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STAGE 1 SUBJECTS(Typica l ly Y ear 11)

STAGE 2 SUBJECTS(Typica l ly Y ear 12)

Visual Art/Design/Creative Arts

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2D Visual Art A 2D Visual Art B

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• Certificate III in Screen & Media• Certificate III & IV in Visual Arts• Certificate IV in Art Administration• Certificate IV in Design• Certificate II, III, Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Music• Certificate IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Sound Production• Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

Music StudiesMusic Advanced BMusic Advanced A

Music ExplorationsMusic Experience BMusic Experience A

Performance - Solo

Performance - Ensemble

Arts and the Community(Music Focus)

Arts and the Community B(Music Focus)

Arts and the Community A(Music Focus)

STEM

Community Studies

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Personal Learning Plan

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Community Studies B

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Research Project A/B

• Certificate II in Sustainable Energy• Certificate III in Mining Exploration• Certificate III or Diploma of Engineering• Certificate IV in Aeroskills• Certificate IV in Renewable Energy• Diploma of Applied Geosciences• Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering

Visual Design BVisual Design A

Arts and the Community(Art Focus)

Arts and the Community B(Art Focus)

Arts and the Community A(Art Focus)

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING

Visual Art/Design/Creative Arts

Visual Art/Design/Creative Arts

Industrial TechnologyIndustrial Technology B

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• Bachelor of Engineering -

Bachelor of Engineering Science

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Digital Publishing

Photography

Digital Publishing A

Photography B

Digital Publishing B

Photography A

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• Computer Technician• Game Developer• Graphic Designer• IT Support• Network Engineer••

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• Certificate I, II, III & IV in Engineering• Certificate II, III or Diploma of Applied Fashion Design• Diploma of Engineering - Advanced Trade

• Certifcate III in Computer Systems Equipment• Certificate III in Screen & Media• Certificate IV or Diploma of Photo Imaging• Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Network Security• Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media• Diploma of Business Administration

• Bachelor of Applied Social Science• Bachelor of Arts (English and

• Bachelor of Arts (Language)•

Media•• Bachelor of Journalism &

• Bachelor of Social Work

•• Author• Editor• Journalist• Librarian• Linguist• Marketer•

• Public

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Therapist• Teacher• Translator

English B EnglishEnglish A

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History

Society & Culture

Legal Studies A

Society & Culture A Society & Culture B

•• Human Resources Manager• Journalist• Manager• Paralegal• Real Estate Sales Representative •• Lawyer• Legal Assistant

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• Certificate IV in Library & Information Services• Certificate I, II, III, IV or Diploma of English Proficiency• Certificate II, III & IV in Sign Language• Certificate III & IV in Education Support• Diploma of Library & Information Services• Diploma of Interpreting• Advanced Diploma of Translating

• Certificate III in Police Studies• Certificate II, III & IV in Government• Certificate II, III & IV in Women’s Education• Certificate III & IV in Education Support• Certificate IV in Training & Assessment• Certificate IV or Diploma of LegalServices

•• Bachelor of Commerce• Bachelor of Computer Science• Bachelor of Economics• Bachelor of Engineering• Bachelor of Finance•

Computer Science•

• Accountant•• Computer Programmer• Engineer• Financial Consultant• Researcher• Teacher

• Certificate II, III & IV in Financial Services• Certificate III in Accounts Administration• Certificate IV or Diploma of Accounting• Certificate IV in Bookkeeping• Certificate IV in Financial Practice Support

Certificate II in Information, Digital Media & Technology

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Specialist Physical

Health

Child Studies

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Health B

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Health A

Child Studies A

F tality A

Child Studies B

Food and the CommunityFood and the Community A

Food and the Community B

Specialist Physical

• SpeechTherapist

• Butcher• • Chef• Food Producer•••

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• Bachelor of Disability Studies • • Bachelor of Oral Health••

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Community A (PE Focus) Community B (PE Focus) Community (PE Focus)

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l• Certificate III & IV in Sport and Recreation• Certificate III in Nutrition and Dietetic Assistance• Certificate III, IV & Diploma of Fitness• Certificate IV in Sport Coaching• Diploma of Sport Development• Diploma of Sport Recreation Management

• Certificate III in Nutrition and Dietetic Assistance• Certificate III in Health Support Services• Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance• Certificate IV in Health Administration• Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care• Diploma of School Age Education and Care• Certificate III in Catering Operations• Certificate III & IV in Commercial Cookery• Diploma of Food Processing• Diploma of Food Science and Technology

Biology

Psychology

Biology B

• Bachelor of Biomedical Science• Bachelor of Environmental Science• Bachelor of Laser Physics &

Technology• • Bachelor of Medical Science•• Bachelor of Psychology• Bachelor of Science•• Bachelor of Space Science &

Astrophysics•••

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• Astrophysicist• Biologist• Chemist• Ecologist• Engineer•• Lab Technician• ••

• Pharmacist• Psychologist• Forensic

Scientist• Social Worker• Youth Worker••

ZoologististPhysicsPhysics BPhysics A

Biology A

Psychology A

ChemistryChemistry A Chemistry B

Psychology B

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• Certificate II in Animal Studies• Certificate II, III & IV in Laboratory Skills• Certificate IV in Mental Health• Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing• Certificate IV or Diploma of Youth Work• Diploma of Laboratory Technology• Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Nutrition and Dietetics)• Diploma of Enrolled Nursing

Health, Recreation and theCommunity A (Health Focus)

Health, Recreation and theCommunity B (Health Focus)

Health, Recreation and theCommunity (Health Focus)

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The Career Pathways Program (CPP) guides students to create a vision about their post-schoolpathway, allowing them to successfully transition to careers beyond secondary school.This is achieved through completing an individualised career program which enables studentsto acquire the knowledge, develop the skills and promote the capabilities for managingtheir future training, further education and employment pathways.

