what happens if you fail one of your preliminary exams? (2 Viewers)

[theycallmebob]

so if I fail a prelim exam, after having satisfactorily completed all assessment tasks, will i be ok? or will i have to do year 11 again?

 

[TorMental]

Tbh, no one mentions year 11 after they enter year 12. (Except for bragging rights?)

Also : no one mentions year 12 after they enter uni (Except for bragging rights?)

In short, once you move forward, you don't really move back. Why would your school ask you to repeat year 11?

(Or if you're assuming that failing year 11 = repeat is generally not the case, but some schools are weird, hope yours isn't?)

 

[theycallmebob]

but i thought the prelims are your entry into year 12?

 

[enoilgam]

Tbh, no one mentions year 11 after they enter year 12. (Except for bragging rights?)

Also : no one mentions year 12 after they enter uni (Except for bragging rights?)

In short, once you move forward, you don't really move back. Why would your school ask you to repeat year 11?

(Or if you're assuming that failing year 11 = repeat is generally not the case, but some schools are weird, hope yours isn't?)

100% True.

 

[slyhunter]

but i thought the prelims are your entry into year 12?

No.

 

[theycallmebob]

so, in theory, i could fail all my exams and still go into year 12?

 

[BOSBOY]

The only thing that can stop you from progressing from Year 11 to Year 12 in a subject is if you get an N Award.

 

[slyhunter]

so, in theory, i could fail all my exams and still go into year 12?

Providing you don't get an N award then yes.

 

[Bloodstriker]

The only thing that can stop you from progressing from Year 11 to Year 12 in a subject is if you get an N Award.

+1

 

[theycallmebob]

this is fantastic.

 

[asianese]

You just have to 'seriously attempt' all assessment tasks and you can go straight into Yr12.

 

[enoilgam]

You have to be doing incredibly bad to get N awards trust me.

 

[theycallmebob]

You have to be doing incredibly bad to get N awards trust me.

not at my school haha, you just have to miss an assessment

 

[cem]

not at my school haha, you just have to miss an assessment

Missing one assessment task is NOT a criteria for an N award - you would get a warning and a chance to catch it up.

The BOS rules on this say you have to miss 50%+ of the assessment tasks - not one.

 

[Drongoski]

Missing one assessment task is NOT a criterion for an N award - you would get a warning and a chance to catch it up.

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Sorry.

 

[Aerath]

Also : no one mentions year 12 after they enter uni (Except for bragging rights?)

I've had law firms ask students what their ATAR was. And this is students who have graduated from university.

But of course, it's generally for like the first job only. And it is rare.

 

[BOSBOY]

The BOS rules on this say you have to miss 50%+ of the assessment tasks - not one.

True for HSC courses, but I thought the inquiry was about Preliminary, where there is no 50% rule.

 

[cem]

True for HSC courses, but I thought the inquiry was about Preliminary, where there is no 50% rule.

Still applies as the school has to submit N awards to the BOS and students have the right to appeal that determination to the BOS.

 

[MrBrightside]

Nothing. You move on to year 12. As long as it's considered attempted, it's okay.

 

[mecramarathon]

except for maths i thought the prelim was a total bludge

and kudos for the mention that no one really cares in uni what you got in year 12, its true