Home based Mature age Mature age entry requirements are outlined in the As per requirements Principal Exempt Enrolment Eligibility guidelines and require applicants outlined in the to comply with the: ; and ; and . . Residential blocks only form part of a mature age student enrolment where the subject/s undertaken have compulsory practical requirements, for example science. If mature enrolment numbers were such that there is a demand for residential blocks for other subject areas this may be facilitated where capacity exists. Students currently enrolled who turn 18 years of age during their Year 12 studies are not considered mature age students. Dual enrolments (School based) To be eligible for dual enrolment the student must be enrolled in a NT school that is not be able to meet all of the course requirement needs of the student. Student enrolment arrangements are generally negotiated between the main school principal and the distance education student’s school principal. Criteria Evidence Delegation Fees requirements Direct NT government school student Main school Principal Exempt principal’s To be dually enrolled in a NT government school and of endorsement distance education school one of the following criteria enrolment is based on Distance education must be met: the school not being school has sole For (Year 7 able to provide an responsibility for middle and senior secondary students appropriate course for to Year 12), the school must not be able to provide the learning and an appropriate course on the basis of; the student. assessment planning, course specialist teachers are not available, or materials, delivery student is transferring between schools with and assessment of the course to the subject differentiation, or student. school timetabling constraints limit or prevent student subject choice. For (Transition to Year primary school students 6), the school must not be able to provide an appropriate course for example: components of the program are school’s delivered in first language the school has limited capacity to deliver alternative programs or programs that meet the student needs. NT non-government school Non-government Principal Fees school principal’s endorsement of enrolment is based on
Home based Mature age Mature age entry requirements are outlined in the Enrolment Eligibility guidelines and require applicants to comply with the: ; and . Residential blocks only form part of a mature age student enrolment where the subject/s undertaken have compulsory practical requirements, for example science. If mature enrolment numbers were such that there is a demand for residential blocks for other subject areas this may be facilitated where capacity exists. Students currently enrolled who turn 18 years of age during their Year 12 studies are not considered mature age students. As per requirements outlined in the ; and . Principal Exempt Dual enrolments (School based) To be eligible for dual enrolment the student must be enrolled in a NT school that is not be able to meet all of the course requirement needs of the student. Student enrolment arrangements are generally negotiated between the student’s main school principal and the distance education school principal. Criteria Evidence requirements Delegation Fees Direct Distance education school has sole responsibility for the learning and assessment planning, course materials, delivery and assessment of the course to the student. NT government school student To be dually enrolled in a NT government school and distance education school one of the following criteria must be met: For middle and senior secondary students (Year 7 to Year 12), the school must not be able to provide an appropriate course on the basis of; specialist teachers are not available, or student is transferring between schools with subject differentiation, or school timetabling constraints limit or prevent student subject choice. For primary school students (Transition to Year 6), the school must not be able to provide an appropriate course for example: components of the school’s program are delivered in first language the school has limited capacity to deliver alternative programs or programs that meet the student needs. Main school principal’s endorsement of enrolment is based on the school not being able to provide an appropriate course for the student. Principal Exempt NT non-government school Non-government school principal’s endorsement of enrolment is based on Principal Fees
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