Monitoring Course Progress and the Role of Agents
As agents, it’s very important that you help parents understand the course progress. If a student does not make satisfactory progress, they will receive a course progress letter.
Please note that parents may need your help when they receive this letter. So, be ready to offer the necessary support and guidance.
For students in Prep – Year 6 CRICOS 010139J
Students must get at least a Pass/C-/satisfactory (or similar) in main subjects each Semester.
For students in Years 7 to 10 CRICOS 082662E
Students must get an average grade of C- across main subjects.
Students in the senior secondary course (Year 11 to 12) must stay eligible for a QCE.
For students in High School Preparation CRICOS 0100089 and International Primary Preparation CRICOS 049712G
Academic Expectations: We expect students to meet the Standard in all English subjects. Active participation and a strong dedication to their studies are key.
Study Habits and Behaviour: Students should show good or better learning habits in most of their subjects. Also, their behaviour should reflect the College’s values and expectations.
Unsatisfactory Course Progress: If a student doesn’t meet the satisfactory course progress or our expectations for study habits and behaviour, we consider their course progress as unsatisfactory.
Duration of the courses:
- High School Preparation Course CRICOS 0100089 has a maximum duration of 66 weeks
- International Primary Preparation Course CRICOS 049712G has a maximum duration of 28 weeks