Teacher in Charge: Mr D. Greenwood.
Recommended Prior LearningPrevious Student results in years 9 and or 10 Technology courses will be factored in when looking at course entry for this course, this is to ensure students are capable of experiencing some level of success for the NCEA credits on offer. For students that have not taken the course prior previous related subjects will be used as a guide. Generally, students will be successful in the year 9 and 10 courses if they complete their project work.
Other factors that are factored in are previous history of health & safety incidents, vandalism, and if relevant contract performance within the technology department.
This course is designed for students seeking to pursue vocational pathways or apprenticeships after Year 12.
Students have the opportunity to study a range of materials and learn skills relevant to the Construction and Automotive Industries. This is a practical course that enables students to have hands-on experience constructing projects from working drawings.
As some of the coursework is online it is highly recommended that students bring an appropriate device to class.
The course covers (this may differ slightly from year to year depending on student needs):
• furniture making
• understanding constructing and manufacturing materials
• using workshop tools and equipment
• automotive trade structure
• occupational Safety and Health (OSH)
Future pathways: L2 Trades
Year 11, Design, DVC, & Technology