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Marian College
A Kildare Education Ministries School in the Brigidine tradition
304 Barkly Street, ARARAT VIC 3377
Phone (03) 5352 3861
Email: principal@mcararat.catholic.edu.au
Web: www.mcararat.catholic.edu.au
Issue 19
20th July, 2020 Principal: Mrs. Carmel Barker
Big Science Competition - page 10
In My Words Careers
- pages 4 - 9 - pages 14 - 16
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From the Head of Organisation College was timely and relevant. It
was inspiring to talk about the need for
courageous leadership in times of crisis.
& Student Pathways It was also challenging to hear that we
cannot be too comfortable and “breathe
freely” while others are in chains and we
are contributing to the chain making. All
Dear Parents, Carers, Friends and Students of Marian College, of us are the voice, the hands and the feet
of Jesus in this world and need to make
We encourage excellence and perseverance in learning, a stand against injustices that we see in
We strive for continuous improvement
the world. Our Principal, Carmel Barker,
addressed the issue of ‘What matters?”
challenging us to remain focused on what
Come to my rescue, God, House Day has been identified by John Hattie and
others as ‘key’ game-changers for student
my help, whenever I’m in learning. Steph Saravanja provided an
Our last day of Term 2 became a
trouble. Turn me away from my partial House day, where students excellent session on student and staff
tendency to block or avoid my participated in activities in TA groups well-being with practical activities for
within their Houses. It was great us to participate in to relieve stress and
difficulties. With you at my side, anxiety.
to see our student house leaders in
I can gain perspective on my action, running many of the sessions
problems and look for healthy for their peers. While we could not Plans for the remainder of the Term
ways to resolve them. I may do our usual gathering together
as a whole house, this was a way At this stage, Marian College has in
even be able to grow through for students to enjoy the chance place a plan for a return back to remote
them. May I always turn to to compete as a TA. We had pies, and flexible learning if we are directed
sausage rolls, or vegetarian rolls with to. This directive will come from either
you first.” In the name of the the Catholic Education Office or the
a drink for lunch. Well done to all
Father, the Son and The Holy involved! Department of Health and Human
Services. We will keep you informed if any
Spirit, Amen.
Subject Selection Process situation arises and we are directed to
close the school.
Welcome back to school for Term Our subject selection process is
going to have to be a bit different Unfortunately, all excursions and camps
3! for the term have been cancelled.
this year so we have set this up so
We are really excited to be back in there are short video clips of subjects
for students and parents to look at. We would encourage you to call the
classrooms with students this term. office if you need information rather than
We are also aware of how lucky we This will be on our webpage very
soon. Watch the newsletter for more coming into school.
are. Of course, we are thinking about
Melbourne metropolitan schools information about this.
Lucy Edwards,
who are now back in lockdown. It is Head of Organisation and Student
a difficult time for many students. Staff Retreat Days - Term 3
Pathways
However, rural and regional schools
have remained open. Marian College On the first two days of this term,
is pleased that our students have staff participated in three different
returned to school as normal. sessions for our staff retreat. One
Semester Reports were released to session was led by Renee Overin from
PAM during the last week of Term 3. Kildare Ministries and St. Joseph’s
Please make sure that you have a look in Echuca. Her discussion about our
at these. living justice principles at Marian
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IN MY WORDS with Archie Conboy
bigger than the ones in our lounge room. although it was hard it was good for me to
But some things do change, Danny now eats focus on other things and one of those was
roughly as much as a fully grown grizzly bear farming which I now love just as much.
and the only food I have a hope of stealing
off him is mushrooms! I relish living on our farm as it gives you
the freedom to just go out and there will
Skip to four years later and as Danny and I always be something to do. As we are a
were the perfect children, we had another smaller operation compared to other people
sibling, a sister Jasmine. And that is when in the district, I work for Dad’s cousins over
the house got flipped upside down! Jaz is harvest and their big gear always keeps me
extremely competitive and right from the first on my toes but I love the long hours and
moment she was running the household and the satisfaction of looking back and seeing
had all of us tied around her finger. Nothing the progress that’s been made. Farming or
happens anymore without the “boss” knowing a job in the agricultural industry is definitely
about it. something that I see myself doing in the
future.
