Motueka High School Motueka High School

Year 12 Gateway

12GAT
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Ms A. Dalton.

Course Description:  Gateway is funded through the Tertiary Education Commission and is designed to strengthen the pathway for students to progress from school to workplace learning.   Gateway delivers hands on, practical learning that leads to nationally recognised qualifications.  Gateway will not be offered to Year 13's from 2026, therefore if you want this opportunity you need to take Gateway in Year 12. 

Students carry out a work placement at a local business, normally in their Gateway double period.  During class time they study work related topics and if available they will complete industry related units.  

Assessment:  All students MUST complete a Health and Safety standard before commencing work experience placements. There are also a number of work related class units available at Level 2. The number of industry credits available varies for each industry. Students are expected to achieve a minimum of 20 credits and complete a work placement.

The standards listed below are the expected class standards.  External providers used for Health & Safety and industry standards will be additional.

Prerequisites: To be accepted onto the Gateway program students must attend an interview with Mrs Dalton (Gateway Teacher) and Mrs Beatson (Gateway Coordinator) in Term 4 where a questionnaire will be completed prior. Students must show an interest in a future pathway and be willing to go on a work placement.


Learning Areas:

Education to Employment


Assessment Information

The following assessments are the core standards offered in Gateway. Not all students will complete all of these if they are working on industry standards or alternate qualifications. There will be additional courses run throughout the year as part of the Gateway programme, these will be work focused and they are often accompanied by credits.



			


				

Disclaimer

Courses offered will be subject to sufficient students taking them up and are not necessarily guaranteed to run.