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Daymap Staff/StudentsDaymap Parent PortalAccelerusMoodleFacebookLearnLinkWe work collaboratively with neighbouring schools, TAFE SA and private RTOs to enable students to access VET Certificate courses.
VET courses are made up of units of work (competencies) that are nationally recognised. Most VET courses are accredited as part of the SACE. Parents must be aware that performance in all other subjects affects the results of the VET subject, particularly at Stage 2 (Year 12). Information regarding available courses can be accessed at isca.eschoolsolutions.com.au or read the attached booklet from the Inner South Curriculum Alliance. Many more courses are available from TAFE SA and private RTOs.
Websites for Parents as Career Partners: There are a multitude of websites designed to help people find information about employment, careers, education and training. The websites in the link are a ‘snapshot’ of those available.
The Mitcham Girls Careers website www.mitchamgirlscareers.com provides valuable career investigations, quizzes and general information about careers, SACE, VET, work placements, gap years, resumés, youth allowance and much more is now available to all Mitcham students and families.
The Australian Council of Educational Research (ACER) and the Social Research Centre (SRC) will be conducting telephone interviews with 800 current and former government senior secondary school students on behalf of the Department for Education from 27 April and 29 May 2020.
The Mitcham Girls High School community congratulates the Class of 2019 for their outstanding results!
On Tuesday 28 May the Premier of South Australia and the Minister for Education announced that Mitcham Girls High School will be a pilot school to ‘Lead the Way’ and offer Year 7 in a high school setting from 2020. We have been shortlisted because of our focus in progressive approaches to quality teaching and learning, our safe and supportive environment and our extensive transition program.
Work on the new MGHS STEM Centre has commenced. Once completed students will have access to flexible learning spaces and various technologies which will enable them to explore ideas, test various hypotheses and apply what they learn to real situations.
