miss_gtr said:
if u do the hsc at tafe....u dont do all ur subjects do u? but no...i wouldnt, i'd just repeat year 12
Its no different. I don't know where people get these wacky ideas from that the HSC at TAFE is some how easier or harder (two things I have heard) or that you don't do all the stuff or you do more.
SCHOOLS and TAFE don't award the HSC, the Board of Studies does. Schools and TAFE's are just agents of the Board of Studies.
The HSC at School and TAFE is the same, just taught in a different environment. The same outcomes have to be fulfilled whether done at School or TAFE before you obtain the award of the HSC (from the Board of Studies).
Things only change once you get to the age of 20 and over where you have the option of doing the HSC and getting a Limited UAI with only a minimum of 1 unit of English and a minimum of 5 units (I think 5) of other subjects. And you cannot do a maximum of 9 units to qualify for the Limited UAI. Also the Limited UAI isn't accepted for all courses at university (thats why its a Limited one). On and you also cannot accumilate a Limited UAI, you have to do all the qualifying units in 1 year.
But even if you get a Limited UAI, that doesn't qualify you for the award of the HSC. The award of the HSC is based on a minumum of 12 prelim units and a minumum of 10 HSC units. Anything less will only get you a Statement of Attainment from the Board of Studies.
What UAC and the BoS recognise are two different things.