Back to me now and my passions, everyone
knows I love my sport, especially footy. Sport Good luck to the
has given me many opportunities, least of rest of the Year
all getting to train at Hawthorn under the 12s in whatever
mentorship of Peter Knights. This taught me comes next.
many things not just how to kick a football,
one of which was mental resilience. Which it Lastly to my
turned out I did in fact need. parents: in the
wise words of
As I loved footy so much, I was playing two Luke Combs,
games of footy every Saturday when I was “this one’s for
only 14 and in retrospect, it was bound to you”.
happen, but I burnt myself out and ended up
with three stress fractures in my spine and
pelvis. A year out of footy was needed and
In late 2002, my parents, Dom and Cam tells the story well; she needed to lie down
were at the time living in Padthaway, a but Dad who had had a footy club “meeting”
small town in South Australia. They were the night before was asleep on the hospital
still nonetheless proud Victorians, so when bed hungover!
16th of December hit, they made the mad
dash across the border so I would be born in In 2006 we moved to Maroona and my
Victoria. younger brother, Danny was born. He was
someone to play tractors with and steal food
Obviously I don’t remember that day where off. Some things are still the same now, we
I ruined my parent’s peaceful lives but Mum still ‘play’ tractors except now they are much
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IN MY WORDS with Alayna Pitcher Marian wasn’t always a place I liked to
get up and go to every morning and it
took me until Year 11 where I had found
the memories and relationships I feel
incredibly lucky to have with them.
a passion for legal and psychology. This year has been an absolute
This gave me the determination to rollercoaster and I am so grateful for the
start putting in the effort and liking the love and support of all my friends and
environment I was in with the support of my family, especially my mum and dad
my lovely friends and Ms Finch. as they have always been my biggest
supporters and I will always be extremely
Outside of school I found a love for appreciative for them. Next year I am
netball. I began playing with Moyston planning to attend Deakin in Geelong to
Willaura when I was around 10 or 11 study either criminology or a combined
as most of my family played there and course of criminology and psychology
have even been lucky enough to win where I hope to end up working within
two premierships with them in 2018 and the courts or prison system.
2019 and have made some of the best
friendships there. I also love spending Good luck to all my peers, keep pushing
time with my family and friends as on and kicking goals!
much as I can and will forever treasure Love Alayna xoxo
On the 18th of October 2002, Jodi and the beach or at my grandparent’s house
Paul Pitcher welcomed their first and where we would make up games and
favourite daughter into the world. I was funny dances. But after seven years of
born in Mildura and continued to live living in Hervey Bay my family packed
there for a further two years before my up again and made the move back down
family decided to pack up and move to south to Ararat where Dad’s side of the
Hervey Bay in Queensland where my family lived.
grandparents and most of Mum’s side of
the family lived. Moving to Ararat was definitely a nerve
racking experience as I was around 8 or
Hervey Bay is one of the most beautiful 9 years old and starting at a new primary
places I have ever been and is one of the school where I didn’t know anybody, but
places I associate with ‘home’. In 2004 I soon made some friends who I am so
soon after we moved my younger sister very grateful to still be friends with today.
Lily was welcomed into the world and After St Mary’s I found the transition to
although she’s definitely not the favourite, Marian College to be even a little more
she completed our family perfectly. nerve racking, but as soon as I entered
I have so many memories of running my TA with Ella Cox I knew I would have
amuck with Lily and our cousins down at a mate by my side the whole way.
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IN MY WORDS with Mikayla Walker me to go to the bigger
scary school so I didn’t
have to start at a new
Being welcomed into the
school without my bestie.
world in the early morning
My time at Marian has
of July 11th 2002, I was the
flown by thanks to the
younger sister to Caitlin,
friends I have been lucky
and soon to be older sister
enough to still have, and
of Charlotte, but always the
hopefully keep, well into
favourite for my parents
the future.
Mark and Kylie. I spent my
childhood with my sisters When I’m not at school I
making the most of all the love attending concerts
girly things my mum loved and events similar, which
to push us towards, much my mum also inspired
to my dad’s dislike, who in me. I am so glad she
just wanted a son to ride did because it has taken
motorbikes with (sorry dad). me all over Australia
to see many different
These girly things consisted
concerts. I have attended
of endless amounts of baby
too many to count, but
dolls that I just adored and
some highlights being
is what I believed sparked
The Script, Hilltop Hoods
the passion in me to pursue
and Pink. Without these
a midwifery career, which I
experiences I think my life
will hopefully be beginning at
would be so boring. And
University next year.
while I was keen to attend
But I wouldn’t be able to go so many more this year,
to university next year if I corona has kind of ruined
hadn’t started kindergarten my plans, but saved my
at Jack in Jill way back in bank account, as I work
2007, where I met so many two jobs to fund all the
friends. Many of these events I love going to.
