Year 12 Dual Enrolled Programme
Dual Enrolled Programmes keep students engaged in education as they study or move from a secondary to a tertiary environment or employment and provide the opportunity to gain NCEA Level 1-2 and a tertiary qualification.
As this programme is delivered in conjunction with an outside tertiary provider, students’ must have demonstrated good attendance and behaviour in previous years. School Reports, attendance records and teacher comments will all be considered in the selection process.
A limited number of places are available.
no financial cost to the student.
See Mrs Connolly or email - cnm@cbhs.nz. Applications must be completed in August for the following year.
THIS IS A COURSE FOR STUDENTS LEAVING SCHOOL AT THE END OF YEAR 12. Students that are considering returning in Year 13 should NOT select this pathway.
This course is comprised of three aspects:
3 days as an enrolled student at Christchurch Boys’ High School (Monday to Wednesday)
2 days as an enrolled student at Ara Institute; Southern Institute of Technology; Avon City Ford or other tertiary providers (Thursday to Friday).
NCEA credits through comprehensive First Aid Course, and Hazard and Risk Assessment Course which will be held at CBHS in February
Learning
Learning will focus on relevant skills and industry-based training that leads to employment, apprenticeship opportunities or further tertiary-level study. Students will still get to take part in school sports and clubs and catch up with friends at school. Having access to both school and tertiary support services also helps with a smoother pathway into the workplace or education beyond school.
WHAT HAPPENS WHILE AT ARA OR OTHER TERTIARY COURSES
The aims of the Ara or other tertiary courses (Thursday-Friday) are:
To develop trade based practical skills
To gain Level Two NCEA through trade/industry relevant assessment
Who is the course intended for? This option is perfect for students who . . .
Want an alternative to traditional secondary and tertiary education.
Are looking for something hands-on, practical and relevant to an industry or profession.
Want a qualification that gives you skills and strengths employers are looking for.
Want to obtain NCEA credits for real-world career training.
This is a course for students NOT returning to school as Year 13 students
WHAT HAPPENS WHILE AT CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’
The aims for students while at Christchurch Boys’ (Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday) are:
To complete Level One NCEA thresholds (this will vary from student to student but includes Level One Numeracy, Level One Literacy and 80 Level One credits. NB: students that gained less than 50 Level One credits should consider selecting Level One courses instead)
To develop positive skills around work habits and relationships needed for a workplace
To develop life skills in preparation for the workplace or tertiary/trade apprenticeship pathways
Students will be supported through their Kaitiaki to keep up with school-based work and assessments to the best of their ability.