The Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET) qualification is designed to recognise the knowledge and skills that have been acquired through formal education and training.
The completion requirements, approved by the Minister for Education, make the NTCET at unique and contemporary certificate that is closely aligned with senior secondary directions in other states.
South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) Board of SA subjects are taught to gain an NTCET.
NTCET recognises flexible learning arrangements by allowing learning and skills both in and outside of school for increased opportunities to develop the business, interpersonal and employment-related skills needed for the future. This enables you to combine study and part-time work, a traineeship or a school-based apprenticeship to achieve this. You can get credit for academic studies, vocational training, skilled work and community learning.
There are 2 “stages” of the NTCET:
Stage 1 is generally started in Year 10 and completed in Year 11
Stage 2 is generally completed in Year 12
Stage 1 marking occurs at the school and is quality assured through NT Department of Education – Senior Years Team.
Marking and moderation of Stage 2 subjects occurs through the SACE Board.
Understanding the NTCET
https://tinyurl.com/wqkdu8t
Stage 1 NTCET SUBJECTS
https://tinyurl.com/v96cjls
Stage 2 NTCET SUBJECTS
https://tinyurl.com/qufmk67
Announcements
Dear parents & community members,
We hope you and your family continue to be well. Students, staff and families are to be congratulated on their resiliency and flexibility in continuing student learning, either through attendance at school or following our learning at home arrangements over the last few weeks.
With there being no recorded cases of community transmission of the Coronavirus in the NT, we will be transitioning back to face to face teaching and learning classes for all year levels at the beginning of next week.
From the start of Week 2 Term 2 - Monday 27 April 2020, all Year 10 – 12 classes will recommence face to face lessons at their usual scheduled lesson times. Some room changes will be required and some practical learning activities will not occur or be modified.
We encourage all students to attend in person and participate in all classes, however we also understand that some families will want their children to remain home. Students staying at home should continue to maintain regular contact with their teachers and College staff. This will assist them to progress their learning and not fall behind in their studies. Parents are requested to notify the College of students staying at home via email: admin.centraliansc@ntschools.net, text message: 0427 135 122 or phone: 8958 5000, as per usual student attendance / absentee procedures.
Regards,
Tony Collins — Principal
Upcoming Events
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Tue 24 Mar
College Council meeting 5.30pm - all welcome
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Thu 9 Apr
Last day of Term 1 classes - Progress Reports mailed home
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Mon 20 Apr
Term 2 classes commence