accounting

Business Studies

Accounting

Accounting*#

Economics Economics Economics*#

Life Skills

TECHNOLOGY Digital Technology Digital Technology Digital Technology Digital Technology Digital Technology*#

Food Technology Food Technology Food Technology Food and Nutrition Food and Nutrition*#

Hospitality Hospitality

Textiles Technology Textiles Technology Textiles Technology Textiles Technology Textiles Technology#

Design and Visual

Communication

Design and Visual

Communication

Design and Visual

Communication

Design and Visual

Communication

Design and Visual

Communication *#

Hard Materials Technology Hard Materials

Technology

Hard Materials

Technology

Building Building

Technology Engineering Technology Engineering#

VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES USkills USkills

Gateway Gateway

SPEC SPEC SPEC

Transition Transition Transition

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NZQA QUALIFICATIONS AND AWARDS We offer a range of NZQA qualifications: NCEA Certificates at Levels 1, 2 and 3, and University Entrance, as well as a number of National Certificates in specific subject areas: Cookery, Coffee Appreciation, Building, Primary Industries, Travel and Tourism. Many of our subjects (especially at Year 12) offer credits towards the Vocational Pathways Certificates at Level 2.

Scholarship is also available in most Year 13 courses.

NCEA CERTIFICATES NCEA Level 1 Certificate 80 credits at Level 1 or higher Must include: - Level 1 Literacy - 10 literacy credits (English, Te Reo or specific standards in other subjects) - Level 1 Numeracy - 10 numeracy (Mathematics or specific standards in other subjects)

NCEA Level 2 Certificate 80 credits 60 at Level 2 or higher 20 may be at Level 1 Students must have met the Level 1 Literacy and Level 1 Numeracy requirements

NCEA Level 3 Certificate

80 credits 60 at Level 3 or higher 20 may be at Level 2 Students must have met the Level 1 Literacy and Level 1 Numeracy requirements

ENDORSEMENT Certificate Endorsement

Level 1, 2 and 3 NCEA Certificates may be endorsed ‘With Merit’ or ‘With Excellence’.

‘With Merit’ endorsement requires 50 credits at Merit or higher at the level of that certificate or higher.

‘With Excellence’ endorsement requires 50 credits at Excellence at the level of that certificate or higher.

Subject Endorsement Subject endorsement also applies to each subject at all year levels.

To gain a Merit endorsement for a subject, you must gain 14 credits at Merit or higher in that subject in the same year, and at least 3 credits must come from internal assessment and 3 credits from external assessment.

To gain an Excellence endorsement for a subject, you must gain 14 credits at Excellence in that subject in the same year, and at least 3 credits must come from internal assessment and 3 credits from external assessment.

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UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE To be awarded a University Entrance qualification, you must have achieved all of the following:

NCEA Level 3 Certificate

14 credits at Level 3 in each of three approved subjects (see table below)

UE numeracy - 10 credits at Level 1 or higher from specific achievement standards across a range of subjects, or all three specific numeracy unit standards

UE literacy - 10 credits (five in reading and five in writing) at Level 2 or higher from specific standards.

To be enrolled in a university you must meet their entry requirements Universities are now setting - their own entry requirements - their own Literacy requirements Some courses may - have specific subject prerequisites i.e. specific Y13 courses - require specific standards

- have higher entry requirements such as a greater number of Merit and Excellence grades

- be selective and choose the highest achieving students For more information, contact Careers Advisors Deans University Liaison Officers

APPROVED SUBJECTS FOR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE

Courses that are offered at FAHS - Feilding High School and are APPROVED SUBJECTS for University Entrance Please note: - a combination of the Sciences (BIO, CHE, PHY) may provide an additional Approved subject Science - a combination of the Mathematics (CAL, MAT, STA) may provide an additional Approved subject Mathematics - a combination of the Technology (DTE, DVC, FTE, TTE) may provide an additional Approved subject Technology

Accounting ACC Agriculture/Horticulture AGBU AGHRT Art Painting ARP Art Design ARD Biology BIO Calculus CAL Chemistry CHE Drama DRA Design and Visual Communication DVC Digital Technology DTE Economics ECO English ENG ENS

French FRE Geography GEO Hard Materials Technology History HIS Home Economics FNU Japanese JPN Mathematics MAT Media Studies MED Music Studies MUS Photography PHO Physical Education SPS

Physics PHY Psychology PSY Social Studies SSS Statistics STA Te Reo Maori MAO Textiles Technology TTE

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SCHOLARSHIP

Assessed in an extra exam for each subject, other than for Sport Science (a report is required) and for those for which an extra portfolio is submitted

Only one portfolio may be submitted in Practical Art or in Technology

Scholarship Food and Nutrition is available as Scholarship Physical Education

Table 2: SCHOLARSHIP SUBJECTS

SCHOLARSHIP SUBJECTS offered at FAHS – Feilding High School

Accounting ACC Agriculture AGSC Biology BIO Calculus CAL Chemistry CHE Drama DRA Economics ECO English ENA French FRE Geography GEO History HIS Home Economics (FNU) (assessed as PE Schol) Japanese JPN Media Studies MED

