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Where to find Subject Information?

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Where can I find out the information to �choose the best subjects for me?

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Find “Teaching and learning”....

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Student not wanting to go to Uni

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-Non University Options on the WSC Careers Hub (see “Teaching and Learning”)

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Trades

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��Choosing subjects �for 2024 – background information to know about...

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1. What career areas do you want open?

2. Look at career/job and plan backwards to your subjects. (Research jobs today.)�3. Keep your options open –allow changes ahead.�4. Year 12 – Taking maths is advisable.�5. If you are unsure you are probably advised to take a science. (your preferred science)�6. Portfolio subjects require a lot of work for the internal. Can results in overload if you take more than one portfolio subject.�7. Look at the WSC Coursebook prerequisites on the WSC NPoW website (“Teaching and Learning”); plan your Year 12/13 years.

8. Some subjects can start at Level 2/3, without studying before.

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Where to find Year 11 Coursebook- Go to “Teaching and Learning”

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Course Prerequisites

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Use the WSC Careers HUB

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Recommended subjects for my University Course?

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Go to WSC Careers Hub - “Tertiary/Private”, then click on University name)

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Each University has a subject guide..see here.

Other Uni subject guides can be found on WSC Careers Hub

Uni of Auckland Entry requirements

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Use the Careers Govt website “How to enter the JOB” -”Secondary Education”

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Notes

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  • Students need to look at the year after next year ( eg Because L3 French requires L2 French)

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  • Knowing that some subjects can be picked up in Level 3 (others cannot) can help with student subject planning