Chinese
Content
Year A : Personal Description and Relationships
- Further Study and Student Exchanges
- Holiday Planning
- Transport and Travel
- Family Life
- Adolescence
- Accommodation
- Current Affairs
Year B: Geography, Landscapes and Climate
- Environment
- Dining out, Cultural Customs and Appropriate Behaviour
- Celebrations
- The Arts
- Industry/Business/Part-Time Work
- Current Affairs
Assessment: All skills have equal importance and by the end of the course there will be an equal balance across the skills and this will be reflected in the assessment tasks. Each semester there will be two tests in each skill area. Exit Assessment at the end of Year 12 will be based on tests which will be recorded on Folio and Student Profile.
Career Pathways: The global expansion of travel, communication and commerce has bought Australians into closer relationship with China and our Asian neighbours. The skills you learn in studying Chinese will prepare you for a variety of exciting careers. You may want to head for a career in Foreign news correspondence, Advertising, Film production and Entertainment Media, Simultaneous interpretation and translation, Law, Education, Medicine, Travel and Business.
Cost: Covered by the Resource Hire Scheme; plus cost of excursions
Contact:
Phone: (07) 3328 8313 (Mr Dinh and Mrs Pan)
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