Music Studies MUS Physical Education SPS FNU Physics PHY Statistics STA Te Reo Maori MAO Technology (one option) - Design and Visual Communication DVC - Digital Technology DTE - Food FTE - Hard Materials THM - Textiles TTE

Visual Arts (one option) - Art Design ARD - Art Painting ARP - Photography PHO

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VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS AWARD Six Vocational Pathways sectors have been established Construction and Infrastructure Creative Industries Manufacturing and Technology Primary Industries Service Industries Social and Community Services Within each sector, specific Achievement Standards and Unit Standards have been identified as either recommended standards or sector related standards. Standards you have achieved may Show you where your strengths lie Show employers where your strengths and abilities lie The standards achieved may contribute towards one or more Vocational Pathways Awards that may be in any one of the six sectors listed above. To receive a Vocational Pathways Award you must Achieve NCEA Level 2 Meet the NCEA Literacy and Numeracy requirements Gain 60 Level 2 credits from recommended standards Of the 60 credits, 20 Level 2 credits must be from sector related standards

At present you can achieve a Vocational Pathways Award only at Level 2.

The course outlines that follow, show where standards assessed against may contribute towards a Level 2 Vocational Pathways Award. You can check your progress towards any of the Vocational Pathways Award in your academic record.

For more information about Vocational Pathways Awards, log on to http://youthguarantee.net.nz/vocational-pathways

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ACCESSING YOUR QUALIFICATIONS, ENTRIES AND RESULTS You can access your assessment information through NZQA student login. NZQA website www.nzqa.govt.nz If you do not know how to log in, see one of your teachers, Miss Russell or Mr Jury in A6. Your assessment information on the website will include

NZQA registered qualifications such as NCEA Level 1, 2 and 3 Certificates

Endorsement of certificates and subjects

Additional Certificates such as National Certificates in Mathematics or other subject specific certificates, and Vocational Pathways

Credit summaries

Entries and results by subjects Vocational Pathways - a Youth Guarantee initiative through the Ministry of Education. Information about this new initiative can be accessed at www.youthguarantee.net.nz

http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/

http://www.youthguarantee.net.nz/

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SUBJECT INFORMATION The following pages contain information about the full year Year 13 courses offered here at FAHS – Feilding High School. Please read the information carefully, especially note

the entry requirements for each subject

whether the subject is an Approved Subject for UE It is possible that some course information may change prior to the start of the 2019 school year. At the reenrolment in January next year, you will be given a list of subjects for the year - specific classes and teachers will not be yet available; you will receive this information on your first day back at school.

If you do not meet entry criteria you may apply to the Teacher in Charge or Head of Faculty for permission.

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ACCOUNTING 13ACC Entry Requirements

6 credits from 12 Mathematics, Mathematics Studies or Mathematics Skills and 12 credits from 11 English or 11 Te Reo Maori.

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Accounting concepts

Processing for partnerships and companies

Preparing financial statements for partnerships and companies

Calculations and analysis of a company report

Cost accounting Assessment

Standard Code Int/Ext Credits

91404 EXT 4

91405 INT 4

91406 EXT 5

91407 INT 5

91409 INT 4

Total Credits Available 22

Subject Progression

13 Accounting is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Accounting is studied at tertiary institutions e.g. university or UCOL.

Leads to careers in commerce, accountancy, finance and banking, e-commerce, retail, forensic accounting, fashion, sports and education.

Special Conditions of Subject

Workbook and revision workbook must be purchased.

A calculator is required.

The course includes a field trip to Massey University - approximate cost is $10.00. Fees $10.00 - the estimated cost for fieldtrip.

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AGRIBUSINESS 13AGBU An introductory course for students interested in business, particularly in New Zealand primary industries. The Agribusiness (Agricultural Science and Business) course offers standards and assessments through Agricultural and Horticultural Science and Business Studies. Entry Requirements An NCEA Level 2 Certificate that includes at least 50 credits from Achievement Standards. Students are strongly recommended to have studied at least one of the following in Year 12: Accounting, Agriculture, Economics, Horticulture, Biology or Chemistry. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered The course examines science and business within the agriculture and horticulture industry. Topics covered include production processes of New Zealand’s primary products to meet market requirements, future proofing, and how value can be added. It also included capital expenditure and businesses response to external influences.

Topics covered include

capital expenditure

future proofing

adding value

primary production in New Zealand

businesses response to external factors Assessment


91380 EXT 4

91531 EXT 4

91869 INT 4

91870 INT 4

91871 INT 4


Subject Progression

The achievement standards in 13 AgriBusiness will count towards a ‘Business Studies’ approved university subject.

Leads on to tertiary study, particularly Ag-commerce and Ag-science degrees. Fees $10.00 – In addition, the estimated cost of fieldtrips is up to $50.00.