I am so excited to see
what the future holds
for me and my peers,
even though the state of
friends, who I kept throughout my the world is constantly
primary education at Ararat West changing right now and
Primary School, and many who moved the future is uncertain.
away, :( but I still stay in contact with This year I have
them. developed skills that Year
12s before me haven’t,
During my time at West I made the which I believe will benefit
most of all the creative activities I was me in university and later
so lucky to be part of, from the art on.
classes, where we got to sew, paint
and construct, to planning the fete. So, good luck to all the
Decorating the lolly jars was always Year 12s in the home
a highlight. I truly believe West is the stretch of this year and
best. thank you to everyone
who has helped me
In the later years of primary school I through my high school
met my best friend Chantelle and we journey, my family, my
were inseparable, which ultimately led friends and my teachers.
me to attending Marian. She persuaded 9
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Science Faculty News English Faculty News
Education Perfect: English Championships
During Semester One, students in Years 7 - 10 English participated in the Education
Perfect English Championships. Students competed online against students from
around Australian and the world.
Congratulations to the following students for their stella efforts:
Gold Award: (The top 2% of all competitors)
Ebony Harrison
Silver Award: (The top 5% of all competitors)
Charlie Wethers and Cooper Gason
Bronze Award: (The top 10% of all competitors)
The Big Science Competition Year 7 Bella Parker, Katia Monaghan Angelats, Charntae Austin, Molly Walker-Sutton, Zoe
is an annual national competition Buckingham and Ashlyn Lewis
that Marian College has Bradley Carter Credit
participated in for a long time. Credit Award: (The top 20% of competitors)
Originally it was conducted like Year 8
an external exam. Question and Isaac Potter, Jed Hurley, Hunter Thomas and Shari Atchison
Chloe Moloney Credit
answer booklets were posted to
the College and the competition Year 9
was conducted in test conditions. Towards the end of Semester Two internal competitions between Year 8 and Year 9
Four years ago Marian moved to classes were trialled.
Haylee Sobey Credit
an online format where students Sophie Fleming Credit Year 8C and 9B were overall winners for the respective competitions. Congratulations
undertook the competition in Daniel Conboy Distinction to all students in both of these classes as this was a team effort.
our computer laboratory under
supervised test conditions. Year 10 Congratulations also to the following students who were recognised for outstanding
individual efforts:
This year, due to isolation Angel Herbert-King Credit
restrictions, the competition was Ivana Donnan Credit Year 8:
Nathan Start High Distinction
online again but at home. 39
Gabriel Tonks High Distinction Gold Award: Nicole Watts
students were able to follow the
emailed instructions from The Silver Award: Zoe Buckingham
Awards are allocated as follows: Bronze Award: Chloe Moloney
Australian Science Innovations High Distinction (approx. 5%),
Team who ran the competition. Distinction (approx. 10 – 15 %), Year 9:
The following students had Credit (approx. 25 – 30%).
outstanding results:- Gold Award: Ruby O’Connell
Congratulations to all for participating. Silver Award: Kasia Samborski
Bronze Award: Marley Bourizk
Trevor Hunt
Head of Science
Stephanie Mansell
Head of English
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FROM YOUR HOUSE LEADER
Welcome back to Semester Two. Hopefully you were able
to have a restful holiday (more so than our last holiday).
I certainly felt a little more relaxed.
The last day of Term Two, we finished off with a House
Activity. This was organised by our House captains, Freya School Photo Day is fast approaching.
Hart and Alicia Linsley. The day included dressing up in
some form of sport's attire, participating in a TA activity, Have your child’s school memories captured forever
enjoying a shared lunch together and, of course, an early
dismissal. Congratulations must go to Freya and Alicia
on Tuesday
Tuesday 25thAugust
11th February 2020
2020
for their organisation. Honestly they are two teachers in
the making.
Your photo order envelopes will arrive shortly. Please start planning your purchases and
payment options.
Special thanks to the following people for their support.
