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,
On the 29th October we celebrated World Teachers’ Day and acknowledged the expertise and efforts of all our staff. Our college nominated Mrs Eunice De Kock for the secondary teacher of the year award and she was the Central Regional winner. Congratulations to Mrs De Kock!
Centralian Senior College invites all families, students and staff to join us for an evening of entertainments and enjoyment of our vibrant arts program at the 2021 Twilight Festival on 18 November from 6 - 8pm. A family favourite, come along and enjoy some music, art and food on the front lawns.
The last Year 12 exams took place this week and finals tasks are still being completed. The Year 11 classes are undergoing moderation of all subjects and students and staff are working hard to finish the year strongly. The year 10s have just completed another VET block week to grow their skills and gain competencies. They are working to complete their PLP, the first subject in the pattern to completing their NTCET.
As we approach the end of the school year, there are many events coming up to celebrate and recognise all the hard work completed by students, including the 2021 Awards Evening and Year 12 students formal.
Regards,
Hilary Snaize — Acting Principal
Upcoming Events
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Thu 18 Nov
Twilight Arts Festival. College lawns from 6-8pm
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Wed 24 Nov
Year 12 students return laptops
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Wed 1 Dec
Awards & Year 12 Presentation Evening at Convention Centre. 6.45 to 8.30pm
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Wed 1 Dec
Year 11 students return laptops
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Fri 3 Dec
Year 12 Formal at Convention Centre. Arrivals from 6pm
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Wed 8 Dec
Year 10 students return laptops
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Fri 10 Dec
Last day for Term 4 classes