From Bond University
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS OPEN APRIL 1 AND CLOSE AUGUST 1
Our 2012 Scholarship Program opens for applications in one week, Friday, April 1. Bond University’s Scholarship Program offers a large number of full-fee and part-fee scholarships as well as cash bursaries to Australia’s best and brightest students. Most scholarships can be used for any single or combined program (with the exception of Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery) including our Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships, Corporate Scholarships and Deans’ Scholarships.
INVESTING IN YOUR FUTURE – SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION SEMINAR
Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William Street, Adelaide
Monday, June 20
7.00pm – 8.30pm
A university degree is one of the most important investments you will make in your lifetime and the costs and benefits must be considered. At this seminar you will learn about the various funding options available at Bond, including Scholarships and FEE-HELP. Please visit: www.bond.edu.au/events for more details.
OPEN DAY 2010
Bond University, Gold Coast
Sunday, July 24
10.00am – 3.00pm
Open Day is your chance to explore our world-class campus, engage with our internationally renowned community, and discover how we can bring your ambition to life. Be informed, entertained, and amazed. We’re opening the doors to our campus and a world of opportunity.
For more information visit http://bond.edu.au/open-day
Thank you!
Ms. Monica Magann
Careers Counsellor
Prince Alfred College
Dequetteville Terrace Kent Town, S.A. 5067
t: +61 8 8334 1243
f. +61 8 8363 0702
e: mmagann@pac.edu.au
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Scholarships Available for the Young Leaders Winter School
Scholarships Available for the Young Leaders Winter School
With the launch of the Trinity Institute in 2011, Trinity College is pleased to offer a number of full and half scholarships for Australian students for the Young Leaders Winter School – Young Leaders for Social Justice program in July. Please see the attached scholarship form for more information.
Young Leaders Winter School part 1: The ‘Persuasive World’
A one-week program that examines the world of media, psychology and law, where students:
• are introduced to a broad framework of psychology theory and principles that help explain human behaviour in different situations and environments
• investigate the psychology of persuasion and its influence on social interaction and decision making.
The program is directed by Dr Maureen Vincent [link to staff directory] and features a highly- interactive teaching approach that develops key skills for success in the classroom and beyond.
Young Leaders Winter School part 2: ‘Leadership for Social Justice’
A one-week intensive program where students learn the leadership skills critical to grassroots movements for social justice. This program is highly relevant to high school students with (or moving into) leadership roles at their schools.
Students will:
• explore the principles of equality, democracy and community
• develop skills of critical enquiry and personal judgment
• learn how to be exceptional student leaders
• learn how to make a difference as citizens and community leaders.
For more information please go to www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/young_leaders or email summerschools@trinity.unimelb.edu.au
With the launch of the Trinity Institute in 2011, Trinity College is pleased to offer a number of full and half scholarships for Australian students for the Young Leaders Winter School – Young Leaders for Social Justice program in July. Please see the attached scholarship form for more information.
Young Leaders Winter School part 1: The ‘Persuasive World’
A one-week program that examines the world of media, psychology and law, where students:
• are introduced to a broad framework of psychology theory and principles that help explain human behaviour in different situations and environments
• investigate the psychology of persuasion and its influence on social interaction and decision making.
The program is directed by Dr Maureen Vincent [link to staff directory] and features a highly- interactive teaching approach that develops key skills for success in the classroom and beyond.
Young Leaders Winter School part 2: ‘Leadership for Social Justice’
A one-week intensive program where students learn the leadership skills critical to grassroots movements for social justice. This program is highly relevant to high school students with (or moving into) leadership roles at their schools.
Students will:
• explore the principles of equality, democracy and community
• develop skills of critical enquiry and personal judgment
• learn how to be exceptional student leaders
• learn how to make a difference as citizens and community leaders.
For more information please go to www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/young_leaders or email summerschools@trinity.unimelb.edu.au
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Jason Fox: Academic Performance
On Wednesday the Year 12 boys attended their first Key Note from Dr Jason Fox. Jason is a dynamic presenter who combines humour with higher order thinking skills to engage the boys in academic performance concepts and approaches This Key Note was an introduction to the year-long program which focussed on creating the right mental models for meaningful goal setting to occur. Jason supplemented this Key Note with a performance workshop for the Prefects and House leaders on effective organisation and communication. Similar performance workshops will be offered to all students on a rotation basis, with students and parents having input into the session content.
Earlier posts on this blog have the outline of the year’s program which includes a parent night hosted by Jason. This program will be refined further throughout the year to ensure that Jason is working closely with the specific needs of the PAC Year 12s. Boarding needs, international students and students with specific learning styles and needs will also be catered for.
In between visits from Jason he has his website: enjoyexams.com which allows PAC students to login to his member area where over 10 hours of video can be viewed on study skills, as well as the opportunity to post specific questions. Parents are also warmly invited to log into this site. Your son has the relevant login details or you can e-mail me for more information.
Our first day with Jason has already made a significant impact on our students and we look forward to his regular contact with the school, both in person and via his website over the coming months.
Copies of Jason’s book are also available for students and parents and can be collected from Mr Parker’s office.
Earlier posts on this blog have the outline of the year’s program which includes a parent night hosted by Jason. This program will be refined further throughout the year to ensure that Jason is working closely with the specific needs of the PAC Year 12s. Boarding needs, international students and students with specific learning styles and needs will also be catered for.
In between visits from Jason he has his website: enjoyexams.com which allows PAC students to login to his member area where over 10 hours of video can be viewed on study skills, as well as the opportunity to post specific questions. Parents are also warmly invited to log into this site. Your son has the relevant login details or you can e-mail me for more information.
Our first day with Jason has already made a significant impact on our students and we look forward to his regular contact with the school, both in person and via his website over the coming months.
Copies of Jason’s book are also available for students and parents and can be collected from Mr Parker’s office.
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