The Kelly TA teachers for supervising the activity. Toni
Remember these helpful points: ENVELOPES TO BE RETURNED TO SCHOOL OFFICE
Mason for doing the order form, for lunch, online. Bron
for ordering the lunch. Sandra Rusden for helping out (Due to COVID not to be handed to photographer)
with the lunch orders (as well as washing a zillion trays). Read all relevant instructions for your preferred payment method. All payments are due
on photo day.
It was a positive way to finish because we had
experienced the most unusual term. You will be part of You may pay online using your credit card. Each child will have an individual ‘shootkey’
history forever. When you are as old as me you will tell listed on their envelope. This will help identify your child’s order.
your children about the year 2020.
You may pay by cash using the individual envelope provided. Please enclose correct
It will start a bit like this 'On the 11th of March, money as no change will be given.
just before the first term holidays, the World Health
Organisation declared a global pandemic as the
coronavirus.' You will talk about 'remote learning' and
Sibling photo envelopes are available at the school office upon request. THESE PHOTOS
WILL BE TAKEN DURING SCHOOL, ON PHOTO DAY AT LUNCH TIME.
you were at home for just over 10 weeks. You will most
likely laugh at the things you did, or didn't do!!! - Please instruct siblings to attend the photo studio during this time. Photographers are
We know our 'normal' life will no longer be the same. I unable to search for students who do not attend.
think we will be social distancing for a long time. As a
parent of two 17 year olds, about to turn 18, this has Do not seal envelopes inside each other. You may include payment for all children in one
been a little blessing. No doubt many parents would envelope, however, please indicate on this envelope the names of all the children you are
agree with me. paying for.
For all the Kelly House Year 12 students, you need to All students should wear their correct school uniform.
put your foot on the accelerator-full speed ahead. You
have no excuses, no distractions. I want you to challenge NO
NOSPORTS
SPORTS UNIFORM
UNIFORMTO BETOWORN FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
BE WORN FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
yourself. Set yourself some goals. For some of you it's Year 12 students should wear the Year 12 Rugby Jumper
time to get off the playstation or cut back your part-time Year 9
Years 12 students
– 11 should
should wear wear
the blue the Year
college 12 or
polo top Rugby Jumper
business shirt or summer dress
work hours and put 'pen to paper' which is most likely Year 7 and 8 students should wear the new
Clean black leather shoes with white or grey socks school winter uniform
'finger to keypad'. Years
Long 9 -must
hair 11 should wear their winter uniform
be tied back
Clean
Boys black
must leather
be clean shoes with white or grey socks
shaven
I have been a little disappointed with the state of our Long7 hair
Year and 8must be should
students tied back
wear the new school uniform – NO SPORTS UNIFORM
school uniform. All students should be in the correct Boys must be clean shaven
winter uniform. If for any reason you are unable to wear
NEWS
the correct uniform can you please notify the school. We
are happy to help out where necessary. For any enquiries, please feel free to contact
MSP Photography
Keep warm (of course by wearing the MC coat, scarf and
P: 03 5333 5577
beanie).
e : ballarat@msp.com.au
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Updates from Australian ATAR Notes Employability Toolkits
Catholic University
The ATAR notes website has resources for VCE and University of Sunshine Coast has developed these
New early entry program – ACU Guarantee HSC students. You can download free exam fantastic employability toolkits for students:
preparation and summary notes for subjects and
Launching this year is the ACU Guarantee program, watch lectures. You can also access paid online Toolkit 1 (professional branding):
which will allow Year 12 students to gain entry to tutoring for subjects and purchase subject guides. https://bit.ly/2AWko1w
ACU based on their Year 11 results. Register at https://atarnotes.com/
Toolkit 2 (maintaining a professional LinkedIn
Opening in August for 2021 applications, the ACU STEM Careers profile): https://bit.ly/3j3boZx
Guarantee program will see offers made as early as
September – although students must still complete Toolkit 3 (develop your digital
their Year 12 exams to qualify. portfolio): https://bit.ly/3gS8PaQ
Students can also apply for additional adjustment Toolkit 4 (support your personal brand in a job
factors by submitting up to three statements application process): https://bit.ly/2CCHmLt
outlining personal circumstances and their
motivation for university study.
Applications open 3 August 2020 and close 25
September 2020, https://bit.ly/32fo8GD The following articles are from Careers With STEM,
http://careerswithstem.com.au
Note: Students can also still apply for the
Community Achievers Program, and the Passion for Thinking about studying IT or computer science?
