Limited HSC & How it would work? (1 Viewer)

[random boy]

So ive just sat my year 10 certificate and have been accepted into doing Pthways for my HSC at TAFE next year. I like the idea better than the school environment but thats a whole other story. Basically how pathways work is i do a limited number of subject that equal double the units but i do both prelim and year 12 in the one. So im doing three subjects each year for 2 years which equal what i need to be able to get a full HSC.

But lets say at the end of next year i sit my three (3) HSC exams and receive a limited HSC, Does this still count as recieving an HSC? Will i be able to not continue and put down on a resume as having received tha HSC? Im aware that i would'nt have recieved an ATAR so won't be able to go to UNI but yeah? Will TAFE courses and other institutions not wanting an ATAR but requiring an HSC accept me?

 

[babikakez]

If I'm understanding it correctly, you're doing three subjects prelim and hsc in one year, correct.

So the idea of that is that if you want a full HSC, you need to do it over two years. So three subjects (prelim and hsc) over two years gives you 12 units = hsc. You wouldn't receive the hsc until you'd done all of the units, so perhaps you'd get a statement of attainment instead.

You should then get an ATAR (if eligible) once you'd done those two years.

Am I even making sense?

 

[random boy]

Yeah im following you and youre following me I see what you mean, i will not be receiveing an HSC at all till i do my time And yeah i am going for an ATAR because i have the option too.

Thanks for the reply