In a specially designed day, students be involved in workshops organised by Heads of Department. The purpose of these workshops is to give students a detailed understanding of each of the electives on offer.
Students and their families are invited to attend an Online Electives Information Evening. This will be a chance to find our more about Stage 5 and the process of choosing electives.
Students can begin submitting their elective preferences from the morning after the Information Evening and will have up until the Deadline to complete their submission.
Students will attend a Stage 5 Electives Workshop Day in which the teachers of Stage 5 electives will deliver workshops about each elective. These workshops will be interactive and are designed to help students think about the courses they might pick.
A video of the sessions will be uploaded here after the event.
The QR Code opposite or the link below will take you to the Online Information Evening. Students can register for this compulsory event the link at the end of the video.
Students will choose:
1 2-year elective AND
2 1-year electives (one studied in Year 9 and one in Year 10).
On our preferences form, students will need to list:
4 preferences for their Major Elective
6 preferences for their Minor Elective
Digital Web Preferences Form.
Each student will be sent an email with a personalised link to our Web Preferences Manager. Here, you will select your electives.
Digital Web Preferences Form - Page 1
Click on the link to the Web Preferences Manager.
On Page 1, below the instructions, click on the GREEN BUTTON that says "Add Your Preferences"
You have up to five attempts. Your previous attempts are indicated at the bottom of this page as well as your number of remaining submission attempts.
Digital Web Preferences Form - Page 2
Select your MAJOR Elective first. Then Select your THREE (3) Reserves. Place your favourite course first.
Then select your MINOR Electives. Start with your TWO (2) preferences and then select your FOUR (4) Reserves.
You can select the same MAJOR and MINOR Electives. The MINOR will be bypassed if you achieve your MAJOR.
Once you have filled all the spaces correctly, you will be able to select the GREEN BUTTON that says "Proceed"
Digital Web Preferences Form - Page 3
Double check your preferences and reserves.
You can rearrange your preferences on this page.
Use the TYPE feature to type your signature.
Click on the GREEN BUTTON that says "Submit Valid Preferences".
Digital Web Preferences Receipt
Open Print View for your receipt
Print your receipt if you have access to a printer.
Otherwise, save your receipt as a PDF and print it later (maybe using the College Printers in the Marian Centre).
Hand in to your Homeroom Teacher
Once you have printed your Web Preferences Receipt, complete the Stage 5 Elective Permission Form.
Hand both of these sheets to your Homeroom Teacher before the due date.
Your Homeroom Teacher will not be able to accept forms separately or incomplete forms.
If you are away on the day, submit your web preferences online and hand in your paperwork on your first day back.
You will be asked to list preferences for both your Major and Minor Electives. Be prepared to study any one of these preferences.
While every effort will be made to allocate students in their highest preferences, students may need to accept lower preferences.
The order of preference is IMPORTANT. Students should place the courses most important to them higher in the preference order.
Students will only be able to study two (2) Industrial Technology electives.
Maximum class sizes apply in all electives. When more students apply for an elective than maximum class sizes allow, positions will be based on merit.
Late submission of the form may have an impact on the electives that students will be allocated.
Why do I need to choose preferences?
Sometimes courses are not offered. Sometimes courses you want are on the same line as other courses or a class may be oversubscribed. Either way, having preferences ensures that you will get the electives you chose.
Will the College run two classes if one becomes full?
Yes but only if there are enough students for two classes.
Why might a class not be offered?
An elective will not be offered if there are not enough students who chose it.