Teacher in Charge: S. Noble, R. Pule, N. Hackett.
Recommended Prior LearningStudents should have completed ECE L2. Fabric, Foods and Health subjects useful.
Recommend taking alongside Sciences, Health, Math, English for Social and Community Services Vocational Pathway link
This course runs for two periods a day, on five days out of the six-day timetable cycle. Students will go to day care centres, usually one day a week for approximately 1.5 terms for work experience and to observe workplace practices in operation. This will also relate to the student's unit standards and the gaining of Level 2 NCEA credits. Academy = No Fees. Practical and theory-based assessments Must have access to an infant, toddler or young child to do observations and work with on a regular weekly basis. Can be a sibling or family relative. Topics include:
Students in this academy will enjoy working alongside young children gaining a knowledge of their basic needs of and other aspects including health and hygiene practices and how they are applied to young children. This course is both theoretical and practical. Note There will not be a separate AWVA application form this year as all the information will come through schoolpoint or be covered at an interview or in the particular academy contract. If you have any questions email Sarah Maxwell on [email protected] . When emailing please state which academy course you wish to apply for. |
All Academies (AWVA), Early Childhood
Work placements at ECE centres (organised with the school) are a requirement for the sign off for some units.
Own stationary (pens, pencils, eraser, glue stick, ruler, printing credit, 2 x 1B5s ) Unit workbooks and assessment booklets provided by the academy.