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GRANVILLE SOUTH CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS

HIGH SCHOOL

VISIT: http://www.granvilles-h.schools.nsw.edu.au * PHONE: 9892 2654 * FAX: 9892 2764

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/Granvillesouthcreativeandperformingartshighschool TERM FOUR 2016 1

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Key Dates

Friday 16th December Last Day of Term 4

Monday 30th January First Day of Term 1 / 2017 for Years 7, 11 & 12

Tuesday 31st January First Day of Term 1 / 2017 for Years 8, 9 & 10

Thursday 9th February P&C Annual General Meeting – 11.00am

Student Achievements:

Congratulations to the following students who received Attendance Awards:

Year 7- Nouhou Barry Year 8 - Blair Kakari Year 9 - Kevin Dang

Jamal Issa Wesley Vana Cecilia Wiredu

Jacky Li

Khaee Oo

Sela Ratu

Matryx Tautuhi

Year 10 - Angelica Tedjo Year 11 - Jimmy Pham

Laurence Trieu

Front page photos: Remembrance Day Ceremony, Parent Thank you Morning Tea,

World Teachers Day Dinner, Annual Presentation Ceremony.

IMPORTANT NOTICES

Amir Jodeh and Joshua Latukefu - Student of the Term Presentation

Emma Roulston - Winner

Community Service Award


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Bronze Merit Award Winners

Year 7 –

Armani Alahmad Mohamad Alesbahi Zinab Al-Shinawa Mohamad Bezre Abdel Dib Imran Khan Joshua Latukefu Jael Meki

Adam Naaman Rayan Obeid

Sela Ratu Salehipa Sakekiki

Matire Tairua Mert Yildirim

Year 8 –

Yousif Abbas Mostafa Abduljabbar

Jonathan Accetta Mohamad Al Dulimi

Rusul Al-Khafaji Gassan Amine

Rowenna Amituanai Ayman Assafiri

Arash Azarakshi Alham Bashardost

Marwa Chaouk Yusuf Dandan

Hassna Dib Najia Dib

Faris Eid Hafizah El-Marouk

Sarah Hello Jaidan Hunt

Sarah Hussein Jabril Kabbout

Robert Kachour Blair Kakari

Amni Kanj David Langi

Paula Langi Anau Ma’Atu Malafu

Ilinga Ofa Ramona Parker

Omar Saraya Emrah Smajic

Lennyx Tautuhi Dylan Wallace

Taylan Yilmaz Linda Zeidan

Year 9 –

Amer Abu-Issa Ektemel Ajouz

Ismail AlHaidary Sajjad Al-Khafaji

Ali Arab Elizabeth Brown

Adam Charkawi Safaa Charrouf

Abdullai Dauda Ali Dib

Ali El Dirani Razzan El-Kassab

Macy El-Ahmad Yasmine El-Dadoun

Kouda Houssien Mya Ibrahim

Sai Mong Oo Analeta Rakuli

Tamer Tetik Toetuu Tomasi

Cecilia Wiredu

Year 10 –

Ahmad Abbas Mariah Abbas

Ecem Altunsoy Mohammed Charkawi

Nour Hawchar Jade Johnston

Raven Ngahiwi Jimmy Nguyen

Atelina Rakuli Kaw Doh Soe

Phoenyx Tautuhi Monika Vesse

Year 11 –

Joseph Bedros Elizabeth Bunoza

Shahinaz El Dirani Filipo Latukefu

Allanah Macatangay Emma Roulston

Deren Sen Onyx Tautuhi

Josefa Toga Michael Toro

Silver Merit Award Winners

Year 8 –

Hamzah Din Mariam El Kassab

Sarah Hello Blair Kakari

Mason Malu Stephanie Vella

Linda Zeidan

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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

I would like to thank staff, students, parents

and community agencies for their support in

our many endeavours this year.This term we

recognised our student sporting success for

2016 at the annual sports assembly, and our

student academic success and community

service at our annual presentation assembly.

We were supported with many parents and

guests who gave us very positive feedback

on both of these events. Our guests included

Mr Jason Clare, member for Blaxland, the

Honourable Mr Luke Foley, Leader of the

Opposition, Ms Anna Tsoutsa, Principal

Auburn Girls High School, Mr Dusan Dakic,

NSW Police Force, Mr Mark Busby, Creating

Chances, Mrs Randa Kattan, CEO Arab

Council Australia, Mr Colin Goodwin,

husband of the late Heather Goodwin

(support unit SLSO), Ms Inara Molinari,

Cumberland Council, Ms Layla Morcos,

LOWES, Mr Syd Thode, Merrylands RSL, Mr

David Flower, former student, Simaima

Taufa, former student and Jillaroos player

and Hanna Sio, Australian Sevens and

Wallaroos player.

