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Degree Pathways 2018 Course Guide TAFE QUEENSLAND DEGREE PATHWAYS 2018 COURSE GUIDE JOB-FOCUSED TRAINING INDUSTRY ENDORSED STUDENT SATISFACTION A NEW STYLE OF LEARNING I chose to do the Bachelor of Applied Fashion because it is a hands-on degree and the teachers and facilities are great. The best part of studying this course is being able to do our own thing and develop our own aesthetic. The teachers help me to follow my new aesthetic in fashion, and pursue this as a career. As part of our course we take part in an internship which has been great. It's been really hands-on and has provided me with experience in a work environment in my industry. KRISTY POWER Graduate, Bachelor of Applied Fashion CONTENTS GREAT FACTS ................................................ 02 OUR 2018 COURSES ....................................... 10 YOUR PATHWAY OPTIONS ............................ 03 OUR CAMPUSES .............................................. 12 STUDY A DEGREE WITH US ........................... 04 PUBLIC TRANSPORT ........................................ 12 DIDN’T FINISH YEAR 12? .............................. 06 DEGREES AT UNIVERSITY OR HIGHER EDUCATION PROVIDERS ................... 14 DIDN’T GET THE OP YOU WANTED? ............ 07 DIPLOMA TO DEGREE PATHWAYS .................. 15 VISIT OUR DEGREE HUB ............................... 08 STUDY YOUR DEGREE AT TAFE QUEENSLAND ...................................... 10 OUR PARTNER UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER EDUCATION PROVIDERS Images by: TAFE Queensland, Queensland Government. Disclaimer: All information was accurate at time of publication; however, TAFE policies, tuition fees, competencies and course content is subject to change without notice. Course commencement is dependent on sufficient enrolments, appropriate accreditation and registration requirements. DEGREE PATHWAYS 2018 | 1 GREAT FACTS OF OUR 87GRADUATES GO ON TO WORK OR FURTHER 300UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS ON OFFER STUDY 180 STUDENTS STUDY AT TAFE QUEENSLAND EACH 87OF EMPLOYERS YEAR. MORE THAN ANY RECOGNISE THE QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY VALUE OF TAFE WE HAVE BEEN IN THE BUSINESS OF 89 TRAINING FOR OVER OF GRADUATES WERE SATISFIED 200PRACTICAL AND WITH THEIR NATIONALLY OVERALL RECOGNISED TRAINING COURSES 130 2 | tafebrisbane.edu.au YOUR PATHWAY OPTIONS. GET WHERE YOU WANT TO GO Not everyone learns in the same way or at the same pace. At TAFE Queensland there are as many options as there are individuals. Whether you want to develop practical skills before heading to university, move directly into the workforce and study at university part time, or boost your OP to get into your dream university course, we have a pathway option to suit your needs. ARTICULATION Certificate IV in Adult Certificate Tertiary Preparation I, II, III or IV Degree at Degree TAFE Qld at other (including University of Canberra university Senior College and Federation University) Diploma Year 10, 11 or 12 Qualifications Advanced Honours Honours Diploma Degree Degree Associate Unilearn Degree PhD Employment ready DEGREE PATHWAYS 2018 | 3 STUDY A DEGREE WITH US. Along with our own suite of higher education programs, we partner with some of Australia’s most established and respected universities to deliver world-class degrees in a practical, job-focused training environment. This means our students get the best of both worlds: the theoretical side of a university degree with the applied learning style that makes TAFE Queensland graduates so highly sought after by employers – all delivered locally here in Brisbane. UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS JOB FOCUSED We have more than a decade of experience as an We specialise in learning and development, are a trusted integrated provider of undergraduate and postgraduate partner to more than 500 Australian businesses, and have degrees, leveraging selected and strategic partnerships strong links to peak industry and community bodies. This with major universities. means we offer courses that align with industry needs, and that we keep up with emerging trends, required skills, and APPLIED LEARNING advances in technology. Our courses always remain ahead of the curve. Our courses focus on developing practical skills that are underpinned by theory. We make sure that everything you PRACTICAL LEARNING SPACES learn is relevant and usable. Our approach to learning and teaching is about making academic subjects applicable to Our facilities are acknowledged by industry as being the real world. among the best in Australia. Our world-class equipment and collaborative working spaces mean that you will stay SMALL CLASSES at the forefront of technology, and be ready to hit the ground running when you graduate. Small, workshop-style classes give you the opportunity to better know your teachers and classmates. It also means that learning is tailored to your individual needs and goals. At TAFE Queensland, your voice will always be heard; you will never just be a face in the crowd. Our degrees are based on real projects, with a direct relationship to industry, and a strong emphasis on an independent and ambitious work ethic. EHUD JOSEPH Senior Lecturer in the Bachelor of Applied Fashion – offered in partnership with TAFE Queensland and the University of Canberra. 