From Nam Uc Scotch AGS to the global top 1% of universities
To graduate with SACE, students need to complete 200 credits, of which stage 1 (grades 10 and 11), students will study 100 credits. In stage 2 (grade 12), students will study the remaining 100 credits to complete the program.
In addition to the credits from the compulsory subjects, including English, Math, and Research Project (50 credits), students will be able to choose most of the subjects (150 credits) according to their interests and future goals.
At Scotch AGS, students begin the SACE journey in Grade 10 with the Research Practice subject. Early access to SACE will provide a good foundation for students to familiarize themselves with the roadmap, thereby being well prepared for the process of choosing subjects and majors in grades 11–12.
Grades 11–12: The curriculum revolves around three compulsory subjects: Math, English, and Research Projects, along with a group of selective subjects around four main majors: Technology, Medicine, Business, and Art.
In addition, the clubs and co-curricular activities at this Australian school also help students discover their potential and career passion, thereby laying a solid foundation for them to choose the right majors at the university level.
