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Yuppers. To a Yr 10 dropout a SC is the only thing they have. Several companies (eg KFC) required their younger employees to show their SC once a year.
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English Advanced - Raw marks to aim for (1 Viewer)
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rocky1989
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point taken....but would kfc really care whether the drop-outs they are employing are band 6 or band 2 in history etc...
i don't think anyone would ever be discriminated based on their SC results.....so why have them?
i don't think anyone would ever be discriminated based on their SC results.....so why have them?
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You can't serve chicken without having a detailed knowledge of the history of Colonel Sanders and his development of various spices.rocky1989 said:
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The raw mark is used in the UAI calculation.
H.A.L.
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Not sure if this is true, but I was told that:
Everyone who drops out after Yr 10 is still ranked for the HSC. They never actually recieve a UAI or any of that crap, but they are still ranked along with the rest of the state. Their rank (the drop-outs) are based on their School Certificate results. Apparently its fairer for everyone. But it shouldn't really matter as if you dropped out in Yr 10 I highly doubt that you got above band 1 for the SC, although there may be some exceptions.
Everyone who drops out after Yr 10 is still ranked for the HSC. They never actually recieve a UAI or any of that crap, but they are still ranked along with the rest of the state. Their rank (the drop-outs) are based on their School Certificate results. Apparently its fairer for everyone. But it shouldn't really matter as if you dropped out in Yr 10 I highly doubt that you got above band 1 for the SC, although there may be some exceptions.
My english teacher has been marking HSC for 9 years now.
She told us that you need anywhere from 85/105 to 87/105 for the Band 6 cut off. It varies year to year depending on how smart a group is (minute, really) and how wordy the questions are and where marks can be given.
She told us that you need anywhere from 85/105 to 87/105 for the Band 6 cut off. It varies year to year depending on how smart a group is (minute, really) and how wordy the questions are and where marks can be given.
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thats pretty good then, i reckon i will lose like 8 marks in comprehension, lose 1 mark on both creative writing and essay. so that becomes a loss of 10sja said:
For the paper 2 i believe i could get 18/20 for all
so that will add up to 89 all up, hope SJA is right, if so band 6 mor me YAY
dancing_mermaid
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i guess its for the people who leave after year 10, so its really quite outdated, especially since they're raising the leaving age and everything... i've been excused from my SC exams just by telling the school ill be on holiday the days they're on (which is true, i wouldnt lie just to get out of something thats supposed to be super-easy anyway.), so they can't matter much