The New Zealand Correspondence School, New Zealand, Form 7 (Year 13) (Higher School Certificate/NZ University Bursaries)

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Title:

Form 7 (Year 13) (Higher School Certificate/NZ University Bursaries)

Institution:

The New Zealand Correspondence School, New Zealand

Level:

Secondary.

Description:

The programme is divided into two sections:
1. Optional subjects
2. Short courses.

Optional subjects:
AC700 Accounting
AG700 Agriculture and Horticulture
AH700 Art History
AR700 Art Practical
BY700 Biology
GL700 Classical Studies
CH700 Chemistry
EC700 Economics
EN700 English
FR700 French
GY700 Geography
GR700 German
HS700 History
JP700 Japanese
LA700 Latin
MA700 Maori
MX700 Mathematics with Calculus
MS700 Mathematics with Statistics
MC800 Musical Knowledge
MP700 Music Performance
PX700 Physics
SP700 Spanish
TY700 Typing

Short courses:
MC840 Advanced Aural Perception
AM700 Mechanics
AM740 Numerical Analysis
CS310 Principles of Computer Networks - NQF Level 3
TP700 Speedwriting
TT700 Typing Advanced.

New Zealand University Bursary: Students may sit the University Bursaries examination in one to six subjects.

Entrance qualifications: School-aged students and adults are eligible for enrolment.

Languages:

English

Media and methods employed: Printed text, radio broadcasts, video cassettes.

Printed correspondence texts prepared by/for institution, tutorial support, radio broadcasts. The school has available for loan a limited supply of some equipment: cassette recorders, toolkits, science equipment and some technical drawing aids. Various art materials are supplied where required. Other equipment such as sewing machines, typewriters, musical instruments and calculators are not lent by the school so students doing courses requiring such equipment need to make their own arrangements for their use. The school can give advice on the most suitable model of typewriter or calculator to buy. A video cassette recorder may be an advantage in some instances.

Administrative information:

Part-time correspondence mode is available to anyone aged 15 or over.
Full-time correspondence is for school-aged students who for various reasons cannot attend conventional schools.

All courses are available to non-permanent residents of New Zealand on a full fee paying basis, regardless of whether students are school-aged or adult, full-time or part-time.

Classification:

000000 BROAD, MULTISUBJECT STUDIES GENERAL

Date:

11 October 1996 vmb
Source: 1996 Prospectus

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