course planning presentation 1
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Programme
National Courses and Qualifications, SubjectChoice form Margaret Logan
Course Planning Support for Pupils
Maura Thomson Careers Advisor Kevin Callan
Ask the Panel - we will try to keep thequestions of general interest.
Opportunity for an individual discussion aboutan issue related to your own son/daughter.
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Courses in the
Senior School
Mrs Margaret Logan
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Standard Grade
Standard Grade
Foundation (Grades 5 and 6);
General (Grades 3 and 4); and
Credit level (Grades 1 and 2).
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Intermediate 1
Pupils usually take these courses if they:
have finished Standard GradeFoundation (or Access 3) level; or
want to take an alternative to StandardGrade General level; or
want to take up a new subject at school.
Some pupils will have done Int 1Biology/Physics/Chemistry in S.4.
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Intermediate 2
Pupils usually take these courses if they:
have finished Standard Grade Generallevel; or
want to take an alternative to StandardGrade Credit level; or
want to take up a new subject at school.
want to build up to doing Higher in S.6
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Higher
Pupils usually take Highers in S5 and S6 ifthey have reached Standard Grade Credit(or Intermediate 2) level.
They should take 5 Highers if they have
done well at S-Grade. Pupils normally need Highers to get into
higher education courses (degrees, HigherNational Diplomas and Higher National
Certificates) at university or college. Many pupils have a two year plan to gain
the Highers they need.
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Advanced Higher
Many pupils have a two year plan togain the Highers they need.
Some Advanced Highers in S6 may beavailable for pupils who have passedHighers well.
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Core Skills
There are five core skills: communication,information technology, numeracy,problem-solving and working with others.
These are the skills pupils will need to getthe most out of learning, working and livingtheir lives.
They are built into national units and
national courses, so they dont need to sitextra assessments.
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Progression
SG 5 or 6 Int 1
SG 3 or 4 Int 1 Int 2
SG 1 or 2 Int 2 Higher
Higher Adv Higher
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Active Citizenship
S.5/6
Prefect, buddy, paired reading.
S.6
Classroom assistant, committee work,
supporting events throughout theschool year.
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Support for Pupils
S4/5 Transition
Mrs Maura Thomson
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P.S.E. ProgrammesAims:
to help pupils explore their options post 16
to help pupils make informed choices
to provide relevant, accurate information on
school courses
further and higher education
employment and training
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Opportunities
Pupils can attend
Careers focused talks arranged duringthe session
University Open Days
Jobs Fair
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AdviceIndividual interviews with Pastoral Care Principals
to
review prelim results
review recommendations for further study set targets to improve attainment
agree courses
provide advice and support for those consideringleaving school
Subject-specific advice from class teachers andsubject principals
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Careers Scotland
Careers Advisers
work closely with Pastoral CarePrincipals
contribute to the PSE Programmes
offer a wide range of supports for pupilsand parents
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Careers
Mr Kevin Callan
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ASK THE PANEL