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ACT Year 12 Senior Secondary Certificate

  • Non-Award

This course leads to an ACT Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12) .

Key details

Degree Type
Non-Award
Study Mode
In person

About this course

This course leads to an ACT Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12) . It provides you with opportunities to gain: a formal senior secondary qualification; admission to tertiary institutions through an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR); entry to CIT courses requiring an ACT Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12) ; entry to specific careers such as the armed services; skills and qualifications for employment; levels of knowledge for specific technical or tertiary courses; or to develop personal skills and interests.

You can now complete other CIT vocational courses as part of your ACT Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12). Options of some evening classes are available for Mature Age students, subject to funding.

Entry requirements

Under ACT BSSS policy there are four categories of student who may enter the ACT Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12) course. The category is determined by age and/or by previous study history. If you are from a culturally or linguistically diverse background and are using English as a second language, you should have language skills equivalent to those at the end of the CIT course Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English.

Entry requirements for the intensive package are that you must demonstrate that you have the necessary academic reading and writing skills, and that you understand the maths concepts required, to successfully complete an intensive ACT Year 12 tertiary package.

You will undertake a skills evaluation at enrolment to determine your readiness to enter the one-year tertiary package. Alternate and preparatory courses are available for skill development if needed.

NB: As the intensive course covers work normally completed in two school years, you also need to commit significant time for both class attendance and private study.

The course that is best for you will be discussed at enrolment.

To study any course at CIT (excluding degrees and non-accredited training) you must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI).

Study locations

Bruce

Career pathways

University education, TAFE Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas, specific employment areas requiring Year 12 and general employment.