We recognised many students at these

events. 2 of them were Amani Darwich of

year 12 and Karim Jebara of year 11.

Congratulations to Amani Darwich, the DUX

of year 12 2016. Amani worked consistently

for self-improvement and personal best. She

was involved in the creative and performing

arts and also contributed to student

leadership whilst balancing her studies.

Congratulations to Karim Jebara, the

recipient of the 2016 Principals award. Karim

is one of the top academic students in his

year group, has shown steady progress, is

consistent in his efforts across all courses,

has contributed to our sports coaching

program with local primary schools, has

represented the school at several events

through student leadership and sports, and is

respected by both staff and students. He has

an attendance rate of over 95%, and is

ranked 1st in 2of his preliminary courses, and

then 2nd, 3rd and 4th in his other courses.

For all members of our school, the most

significant events this year were those

included as part of our 50th anniversary

celebrations. Our 50th year has been

amazing!

The Flash Mob at Parramatta in term 1 was a Multicultural NSW funded and Arab Council Australia managed project led by Ms Tsaloukas. This project reflected our schools love of the performing arts and more specifically, the connections our students of many cultures, beliefs, and ages share. It was featured in the Daily Telegraph and there were thousands of online viewings of the video within days of the performance. Our year 11 music class with Ms Collins

wrote and recorded 2 unique School Songs

about our wonderful community, with the

support of Granville Youth and Community

Centre and funding from Parramatta Council.

Over 5 Friday morning sessions they

workshopped, composed, and refined their

ideas in order to produce the two songs. The

first live performance was at our first 50th

Anniversary assembly back in Week 5, Term

2. Our video clips to accompany both the

Official School Song and the Hip Hop Remix

have been presented on different occasions.

Both videos can be viewed via YouTube and

our school’s Facebook Page. These have

also had thousands of views.

The CAPA faculty also led the design and construction of a 50th anniversary mural which brought staff from across the school and students together. This mural brings life

RINCIPAL’S REPORT





to the formerly dull entry at the front of the

school.

Granville Multicultural Community Centre led

a video project with some of our students.

In addition, as part of education week celebrations we hosted a 50th Anniversary dinner supported by past students and teachers as well as special guests and current staff. Former students included the original year 7 class of 1966 and the first school captain as one of the guest speakers. The following weekend we held an open day for former staff and students. I would like to thank all the current staff, students and parents who supported this Saturday event. We all learnt about the 50 year history of our school, with 5 decade assemblies featuring former graduates as guest speakers, entertainment from our ensemble students and images and stories from each era. Former students spoke about the support they received from their teachers, not only in academic development but in social and emotional development and in decision making for life. We learnt that Granville South has a strong history in sporting success, in the performing arts with years of musical performances, with community partnerships, parent workshops and successful transitions into the world of work and further education. The school has had visits from famous guests including Dick Smith of Dick Smith Electronics, Tim Bailey and Vic Laruso, media personalities, Monique Coleman, a United Nations Youth Ambassador, and the British and Irish Lions Rugby Union players. The school garden became a community garden in 2002, opened by the Honourable Laurie Ferguson and community member John Koch, who, although retired, still looks after the garden today. The school hall opened in 1986, the support unit in 1993, the first library computer lab in 1997, the original gym and fitness room in 2002 and we have been a CAPA High School since 2012. This year, in addition to 50th Anniversary celebrations and the organisations already mentioned, we have worked on student and parent projects with Woodville Alliance, Auburn Youth Centre, Creating Chances, Western Sydney University, UNSW, Sydney

University, JP Morgan and ABCN, Granville Multicultural Community Centre and the Community Migrant Resource Centre. This year we have added a youth worker to our staff with Yusuf Mehcur, supported with assistance from chaplaincy funding and STARTTS. Our support unit staff and students, along with donations of plants and staff labour from Bunnings, have updated the front entry garden and the outdoor garden area near the community garden. Our Creative and Performing Arts Ensembles presented their annual performance at the Riverside Theatre and at school to a full hall of students from local primary schools. Their annual end of year concert was also very successful, with the audience including local primary students and our students and staff. We were featured in the ‘Our Spectacular’ performance at the Sydney Opera House. Our drama ensemble performed in 2 festivals, and students had the opportunity to perform at many school functions and local community events. Our teaching, administration and support staff

have continued their generous support of

public education in 2016, managing many

educational programs above and beyond

their regular classroom responsibilities. This

includes Ms Tsaloukas, and Mr Woollams,

who assisted behind the scenes for the

Schools Spectacular, which aired on

television the following week.

