Italian
2008 was the first year of implementation. The first WACE examinations for Italian were conducted in 2009.
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Course Summary
The Italian course develops the ability of students to communicate in Italian, understand aspects of the language and develop a greater respect for the Italian people, their rich and diverse culture, traditions and belief systems. The study of Italian may also provide opportunities for continued learning and for future employment and experience, both domestically and internationally, in areas such as public relations, commerce, hospitality, education, marketing, international relations, media and tourism.
Syllabus
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Course Accredited October 2007 (updated June 2010) |
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Course Accredited October 2007 (updated June 2011) |
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Assessment and Other Support Materials
Examination Materials
(157 Kb) Stage 2 and 3 Practical (oral) examination requirements 2012 
28/03/12
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Language Background Candidates Identification Form WACE 2010
 19/08/11
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