Number of Units: 2
Exclusions: Students cannot do both Industrial Technology Timber and Industrial Technology Multimedia
Method of Delivery: St Luke’s
External Assessment: 60% Major Project, 40% exam
Contribution to ATAR: Yes
Course Description
Industrial Technology Stage 6 consists of project work and an Industry Study that develop a broad range of skills and knowledge related to the Timber Industry, and an introduction to industrial processes and practices. This subject develops a high level of industry standard practical processes through the production of practical project. The emphasis of the course is on development of practical multimedia skills.
Why study this course
In the Preliminary course, students must design, develop and construct a number of projects. Each project must include a management folio. In the HSC course, students must design, develop and construct a major project with a management folio. This practical based course allows students to develop industry level skills through the production of projects. HSC students in this subject complete a major work, which allows them to select areas of interest within their option topics, and follow their passions in the development of their project.
Topics
Preliminary Course
Industry Study
Design and Management
Workplace Communication
Industry Specific Content and Production
HSC Course
Industry Study
Design and Management
Workplace Communication
Industry Specific Content and Production
Post School Options
Career opportunities in woodworking range from cabinet making and carpentry to modern CNC machining and bespoke furniture design. High-demand roles include cabinet makers, furniture finishers, joiners, and carpenters for high-end residential or commercial projects. The growth in CNC technology offers opportunities for technically skilled woodworkers/carpenters with a strong demand for high-end residential projects and custom joinery.