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AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE 13AGHRT Entry Requirements 12 credits including an external assessment from 12 Agriculture or at TIC discretion. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered This course examines aspects of primary production in New Zealand, including the impact of both national and global influences. Students will learn about the profitability of a chosen primary product, the impact of market forces and how primary production impacts on the environment. Topics covered could include

Environmental issues

Market forces

Industry profitability research

Investigation of an aspect of primary production Assessment


91528 INT 4

91529 INT 6

Students choose 2 of the following 3 externals:

91530 EXT 5

91531 EXT 4

91532 EXT 5

Total Credits Available 19-20

Subject Progression

13 Agricultural and Horticultural Science is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Leads on to tertiary study. Fees $10.00 - the estimated cost for fieldtrips.

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ART DESIGN 13ARD Entry Requirements AS91320 (Design) or AS91321 (Painting). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered A practical study of current procedures and practices which underlie the making of design. This

involves formal study and has a focus on all contemporary subject matter. Making original works using a variety of methods and materials. Assessment


91445 INT 4

91452 INT 4

91457 EXT 14


Subject Progression

13 Art Design is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

This course aims to develop an understanding of processes and procedures in contemporary design.

It leads to tertiary study in Design. Fees $50.00 Professional materials and take home content.

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ART PAINTING 13ARP Entry Requirements AS91321 (Painting). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered Subject matter is determined by the individual after formal enquiry and study. Making original works using a variety of methods and materials. Assessment


91452 INT 4

91457 EXT 14


Subject Progression

13 Practical Art (Painting) is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

This course provides a knowledge of painting as an expressive medium and force in art.

It leads to tertiary study in Art. Special Conditions of Subject Nil. Fees $50.00 Professional materials and take home content

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BIOLOGY 13BIO Entry Requirements Students must have achieved at least two externally assessed standards and one internally assessed standard in 12 Biology, and 10 credits from 12 English (12ENG) or 12 English Studies (12EST). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Genetic modification

Relationships between organisms and environment - the strategies animals and plants use to survive

Patterns of evolution

The biological and cultural evolution of human species

Practical Work - Students select and study an animal or plant, and design and carry out their own research experiment

Assessment


91601 INT 4

91603 EXT 5

91607 INT 3

91605 EXT 4

91606 EXT 4


Subject Progression 13 Biology is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions of Subject The course includes a field trip to Foxton Beach - approximate cost is $15. Students are required to purchase a biology workbook from the school’s stationery shop - approximate cost is $30.00. Fees $10.00

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BUILDING 13BUI Entry Requirements 18 credits from either 12 Building or 12 Engineering. Students who have not taken either 12 Building or 12 Engineering may apply to the Teacher in Charge for approval. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered All work is Unit Standards based and requires students to complete all elements in each unit of work. There are practical and theory components in the units of work. Assessment


29678 INT 4

29682 INT 4

29684 INT 12


Subject Progression Training and employment in the building industry.

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CHEMISTRY 13CHE Entry Requirements Students must have achieved at least two externally assessed standards and one internally assessed standard from 12 Chemistry. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Spectroscopy

Oxidation-reduction processes

Atomic, molecular and ionic properties

Thermochemistry

Properties of organic compounds

Aqueous solutions – solution composition, equilibrium principles, solubility, acid-base Assessment


91388 INT 3

91390 EXT 5

91391 EXT 5

91392 EXT 5

91393 INT 3


Subject Progression 13 Chemistry is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. This course is recommended for any student who wishes to study any science at university or polytechnic level e.g. Health Sciences (Medicine, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Nursing etc.), Engineering, Agriculture or Horticulture, Bachelor of Science or Applied Science. Fees $15.00

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DESIGN AND VISUAL COMMUNICATION 13DVC Entry Requirements 12 credits from 12 DVC (formerly Graphics). Good independent work habits are essential.


13 DVC builds on the foundations of 11 and 12 DVC.

It requires a focused undertaking of graphics practice, quality freehand and instrumental drawings, and the presentation of design and visual communication techniques.

The students complete their own design brief based projects in a specialist area of spatial or product design.

Assessment Standard Code Int/Ext Credits

91630 INT 6

91627 EXT 4

91628 INT 6 Total Credits Available 16

Scholarship evidence is collected from Internal Achievement Standards.

Subject Progression

13 DVC is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

The skills learned can be used in design and communication courses at polytechnics and other tertiary institutions - product design, industrial design, graphic design and interior design.

Special Conditions of Subject # Because Generic Technology Achievement Standards are offered in 13 Food Technology, 13 DVC and 13 Textiles, students taking more than one of these Technology courses will need to negotiate an individual assessment programme.

Fees $30.00 Class materials and equipment

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 13DTE Entry Requirements Students must have taken 12 Digital Technology and achieved programming standard AS 91876 or at the discretion of Teacher in Charge of Digital Technology. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Graphical computer programming

Software Engineering

Computer science theory Assessment


91906 INT 6

91907 INT 6

901908 EXT 4 Total Credits Available 16

Subject Progression

13 Digital Technology is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

This course is designed for students who are considering a career in computer science or software engineering at university.

