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Study at St John s Flow Chart Year 7-9 Year 10 - RoSA Career HSC University HSC University HSC For students intending to go to university and therefore require an ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank). Students can research university courses to determine which subjects are recommended for their desired courses, and the previous year ATAR cut off for entry. Students intending to attend university need to complete 12 units of Board Developed Courses (BDC) in Year 11 and at least 10 Board Developed Course units in Year 12. Examples of careers requiring a university degree include: Teacher (Secondary or Primary School), Engineer, Nurse, Accountant, Psychologist, Physiotherapist, Scientist, ADFA careers, Veterinarian, Surveyor, Lawyer, Pilot, Chemist, Dentist, Doctor, Optometrist, Graphic Artist, Journalist, Musician, Paramedic, Town Planner, System Analyst, Architect, Builder. Career HSC For students intending to complete the HSC and gain employability skills as part of their course of study and enhance entry to various career paths. The course of study can include Board Endorsed Courses which count towards the HSC but not the calculation of an ATAR for university entry. It may include a VET or TVET course. Examples of careers that may require non-university study, further training or an apprenticeship: Preschool Teacher, General Defence Force careers, Animal Attendant, Pilot, Accountant, Counselor, Graphic Artist, Retail Manager, Journalist, Massage Therapist, Musician, Ambulance Officer, Real Estate Agent, Information Technology Support Technician, Construction (e.g. carpenter, plumber and electrician), Office Worker, Hospitality Industry Worker, Sports Trainer, Hairdresser, Beautician, Mechanic, Metal Worker (e.g. welder/boilermaker), Farm Hand, Retail Worker. Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 3

Career Pathways Below are some suggested patterns of study that can be used as a guide for various career and university pathways. Some points to note: 1. All students must choose one course in Religion: either, I or. 2. All students must choose one course from either English (Standard), English (Advanced) or English Studies. 3. It is not possible to choose both English (Advanced) and. 4. Students may not choose Senior Science with any other Science course in the Preliminary year. University HSC Pathway The pattern of study for this pathway is chosen from the general list of subjects that clearly meet the BOS criteria for attaining an ATAR (it may include only one VET Framework course). Students would follow this pattern of study to support entry to various career paths. 1 x Religious Education 1 of the following: 1 unit Studies of Religion 1 unit Studies of Religion 2 unit 1 x English 4 or 5 x Other Courses: 1 of the following: English Advanced English Standard Aboriginal Studies Agriculture Ancient History Community & Family Studies Design & Technology Drama Earth & Environmental Science Economics English Extension (1 unit) English Fundamentals (1 unit Yr11 only) Food Technology French Continuers Geography Indonesian Continuers Industrial Technology Information Processes & Technology Legal Studies General Extension (1 unit) Modern History Music 1 PDHPE Senior Science Society & Culture Software Design & Development Textiles & Design Visual Arts VET Construction Hospitality Food & Beverage Hospitality - Kitchen Operations Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 4

Career HSC Pathway The pattern of study for this pathway may include VET, TVET and Category B subjects. Subjects from the overall list may also be included. It may or may not lead to an ATAR depending on the subjects chosen. For students choosing this pathway, a HSC is achieved. University entry is not envisaged in the short term. This pathway allows certain exit points validated with a RoSA Certificate for students who choose not to complete a HSC. Possible Exit Points Include: Full-time employment Further Full-time study (eg. TAFE) Apprenticeship/traineeship Completion of the HSC 1 x Religious Education 1 of the following: 1 unit Studies of Religion 1 unit 1 x English Recommended Courses: 1 of the following: CEC Courses (1 or 2 Unit) (1 unit) (Yr11 only) Sport, Lifestyle & Recreation (1 unit) (Yr11 only) At least one VET or TVET course is recommended Construction Hospitality Food & Beverage Hospitality - Kitchen Operations See TAFE NSW Website / VET Coordinator Additional subjects could include: Aboriginal Studies Agriculture Ancient History Community & Family Studies Design & Technology Drama Earth & Environmental Science Economics English Fundamentals (1 unit Yr11 only) Food Technology French Continuers Geography Indonesian Continuers Industrial Technology Information Processes & Technology Legal Studies General Modern History Music 1 PDHPE Senior Science Society & Culture Software Design & Development Textiles & Design Visual Arts Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 5

Glossary ATAR Board Developed Course Board Endorsed Course HSC Tertiary Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank; a measure of a student's overall academic achievement in relation to that of other students and helps universities rank applicants for selection into their courses. A course developed by the BOSTES and counts towards the calculation of an ATAR for university entry A course endorsed by the BOSTES and counts towards the HSC, but not the calculation of an ATAR for university entry Higher School Certificate post-secondary education; university Board Developed Courses These courses have been developed by BOSTES to count towards the calculation of an ATAR for university entry. Aboriginal Studies Agriculture Ancient History Design and Technology Drama Earth and Environmental Science Economics English Extension 1 English Extension 2 English Fundamentals Food Technology French Continuers Geography Indonesian Industrial Technology Information Processes and Technology Legal Studies Extension 1 Extension 2 General 2 Modern History Music 1 Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Senior Science Software Design and Development Studies of Religion 1 Studies of Religion 2 Textiles and Design Visual Arts Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 6

