NCEA Level 3 English
13ENG1 Course DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Mrs D. Northern.
Recommended Prior LearningAt least 14 Level Two English credits. If you do not have these credits, you will need the support of your Level Two teacher to help you with your choice, as our Level Two Literacy Development course may suit your needs more appropriately.
Experience has shown that many students discover an absolute passion for literature when studying English at Level Three. They will also develop their writing skills to a level that prepares them well for tertiary study.
The Level Three English course offers the full amount of credits and assessments required for a student to complete University Entrance (UE) Literacy. However, many students who have taken English at Level Two will have already achieved these. Students who may be thinking about future tertiary study should be thinking about English at Level Three to help improve their chances of success in tertiary study. Auckland University currently requires 17 credits specifically, in Level Two or Three English.
Every class will include both a range of internal assessments, as well as external assessments. This range will be personalised where appropriate to meet the interests and needs of individual students.
Most students will complete at least 14 credits in internal assessments and be prepared for two of their choice of three, of the external exams. External exams are each worth four credits. This means the average student should complete 22 credits. For more motivated students, more assessments are available.
Students may choose to attend a Scholarship class. This is currently an elective option.
Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
Stationery Requirements:
1 x 1B8
Headphones/earphones
One 40 page or two 20 page clearfiles, one scrapbook
This course is eligible for subject endorsement.
Course Contribution: nil
Departments:
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Contributions and Equipment/StationeryStationery Requirements: 2 x Scrapbooks, highlighters