Special note: Year 13 Digital Technology is a BYOD subject and not timetabled into a computer room. If providing your own laptop for 2019 is an issue, please see Mr Jury prior to enrolling. Fees $25.00

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DRAMA 13DRA Entry Requirements Achievement Standard 91218 (Class Production) and one other standard from 12 Drama, or in consultation with TIC. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Practical workshops

Script analysis

Performance

Theatre forms / genre

History of theatre

Devising

Drama theorists

Live theatre viewing Assessment


91512 INT 4

91513 INT 5

91517 INT 5

Optional:


Subject Progression 13 Drama is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions of Subject Extra rehearsal time outside of class time is required. Scholarship Drama is offered by invitation. Fees Nil Students are expected to attend live theatre organised by the department, and they will be

required to provide some costuming.

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ECONOMICS 13ECO Entry Requirements 12 credits from 12 Economics or 12 English.

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered This course is divided into two sections:

Microeconomics and the Market System – how the market system sets prices and the competitive nature of firms in the market place.

Macroeconomics and Government Policies – the behaviour of the New Zealand economy as a whole.

Assessment


91399 EXT 4

91400 EXT 4

91403 EXT 6

91401 INT 5

91402 INT 5


Subject Progression Year 13 Economics is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Many university degrees have compulsory Economics papers e.g. Commerce, Social Work, Agriculture, Horticulture. Special Conditions of Subject This course includes a field trip to Wellington to visit Treasury, the Reserve Bank and Parliament - approximate cost is $35.00. Students will also have the opportunity to be involved in the Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Challenge, the NZ Economics Competition and NZ Business Week. Fees $10.00

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TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 13TEN Entry Requirements

24 credits from 12 Engineering

Level 2 Mathematics and Level 2 English credits are an advantage

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered Using engineering processes, design and make approved projects e.g. 70cc midi bike.

Assessment Two options are available - entry is by individual negotiation

Option A: 4 Level 2 Internal Unit Standards


21905 INT 6

21907 INT 3

21908 INT 2


Option B: 4 Level 3 Internal Achievement Standards


91620 INT 6

91624 INT 3

91625 INT 3


Subject Progression This course will provide entry into a range of engineering apprenticeship and career programmes.

Fees

$850.00 (estimated) is the kit price to make the mini bike. This price could be subject to change due to the NZ dollar exchange rate.

A non-refundable deposit (GST inclusive) of $510 due by Week 3 Term 4 2019 or by payment plan set up by due date. If paying by payment plan full deposit must be paid by end of 2019.

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ENGLISH 13ENG Entry Requirements 14 Level 2 English credits. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered This is a Level 3 English programme and focuses on preparing students for university level study. This programme is for students with an interest in literature and language study. It involves in-depth studies of novels, drama, poetry, short stories and film. Students will:

Evaluate texts and develop detailed response essays

Participate in oral and visual presentations

Write in a range of styles

Carry out a theme study on a topic of their choice Assessment


91474 EXT 4

91475 INT 6

91479 INT 4

Students will take one of the following:

91472 EXT 4

91473 EXT 4

Optional:


Subject Progression 13 English is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Fees $8.00

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ENGLISH STUDIES 13ENS Entry Requirements 8 credits from Achievement Standards from 12 English Studies or 12 English Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Read and evaluate a range of texts

Write a range of pieces

Study and present moving images Assessment


91473 EXT 4

91475 INT 6

91477 INT 3

91478 INT 4

91480 INT 3


Subject Progression 13 English Studies is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. The course offers writing credits required for University Entrance. Fees $8.00

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING 13ELL

Entry Requirements Students are directed into the course as required. Course Outline Individual programmes to cover key communication skills: speaking, writing, reading, listening. Subject support is available during lessons. Assessment Assessments offered include:

English Language Unit Standards

IELTS Standard Code Int/Ext Credits

22750 INT 6

22751 INT 6


Subject Progression IELTs allows entry to specific New Zealand University courses. Fees $3.00

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FOOD AND NUTRITION 13FNU Entry Requirements 10 credits in 12 Food and Nutrition (Home Economics) or 12 English and 10 Level 1 English credits. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Nutritional concerns and eating patterns

Health promotion and community action

Relationship between food choices, lifestyle and well-being, and health

Analysis of influences and effects of media messages on food choice

Multinational food corporations Assessment


91469 INT 5

91466 INT 5

91468 INT 5

91471 EXT 4


Subject Progression Tertiary study in nutrition, dietetics, nursing, health promotion and health sciences. Fees $20.00 Cost of food prepared and consumed by students.

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FRENCH 13FRE

Entry Requirements 14 credits from 12 French with two Merit passes.

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered Grammar and language studies Literature studies - chosen from short story, poetry, song, novel, drama, film Study of contemporary topics in French – e.g. creative arts, media, social cohesion in France, our

changing world, environmental issues, getting a job in France, current issues A region of France Tasks:

Creating static displays

Comprehension - aural and written

Making notes in French and English

Composition of paragraphs and essays

Giving talks and participating in discussions and debates

Research tasks

Completing computer based activities

Cultural – developing a greater understanding of present day life in France

Assessment


91544 INT 3

91545 INT 6

91547 INT 5

91543 EXT 5


Subject Progression

13 French is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Students will be prepared to undertake a full French programme at university.

