Page 3599 - Week 08 - Thursday, 18 August 2011

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(c) At the end of semester 1 of 2011, year 9 students studying

i.

English in a gifted and talented or special extension level class = 251 students

ii.

English in Level 1 or equivalent class = 757 students

English in Level 2 or equivalent class = 771 students

English in Level 3 or equivalent class = 141 students

iii.

mathematics in a gifted and talented or special extension level class = 228

iv.

mathematics in Level 1 or equivalent class = 867 students

mathematics in Level 2 or equivalent class = 870 students

mathematics in Level 3 or equivalent class = 225 students

(d) At the end of semester 1 of 2011, year 10 students studying

i.

English in a gifted and talented or special extension level class = 256 students

ii.

English in Level 1 or equivalent class = 727 students

English in Level 2 or equivalent class = 835 students

English in Level 3 or equivalent class = 157 students

iii.

mathematics in a gifted and talented or special extension level class = 215

iv.

mathematics in Level 1 or equivalent class = 809 students

mathematics in Level 2 or equivalent class = 908 students

mathematics in Level 3 or equivalent class = 238 students.

2) (a) At the end of semester 1 of 2011, year 11 students studying

i.

tertiary English = 2003 students

ii.

non-tertiary English = 703 students

iii.

tertiary mathematics at the level of Specialist Mathematics = 588 students

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Methods = 702 students

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Applications = 788 students

iv.

non-tertiary mathematics = 661 students

(b) At the end of semester 1 of 2011, year 12 students studying

i.

tertiary English = 1737 students

ii.

non-tertiary English = 533 students

iii.

tertiary mathematics at the level of Specialist Mathematics = 402 students

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Methods = 474 students

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Applications = 593 students

v.

non-tertiary mathematics = 543 students.

The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) Vocational College does not have separate year 11 and 12 classes. This is because the majority of students are older than school age and are completing their required number of units to achieve their ACT Year 12 Certificate. Hence the totals for each subject is provided.

i)

tertiary English = 130

ii)

non-tertiary English = 70

iii)

tertiary mathematics at the level of Specialist Mathematics = *

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Methods = 34

tertiary mathematics at the level of Mathematical Applications = 79

iv)

non-tertiary mathematics = 70

* not offered at CIT.

The CIT figures provided are to the end Semester 1 2011.


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