Law and Passion for Business early entry programs,
https://bit.ly/39y07e6 There'll be 3.5 million new jobs in cyber security by
2021, which makes it an awesome and in-demand
Year 12 Revision Webinars area to specialise in. Check out the brand-new
Wednesday 15 July 2020 NSW and Canberra courses Post school qualifications Careers With STEM cyber security careers hub – you
will find out what to study, which employers to hit Upcoming virtual events
To help students tackle their final exams, ACU will
Currently in Year 12 and The UniversitiesAdmissions Centre (UAC) Why is completing a vocational or higher be running Year 12 Revision Webinars. These free up and what's involved in the job,
processes course applications on behalf of education qualification after school so important? https://bit.ly/304ovkE UNSW Careers in Medicine
considering Tertiary study? participating higher education institutions. According to the My Career Match website:
90-minute virtual sessions will be led by experienced
Year 12 teachers and exam markers so that students
Quiz: what should you study after school at The UNSW Rural Clinical School is running a Careers
can get personal help in a wide range of subjects,
Victorian courses NSW students are able to apply for vocational and Of the 13 million jobs in Australia in 2020, 11 https://bit.ly/2ZtKMJL university? in Medicine webinar for students interested in
higher education courses now for the 2021 intake, million (85%) will require a Certificate III or higher. studying medicine in the future.
The Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) and Victorian students will be able to from apply Four million (30%) will require a Bachelor degree or Stumped on what to study after high school? These
Support for Year 12 students
processes course applications on behalf of higher. five study quizzes are designed to help you find a Date: Thursday 23 July, 6pm – 7pm
from Saturday 1 August.
participating higher education institutions. University degree that fits, https://bit.ly/2OiUo3s Information and RSVP: https://bit.ly/2CakvHh
Please check out the new support page for Year 12
UAC has developed a series of resources to assist Many of the careers and jobs that are around students, https://bit.ly/306o6y5
From Monday 3 August, you will be able to create students with their applications today will disappear by the time students get their What can you do with a degree in physics?
a VTAC account and apply for vocational and first job and many new careers will be created. Australian Institute of Music (AIM)
higher education courses. Website: The website and social media channels
New La Trobe University Sold on a Bachelor of Science, but not sure which
contain information about the application process, To read more about the future automation, pathways subjects to major in? These are four cool and AIM is located in Melbourne and offers courses in:
VTAC has developed a series of resources to assist key dates, Education Access Schemes and globalisation and collaboration of the future unexpected jobs a Bachelor of Science (Physics)
students with their applications. The following are Scholarships etc.,www.uac.edu.au workforce, read the following report by the The following is information from La Trobe about could lead to, https://bit.ly/3fsvfzp Audio, Classical, Contemporary
examples: Australian Foundation for Young Australians - two new pathway options for the 2021 intake: Composition & Music Production
Downloadable publications: you can download http://bit.ly/29ARTcf How a maths degree could lead you to working Music Theatre
Website: The website and social media channels resources on the application process, key dates, ATAR is just one way to get into university and our at ASIO Arts Management&Entertainment Management
Dramatic Arts
contain information about the application process, Education Access Schemes and Scholarships etc.,
Preparing the digital research has shown it’s not the only predictor of
A maths degree could lead to a career with the
Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS), and https://bit.ly/2WcBBvd success. We recognise many Year 12s have had their
scholarships etc., www.vtac.edu.au/ workforce of tomorrow year impacted so we’ve created two new free Australian Security Intelligence Organisation The Institute is running a virtual open day for
Instructional videos: https://bit.ly/2CwiiFW pathways that offer current Year 12s the option to (ASIO), a government body that exists to protect prospective students and their families.
Year 12 Guide: Year 12 students can access an ING have released a Future Focus Report that study online at a university level in tandem with Australians from serious threats to security,
Date: Saturday 25 July, 2pm – 6pm
online resource to assist them with their Other states explores the rapid acceleration of digital their VCE, HSC or VCAL. https://bit.ly/38RMGXH
applications https://bit.ly/2Zpe6Ri technologies in the workplace brought on by the Information and RSVP: https://bit.ly/32rvreH
impact of COVID. We’ll use their subject mark or average mark to
Information and resources for other states can be
They can also download a printable guide, accessed at the following websites: calculate a La Trobe ATAR equivalent score, and if
https://bit.ly/38RMFD9 It looks at the impact this is having on the jobs and they also receive an ATAR in 2020 we’ll use
skills needed for the future workforce. Students whichever result is higher to assess their application.
