Applied Information Technology (General) is a course that will equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to make the most of computer software and hardware. They will learn to create, modify, and communicate information responsibly, effectively, and with a deep understanding of the digital landscape. This course offers a strong foundation for advanced studies and various technology-based career paths, ensuring students are well-prepared for the demands of the 21st century. It also enables them to grasp the profound influence of information technology on society.

In Year 11, students will study Units 1 & 2, followed by Units 3 & 4 in Year 12, which focus on:

Unit 1 – Personal communication: Students will learn to use technology to meet their personal needs and develop a range of skills that enable them to communicate effectively using appropriate technologies. They’ll gain knowledge that will help them navigate communication in a personal context.

Unit 2 – Working with others: Students will explore various technologies to manage data, common software applications, and wireless network components required for smooth operation within a small business environment. They’ll also examine the legal, ethical, and social impacts of technology within society.

By choosing this course, students will acquire valuable skills in:

• Word processing
• Spreadsheets
• Presentations
• Graphic design
• Web design and development
• Database management
• Project management
• Collaboration and communication

The Applied Information Technology General course will not only be engaging and enjoyable for students, but it will also set them up for success in our increasingly digital world. By investing in this course, you’re investing in your child’s future!

Prerequisite: Nil

Pathway: Year 12 Applied Information Technology (General)