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Killester College July 23 rd 2014. Year 10 2015. Purpose of evening. Brief outline of the Year 10 Learning Programme VET in Year 10 VCE in Year 10. Year 10 Core Subjects. Religious Education English Humanities HEPE Science – Core 1 semester only Maths
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Killester College July 23rd 2014 Year 10 2015
Purpose of evening • Brief outline of the Year 10 Learning Programme • VET in Year 10 • VCE in Year 10
Year 10 Core Subjects • Religious Education • English • Humanities • HEPE • Science – Core 1 semester only • Maths • Semester 1: Enrichment or Core • Semester 2: Enrichment Methods Core Methods Core Further Core Foundation
Year 10 Electives • Performing Arts Drama: The unreal deal Drama: The unreal deal advanced Music: So you want to be a star? Music: Composing for TV and Film • Visual Arts Drawing and Sculpture Painting and Printmaking Photography and Film Visual Communication A Visual Communication B
Science Atoms Matter Energy & Motion Whodunit? I think I look like... • LOTE Italian Language and Culture A Italian Language and Culture B Indonesian Language and Culture A Indonesian Language and Culture B
Technology Food: Celebrity Chef VET Hospitality Certificate 2 (2 semesters) Textiles: Innovative Fashion & Design Information Technology: Multi-media Be Visual: Programme with Visual Basic Byte into Information Technology Materials: Luminous Lights Funky Furniture RACV Energy Breakthrough Challenge and the Environment
VCE at Year 10 – building a base vs. fast tracking Organisational Considerations: Class sizes Specialist room availability Teacher availability Timetable – maximising all student choices
Individual Student considerations Electives give opportunities to build: • a base of knowledge and skills; • confidence; • interests and self awareness • options and career plans; VCE Unit 1&2/VET • offers a taste of VCE/VET • engages students who can be challenged • allows students to complete 6 x 3/4units • allows students to apply for a University extension in Year 12 Year 10 Electives aim to develop skills and knowledge in preparation for VCE Studying a VCE subject in Year 10 has as many disadvantages as advantages
What to consider At school: in addition to structural constraints we consider: • Attendance • Work habits - excellent • Results – B+ average • Overall programme At home: in addition to what has been discussed consider: • Ability to manage the workload/pressures • Confidence • What does the student enjoy studying Keep your eye on the end game - And make choices that have long term benefits
Process • Letters of invitation to apply will be given to students within the next 2 weeks; • If students accept the invitation they need to nominate subject/s of interest; • VCE ‘Lines’ of subjects will be organised based on Year 11 and 12 choices – implications for Year 10 choices; • Student will receive confirmation;