Murdoch University Enabling Course
On the successful completion of FlexiTrack High provides students entry for any undergraduate
degrees at Murdoch University that has an indicative ATAR of 70 or less. It is designed for Year 12
students.
The course provides a structured, acculturating and supportive learning experience for aspirational
students requiring alternatives to the ATAR pathway. Primarily the course focuses on developing the
academic skills as well as the self-regulation and independent learning competencies needed to
engage successfully with undergraduate study and flourish.
FlexiTrack Weekend workshops are run at various intervals throughout the program and FlexiTrack High
students are encouraged to participate in these workshops.
Learning outcomes for the FlexiTrack High
On successful completion of the four modules students should be able to:
– Use the University library (interface) to identify, locate and reference a range of academic
resources related to a single topic.
– Summarise and critically analyse academic texts where information is presented in written and/or
numeric form.
– Demonstrate an understanding of the academic terms ‘thesis’ and argument’ through their identification and application.
– Construct an academic text using the appropriate structure and academic conventions.
– Present an original academic argument in both written and oral form.
– Apply a range of independent and collaborative learning skills such as time management, selfregulation,
effective communication and teamwork to complete tasks within set timelines.
The training and assessment for this qualification is delivered under a third party arrangement
with Murdoch University. FlexiTrack High is a Provider Endorsed Program and is equivalent to 4 units
towards WACE attainment. For full course details please visit: http://www.murdoch.edu.au/OnTrack/FlexiTrack/
Costs
This course is available to participating schools and cost involved are incurred by the student. Fees to be advised.
