ENROLMENT POLICY: We will accept all new enrolments within Semester 1 of Year 11 upon assessment by your Fitness Teacher. The School will not give refunds following withdrawal from the course after Semester 1 of Year 11. Any school fees still owing must be paid prior to your enrolment in this subject. MINIMUM SUGGESTED WEEKLY HOMEWORK TIME: ½ - 1 hour to complete the competencies for each module. SERVICE AGREEMENT: This is a two year course. The RTO guarantees that the student will be provided with every opportunity to complete the certificate as per the rights and obligations outlined in the enrolment process and information handbooks provided. If the certificate course is no longer offered through our school, arrangements will be made for the student to complete this through an outside RTO. Students successfully achieving all qualifications requirements will be provided with a Qualification Certificate and record of results. Students who achieve at least one unit (but not the full qualification) will receive a Statement of Attainment. We have a complaints and appeals policy available of the Pioneer SHS website. Correct at time of publication (10 Aug 2017) but subject to change. APPENDIX 1 Pioneer State High School will provide a booklet detailing requirements for completing modules in vocational Education. The following resources are available in schools and give information on subjects and courses needed for careers: The Job guide (Qld) provides information on occupations and subjects needed for particular occupations and courses. OZJAC is a career information database which provides the most up-to-date information on courses Australia-wide. career information, such as brochures from industry groups shows the various pathways to jobs within these industries. The Queensland Tertiary Courses Book is useful for information on university courses and full-time diploma TAFE courses. The Tertiary Prerequisites 2004 Book, provided by QTAC to all Year 10 students, provides information on subjects required for entry to university and full-time TAFE advanced diploma and diploma courses in the year 2004. Pathways to Further Education and Training are a Careers and Guidance handout provides general information about the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Masters Degree Graduate Diploma Graduate Certificate Bachelor Degree Advanced Diploma Advanced Diploma Diploma Diploma Certificate IV Certificate III Certificate II Certificate II Certificate I Certificate I APPENDIX 2 Careers related to subjects studied in Years 11 and 12: ENGLISH LANGUAGES THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) SOCIAL SCIENCES / RELIGIOUS AND ETHICAL STUDIES Announcer Archivist Barrister Convention co-ordinator Copywriter Desktop publisher Editor Film, and television director Journalist Lawyer Librarian Publisher reader Public relations officer Speech pathologist manager Teacher - secondary English Teacher - English as a second language University lecturer Writer Aid agency worker Airline passenger officer Announcer Anthropologist Customs officer Diplomat Exporter / importer Foreign affairs and trade officer Flight attendant Hotel / motel front office clerk International bank officer Interpreter Journalist Marketing officer Police officer - Australian Federal Police Teacher - LOTE Tourism manager tourist Information officer Tour guide Translator Travel consultant Archaeologist Cartographer Community worker Criminologist Cultural heritage officer Employment officer Geographer Guide dog instructor Historian Home care worker Market researcher Museum curator Police officer Psychologist Public relations officer Rehabilitation counsellor Residential care worker Social worker Town planner Welfare worker worker INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/ COMPUTER STUDIES HOSPITALITY / HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS EDUCATION / LEGAL STUDIES Architectural drafter Business systems analyst Computer assembler Computer engineer Computer hardware service technician Computer systems educator Data processing operator Database administrator Desktop publisher Games developer Help desk operator Cook / chef Beauty therapist Dressmaker Convention co-ordinator Fashion co-ordinator Flight attendant Florist Food technologist Functions co-ordinator Gaming worker Hairdresser Accountant Auctioneer Bank / building society / credit officer Court and hansard reporter Court registrar Economist Health information manager Hospital manager Human resource officer Insurance officer Law clerk
Arts administrator Beauty therapist Camera operator - film, television; video Conservator Craftsperson Dancer Director - film; stage; television Interior designer Jeweller Musician Milliner Make-up artist Model Music therapist Musical instrument maker Set designer Sound technician Stage manager Visual merchandiser APPENDIX 3 - Overview of Faculties and their subjects offered. FACULTIES SUBJECTS The Arts Business Education Health & Phys. Education Home Economics Languages Authority (QSA) (Tertiary directed) Visual Art Accounting Physical Education English Dance Business Communication & Technologies Japanese Film & TV Drama Authority Registered - SAS subjects and VET Certificates (Vocationally directed) Music Cert II in Business Recreation Studies Cert I & II in Hospitality English Communication Media Arts in Practice Cert III Fitness Childhood Studies Arts in Practice Cert I & II in Visual art FACULTIES SUBJECTS Industrial Technology Information Technology Mathematics Science Social Science Authority (QSA) Graphics Information Technology Systems Mathematics A Biological Science Ancient History