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VARIOUS PATHWAYS AVAILABLE
VARIOUS PATHWAYS AVAILABLE
Want to receive
Want to receive
HSC & ATAR
HSC & ATAR
You must complete minimum 12 units in Year 11
Must complete minimum 10 units in Year 12 -however it is recommended to complete 12 units.
8 units of Category A courses, including:
2 units of a Board Developed Course in English (NOT English Studies)
Maximum one Category B course can be counted towards ATAR
Maximum of one VET course can contribute to ATAR only if optional HSC Exam is sat.
To attain best ATAR possible, all courses should be NESA Developed.
Want to receive
Want to receive
HSC but not ATAR
HSC but not ATAR
You must satisfactorily complete:
a Year 11 pattern of study that includes at least 12 units
a Year 12 pattern of study that includes at least 10 units.
Both patterns of study must include at least:
6 units of Board Developed Courses
2 units of a Board Developed Course in English, or English Studies
3 courses of 2 or more units (either Board Developed or Content Endorsed Courses)
4 subjects.
Students can study multiple VET courses and do not need to do HSC examination.
Not intending to
Not intending to
complete Year 12
complete Year 12
Students who leave school after they have turned 17 but before the end of Year 12 receive a Record of School Achievement (RoSA). The RoSA will outline all the courses that the student has completed in Year 10 and Year 11.
Other options for students not wishing to complete Year 12:
Pathways to employment
TAFE courses
Apprenticeships
Students considering any of the other options should talk to our careers advisor, Mrs McMillan.
Making Your Selections
Making Your Selections
All students will receive an emailed from the school to their DoE email account with instructions and a unique WebCode to access the subject selection system which is at https://my.edval.education/login
For the initial round of selection students will make their selections and click Submit.
You will then be scheduled for an interview with the Careers Advisor and Deputy Principal to discuss your HSC pathway, your post-school career choices and the most appropriate subjects for you to select.
During the interview, you will make your initial subject selections.
For the final round of selection students will:
Make their selections and click Submit
Print the subject selection sheet
Fill out the information
Discuss the selection with parents / carers and ensure they sign the form
Return to school by due date
GUIDE TO SELECTING SUBJECTS
GUIDE TO SELECTING SUBJECTS
For most students, your aim will be to attain the best HSC result you can. So, you should choose courses that you are good at, interested in and may use in the future.
When considering which courses to study, explore the content of a course. Some of the things to consider are:
What are the course outcomes?
Will you be required to submit a major work, or perform, as part of your exams?
Do you have the required literacy skills to undertake the course?
Is the course an essay-based course? If so, do you need to improve your essay writing skills?
Does the course help you to achieve your post-school goal?
In Year 11, you will need to study 12 units. For most students, this means six different courses.
Talk with your teachers about your strengths and weaknesses, as well as individual course requirements, before making your selections.
Talk to the careers advisor about the best pathway and courses for you to achieve your post-school goal.
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