This year, 2 of our teaching staff were

recognised at the annual Australian College

of Educators’ World Teachers’ Day dinner.

Congratulations to CAPA teacher Ms

Cameron and Maths teacher Ms Fares. We

thank them for their service to our community.

Many of our parents supported projects and events this year including the Flash Mob at Parramatta, a range of community forums managed by the Department of Education and community organisations, recognition assemblies and morning teas, and of course our Open Day in Education week. Parents

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT





donated food and worked on the stall to raise

funds for the P and C. I would like to

particularly recognise our P and C President

Ms Caroline Bunoza for her support. We

hosted a thankyou morning tea in the final

week of term.

I would also like to thank staff who have been

with us for this year or longer who are moving

on to other jobs next year; Mr Roberts, Mr

Awad, Ms Green, Mr Zammit, Ms Zhang, Ms

Sujeevan, Ms Jouni, and Ms Fares. Ms Fares

is absent for part of next year to assist as a

Head Teacher Mathematics in another public

school.

I would also like to particularly recognise the

contribution of 2 long serving Granville South

staff. Ms Pam, ESL teacher, has accepted a

transfer. We wish her well and thank her for

her service to hundreds of students, many of

whom have been new arrivals to Australia

and have benefiting from educational and

emotional support from Ms Pam. Ms

Murdoch, our Kitchen Assistant, is retiring at

the end of this year. She has supported both

staff and students with her meticulous

management of the kitchens.

Finally, I would like to thank all our

community members who worked on 2016

projects and events. It has been a huge year,

with many additional activities and

responsibilities.

I wish you all a safe and happy holiday and

look forward to another successful year in

2017.

Mrs M Johnston

Principal

World Teachers Day Award Winners

Ms J Fares

Ms K Cameron

Ms K Cameron





DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S

REPORT

Mr T Price

I am writing this as I wait to go to our annual

awards ceremony so firstly I would like to

congratulate all those students who have excelled

in their studies and are receiving an award. It is

great to see a growing number of students who

are engaged and committed to their own

learning. These are the students who are seeing

the benefits of their hard work. Congratulations

also to hose students who value the education

they are receiving and make the effort to attend

regularly and on time. This certainly pays

dividends in respect of improved learning

outcomes. Secondly I would like to thank all the

parents, family and community members who

support their children in their learning. This

makes my job easier and the work of the

classroom teachers so much more satisfying.

2016 has been a very successful year from my

viewpoint, particularly the myriad of events that

revolved around our 50th anniversary

celebrations. I take my hat off to all the staff

members who worked tirelessly to make this a

success. Also to the many students who rose to

the occasion and supported in so many ways to

help make all the events a success. I am proud to

work in a school where so many people all

contribute towards the common good and

promote our school in a positive light.

I would like to wish all students and their families

a restful and safe break and if you celebrate,

Happy Christmas!

Mr T Price

Deputy Principal

Thank you morning

tea for parents

Remembrance Day Ceremony





DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S

REPORT

Ms D Issa

During Term 4, we had many achievements and

celebrations that we shared with our school

community. This includes Principal’s morning tea

to celebrate students’ academic performance,

Remembrance Day and Presentation Day

Ceremony highlighting our students’ academic

success, high attendance, citizenship and

community. Congratulations to all our award

recipients!

Some of the highlights of the term were:

- Academic Review interviews were

conducted with parents of students who

needed to catch up on their studies and

work with their teachers. It’s extremely

important for all students to complete all

Coursework and Assessment tasks before

the end of Term 4.

- Our students have finished their exams,

well done to those students who have

achieved their personal best, your efforts

and commitment to your studies will give

you an opportunity to achieve higher

results in your Higher School Certificate.

- The Homework Centre is a great

opportunity for you to work on your

homework, Assignments, Assessment

tasks and prepare for your exams. We

have trained teachers who are willing and

ready to help you with your studies on

Mondays from 3:15pm – 4:15pm.