Special Conditions of Subject

Students are required to purchase Renash French Student Booklet - approximate cost is $18.00.

Fees $6.00

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13 FITNESS FOR SPORT 13FFS

Entry Requirements Year 13 students who have participated in Year 12 Recreational Physical Education or by approval of the Faculty Leader Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Development and understanding of standard exercises - resistance training and free standing exercises

Personal goal setting

Development of a personal gym based programme

Plan and apply a fitness training programme

Instruct and monitor resistance training Assessment


22265 INT 7

22264 INT 4


Subject Progression May lead to Diploma in Personal Fitness and Training. Special Conditions of Subject

Students will need at least two senior PE tops either from 12RPE or purchased new - approximate cost is $45.

This course will require the use of out of school facilities - the cost is $11.50 per week (no sign up fee is required). This entitles each student to the use of fitness facilities in class as well as outside school hours.

Transport to and from Evolve Fitness - cost to be advised at the start of the 2020 year (approximately $100.00 per year).

Students are unable to take both 13 Fitness for Sport and 13 Sport Science.

Please note that students are required to travel in school transport unless class is P1 or P5 when they may travel to the gym on their way to school or on their way home.

Fees $30.00 Course booklets

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GATEWAY (Structured Workplace Learning) 13GAT This is a programme that offers Year 13 students the opportunity to trial, in the workplace, their probable career choice. The course involves learning and assessment in the workplace as well as Unit Standards to be completed in class.

Entry Requirements Students who wish to apply for a place in this course must meet the following criteria:

Be working at Level 3 in their other subjects.

Have 10 Literacy and 10 Numeracy credits, preferably at Level 2.

Be prepared to attend the First Aid course in the week before school starts.

Have shown a strong commitment to a particular career choice through previous subject selection, work experience, or career planning e.g. Year 10 Learning and Careers Plan.

Students must make application early in Term 3. They will be interviewed for selection. Acceptance into the course will depend on the availability of a suitable work placement. Students are encouraged to find their own workplace or attempt to approach an employer before their interview.

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered In class In the workplace

Practical First Aid Credits offered depends on the

Career decision making / planning workplace and the Industry Training

Active listening and working as part of a team Training

Employment relationship problems

Communication process theory

CV writing

Assessment Standard Code Int/Ext Credits

4251 INT 2

1980 INT 2

6400 INT 2

6401 (L2) INT 1

6402 (L1) INT 1

9681 INT 3

11097 INT 3


Workplace Requirements It is anticipated that students will work one day per week for approximately 20 weeks depending on the work completed in class and on the workplace. Subject Progression This course is intended to lead students into the workplace or to further training such as a pre-apprenticeship course.

Special Conditions of Subject Students taking the Primary Industry course will not be able to do Gateway.

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GEOGRAPHY 13GEO Entry Requirements 16 credits from 12 Geography, or 16 credits from 12 English, 12 History or 12 Media Studies Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Natural processes – based on the coastal processes in the lower North Island

Cultural processes – the development of tourism in Rotorua

Geographic skills – mapping, graphing and critical analysis

Geographic research based on tourism in Rotorua

Contemporary geographic issue looking at management of Tongariro National Park

Global geographic study of the spread of McDonalds around the world. Assessment


91426 EXT 4

91427 EXT 4

91429 EXT 4

91430 INT 5

91431 INT 3

91432 INT 3


Subject Progression 13 Geography is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions

three day field trip to Rotorua - estimated cost is $350.00

one day field trip to Kapiti Coast - estimated cost is $20.00 Fees $8.00 Photocopying

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HEALTH RELATED STUDIES 13HRS Entry Requirements: 10 Level 2 Reading/Writing Credits Course Outline / Key topics covered:

New Zealand health issues – alcohol, obesity, mental health, drugs

Determinants of health

Youth Resilience

Determinants of health

Contemporary ethical issues – Medicinal marijuana, Euthanasia, Vaccinations, Abortions

International health issues – disease, colonisation and the health of indigenous people

Assessments


91461 INT 5

91463 INT 5

91464 INT 4

Optional External:

91462 EXT 5 Total Credits Available 14-19

Subject Progression 13 Health is an Approved Subject for University Entrance Fees $10.00

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HISTORY 13HIS Entry Requirements 16 credits in 12 History and / or 12 English. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered A broad survey of the effect of conflict in the Middle East on the rest of the world, including New

Zealand. The topic will study the emergence of the state of Israel and conflict in the Holy Land. A special studies component involving a research inquiry into an historical event or place, using

primary and secondary sources. Types of Tasks:

Analysing evidence relating to historical events, using a variety of visual and written resources

Analysing causes and consequences of significant historical events

Evaluating differing historical interpretations

Presenting a convincing case on the basis of supporting evidence and sound argument Assessment


91434 INT 5

91435 INT 5


Subject Progression 13 History is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions of Subject This course includes a field trip to the National Army Museum in Waiouru - approximate cost is $40.00 (to cover the cost of transport and entry to the museum). Fees $10.00

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HOSPITALITY 13HOS Entry Requirements Open entry to Year 13 students only. NB: This is not an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Nutrition and commercial catering

Pickles, chutneys and other preserves

Culinary terms

Food safety

Complex sandwiches Assessment


18497 INT 8

13282 INT 2

13331 INT 4

13343 INT 5

168 INT 4

24525 INT 4


Subject Progression Career in the hospitality industry

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JAPANESE 13JPN Entry Requirements 10 credits from 12 Japanese.

