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,
This term we have had three new staff members join our team, so welcome to John Chew, teaching Maths and Science, Emma Schuberg, teaching Art and PLP and our new College Counsellor, Rachael Howard.
We are almost half way through Term 3. Year 12 students continue to complete assessments and progress through the heavy workload to finish school. Families, teachers and other support networks are important at this time to promote a sense of wellbeing and the small steps to success as each task is successfully completed. Supports at this time can include optimising class time with teachers,
supported study at the Polly Farmer/study and enrichment centre from 3 – 5pm on Mondays through to Thursdays, extra support time provided by teachers, wellbeing support provided by mentors, tutorial teachers, wellbeing staff including our new school counsellor and so many others.
We would like to hear from all of you in the form of a school survey. Please take the time to provide us with valued feedback about the educational opportunities you would like to be available for young people in Alice Springs. The link to the survey is below and can be accessed for the next couple of weeks. The survey should take less than 10 minutes and we value your ideas about how we can improve our college.
https://www.schoolsurvey.edu.au/s/ayuTHnAT/LogIn
Regards,
Hilary Snaize — Acting Principal
Upcoming Events
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Thu 2 Sep
Year 9 students transition visit.
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Fri 10 Sep
Year 12 Progress Reports mailed home.
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Wed 15 Sep
2022 Information evening from 5.30 to 7pm.
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Tue 21 Sep
College Council meeting. All welcome to attend.