Year 10 Industrial Technology Skills

In this course students have the opportunity to engage with more hands-on learning. Through a range of manufacturing techniques and technologies, they will produce a set of projects using wood and plastic.

Students will spend the majority of class time working on their project applying manufacturing skills and processes. Workshop safety, industry topics and theory are also core elements of this course.

Pathways

Pathways: This subject provides a foundation for further studies of Industrial Technology Skills in Years 11 and 12. The skills developed may also have application to other (Humanities/Science/Arts/Technology) subjects. For pathways beyond school, please refer to the senior course descriptions.

Structure

Unit 1: Timber Technologies
  • Interpret working drawings
  • Demonstrate practical skills at an industry standard
  • Proficient creation of timber products that meet specifications from a set of drawings
  • Practice safe working habits
  • Evaluate products, processes and practices, include valid recommendations

Assessment: Product and Project Journal

Unit 2: Mixed Materials
  • Demonstrate practical skills at an industry standard
  • Thorough adaptation of workshop production processes
  • Practice safe working habits
  • Evaluating products, processes and practices, include valid recommendations

Assessment: Product and Folio

Contact

Mrs Natalle Sutton

nsutton@mfac.edu.au

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