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This type of community learning is gained through learning experiences that do not follow a formal, accredited curriculum.

Examples of this type of learning include:

  • Acting as the carer for an elderly or invalid person
  • Creating media productions (e.g. films, websites) outside school
  • Officiating at a series of sporting events
  • Performing in sport at an élite level
  • Planning and coordinating community or recreational events
  • Taking a leadership role in community land-care or conservation groups
  • Taking a leadership role in community theatrical productions
  • Taking a leadership role in volunteer organisations
  • Taking a leadership role in the workplace
  • Teaching others specialised skills (e.g. dance).
Key Dates for Stage 2, or Combinations of Stage 1 and Stage 2

Round 1

 

Term 2

 

  Week 2

Applications for recognition from students/schools due at SSABSA

  Week 7

Student interviews for self-directed community learning completed

  Week 9

Central moderation

Round 2

 

Term 3

 

  Week 5

Applications for recognition from students/schools due at SSABSA

Term 4

 

  Week 3

Student interviews for self-directed community learning completed

  Week 5

Central moderation

Applying for Recognition of Self-directed learning

What can I get credit for?
- Community-developed programs
- Self-directed learning
What do I need to do?
Questions and answers
Community organisations
Teachers
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