Board Endorsed Courses These courses have been endorsed by BOSTES to count towards the HSC, but do not count towards the calculation of an ATAR for university entry. General (BEC*) Leading to General 1 HSC 2018 (CEC*) Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies (120 Hours) Vocational Education and Training Board Developed Courses (only one course can be counted in ATAR calculation) (additional fees may apply) - SJE Construction - SJE Hospitality -SJE Automotive - TAFE Early Childhood - TAFE Electro-technology - TAFE Entertainment Industry - TAFE Financial Services - TAFE Human Services - TAFE Information and Digital Technology - TAFE Metal and Engineering - TAFE Primary Industries - TAFE Retail Services - TAFE Tourism, Travel and Events - TAFE TVET Board Endorsed Courses offered by TAFE Illawarra These count towards the HSC, but not an ATAR (additional fees may apply) Animal Studies Community Services Early Childhood Education and Care Fitness Hair and Beauty Horse Industry Maritime Operations Plumbing Property Services (Agency) Retail Baking Signage Sports Trainer Distance Education The following additional courses are also available through Distance Education: Karabar Distance Education Centre (fees apply) These are Board Developed Courses and count towards the calculation of an ATAR for university entry. German Information Processes Technology Italian Japanese Open High School (fees apply) Please note: Applications must be completed and submitted before the end of Term 3. Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 7

The following table contains some suggested patterns of study and can be used as a guide for various career and university pathways. My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Administration/ I m interested in...customer service, office operations I m...hardworking, organized, observant I enjoy...working with people, computers Agriculture, Animal Science I m interested in...the land, environment, farming, plants, animals. I m...observant, confident with animals, organised, patient I enjoy making things, planning, maths, manual work. Architecture I m interested in how things work, cityscapes, buildings, design, architecture, gardens, landscapes I m..artistic, imaginative, good with detail I enjoy making things, drawing, solving problems, designing Arts and Humanities I m interested in current affairs, social issues, politics, world events, writing, literature, religions, cultures, history I m...adventurous, creative, resourceful, curious, imaginative, conscientious I enjoy creative writing, debating, problem solving, thinking critically Automotive Trades I m interested in mechanics, cars, trucks, fixing mechanical objects, maths I m...adventurous, creative, resourceful, curious, imaginative, conscientious I enjoy...problem solving, working with motor vehicles, working with my hands, manual work Receptionist, Office Administrator, Data Entry Operator, Customer Service Assistant, Human Resources Assistant, School Administrative Assistant Animal handler, farmer, grazier, horticulturalist, produce/stud manager. Architect, building manager, construction manager, environmental planner, industrial designer, landscaper, property valuer, surveyor Anthropologist, archaeologist, archivist, historian, foreign affairs officer, government policy officer, journalist, media officer, researcher, marketing manager Automotive Trade Assistant, Service Technician Assistant, Motor Mechanic, Service Station Operator/Assistant, Spare Parts Retailer, Panel Beater, Auto- Electrician, Diesel Mechanic Hospitality Aboriginal Studies I Agriculture Earth and Environmental Science Geography I Design and Technology Visual Arts Construction Industrial Technology I Legal Studies Modern History Ancient History Geography Visual Arts Aboriginal Studies Automotive (TAFE) Construction General Sport, Lifestyle & Recreation Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 8

My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Beauty I m interested in...beauty therapy, make up, fashion I m... organised, observant, creative I enjoy... Make-up Artist, Beauty Salon Assistant, Beautician General 1 Beauty Therapy (TAFE) Business, Commerce, Economics I m interested in politics, economics, business, current affairs, finance, banking, statistics, accounting I m...good with money, ethical, organised, persuasive, outgoing I enjoy leadership, solving problems, negotiating Communications and Media I m interested in current affairs, popular culture, social media, world events, politics, literature I m...a good communicator, imaginative, persuasive, an independent worker I enjoy writing, public speaking, debating, using initiative, motivating people Construction I m interested in...carpentry, working with wood, building industry I m...hardworking, organized, creative I enjoy...working with people, building, working with my hands Creative and Performing Arts I m interested in theatre, fashion, popular culture, music, photography, drawing, painting, creating, research I m...creative, imaginative, organised, independent worker, outgoing I enjoy dancing, acting, performing, writing, making things, solving problems Accountant, banker, business advisor, consultant, entrepreneur, financial planner, human resources manager, stockbroker, project manager Advertising account manager, commentator, editor, filmmaker, journalist, marketing manager, media officer, presenter, producer, public relations manager Builder, Carpenter, Concreter, Floor & Wall Tiler, Plumber, Plasterer, Project Manager, Estimator, Trades Assistant, Bricklayer, Painter and Decorator Cabinet Maker, Shop Fitter Animator, artist, cartoonist, composer, fashion designer, film director, journalist, musician, photographer, teacher, writer I Economics General 2 I Modern History Ancient History Visual Art Drama Indonesian Continuers French Continuers Construction Electrotechnology (TAFE) General I Drama Music Visual Arts Textiles and Design Software Design and Development General Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 9

