SACE Stage 2 Industry Connections case studies
SACE Stage 2 Industry Connections · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Industry Connections is a SACE Stage 2 subject for students who want to build and apply skills, knowledge and understanding in a particular industry area. Rather than sitting a written paper, students complete an industry-related project that develops their capabilities and employability skills, and the subject is described by the SACE Board as fostering many elements of a thriving learner. It suits students already significantly engaged in industry, individual students designing their own pathway, or cohorts sharing a common industry interest. Schools can design it using a project-based learning model around one student or a group. The SACE Stage 2 Industry Connections case studies are 5 cases and about 4,171 words.
1The Placement Hours That Vanished
Amira is completing a Certificate III in Individual Support through her SACE Stage 2 Industry Connections program. Her training plan records 140 hours of structured workplace learning at a residential aged-care facility.
807 words, about 4 min2The Group Project With One Worker
In her Industry Connections folio, Bella is part of a four-person team producing a market-entry recommendation for a local manufacturer. The folio is school-assessed and contributes 30% of her grade.
830 words, about 4 min3The External Portfolio and the Borrowed Diagram
Dev is finalising his external assessment portfolio for Industry Connections. His workplace investigation report includes a process-flow diagram of a warehouse picking system.
844 words, about 4 min4The Host Employer's Confidential Data
Priya's external assessment portfolio is based on a 60-hour placement at a logistics firm. Her investigation analyses the firm's delivery failure rates and includes a table of monthly figures, a route map, and two customer complaint excerpts.
861 words, about 4 min5The Deadline, the Injury, and the Missed Observation
Noah is completing Industry Connections with a placement at a childcare centre. His assessment requires three supervisor observations of his practice, each signed by the nominated supervisor.
829 words, about 4 min