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Subject Selection Booklet 2020 KAIAPOI HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT SELECTION BOOKLET 2020 ‘BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE’ EXCELLENCE RESPECT INTEGRITY COMMUNITY Kaiapoi High School 1 Subject Selection Booklet 2020 SUBJECT SELECTION 2020 Introduction The Subject Selection Booklet is a valuable tool in helping students to make wise decisions when planning their future pathways. PLEASE NOTE THAT SUBJECTS WILL RUN ONLY IF STUDENT NUMBERS, STAFFING AND TIMETABLING ALLOW IT. Where a subject is oversubscribed and there are insufficient numbers or resources to create an extra class, a ballot system may be applied. Some subjects are also available via Distance Courses, as explained on Page 65. Please see Mrs McMeeken for further details. Please use this booklet to discuss options and bring it to the Subject Information Evening on Thursday 15th August from 4:00pm to 6:30pm. Parents/Caregivers are encouraged to come to this evening where Mrs Williamson, the Careers Advisor, the Heads of Faculty and Teachers in Charge of subjects will be available to discuss options. This booklet is designed to clearly show the progression of a subject and subject options within each faculty. It also indicates the minimum requirement to gain entry to a course. It is important to consider the next step for you and your study when making your choices. Remember your teachers know you and your ability in their subject area and can provide good information as to how you will manage the courses in their subject. How to get-it-right! This booklet is to help you ‘get-it-right’ when you are choosing subjects for next year. There is a lot of material in this booklet, so please spend time reading it and becoming familiar with the many options you have. You will ‘get-it-right’ if you choose subjects that you enjoy, which challenge you and which prepare you for what you will do when you leave school. Some subjects are needed for certain careers or other training. Please consult Mrs Williamson if you are unsure. Be realistic! Choose the course appropriate for you and your ability. Your subject teachers can help you with this. If I choose a subject will I be able to take it? That depends. You will be guided into the best course for your ability in the two compulsory subjects at Level 1, English and Mathematics. In Years 12 and 13 you may need to reach certain standards or prerequisites to enter some subjects. The requirements are noted in the course descriptions. For more information on understanding NCEA, visit: https://www.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea/understanding-ncea/how-ncea-works/ Costs The Ministry of Education Operations Grant is designed to fund schools for delivery of the NZ curriculum. The reality is that the Kaiapoi High School community desires additional resources that enhance the learning experiences of our students. Most subjects or courses include additional costs resulting from our desire to provide quality education over and above that which is covered by MOE funding. We try to keep these extra costs as low as possible. Charges may apply where a student has chosen to buy and take home an item, or chosen to participate in an activity additional to the delivery of the curriculum. When Kaiapoi High School seeks financial contributions for specific purposes, we appreciate the high level of financial support that our families give to the School. Kaiapoi High School 2 Subject Selection Booklet 2020 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT YEAR 11 What type of programme will I take? All Year 11 students take six subjects. An English and a Mathematics course are compulsory. You then choose four other subjects from the options. All subjects at Year 11 will allow you to gain credits towards National Certificates, including NCEA Level 1. In some subjects you will gain credits by passing Achievement Standards. In some subjects you will gain credits by passing Unit Standards. Some subjects will offer both Achievement Standards and Unit Standards. Achievement Standards can be gained by Internal Assessment and External Assessment. The end-of-year exams are all External Assessments. Unit Standards are all Internal Assessments. All credits from Unit Standards and Achievement Standards can be credited towards the National Certificate of Educational Achievement Level 1. How will I gain these qualifications? Every Achievement Standard and Unit Standard is worth a number of credits. Credits are like points and you collect these from all your subjects to put towards your qualification. You collect credits when you achieve the standard set. Unit Standards are generally awarded as an Achieved or Not Achieved. Achievement Standards are awarded as Not Achieved, Achieved, Merit or Excellence. NCEA Level 1 When you have a minimum total of 80 Level 1 credits, or higher, and you have achieved the Literacy and Numeracy requirements you will be awarded the National Certificate of Educational