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TERTIARY PREPARATION CERTIFICATE 9048Information & EnrolmentSemester 2: 2011

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1 AGENDA

WELCOME & INTRODUCTION

COURSE DESCRIPTION

APPLICATION FORMS COMPLETED

ENROLMENT & SUBJECT-SELECTION FORMS COMPLETED

INTERVIEWS

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Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

Subject groupingsThe course comprises a large selection of subjects divided into these four groups.

Reference: booklet p 6 -9

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Subject groupingsThe course comprises a large selection of subjects divided into these four groups.

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Group 2

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Group 4

Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

LALS A

CORE A

CORE I. T.

LALS B

L A L S = Language & Learning SkillsCORE A = Ethical Practice

Communicate to Facilitate Work in a TeamSustainable Practice.

CORE IT = Operate a Computer Operate a Word Processing Application Access & Use the Internet

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Reference: booklet p 6 -9

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Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

Language & Creative ArtsAsia Pacific

Contemporary Australia

Basic Mathematics

Introductory Mathematics

Foundation Mathematics

BiologyChemistryPhysics

Statistics

Multicultural Australia

Sustainable Development

Subject groupingsThe course comprises a large selection of subjects divided into these four groups.

No prerequisites except in Mathematics

Start with Basic Mathematics orIntroductory Mathematics orprovide evidence (e.g. HSC General Mathematics)

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Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

Literature

Asia PacificPolitical StudiesHistorical Studies

Sustainable Development

Further MathematicsCalculus

Advanced Mathematics

BiologyChemistryPhysics

Statistics

Film & Media

EnvironmentLegal Studies

Health Issues

Subject groupingsThe course comprises a large selection of subjects divided into these four groups.

Reference: booklet p 6 -9

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Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

Media Skills

PaintingArt

Teaching Skills

Further Information TechnologyAccounting

Subject groupingsThe course comprises a large selection of subjects divided into these four groups.

No prerequisites except Further IT requires Core ITThese subjects are neither A nor B level.You may take none or any number of vocational subjects to help you to complete the course.

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Reference: booklet p 6 -9

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Core subjects

A-level subjects

B-level subjects

Vocational subjects

Course Completion

Pass ALL

Pass at least two

Pass at least two

Pass any number

Total number of subjects passed in these three groups must be at least seven

Course completion requires you to:

Reference: booklet p 10

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1Pathways….

Literature

Asia PacificPolitical StudiesHistorical Studies

Sustainable Development

Further MathematicsCalculus

Advanced Mathematics

BiologyChemistryPhysics

Statistics

Film & Media

Environment

Legal Studies

Health Issues

Language & Creative ArtsAsia Pacific

Human RightsContemporary Australia

Basic Mathematics

Introductory Mathematics

Foundation Mathematics

BiologyChemistryPhysics

Statistics

Multicultural Australia

Sustainable DevelopmentEco-Systems

Health Issues

Group 2 A Level Subjects Group 3 B – Level Subjects

Reference: booklet p 13 - 26

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HOW YOUR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE SCORE IS CALCULATED

Pass all 4 Core subjectsPass at least 2 A-level elective subjectsPass at least 2 B-level elective subjects

Pass at least 7 electives in total (including vocational subjects)

LALS B

Best 2 B-level subjects Your score / 300

Scaled scores are only calculated at the end of the second semester each year.

You are unable to course complete mid-year.

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Reference: booklet p 12

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HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO COMPLETE?

Studying Full-Time (at least 20 hours per week) - One year

Studying Part-Time (less than 20 hours per week) - Two years or more

Reference: booklet p 10