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SPECIALIST PROGRAMS

AHEAD is a specialist program incorporating a 2-year pathway for students interested in one of the many careers within aged care, health, disabilities and education. In partnership with UniSA, TAFE SA and local businesses, the AHEAD program has been designed for studentsto be prepared with industry standards at the completion of their schooling when enteringinto a University, VET or employment pathway.

AHEAD is studied with the aim of students gaining a completed VET qualification andachieving SACE completion and/or an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) at theend of Year 12.

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CHAT is a specialist program incorporating a 2-year pathway for students interested in the hospitality or tourism industry. Pathways for students could include chef, food and beverage production, front of house service, event planning/management, hotel management, tourism, accommodation, cruise ship and airline employment. The CHAT Industry Pathways Program exposes students to a range of pathways and provides them the skills to develop required knowledge to follow a career in their chosen industry. In partnership with UniSA, TAFE SA and local businesses, the CHAT program has been designedfor students to be prepared with industry standards at the completion of their schooling.The aim of this program is for students to gain a completed VET qualification and achieveSACE completion and/or an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) within their chosen field.

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Hospitality & Tourism A Hospitality & Tourism B

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Research Project A/B

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Research Project A/B

Certificate III ChildhoodEducation & Care

Certificate III AlliedHealth Assistance

AHEAD Electives A AHEAD Electives B

The IPP ACEE Technician Pathway has been developed in consultation with GFG Alliance and UniSAfor students wishing to become a Technician. A Technician is a skilled worker who works withcomplex systems or performs highly technical or diagnostic tests. Students will be eligible for anATAR in this stream.

Technician Pathways:TechnologistSpecialist TechnicianManaging Officer

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Science, Technology & the Community

STEM

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Industrial Technology A Industrial Technology B

English B English

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Trades Pathways:

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Industrial Technology A Industrial Technology B

Career Pathways Program

• Electrotechnology: Electrician

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Research Project A/B

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (20 credits Stage 2)

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (30 credits Stage 1)

Career Pathways ProgramCareer Pathways Program

Certificate II ConstructionPathways

Certificate II ConstructionPathways

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (20 credits Stage 2)

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (30 credits Stage 1)

Research Project A/B

Essential Mathematics A Essential Mathematics B

General Mathematics A

English Essentials A English Essentials B

Trade Electives BTrade Electives A

General Mathematics B

Trade Electives BTrade Electives A

The IPP ACEE ATAR Pathway has been developed in consultation with GFG Allianceand UniSA for students wishing to gain a Bachelor of Engineering

Engineering Pathways:Mechanical EngineerMechatronic EngineerElectrical EngineerCivil EngineerOther types of Engineering

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Physics BPhysics A

Chemistry A

Whyalla Alliance Sports Program

Whyalla Alliance Sports Program

Whyalla Alliance Sports Program

The Whyalla Alliance Sports Program (WASP) is designed for students who have a passion

Science/Sports Industry career pathway. This program is for a full year and is open to all students across the Whyalla Alliance. Students will learn about training methods,

All students will have the opportunity to consolidate their learning and understandingwith a Sports Tour to Adelaide.

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South Australian AboriginalSports Training Academy

South Australian AboriginalSports Training Academy

South Australian AboriginalSports Training Academy r

The South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy (SAASTA) program is designed forAboriginal and Torres Strait Islande students with an emphasis on cultural awareness. The

and is open to all students across the Whyalla Alliance.SAAS

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Research Project A/B

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (20 credits Stage 2)

Certificate II ConstructionPathways (30 credits Stage 1)

Certificate II ConstructionPathways

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SACE IS:•

training or further study.• Students are eligible to receive their SACE when they successfully complete the two

•of compulsory and free-choice subjects throughout Stage 1 (Year 11) and Stage 2(Year 12).

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VET equivalent).• A further 90 credits from other subjects are also required at either Stage 1 or Stage 2

level.Other VET courses are available but on an individual basis - please speak to Career Hub Staff for further

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Research Project Other Stage 2 subjects and courses min 60

Stage 1 or Stage 2 subjects and courses up to 90TOTAL CREDITS 200

RESPECT - RESPONSIBILITY - RESILIENCE CRICOS Provider number: 00018A

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YEAR 2YEAR 1LEARNING AREA SACE AND VET AT EDWARD JOHN EYRE HIGH SCHOOL

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• The SACE enables students to include a significant amount of VET in their studies.•

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Certificate II Construction Pathways*

Certificate III Financial Services

Certificate III Individual Support (Ageing or Disability)

VET and encourage students to complete or make more significant progress towards completingqualifications while studying the SACE.

Certificate III Information, Digital Media & Technology