4 | tafebrisbane.edu.au BUILDING CONFIDENCE I can't rave enough about studying at TAFE Queensland. Studying the degree has been great for confidence building without having to start from scratch and do a four year degree somewhere else. The best part of this course has been pushing my boundaries and reaping the rewards from the lecturers. I got a lot of hands- on, practical experience. I've also been able to apply the industry experience I already have to the theoretical side of my studies here. My degree has really helped to hone in on my skills, open my eyes to the things I didn't know, and broaden the skills I need for my own projects. The personalisation you get from the TAFE environment is different to other universities. The lecturers here really get to know you. I love studying here. JOCELYN SHIELD Student, Bachelor of Interior Architecture DEGREE PATHWAYS 2018 | 5 DIDN’T FINISH YEAR 12? Didn’t finish Year 12, or get the prerequisites you need for entry into that dream university course? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Former Prime Minister of Australia, Paul Keating, dropped out of school at age 14 – the world is still your oyster. We can help you on your journey through to university studies with our Unilearn, 'Do Year 11 and 12 Differently' program, and Adult Tertiary Preparation (ATP) courses. UNILEARN DO YEAR 11 & 12 ADULT TERTIARY DIFFERENTLY PREPARATION Need preparatory courses, such as Senior Science and Maths A, B Our ‘Do Year 11 and 12 Differently’ The ATP course is for those who wish to or C, to meet university entrance program has been designed to allow gain or improve their qualifications for requirements? Unilearn offers a students up to 18 years of age to tertiary entrance. ATP is a recognised range of online foundation courses readily attain a selection of QCAA, as a Year 12 alternative that’s ideal for to help get you into the university QCAA-registered and/or vocational adults who’ve been away from formal program of your choice. Our courses qualifications, regardless of what or study for some time. It’ll allow you to are accredited by universities across when you studied previously. With apply to QTAC for a tertiary ranking Australia. Whether you live in these qualifications in hand, you can on completion and help you get the Australia or you’re an international transition through to further study in entrance pre-requisites in English, student, Unilearn can help you reach your chosen field with increased ease maths and sciences, giving you access your goals. and greater confidence. to university or other tertiary education. 6 | tafebrisbane.edu.au DIDN’T GET THE OP YOU WANTED? Not getting the right Overall Position (OP score) isn’t the end of university study. Completing any TAFE Queensland Certificate III, Certificate IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Associate Degree or Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation may improve your OP score, heightening your chances of securing a place at university. WHAT IS AN OP? WHAT IS A QTAC SELECTION RANK? An Overall Position (OP) is a number between 1 and 25 calculated A selection rank is a number on a scale from 1 to 99 by the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) (99 being the highest) and comes from tables or lists of on completion of Year 12 for students who complete at least 20 conversions called schedules. A selection rank or set of semester units of QCAA subjects and sit for the Queensland Core ranks is allocated to each of your qualifications, including Skills Test. Students must also carry three subjects over the two tertiary study. If you have more than one qualification, you years. The OP decides tertiary entrance either to university or TAFE are usually allocated more than one selection rank. Diploma programs. The highest possible score is OP 1. Maximum QTAC Course QTAC selection rank* selection rank (using PLA) Advanced Diploma / Associate Degree 91 (approx. OP 5) 98 (approx. OP 2) Diploma 82 (approx. OP 9) 91 (approx. OP 5) Certificate IV 74 (approx. OP 12) 89 (approx. OP 6) Certificate III 68 (approx. OP 15) 82 (approx. OP 9) Maximum QTAC Maximum QTAC Course selection rank selection rank (not using STAT test) (using STAT test) Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation 91 (approx. OP 5) 98 (approx. OP 2) * Based on grade point average (GPA) equivalent of 4. • QUT and Griffith University currently allocate a minimum rank of 87 (approx. OP 7) and 91 (approx. OP 5) for a completed Diploma and Advanced Diploma respectively. DEGREE PATHWAYS 2018 | 7 VISIT US Drop into the Degree Hub today to find out more about studying a degree at TAFE Queensland. We have dedicated staff, including a team member from the University of Canberra, to help you pick the course that is right for you. The Degree Hub is located next to Merlo café on our South Bank campus and open from: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm Wednesday 10am – 4.30pm.
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