Year 9 Wood metal technology
9WM Course DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Mr K. Wilson.
This course follows the technology curriculum and involves following a brief to design and build a prototype to solve a problem. This course is for students who are interested in how things are made, like thinking creatively and enjoy the hands-on process of making and building out of wood, metal, acrylic and composite materials to name but a few.
Testing and trialling your ideas to see if they work combined with problem-solving is the key to this course. This course is primarily workshop based and along the way you will learn how to safely use a range of powered and unpowered tools in this environment. So if you enjoy being creative and using your hands while learning new skills then this is the course for you.
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Assessment Policy & Procedures Pathway
Year 10 Design & Visual Communication, Year 10 Technology Resistant Materials
This class has pathways into Resistant Materials in Year 10 and the Senior School.
Further pathways might include Engineering, Architecture, Trades and Construction, Graphic Design and many other Design based professions - etc. University Entrance for Creative Courses.
It is recommended that students pay the subject fees of $15.00 which covers the cost of take home materials used in the course.
1x A4 refill.
Own device is an advantage and necessary.