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Redeeming SACs To give students every reasonable chance to achieve a satisfactory result, the school may delay making a final decision about whether a unit has been successfully completed. This means that, in some cases, and where supporting documentation is provided to the YLC, students can be given extra time or further opportunities to demonstrate that they meet the required standard. Redeeming an N result for Outcomes If a final redemption opportunity is provided and a student is still unable to demonstrate a satisfactory understanding of the key knowledge and skills, or has not completed any final redemption opportunities, a result of ‘N’ (Not Satisfactory) will be received. This will result in an overall unit result of ‘N’ |
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AnN (Not Satisfactory) or J (No Result) means the unit is not successfully completed and no credit is awarded. This can affect a student’s ability to meet the minimum requirements for the VCE and, for Unit 3–4 sequences, may impact their eligibility for an ATAR. Students may need to repeat the unit or adjust their program to ensure they can still complete their VCE. If students are at risk of receiving an ‘N’ pre-emptive discussions are held with the student and their parents/guardians. They are assessed routinely throughout the semester on a variety of tasks, which can be re-taken to demonstrate competence. |
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