- Our Senior Studies take place on Fridays

during periods 5&6 in the CIRCLE; senior

students are welcome to see Mr McLean

or Mr Tsekas for help with their studies.

Finally, thank you to all the students, staff,

parents and helpers from our school community

who have been working with our school to

celebrate events at Granville South CAPA HS.

I’d like to wish you a happy and safe break with

your families and loved ones. I am looking

forward to see you all in Term 1, 2017.

Ms D Issa

Deputy Principal





PRESENTATION ASSEMBLY





Congratulations to the students who were

recognised for their outstanding

achievements in the Creative and

Performing Arts Ensemble classes for 2016

at the Academic Presentation Assembly

Onyx Tautuhi

Excellence in Music Mobina Salari

Excellence in Visual Arts

Elizabeth Brown

Excellence in Dance

Jakob Kaihea

Excellence in Circus

Macey Rifahi

Excellence in Drama





SCIENCE FACULTY

L’Oreal Girls in Science Forum 2016

On Thursday 27th October, Mr Azzopardi, Dr Lisa

Wallis (Practical student) and five students;

Elizabeth Brown (Year 9), Elizabeth Bunoza (Year

11), Suzi Fadil-Wahib (Year 10), Sarah Kocergin

(Year 10) and Monika Vesse (Year 10), attended

the 2016 L’Oreal Girls in Science Forum held at

the University of New South Wales, Kensington

campus.

This excursion provided our students with an

opportunity to listen to three engaging

presentations from this year’s Australian L'Oréal-

UNESCO For Women in Science Fellows. These

Fellows, all women scientists in the early stages

of their scientific careers, were selected for their

outstanding achievements and contributions in

their chosen fields. Past Fellows have included

biologists, botanists, zoologists, doctors,

astronomers and physicists.

Our students were given the opportunity to hear

from the Fellows including their scientific

interests and the discoveries they have made.

After each presentation, students were able to

ask each female scientist questions and engage in

general discussion regarding their field of

expertise.

The event allowed our five students to listen to

the Fellow’s experience as woman scientists,

while also discussing the potential for future

study or careers in Science.

After the forum, students enjoyed a tour of the

UNSW campus, guided by current UNSW Science

students. Lunch was also provided and allowed a

further chance for students and teachers to

interact with the Fellows.

Mr A Azzopardi

Head Teacher Science

FACULTY REPORTS





Year 7 Excursion to Sydney Observatory

and Sydney Harbour Bridge

On Friday 2nd December, Mr Azzopardi, Ms Zhang

and twenty two Year 7 students participated in a

fun and informative excursion to The Sydney

Observatory in Miller’s Point, Sydney.

The excursion was hosted by ASPIRE, which is an

innovative partnership between Granville South

CAPA High School and the University of New

South Wales (UNSW). The program works with

students of all ages to build awareness about

higher education opportunities and encourage

students to think more broadly about their

future.

Within the Sydney Observatory, our students

participated in a ninety minute astronomy

workshop. This workshop provided an

opportunity for students to view the life cycle of a

star in spectacular 3D, journey through space and

time in a digital planetarium, and control a

computerised telescope to look at the surface of

the sun.

Following the workshop, ASPIRE staff and UNSW

student volunteers guided our students with a

walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Students

took the pedestrian walkway on the southern

side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. While walking

across the bridge, students experienced great

views of the Opera House, city skyline and Sydney

Harbour. It was such a beautiful day on the bridge

to frame our memory with big smiles in photos.

Congratulations to the following students for

their participation and excellent behaviour during

the excursion: Belal Abu-Issa, Omar Ajaj, Layal

Ajaje, Mariam Al Hirz, Myah Alameddine, Fatmh

Alassadi, Mohamad Alesbahi, Esam Al Khazaaly,

Maya Bahwiche, Nouhou Barry, Abdel Dib, Maysa

El-Marouk, Amjad Ghamraoui, Amal Hawchar,

Katelin Ika, Mobina Salari, Adam Naaman, Khaee

Oo, Sela Ratu, Sare Sadak, Ismail Sen, Matryx

Tautuhi and Maryam Trad.

Mr Azzopardi (Head Teacher Science) and Ms

Zhang (Science Teacher)





PDHPE FACULTY Sports Presentation

Granville South Creative and Performing Arts High

Schools long, proud and illustrious sporting

history has certainly been upheld this year, with

student involvement in sport of all kinds well and

truly thriving. Our end of year Sports

Presentation on Thursday 1st December was an

opportunity to highlight some of the fantastic

individual and team achievements this year.