Course Outline / Key Topics Covered The Year 13 course continues on from studies started in Year 12.

Four topics will be covered during the year: Land and people (Japan / New Zealand) Communication and media Japan at work Travel and tourism

Tasks: Translation from English to Japanese and vice versa Comprehension, written and aural Composition of paragraphs and essays Speeches, giving talks and participating in discussions

In some designated class periods, students may have the opportunity to chat to native speakers in Japan on Skype.

Assessment


91553 EXT 5

91554 INT 3

91556 EXT 5


Subject Progression 13 Japanese is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Special Conditions of Subject Students are required to purchase Renash Japanese Student Booklet - approximate cost is $18.00.

Fees $6.00

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MATHEMATICS 13MAT Entry Requirements 13 credits from any 12 Mathematics which must include AS91259 (2.4 Trigonometry) and AS91267 (2.12 Probability Methods). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered This course offers a mixture of mathematical and statistical skills. It provides an alternative option at Year 13 for students wanting to continue with Mathematics and prepares them for university study. Assessment


91574 INT 3

91575 INT 4

91576 INT 2

91583 INT 4

91586 EXT 4

91587 INT 3


Subject Progression 13 Mathematics is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions of Subject Students must have a graphics calculator available at all times.

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MATHEMATICS - CALCULUS 13CAL Entry Requirements 16 credits from 12 Mathematics which must include AS91262 (2.7 Calculus) and a Merit in AS91261 (2.6 Algebra). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered The emphasis is on establishing a solid foundation of more advanced algebraic, geometrical and calculus skills and being able to apply them to solve problems. Assessment


91575 INT 4

91577 EXT 5

91578 EXT 6

91579 EXT 6

Optional:

91587 INT 3


Subject Progression 13 Calculus is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. This course prepares students for tertiary study in mathematics, the physical sciences, health sciences, engineering, architecture and other areas where mathematics is used for solving problems. Special Conditions of Subject Students must have a graphics calculator available at all times. Fees Nil

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MATHEMATICS - STATISTICS 13STA Entry Requirements 11 credits from any 12 Mathematics course which must include a Merit in AS91267 (2.12 Probability Methods).


This course provides both mathematical modelling and statistical skills to students with an interest in any area where the analysis of data is important. Such areas include biological and social sciences, agriculture, economics, business and marketing, and health.

The emphasis is on applying skills to problems arising in real and simulated situations.

Assessment


91580 INT 4

91582 INT 4

91583 INT 4

91585 EXT 4


Subject Progression 13 Statistics is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. This subject is a recommended pre-requisite for a wide range of university courses such as the physical sciences, health sciences, engineering, architecture and other areas where mathematics is used for solving problems. Special Conditions of Subject Students must have a graphics calculator available at all times.

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MEDIA STUDIES 13MED Entry Requirements Students must have achieved 3 standards from 12 English or achieved 3 standards from 12 Media Studies. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

Design and produce a short film

Explain the representation of a specific group in the media

Undertake a media film genre study e.g. film noir

Write a media text (script for a short film) Assessment


90779 INT 3

91493 EXT 4

91494 INT 4

91495 INT 6


Subject Progression

13 Media Studies is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Media Studies is a subject included in a range of university degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Business Studies, Accountancy and Communication or practical courses preparing students for related industries.

Special Conditions of Subject Students require school Course Booklets for each standard. Fees $30.00 Memory card for filming, planning sheets.

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MUSIC 13MUS

Entry Requirements Students must be taking lessons to learn an instrument, either through the school itinerant scheme or privately. Students must be working towards at least Grade 6 in theory and performance. Students must be involved in at least one of the school-based performance groups. Entry into Year 13 Music is at the discretion of the Head of Department.

Course Outline Year 13 Music continues the learning undertaken in Year 12 Music. Solo performance Group performance Score reading Knowledge of music works Composition Arranging Group performance – to be done only in extra-curricular music

Assessment


91416 INT 8

91421 EXT 4

91422 INT 4 Optional:

91418 INT 4

91419 INT 8


Subject Progression 13 Music is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

Fees $12.00 $100 - $150 Instrument hire $100.00 Instrument/Vocal tuition per instrument $20.00 Score reading booklet $12 Practice Diary from the school’s stationery shop

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MUSIC INDUSTRY 13MUI Entry Requirements Open entry for students who have achieved their NCEA Level 2 Certificate. Students may take this course having done very little music, however, students MUST be prepared to work in a group. As this is a predominantly practical course, a good attendance record is required due to many assignments being assessed in groups. Entry into the Year 13 Music Industry course is at the discretion of the HOD.