My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Early Childhood Education and Care I m interested in...customer service, office operations I m...hardworking, organized, observant I enjoy...working with people, computers Childcare Assistant, Pre-School Teacher, Out-of-school-hours Supervisors, Out-ofschool-hours Coordinator, Out-of-schoolhours Assistant Early Childhood Education & Care (TAFE) General Earth and Environmental Sciences I m interested in...being outdoors, the environment, nature, oceans, weather, marine life, waterways, animals, science, bushwalking I m...observant, resourceful, good with detail, organised I enjoy mathematics, design, science, working outdoors, solving problems. Education I m interested in...helping others, being outdoors, social equality, teaching, learning, school I m...active, a good communicator, patient, organised, creative, outgoing I enjoy English and, planning, presenting, thinking critically Engineering I m interested in...maths, science, construction, electronics, computers, programming, mechanics, robotics I m...organised, creative, good with detail, technically minded, patient, persistent, resourceful, analytical I enjoy drawing, planning, computing, designing, solving problems Environmentalist, scientist, conservationist, forestry worker, marine conservation officer, food and drug safety officer, resource manager, environmental planner, urban planner Primary teacher, secondary teacher, early childhood teacher, corporate trainer, community educator, health and fitness consultant, personal trainer, fitness trainer Civil engineer, electrical engineer, chemical engineer, industrial engineer, manufacturer, mechanical engineer, construction manager I Earth and Environmental Science Geography Aboriginal Studies I PDHPE I Extension 1 Software Design and Development Construction Information Processes and Technology Hairdressing I m interested in...customer service, office operations I m...hardworking, organized, observant I enjoy...working with people, computers Hairdresser, Hair and Beauty Salon Assistant Hairdressing (TAFE) Beauty (TAFE) Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 10

My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Health Sciences I m interested in...health, nutrition, how the body works, people, science, helping others, alternative medicines I m...caring, curious, patient, dependable, organised, observant, open minded I enjoy listening, working with others, leadership Ambulance officer, paramedic, podiatrist, radiographer, occupational therapist, chiropractor, doctor, physiotherapist, speech therapist, audiologist, sonographer, community health worker, nurse, medical researcher, medical scientist, health researcher, nutritionist, dietician, dental hygienist, pharmacist I PDHPE Hospitality Commercial Cookery I m interested in...cooking, desserts, I m...hardworking, organized, observant, creative I enjoy...cooking, working with food, creating dishes Kitchen Attendant, Short Order Cook, Commercial Cook Hospitality Retail (TAFE) Hospitality Food and Beverage I m interested in...customer service, office operations I m...hardworking, organized, observant I enjoy...working with people, computers Café Attendant, Bar Attendant, Barista Hospitality Retail (TAFE) Human Movement, Sport Sciences and Physical Education I m interested in...sport, coaching, fitness, exercise, how the body works, nutrition, biology, health, helping others, being outdoors I m...a good communicator, patient, observant, organised, enthusiastic, supportive, persuasive, confident, outgoing Disease prevention educator, exercise scientist, fitness counselor, exercise rehabilitation worker, medical scientist, medical researcher, occupational therapist, sport scientist, sports coach, trainer I PDHPE Modern History Ancient History Information Technology I m interested in computers, internet, web technologies, social media, electronics, programming, designing I m...organised, good with detail, persistent, happy to work alone I enjoy computing, using technology, thinking logically Systems analyst, software developer, computer programmer, IT consultant, graphic designer, game designer, web designer, digital media producer, filmmaker, illustrator, photographer, visual effects artist I Information, Processes and Technology Software Design and Development Design and Technology Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 11