These included:

- Two NSW Football Catholic Churches

Representatives Abdullai Dauda & Jakob Kaihea

- 12 years Zone Age champion in cross country -

Akram Jebara

- Two 15 Year Old Zone Athletics Age champions -

Ebony Coker & Abdullai Dauda

- An Australian Street Soccer Representative who

was flown to play in France - Ali Dulleh

- Sydney West Rugby Union

Representative – Akosita Masima

- Two NSW CHS Rugby Union

Representative – Brodie Dillon & Iasinita

Fangupo

- Finally the best 15 year old swimmer in

the prospect zone - Bilal El-Arab

Special mention must go to our Major

award winners on the day

- Tatafu Polota Nau Excellence in Sport – Brodie

Dillon

- Ruth Everuss Achievement Award – Bilal El-Arab

- NSW Premiers Sporting Challenge Medal Winner

– Akram Jebara

- Sports Person of the Year – Khaled Ahmadzai

For these efforts and others we congratulate all

our students on the way they have all

represented our school with pride and courage.

A massive thank you to Simaima Taufa and

Hannah Sio our special guests, along with all staff

who have supported the Schools Sports Program

in one way or another this year. I look forward to

a successful 2017 Sporting Year





Year 7 ‘ZAP Day’

On Thursday the 17th of November, Year 7

completed their ‘Creating Champions’ program

with the ZAP Day celebrations down at Granville

Park. Students were bussed down to the park by

9:30am and got straight into their activities,

participating in a range of fun, engaging physical

activities emphasising teamwork and

cooperation, as well as many of the lessons

learned throughout the duration of the Creating

Champions program such as resilience, values

and communication. Students were treated to a

free BBQ lunch on the day. Despite the heat,

students participated enthusiastically and

Creating Chances facilitators had nothing but

praise for the efforts of our students. A big

congratulations to Year 7 for their outstanding

efforts throughout the whole program. A special

congratulations to the following students, who

received awards at the Annual Sports

Presentation day for their exemplary effort

throughout this program:

- Joshua Latukefu

- Shayma Ajouz

- Khaee Oo

- Sela Ratu

- Rayan Obeid

- Jasmine Nahle

Mr D White

HT PDHPE





VET Sport Report

VET Sport, Fitness and Recreation Term 4 update

Every Friday morning throughout Term 4 Year 11

VET Sport Coaching students have been attending

Blaxcell St PS. Students have been responsible for

assisting staff and delivering practical sessions to

primary students in years 4, 5 and 6. This has

allowed students to improve their confidence

levels as coaches, take on leadership roles, and

develop a good rapport with the primary students

and also to gain experience as an assistant coach

in a variety of sports.

Well done to all students for their ongoing assistance, effort and participation in whole school and community sporting events.

Miss Rama

Vet Sports Coaching /PDHPE Teacher





P & C Association news

Our first meeting for 2017 will be held on Thursday 9th February at 11.00am in ‘The Circle’

in A Block. This will be our Annual General Meeting.

Please come along and give support to our school. The meeting also gives the opportunity

for you to hear what the school is planning for 2017. There will be time for questions

however it would be best to email the school – attention Mrs Grinyer to ensure we have

the correct answer for you and it be tabled on the agenda. We would welcome new

members.

Early in 2017 the P & C will be having a silent auction for a Gas BBQ (box is damaged). The

BBQ is new and has been donated to the P&C for fund raising.

S Grinyer P & C Association Secretary

P & C NEWS

Thank you morning tea for parents





School Uniform Suppliers

ADMIN INFO

A note from the administration office

SALE SALE SALE - we have a limited stock of school uniform for sale. Sizes vary.

50th Anniversary memorabilia - limited stock only ….

Pen & pencil sets (in a gift box) - $10.00, torch key rings - $7.00, anniversary booklets $10.00.

Year 7 main stream students - Book packs ($35.00) and calculators ($22.00).

These items may be purchased from A Block office.

We understand that this has been a busy year and you may have overlooked school fees, if you have not

already paid school fees they will carry over to 2017 for easy payment. All fees may be paid in instalments

either before school, recess or lunch. If paying by EFTPOS this should be done before 1.30pm.