Course Outline Year 13 Music Industry offers contemporary and practical opportunites to apply skills fundamental to the Music Industry including; Recording, Music Technology, Music Production, Music Research and Songwriting. Students will be working towards producing a full length audio recording Key Topics Covered:

The fundamentals of recording music and editing sound Recording and editing music in music software Logic Pro and Sibelius. Research a topic in the music industry Song writing

Assessment


28007 INT 6

91425 INT 6

91849 INT 8 Optional

23730 INT 8


The achievement standards in this course are able to be used towards a University Entrance subject of ‘Music’. Fees $20.00

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OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP 13ODL Entry Requirements

Due to the nature of this course, places are limited and there will be a selection process. Students applying for a place in the course through subject selection will be contacted by the Teacher in Charge before the end of Term 3, 2018.

Acceptance into the course is dependent on full payment of the $440.00 course fee prior to the start of the course.

Students will be required to obtain suitable outdoor clothing.

Students undertaking this course must be willing to lead a team of other students.

Course outline The 13 Outdoor Leadership course may be run in conjunction with the Year 12 Outdoor Adventure course. Students are expected to lead other students in developing their skills. This course aims to be largely student led. Consequently, Year 13 leaders must be self-motivated work in a team environment and assist each other in the variety of activities. Key topics for Year 13 students may include: Snowboarding Rock climbing/ Abseiling Risk management Leadership Kayaking, snorkelling and mountain biking may also be undertaken as a learning context for risk management and leadership. Assessment


4597 INT 8

20150 INT 5

20151 INT 10

91504 INT 3

91505 INT 4 Total Credits Available 16-28

Subject progression: The course may lead on to the National Certificate in Outdoor Recreation

Special conditions of the subject An appropriate level of physical fitness is required.

Fees $450.00 - To cover all course costs except food and clothing required for trips.

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PHYSICS 13PHY Entry Requirements Two externally assessed standards and one internally assessed standard from 12 Physics (13 credits) and 11 credits from 12 Mathematics (12MAT). Course Outline / Key Topics Covered Mechanics – translational motion, rotational motion, and simple harmonic motion Electricity and electromagnetism - analysis of complex DC circuits, capacitors and inductors, and

AC circuits Waves – diffraction, interference, standing waves and the Doppler Effect Atomic and nuclear physics Assessment


91523 EXT 4

91524 EXT 6

91526 EXT 6

91525 INT 3

Optional:

91522 INT 3


Subject Progression

13 Physics is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

13 Physics is a pre-requisite for tertiary study in a number of degrees e.g. Pure Sciences, Engineering, Health Science, Veterinary Science.

Special conditions of Subject Students are required to purchase a physics workbook from the school’s stationery shop - approximate cost is $30.00. Fees $10.00

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PHOTOGRAPY 13PHO Entry Requirements AS91322 from 12 Photography. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered Subject matter is determined by the individual after formal enquiry and study. Practical work involves camera, film and printing technique. The development of photography as an artistic medium is essentially the task with which students are involved. Assessment


91452 INT 4

91457 EXT 14


Subject Progression

13 Photography is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

This course develops a knowledge of photography as an expressive medium and force in art.

It leads to tertiary study and / or a career in photography. Special Conditions of Subject Nil. Fees $100.00 Cost of materials used.

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13 PSYCHOLOGY 13PSY Entry Requirements 16 credits from either 12PSY or 12ENA or 12HIST OR 12GEO or 12MED or 12SPS Course Outline Students will cover the following topics:

Schizophrenia

Anorexia

Intelligence

Gender and Gender Bias

OCD

Cultural Bias

Issues within Psychology

Students will conduct their own experiment Assessment


Students will complete three out of the four following internals:

91875 INT 4

91872 INT 6

91873 INT 3

91874 INT 6

91876 EXT 3

Total Credits Available 16-22

Fees $5.00

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SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES 13SSS Entry Requirements 16 credits from either 12ENA, 12GEO, 12MED, 12SPS or 12PSY Course Outline / Key Topics Covered The aim of the course is for students to understand how policy changes are influenced by and impact on the rights, roles and responsibilities of individuals and communities. Also, to understand how ideologies shape society in different contexts. Topics:

Current issues in the world

Social action

Viewpoints, values and perspectives

The legislative process in New Zealand

Ideologies

Examine a campaign of social actions to influence policy change e.g. Euthanasia

Personal involvement in social actions to influence policy change e.g. Sugar tax, carbon emissions, Pharmac funding

Conduct a critical social inquiry on a world leader e.g. Putin, Trump, Merkel Assessment


91596 EXT 4

91597 INT 6

91599 INT 6

91600 INT 4


Subject Progression 13 Social Studies is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Special Conditions of Subject Good report writing skills are required.

