Indonesian
Study Overview
The study of Indonesian incorporates three prescribed themes of The Individual, Indonesian Speaking Communities and the World around us. These will be integrated into a number of learning experiences, including conversations, interviews, films, pop songs, poetry, debating, excursions, as well as set written, oral and aural tasks.
There are a variety of written, oral and aural assessment tasks, as part of the School-Assessed Coursework. These include interviews/role plays, viewing and analysing films, reading articles and researching on the internet. There will also be an Examination at the end of each semester.
Units
Unit 1: Personal identity, Relationships
Unit 2: Lifestyles, Environmental issues
Unit 3: Education and aspirations, Communication and media
Unit 4: Global and contemporary society, Environmental issues
Assessment
Writing - imaginative and informative piece
Writing - short answer response
Interview, Roleplay
Examination
Prerequisites / Suggested Prior Studies
The prerequisite for Indonesian Units 3 and 4 is Indonesian Units 1 and 2. The prerequisite for Indonesian Units 1 and 2 is “Ayo Memasak” and “Ayo Berlibur”.
Future Pathways
Languages open up many different career options as well as contribute to personal development. Many employers actually advertise for applicants with a second language. Career options include: trade, hospitality, retail and tourism. Large corporations value employees with a second language and offer inducements such as further study & travel promotion. Students should seek more information from universities, TAFE colleges, private providers and/or the Careers and Pathways Leader.