Early 2017 the school will have a payment on line facility. Further information will be distributed early in

the New Year.

Thank you for your support during the year.



UNIVERSITY OPTIONS

UAC Advice on Subject Bonus Points

Some UAC institutions may allocate bonus points

in recognition of your performance in Year 12

subjects that are relevant to the course/s for

which you have applied. These are subject bonus

points.

Bonus points do not change your ATAR; they

change your selection rank for a particular course

or institution. As the bonus point’s schemes for

each institution, and often for each course, are

different, your selection rank can be different for

each course you list in your course preferences.

Check each University here: http://www.uac.edu.au/atar/bonus-

points/subject-bonuses.shtml

UAC Undergraduate Admission Receiving Your

Offer

http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/re

ceive.shtml

University of Wollongong's South Western

Sydney Campus

University of Wollongong’s South Western

Sydney (SWS) campus -

http://www.uow.edu.au/swsydney/index.html

based in Liverpool has now opened and is

commencing in February 2017. The new campus

will offer various undergraduate & postgraduate

degrees including arts, business, IT, health

management with Nursing on offer from 2019.

Campus tours are now on offer. Contact Chiara

Mammone - [email protected]

B ICT (Health Information Management)

Significant job opportunities in Australia and

internationally. Contact [email protected]

or Anupama Ginige on [email protected]

UNSW HSCyalater

17 December. 11.00am to 7.00pm

UNSW Kensington Campus

Celebrate post HSC with food and entertainment

on campus.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/hscyal

ater-0

UNSW Info Day


UNSW Kensington Campus

Receive advice before close of UAC preferences.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unsw-

info-day

UTS ATAR Online Q and A

16 December. 9.00am

Advice after you receive your ATAR.

https://www.facebook.com/events/328788340824436/

University of Sydney Arts Degree Planner

Guidance on selecting units for your majors in

Arts.

http://sydney.edu.au/arts/course_planner/under

grad/degrees/index.shtml

Torrens University Options Day


46-52 Mountain Street, Ultimo

Course and career planning opportunities.

http://www.torrens.edu.au/about/events-and-

workshops/sydney-options-day-design

University of Canberra Personalised Course

Guide

UC can provide prospective students with a

personalised course guide, after the completion

of a form.

https://www.canberra.edu.au/courseguide

CAREERS CORNER

http://www.uac.edu.au/atar/bonus-points/subject-bonuses.shtml

http://www.uac.edu.au/atar/bonus-points/subject-bonuses.shtml

http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/receive.shtml

http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/receive.shtml

http://www.uow.edu.au/swsydney/index.html

mailto:[email protected]



https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/hscyalater-0

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/hscyalater-0

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unsw-info-day

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unsw-info-day

https://www.facebook.com/events/328788340824436/

http://sydney.edu.au/arts/course_planner/undergrad/degrees/index.shtml

http://sydney.edu.au/arts/course_planner/undergrad/degrees/index.shtml

http://www.torrens.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/sydney-options-day-design

http://www.torrens.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/sydney-options-day-design

https://www.canberra.edu.au/courseguide



5 Things to think about when choosing a

university course

http://sydney.edu.au/news-

opinion/news/2015/08/24/five-things-to-think-

about-when-choosing-a-university-course.html

TAFE

TAFE Counselling and Careers Advice

Counsellors can help you: Clarify your career goals Find a course that meets your needs Identify obstacles you may be facing – and

advise you about tackling them Once you've enrolled, TAFE counsellors can support you through your studies with a wide variety of advice, including help with: Course planning and study pathways Educational difficulties Study skills Career development Find a campus nearest to you. Visit:

https://www.tafensw.edu.au/find-campus

Women in automotive mechanical technology

trades

See Courtney Harrison - 2016 NSW Apprentice of

the Year - why she chose automotive mechanical

technology, how she won an apprenticeship with

her employer, and how she’s smashed the

challenges encountered in this non-traditional trade

area.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXki9zRcOiI

Sydney TAFE Career Development Sessions

20 December. 10.30 to 11.30. Ultimo TAFE Building

D, Level 4, Room D4.