Achievement Level 1. You can achieve Literacy or Numeracy in two ways. You can achieve Literacy and Numeracy by achieving 10 credits from specified Achievement Standards across subjects. Your subject teachers will advise you what standards can be counted towards Literacy and Numeracy. If you achieve Literacy and Numeracy in this way your certificate will show, “Literacy achieved through Achievement Standards” and/or “Numeracy achieved through Achievement Standards”. The second pathway involves achieving 10 credits of Literacy and/or 10 credits of Numeracy from work you do in class. If you achieve Literacy and/or Numeracy in this way your certificate will show, “Literacy achieved through Unit Standards” and/or “Numeracy achieved through Unit Standards”. You cannot mix the two methods of attaining either Literacy or Numeracy but you could achieve one through Unit Standards (e.g. Literacy) and the other (e.g. Numeracy) through Achievement Standards. When you have these in your 80 credits, you will receive your National Certificate of Educational Achievement Level 1. Kaiapoi High School 3 Subject Selection Booklet 2020 YEAR 12 NCEA Level 2 At this level of study no course is compulsory, but you need to look carefully at what course of study will best suit your future needs. Currently you will choose five or six subjects to study and you will have allocated study periods. NCEA Level 2 is to be achieved by using 20 credits gained at Level 1 and achieving a minimum of 60 Level 2 credits or higher. A National Certificate will be awarded when 80 credits are gained in total. University Entrance Please note University Entrance requires a minimum standard of Literacy and Numeracy. 10 credits at Level 1 Numeracy and 10 credits at Level 2 Literacy are required (five reading and five writing). When constructing your programme of study, please check that you have chosen courses that will enable you to achieve entrance to university. Some students will study a multi-level course to complete their Level 1 certificate requirements and /or meet the prerequisite requirements for a Level 2 and above course. YEAR 13 NCEA Level 3 At this level of study no course is compulsory, but you need to look carefully at what course of study will best suit your future needs. You will choose five subjects to study and you will have up to five allocated study periods. Please check the requirements for University Entrance (Degree) and ensure your course of study will allow you the opportunity to gain entrance. You must ensure you have met the Literacy and Numeracy requirements, which are critical as part of the entry requirement for further study. Study for scholarship is available in some subjects. Please discuss with your subject teachers if you are interested in this option. NCEA – Endorsement of Certificates Endorsement of Certificates is a way of reflecting the Merit and Excellence credits shown on the Record of Achievement. Merit and Excellence can only be gained in Achievement Standards. Students will require 50 credits at Excellence to receive a certificate endorsed with Excellence and 50 credits of either Excellence and/or Merit to receive a certificate endorsed with Merit. Can credits gained in one year be used to gain endorsement of certificates in another year? Yes. As has always been the case, credits gained in different years, and at different levels, can count towards NCEA. For endorsement, the credits gained must be gained at the level of the certificate being awarded, or above. Kaiapoi High School 4 Subject Selection Booklet 2020 NCEA – Course Endorsement Students can gain a course endorsement with Merit or Excellence. Students will receive an Excellence endorsement for a course if they gain 14 credits at Excellence level. This must include at least three credits at Excellence from internally assessed standards and at least three credits at Excellence from externally assessed standards (unless your subject is an exception e.g. Art, Physical Education, etc.). Please check this booklet and your teacher to see if your course meets the course endorsement requirements. Students can gain a Merit endorsement for a course if they gain 14 credits at Merit level or above. This must include at least three credits at Merit level or above from internally assessed standards and at least three credits at Merit level or above from externally assessed standards. Can credits gained in one year be used to gain course endorsement in another year? No. Credits must be obtained from one calendar year and cannot be the result of accumulation over more than one year. NZQA Fees – what will it cost to enter? In 2020 there will be no charge to domestic students for NZQA examinations. International Students Our International Student Programme is growing rapidly as we host students from varying countries throughout the year. Students from Japan, Germany, Switzerland, France, Thailand, Korea and China have spent time with us and we have growing interest from many other places.
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