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SPEC (SOUTH PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL COURSES) 13SPEC Entry Requirements Staff will recommend students for this course to the Special Needs Co-ordinator (SENCO) who will liaise with the Dean to enter students. Subject Matter This programme is based on the key competencies in each learning area of the New Zealand curriculum. Individual challenges are set within a range of choices. Planning how to achieve the goals and reviewing progress are an integral part of learning. Assessment

Students receive a SPEC certificate if they successfully complete the course.

Internal moderation is followed by external moderation as each level is completed. Learning Outcomes Students experience self-organisation and take responsibility for their own learning. Their independent work is closely supervised. A wide range of personal skills can be formally recognised. Fees $40.00 towards the cost of workbooks.

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SPORT SCIENCE 13SPS

Entry Requirements 16 credits from 12 Sport Science, including AS91328 and AS91327. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered

A personal activity programme

Practical skills in a chosen physical activity

Skill development

Examining a current issue relating to Health and Physical Education

Biomechanical Analysis

Biophysical and sociocultural influences on Health and well being Assessment


91499 INT 3

91498 INT 4

91501 INT 4

91502 INT 4 Optional standard for Scholarship students:


Subject Progression 13 Sport Science is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. Students could consider any of the following:

Degree in Sport and Exercise Science

Diploma in Personal Fitness and Training

Nursing

Sport management/coaching Special Conditions of Subject This course includes a field trip - approximate cost is $150.00 Students are unable to take both 13 Sport Science and 13 Fitness for Sport. Fees 10.00 $45.00 PE top

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TE REO MĀORI 13MAO Entry Requirements

12 credits from 12 Te Reo Māori including AS91288 (2.5 Waihanga Tuhinga), AS91286 (2.3 Panui) or AS91287 (2.4 Tuhituhi).

By application to the Teacher in Charge, students may be able to have an individual internally assessed Unit Standards programme in Tikanga ā-iwi, Māori Tourism and/or Māori Performing Arts. The entry requirement is Level 1 Literacy.


Pānui

Tuhituhi

Kōrero

Whakarongo

Waihanga Tuhinga

Assessment


91653 EXT 6

91654 INT 6 Alternative programme:

7259 INT 8

7267 INT 8 Available to students of Kapa Haka:

22756 INT 10


Subject Progression

13 Te Reo Māori is an Approved Subject for University Entrance.

This course leads tertiary study in Te Reo Māori.

Fees $6.00

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TECHNOLOGY TEXTILES 13TTE Entry Requirements 10 credits at 12 Technology Textiles. An ability to do practical sewing is essential. Course Outline / Key Topics Covered To work with a client and present a solution to meet their needs – this involves meetings, fittings and receiving feedback. You will individually research, design and construct textile items. Assessment


91617 EXT 4

Students choose three of the following internal standards – max of 18 credits

91626 INT 6

91621 INT 6

91608 INT 4

91609 INT 4

91610 INT 6

91611 INT 6


Subject Progression 13 Textiles Technology is an Approved Subject for University Entrance. It leads to tertiary study in fashion design. Special Conditions of Subject Generic Technology Achievement Standards are offered in 13 Food Technology, 13 Graphics and 13 Textiles, students taking more than one of these Technology courses will need to negotiate an individual assessment programme.

Fees $25.00 Cost of fabric and notions

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TOURISM 13TOU Entry Requirements Open entry.

To achieve the National Certificate in Travel (Introductory Skills) Level 2, it is essential that students have successfully completed 12 Tourism in 2016.

Year 13 students who have not successfully completed Level 2 may enter the course to achieve Level 2 and Level 3 credits towards their NCEA Level 3 certificate.

Course Outline

In-depth study presentation of a New Zealand destination

Australia as a destination

Economic impacts of tourism

South Pacific as a destination

In depth study of tourism industry terms and concepts

Assessment


3727 INT 5

18211 INT 5

23766 INT 5

24725 INT 4


To achieve the National Certificate in Tourism (Introductory Skills) Level 2, a student must have achieved all of the following: 1. 6 compulsory Level 2 Unit Standards in Year 12 Tourism (21 credits) 2. 6 Level 2 credits from English oral and / or written language 3. 8 Level 1 credits from Mathematics

Subject Progression A career in the tourism industry or further study at a polytechnic or private provider.

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TRANSITION 13TRA Entry Requirements Staff will recommend students for this course to the Special Needs Co-ordinator (SENCO) who will liaise with the Dean to enter students. Subject Matter These are predominantly practical courses which are individualised for each student. The course may include:

Practical life skills such as cooking for flatting and household management

Work experience

Constructive use of leisure time

Interpersonal skills training

Working towards individual goals set at an IEP Outside agencies may be invited to contribute as the need arises. Assessment There is no formal assessment, though feedback to parents / caregivers is provided at both Transition Meetings and IEP meetings. Learning Outcomes Students will increase their awareness of the skills they will need as they move from school to life beyond school. Fees A contribution towards outings and materials may be requested as the need occurs.

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