Educational and Financial Report - Masada College
Educational and Financial Report - Masada College Educational and Financial Report - Masada College
Reporting Area 7: cont page 17 Student attendance & retention rates in secondary schoolsThe retention rate of students at Masada is always very high. Nearly all students have high academic aspirations and continue through toYear 12. This has been a consistent pattern.Year Level Absence Rate %Kindergarten 5Year 1 4Year 2 4Year 3 4Year 4 2Year 5 5Year 6 4Year 7 5Year 8 4Year 9 5Year 10 5Year 11 6Year 12 6Overall 4%YearsComparedYear 10enrolment on censusStudent AttendanceYear 12 enrolment2011Year 10 enrolment atcensus date remainingin year 12 oncensus dateApparentRetentionRateActualRetentionRate2009 / 2011 65 70 59 107.7 90.8%2008 / 2011 60 64 54 106.7 90.0%2007 / 2009 57 59 54 103.5 94.7%2006 / 2008 60 61 55 101.7 91.7%2005 / 2007 63 56 55 88.9% 87.3%2004 / 2006 77 72 68 93.5% 88.3%2003 / 2005 83 87 83 104.8% 100.0%2002 / 2004 56 59 55 105.4% 98.2%2001 / 2003 83 75 73 90.4% 88.0%The majority of students who left Masada in the period from Year 10 to Year 12 students, transferred to other schools rather than joining theworkforce. Year 10 has in recent years become an entry year, hence the high actual retention rate.16
Reporting Area 8: Post school destinationsNearly all Masada students continued on to tertiary studies — primarily at Universities, but also at specialised private colleges and TAFE.In 2011 there were 70 students completing the HSC. Of these students 40 were accepted into university courses in Australia.Below is a table outlining the degree choices of the 2011 cohort and the percentage of students selecting each degree.We are unable to track the destination of some of our overseas students who returned to their homeland for tertiary studies.DegreeAreas of selectionDegrees % studentsPlaces were spread across the Universities% at each UniversityUniversity of Technology 22%Business / Finance 28%Hospitality / Events 4%Design / Construction 22%Social Work / Teaching 10%Law 10%University of NSW 19%Sydney University 19%Macquarie University 29%Australian Catholic University 7%Others 4%Science/ Medicine 18%Others 8%17
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<strong>Report</strong>ing Area 8: Post school destinationsNearly all <strong>Masada</strong> students continued on to tertiary studies — primarily at Universities, but also at specialised private colleges <strong>and</strong> TAFE.In 2011 there were 70 students completing the HSC. Of these students 40 were accepted into university courses in Australia.Below is a table outlining the degree choices of the 2011 cohort <strong>and</strong> the percentage of students selecting each degree.We are unable to track the destination of some of our overseas students who returned to their homel<strong>and</strong> for tertiary studies.DegreeAreas of selectionDegrees % studentsPlaces were spread across the Universities% at each UniversityUniversity of Technology 22%Business / Finance 28%Hospitality / Events 4%Design / Construction 22%Social Work / Teaching 10%Law 10%University of NSW 19%Sydney University 19%Macquarie University 29%Australian Catholic University 7%Others 4%Science/ Medicine 18%Others 8%17
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