12 January. 11.00 to 12.00. Ultimo TAFE Building


18 January. 2.00 to 3.00. Ultimo TAFE Building


27 January. 10.30 to 11.30. Marcus Clark Building,

Level 1, Room W1.19, 827-837 George Street,

Haymarket

Course and career planning opportunities.

http://sydneytafe.edu.au/newsevents/events/plan

ning-tafe-and-your-career

TAFE NSW Credit Transfer database available

The TAFE NSW Credit Transfer database has been

designed as a One Stop Shop where study pathways

to 18 Australian Higher Education Providers are

listed. With over 2,000 pathways available, the

Credit Transfer database helps students (and their

advisors) tailor their study journey by combining a

TAFE qualification with a degree. Go to:

https://credittransfer.tafensw.edu.au/

COLLEGES Short Courses at The Australian College of Applied

Psychology

The Australian College of Applied Psychology will

offer short courses from 2017. Understanding

Mental Health (February), and Trauma Informed

Care (March) will be taught over consecutive

Saturdays at the Sydney CBD campus. A Statement

of Attainment earns credit towards ACAP Diploma

courses. Visit :

http://study.navitas.com/NVT-PEP-ACAP-

ShortCourses.html or call 1800 061 199.

AIE Information Evening

18 January

Course and career advice on 3D animation, game

development and visual effects.

http://www.aie.edu.au/information-evening

Cabin Crew Flight Attendants Course FAQs

http://www.aviationaustralia.aero/cabin-crew-

faqs/



http://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2015/08/24/five-things-to-think-about-when-choosing-a-university-course.html




https://www.tafensw.edu.au/find-campus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXki9zRcOiI

http://sydneytafe.edu.au/newsevents/events/planning-tafe-and-your-career

http://sydneytafe.edu.au/newsevents/events/planning-tafe-and-your-career

https://credittransfer.tafensw.edu.au/

http://study.navitas.com/NVT-PEP-ACAP-ShortCourses.html

http://study.navitas.com/NVT-PEP-ACAP-ShortCourses.html

http://www.aie.edu.au/information-evening

http://www.aviationaustralia.aero/cabin-crew-faqs/

http://www.aviationaustralia.aero/cabin-crew-faqs/



Australian Institute of Personal Trainers (AIPT)

Traineeships

http://www.aipt.edu.au/traineeships-courses/

Whitehouse Institute of Design partnership with

The Woolmark Company

TWC is sponsoring the major prize in the TWC’s

Wool4School student design competition for 2017.

The Winner will be offered a scholarship (full tuition

fees) to the Bachelor of Design at Whitehouse

Institute of Design commencing 2018. For more

information on Wool4School go to:

http://www.wool4school.com/about

William Blue Options Day

16December. 10.00am to 4.00pm

1 Hickson Road, The Rocks.

Course and career planning opportunities in

hospitality management.

http://www.williamblue.edu.au/about/events-and-

workshops/options-day

Bedford College - No ATAR

At Bedford College, students are given the

opportunity to follow their passions no matter their

results in the HSC. We offer a supportive, friendly

environment with experienced industry current

teachers - perfect for those students who thrive in a

practical and hands-on learning environment. For

more information, contact www.bedford.edu.au or

call 1300 74 174.

ACNT Options Day


235 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont

Course and career planning opportunities in natural

therapy.

http://www.acnt.edu.au/about-us/events/sydney-

options-day-1

Endeavour Natural Health Enrolling Webinars

19 January, 2 February, 16 February, 23 February.

https://www.endeavour.edu.au/events

Study Options for Agriculture Careers

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_h

sc/agriculture-study-options.html

Jenny Gardiner Scholarship

Closes 23 December

Do you live in regional NSW and will you study at a

regional university or apprenticeship in regional

NSW and can you write a 2,000 word essay? Value

of $2,000.

http://www.nswnationals.org.au/jenny_gardiner_s

cholarship

$20 Boss Pre-Registrations Open for 2017

Start up your own business on $20. Pre-

registrations now open.

https://www.fya.org.au/our-programs/20boss/

COURSES & WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS

HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY



http://www.aipt.edu.au/traineeships-courses/

http://www.wool4school.com/about

http://www.williamblue.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/options-day

http://www.williamblue.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/options-day

http://www.bedford.edu.au/

http://www.acnt.edu.au/about-us/events/sydney-options-day-1

http://www.acnt.edu.au/about-us/events/sydney-options-day-1

https://www.endeavour.edu.au/events

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/agriculture-study-options.html

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/agriculture-study-options.html

http://www.nswnationals.org.au/jenny_gardiner_scholarship

http://www.nswnationals.org.au/jenny_gardiner_scholarship

https://www.fya.org.au/our-programs/20boss/

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