SA/NT www.satac.edu.au
Instructional videos: these outline how to set up a may find the research interesting. You can research the pathway options below:
Queensland www.qtac.edu.au
VTAC account, how to search for courses and how WA www.tisc.edu.au
the preference system works, http://bit.ly/2a9lzwg You can download the report at Achieve at La Trobe, https://bit.ly/3eplH6H
Tasmania www.utas.edu.au
https://bit.ly/3h8iL0n
VTAC CourseSearch app: You can download the Prepare for La Trobe, https://bit.ly/3evcSs6
app from Google Play or the App Store.
Note: Students can also still apply for the Aspire
Program, http://bit.ly/2v9WOLN
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Upcoming virtual events and Australian Catholic University – Talk with Federation University – Your Fed Future
Industry series
recorded webinars Federation University is running the following online
You can watch recorded webinars at any time webinars for prospective students:
Discover Deakin Seminars focussed on the following course areas:
July
Deakin University is running the following online Exercise Science and Physiotherapy
information sessions for prospective students: Business and IT 15 Early Childhood Education
Law 15 Professional writing and editing
July Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine 16 Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology 21 Psychology
15 Medical Imaging 22 Biomedical Science
20 Occupational Therapy Visit - https://bit.ly/2XwbkYr 30 Food and Nutritional Science
21 Public Health & Health Promotion
22 Optometry Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2WfWfLo
23 Nursing and Midwifery
27 Exercise and Sport Science You can watch recorded webinars at any time
28 Nutrition Sciences focussed on the following course areas:
29 Psychology
30 Health Sciences Engineering
Social Work
Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2YIZXi5 Business
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Teaching
Monash University – Online Information Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education
Seminars
International Sport Management
The Hotel School Melbourne Science
Monash is running the following online information
Community & Human Services
sessions for prospective students:
The Hotel School offers courses in hotel Arts / Social Sciences
management and international hotel management. Communication Design
Inside Monash Seminars - July
Visual and Fine Arts
The School is running a virtual event where you can Nursing
15 Design
meet and talk to current students about the course IT
15 International Business
they are studying and also speak to a course adviser Scholarships
22 Education and teaching
via Live Chat. Virtual campus tours
23 Nursing and Midwifery
Please note that the School Canteen is open for
28 Advanced Science degrees Pathways
Date: Thursday 23 July, 2020
29 Careers in the health sector
Information & RSVP,https://bit.ly/2Ox1NfT
business.
30 Occupational Therapy and Visit https://bit.ly/3fp9Yqh
Paramedicine
Inside Monash Seminars - recorded webinars The University of Melbourne
RMIT University – Discover What’s Next series
You can watch the following webinars at any time:
Meet Melbourne Live
RMIT University is running the following online
Unfortunately, we are unable to have parent
Fine Art and Art History and Curating
You can watch recorded webinars at any time
sessions for prospective students:
volunteers at this time but otherwise it is business
focussed on the following course areas:
Architecture
Business
July
as usual.
Agriculture & Food Science
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science 16 Fashion
Health
23 Health & Biomedical Sciences
We thank you for your support.
Law
For all Inside Monash Seminars, visit 28 Education & Social Sciences
Architecture, Building, Planning & Design 30 Building & Construction
https://bit.ly/2LaE3fA
Science
Information evenings Engineering Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2M0UGeg
Monash is hosting online information evenings for
Visual & Performing Arts
Music Bronwyn Klemm
prospective students and their families on the
following dates in August: 11, 12, 25.
Education
Veterinary Medicine
Tertiary Information Service (TIS) Canteen Manager
Commerce TIS is running the following online information
Register via https://bit.ly/39GmmOQ IT & Computer Science sessions for students:
You can watch the webinars by visiting 29 July: VTAC applications
http://bit.ly/2TJWmxa 26 August: SEAS and Scholarship applications
1 October: transition to university/moving
Bite Sized Lectures away from home
Watch lectures from University of Melbourne
Information and RSVP, https://bit.ly/2NoSH3W
lecturers at https://bit.ly/3g1DZwn
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29 30 31
August 2020
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