What are the compulsory courses in Sydney High School? I'm going to Sydney to go to 10 level.

There are only two compulsory courses in high school, math and English, and their grades are different.

All courses are graded according to the unit. Senior high school students should study at least *** 10U courses every year. Choose more courses, and get the best score in the college entrance examination 10U.

The lowest level of mathematics is 2U, and there are intermediate 3U and advanced 4U to choose from.

English majors can read ESL (English as a second language) easily. If they are confident, they can also choose advanced English, which also has 3U and 4U.

The highest level of mathematics and English is only available in grade 12, but you must study 3U in grade 1 1 to rise to 4U in grade 12. 4U math is equivalent to the level of college math (calculus series or something), so students of 4U English don't have to think about it. It's all classical literature or something.

In addition, there are countless elective courses, including physical chemistry, biology, historical geography, various languages (Chinese, Japanese, French, Latin, etc. Who makes Australia multicultural depends on the different courses offered by the school, and each language will have differences in beginners, advanced and background. The background is that you speak this language at home. For example, domestic students choose Chinese as the background), economics (finance, business, law), art (piano, orchestra, fine arts), housekeeping (sewing, cooking) and so on. It is said that there are more than 100 courses to choose from, which vary slightly according to different schools.

All elective courses are 2U.

In addition, if you are in grade 10, you are considered a junior high school in Australia. Junior high school takes a fixed course, while senior high school has only two grades: 1 1 and 12.