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Arabic — continuers | Stage 2 | Planning to Teach | Subject Operational Information | 2021

Subject operational information

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Stage 2 Arabic — continuers

These web pages connect schools and teachers to information on procedures relating to final moderation and external assessment requirements. Key dates, including dates for the submission of results, are also provided.

Stage 2 Arabic at continuers level is a 20-credit subject. It is an interstate-assessed language.

The learning and assessment requirements for this subject are set out in the subject outline [DOC 2.6MB].

Refer to Learning and assessment plans for information on developing and approving Stage 2 Arabic (continuers) LAPs.

Combining small classes

Refer to Assessment groups — Stage 2 (Information sheet 1) for information on combining classes to form an assessment group.

Online moderation

School assessment materials will be submitted for online moderation using school assessment results sheets in Schools Online.

 

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Key dates

For a simplified list of key operational dates, see the Arabic (continuers) calendar.

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School assessment component

Teachers assess the evidence of student learning for:

  • Assessment Type 1: Folio
  • Assessment Type 2: In-depth Study.

The SACE Board quality assures the school assessment results through final moderation.

Refer to SACE Assessment and Reporting Guidelines [PDF 290KB] and SACE Stage 2 Moderation Overview [DOC 33KB] for information about the policy context and procedures.

Moderation sample selection

Teachers select the moderation sampleof school-assessed materials to submit to the SACE Board.

Refer to Moderation sample selection, which includes FAQs and an instructional video.

Submitting school assessment materials for final moderation

School assessment materials for Stage 2 Arabic (continuers) will be submitted using school assessment results sheets in Schools Online.

For more information see Online submission of materials.

Supervision and verification

Refer to the information in Supervision and Verification of Students' Work: Policy and Procedures [DOC 90KB] on the use of the record sheet [DOC 164KB] to record and authenticate each student's work. If used, these sheets are to be kept in the school until the end of the clerical check period in February 2022.

A teacher who is unable to verify that the work is the student's own must initiate a breach of rules action through the school's SACE/NTCET coordinator.

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External assessment component

The examination consists of two assessments: an oral examination (25 marks) and a written examination (75 marks).

Oral examination

The oral examination takes approximately 15 minutes and has two sections:

  • Section 1: Conversation (approximately 7 minutes) (10 marks)
  • Section 2: Discussion (approximately 8 minutes) (15 marks).

Students complete an In-depth study outline for oral examination form [DOC 1.5MB]. For oral examinations held at a central venue or a country school venue, students hand the outline to the examiners. For telephone or videoconference oral examinations, students send a completed copy by facsimile to the SACE Board before the examination.

The complete timetable for oral examinations will be provided to schools in early September. The date of the oral examination will be available on the Arabic (continuers) online calendar.

Written examination

Students undertake one written examination, which has three sections:

  • Section 1: Listening and Responding (Part A: 15 marks; Part B: 15 marks)
  • Section 2: Reading and Responding (Part A: 20 marks; Part B: 10 marks)
  • Section 3: Writing in Arabic (15 marks).

The length of the written examination is 135 minutes. The written examination for Arabic at continuers level is conducted by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA).

Refer to the subject outline for details of the examination requirements.

The timetable for continuers written examinations will be published during June. The date of the 2019 examination will be available on the Arabic (continuers) online calendar.

Note

Preparing predicted examination results for external assessment

The SACE Board uses predicted results as part of the quality assurance of Stage 2 external examinations and performances, and for some approved special provisions in assessment. Refer to Results sheets — Stage 2 predicted results (Information sheet 52) for information on completing predicted examination results sheets.

Examination materials for external assessment

The SACE Board sends examination question booklets to examination centres according to the delivery dates in Written examinations — question booklets (Information sheet 48).

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