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Course Summary
Board Developed Course
Category: A
Units: 2
HSC: Yes
ATAR: Yes
Exclusion: Cannot be studied with another Industrial Technology Course
What do I study in Year 11?
What do I study in Year 11?
Year 11 will develop a student's knowledge and understanding of the Timber industry and its related technologies, highlighting the importance of design, management and production through practical experiences.
Students will be introduced to tools, machines and processes used in the Timber Industry such as: Timber pen making; Box making; Joinery techniques; Furniture fixtures and finishes.
Students also undertake an Industry Study of a business within the Timber industry.
What do I study in Year 12?
What do I study in Year 12?
In the HSC course students apply their knowledge and skills developed in Year 11 to develop a Major Project in the area of Timber and Furnishings.
Examples might include: Timber products e.g Boxes, Bowls, Ornaments and Timber furnishings e.g Coffee tables, Cabinets and Cupboards, Desks, Pool/Games tables.
A Design Management and Communication Folio documents the research, planning and creation of the Major Project.
The Major Project
The Major Project
The Project in the HSC year is a major proportion of the student’s assessment - 60%. It is externally marked.
The HSC exam is one and a half hours and counts towards the ATAR.
Why study Industrial Technology -Timber?
Why study Industrial Technology -Timber?
You will develop skills in the use of:
You will develop skills in the use of:
Hand tools, Power tools and Machinery
Joinery techniques
Project construction methodology
Project management, costing & ordering materials
Veneering, Carving, Resin work
Finer Box Making and Lathe Turning
Furniture hardware - fixtures and fittings
Timber finishes and techniques
Testimonials from Past Students
Testimonials from Past Students
Georgina Mcgeary-1.m4vIMG_0614.movIf you are interested in IT- Timber and have questions, please ring the Trinity reception number (02)66276600 and ask for Peter Everingham
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