Interview with the teacher in charge.
This course helps support students to transition into the workforce. Students will be on a weekly work placement for a minimum of one term. Set unit standards will be provided, located from Industry Training Organisations, which is relevant to the learners workplace. Possible outcomes are; apprenticeships, on-the-job training and developing work-ready skills.
Gateway students already know what career they wish to explore and are willing to be placed out in the community with a business, on a work placement.
- Suitable for students aiming for an apprenticeship or employment during 2024 or the following year
- Students must be ‘work ready’ i.e. positive attitude and willing to be engaged
- Capable of working independently in order to achieve 20 industry credits
- Be prepared to miss one day a week of school for at least one term
- Be able to catch up on other subjects independently or by using Gateway classroom time
- Can take Gateway ‘off-line’ which means outside of the school timetable (an extra subject)
- Students are unable to choose both 3PW and 3GAT, as there are clashing unit standards delivered
Term 1
Plan a Career Pathway
Demonstrate Knowledge of a specified workplace
(individual ITO's)
Term 2
Listen actively to gain information in an interactive situation
Speak to a known audience
(individual ITO's)
Term 3
Interview in informal situations
(individual ITO's)
Term 4
Exercise informed choice when making a significant purchase
(individual ITO's)
NCEA Level 3 Courses, Pathways, Te Huarahi (Business, Languages & Pathways)
Students will also be offered extra unit standards on top of credits below, depending on their work placement. Example; First Aid x 4 credits, SafetynAction x8 credits, MITO x23 credit and Service IQ x20 credits.