My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Law I m interested in research, justice, fairness, equality, current affairs, politics, helping others I m outgoing, organised, observant, open minded, persistent, persuasive I enjoy debating, public speaking, writing, researching, evaluating, negotiating Medicine I m interested in health, the environment, nutrition, how the body works, people, science, helping others, research, experimenting I m caring, patient, a good communicator, inventive, curious, organised, observant, good with detail I enjoy listening, problem solving, working with others, researching, leadership, time management Nursing and Midwifery I m interested in healthcare, helping others, how the body works, people, science, mothers and babies, childbirth I m caring, kind, a good communicator, dependable, supportive, responsible, tolerant, patient, organised I enjoy listening, teamwork, working with others Legal advisor, legal officer, legal researcher, politician, police officer, barrister, magistrate, solicitor, judge, police officer, paralegal Doctor, biomedical engineer, chiropractor, forensic officer, genetic counselor, medical researcher, pathologist, pharmacist, biochemist, laboratory technician, radiologist, sonographer Nurse, midwife, surgical nurse, paediatric nurse, aged care nurse, community health nurse, disability care nurse, critical care nurse, nurse educator, occupational health, Indigenous health, mental health, pharmaceutical sales, social and health policy officer I Legal Studies Economics I PDHPE I Aboriginal Studies Science, Applied Science and Technology I m interested in chemistry, science, the environment, weather patterns, people and communities, marine life, space, astronomy, research, computers, experimenting, animals, nature, psychology, farming I m curious, organised, creative, good with detail, observant, resourceful I enjoy... problem solving, critical thinking, leadership, mathematics, chemistry, biology Researcher, medical marketer, medical advocate, laboratory technician, counsellor, community worker, sports psychologist, urban planner, data analyst, geologist, aviation engineer, veterinarian, zookeeper I Senior Science Aviation (TAFE) Social Sciences, Social Work & Welfare I m interested in people, communities, world events, current affairs, politics, health, social responsibility, immigration, policing, justice, fairness, working with people, helping others I m curious, organised, resourceful, fair, helpful, a good communicator I enjoy problem solving, making decisions, working with people, critical thinking Occupational therapist, community care officer, social worker, welfare support officer, welfare worker, legal practitioner, aged care worker, disability officer, child protection officer I Economics Ancient History Modern History Geography Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 12

My interests, qualities and skills Careers and courses Possible subjects to consider Tourism and Hospitality I m interested in travel, people, cultures, world events, helping others, being outdoors, being active I m organised, good with detail, confident, patient, persistent, sincere, flexible, punctual I enjoy languages, leadership, planning, problem solving, working with people from diverse backgrounds Tour operator, event manager, hotel manager, travel consultant, resort manager, environmental planner, restaurateur I Economics Indonesian Continuers French Continuers Links and Resources to Research Careers Use the links below to research your chosen career or area of interest and to identify any pre-requisites or recommended courses of study. Students are advised to clarify their options with the school careers advisor. School Careers Advisor - Mr Peter Szota / Ms Carla Hill UAC University Admissions Centre http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/course-search/main.shtml TAFE www.tafensw.edu.au Job Guide http://www.jobguide.thegoodguides.com.au/ My Future www.myfuture.edu.au Job Outlook http://joboutlook.gov.au/pages/default.aspx Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 13

HSC / ATAR Eligibility Checklist HSC Board Developed ATAR Courses Aboriginal Studies 2U Indonesian Continuers 2U Agriculture 2U Industrial Technology 2U Ancient History 2U Information Processes & Technology 2U 2U Legal Studies 2U 2U 2U 2U General 2 2U Community & Family Studies 2U Extension 1 1U Design & Technology 2U Modern History 2U Drama 2U Music 1 2U Economics 2U PDHPE 2U English Extension 1 2U 2U English Fundamentals 1U Senior Science 2U Earth & Environmental Science 2U 2U French Continuers 2U Software Design and Development 2U Food Technology 2U Textiles & Design 2U Geography 2U Visual Arts 2U ATAR Course - you must sit HSC exam or NON ATAR COURSES NON ATAR Course - do not sit for HSC exam VET COURSES Category B Content/Board Endorsed Courses(CEC/BEC) 2U 1U Construction 2U Sport, Lifestyle & Recreation Studies 1U Hospitality 2U 1U/2U TVET 2U General 1(HSC 2017) 2U If applying for a TAFE course, enter TVET in your preference order. Ensure that you have enough subjects in case the TAFE course does not run. University HSC Pathway Please tick each point to ensure that your package or combination of courses fulfils the requirements for the award of the ATAR and includes: at least 10 units in total of Board Developed Courses including at least 2 units of a Board Developed Course in English at least three courses of 2 units or greater at least four subjects no more than 2 units of Category B courses Career HSC Pathway Please tick each point to ensure that your package or combination of courses fulfils the requirements for the award of the HSC and includes: Non ATAR pattern of study at least 12 units OR at least 6 units from Board Developed Courses including at least 2 units of a Board Developed Course in English at least three courses of 2 units value or greater at least one unit of Religious Education at least four subjects no more than 6 units of Science Courses No Senior Science with,, Earth or a minimum of 12 units in total, studied in the Preliminary Course Year 11 2017 HSC Course Selection Guide page 14