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ABOUT THIS COURSE
ABOUT THIS COURSE
In this Level 2 Pacific Studies Course, you will have the opportunity to explore Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the Pacific Ocean, through navigation, climate, and cultural markings. The Pacific is made up of a diverse group of Pacific peoples, cultures, languages, and more - with a mix of similarities and differences that make up the beautiful ocean we call home. Through this course, you will be able to develop key research skills to be able to explore through a Pacific Lens the complex nature of the Pacific Region.
In this Level 2 Pacific Studies Course, you will have the opportunity to explore Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the Pacific Ocean, through navigation, climate, and cultural markings. The Pacific is made up of a diverse group of Pacific peoples, cultures, languages, and more - with a mix of similarities and differences that make up the beautiful ocean we call home. Through this course, you will be able to develop key research skills to be able to explore through a Pacific Lens the complex nature of the Pacific Region.
What should I have already achieved?
What should I have already achieved?
Ideally, have explored a Social Sciences subject in Year 11
A developing understanding of research skills
A deep interest in the Pacific Region, including environment, culture, language and its peoples
Growing written skills to produce conclusions
A work ethic to meet deadlines to complete a range of internal assessments throughout the year
What will I learn?
What will I learn?
To excel in this course, you should be ready to demonstrate and develop the following skills:
Research Skills: Finding sources to be able to explore key questions.
Written Skills: Building your ability to write responses using a range of historical evidence.
Presentation Skills: Ability to present conclusions in a range of presentation forms
Using sources: Unpacking sources from a Pacific Lens
Career Pathways
Career Pathways
The skills you gain in Level 2 Pacific Studies are highly transferable into a range of other subjects, career pathways, and opportunities.
Government agency roles: Work in various ministries, such as those focused on social development, business, or education.
Journalism and broadcasting: Work as a journalist, writer, or in other media and communications roles.
Museums and heritage: Work in the museum and heritage sector, using your knowledge of culture and history.
Educator: Work as an educator or in educational administration.
Climate change and environment: Work in fields related to climate change, environmental sustainability, or resource management.
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