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STUDENT
GUIDE 2018
Connect to support services at ChisholmContents Learning resources 3 Student Services – we’re here to help 6 Other support services 8 Your rights and responsibilities 10 Campus facilities 13 Staying safe at Chisholm 16 Planning your next steps 18 Useful contacts 20 Our locations 21
HELLO AND
WELCOME
This Student Guide has been put together by the team at Student Services with you in
mind. Whether this is your first time at TAFE, or if you are returning to study after a break -
we want you to have all the information you need to succeed during your studies.
Take the time to have a read through the information outlined in this guide - it will help
you to get the best out of your Chisholm experience. Make sure you check out page 6,
it tells you more about Student Services and how we can support you.
We’re here to help!
We wish you all the very best during your time at Chisholm.
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LEARNING
RESOURCES
Chisholm has resources to support you with your day-to-day study activities. Your teachers
will show you how to use them, but you can also ask for help at your Chisholm Library.
Chisholm student login Chisholm student email
Chisholm gives you a student login when Chisholm gives you a student email account
you enrol. You will need to use this when when you enrol. To make the most of your
accessing a Chisholm computer or the Wi-Fi time with us, you need to login and check it
network on campus. regularly. We use this email to let you know
about your course, free campus events, and
New students (2017 onwards) fun things like giveaways and competitions.
For students who commenced study in 2017
or later, your username is the first letter of
your surname (not case sensitive) followed Your email is the first letter of your surname
by your student number, e.g. C201312345. + student ID number @my.chisholm.edu.
Your default password is the first letter of au e.g. C201312345@my.chisholm.edu.au.
your last name (capitalised) followed by the Your default password will be the first letter
second letter of your last name (lowercase) of your surname (capitalised) followed by
followed by your student number, e.g. the second letter of your surname (lower
Ca201312345. You will need to change your case) followed by your student number
default password the first time you log on. e.g. Ca201312345. You will be required to
change your default password the first time
Continuing/returning students you log on.
(prior to 2017) You can also forward it to your preferred
For students who commenced study prior email service, so you don’t have to check
to 2017, your username is the first letter of two email accounts. Library staff can assist
your surname (not case sensitive) followed you to forward your Chisholm student email
by your student number, e.g. C201312345. to your preferred email service, or you can
Your default password is your date of birth find instructions on how to do this under the
in eight digit format (DDMMYYYY), e.g. How Can We Help? section of the Library
29051985. You will need to change your website under IT help.
default password the first time you log on. library.chisholm.edu.au
3Moodle Libraries
Moodle is Chisholm’s online learning Chisholm’s Libraries are a great place for
portal where you can access your you to meet your classmates and study.
course material and assessments. You can access resources to help with
To access Moodle, use the icon your assessments. The Libraries also have
on the Chisholm desktop or visit computers for you to use and can help you
moodle.chisholm.edu.au from your connect to the free Wi-Fi.
personal device. You can also download Along with helping you with Moodle, Library
the app on your smartphone or tablet. staff can help with IT issues, show you how
Moodle requires you to log on using your to load credit onto your student ID card for
Chisholm student login details. Library staff printing, and assist you to download the
can provide assistance if required. most current version of Microsoft Office suite
onto your own computer for free!
So come and say hi to the staff at your
Chisholm Library, or give us a call on the
numbers below. You can also chat with us
online using the Chat to an expert service
on the Library website.
Library locations:
Berwick Building B
9212 4532
Cranbourne Building A
5990 7233
Dandenong Building A, Level 2
9212 5353
Frankston Building E
9238 8372
Mornington Peninsula Building A
5950 2038
Email us at library@chisholm.edu.au
You can find our opening hours on our
website at library.chisholm.edu.au
4Learning Skills Lynda.com
Learning Skills teachers run a help desk Want to learn a new skill? Chisholm
at Berwick, Dandenong and Frankston students have free access to Lynda.com
Libraries during term. They can assist you Lynda.com is a leading online learning
with writing reports and essays, referencing resource that provides online tutorials to
and bibliographies, preparation with tests or learn everything from computer skills to
exams and presentation skills. design software and basic business skills.
Connect with the Learning Skills Help To access Lynda.com visit
Desk in your campus Library during library.chisholm.edu.au
scheduled sessions. You can check the
Log on using your Chisholm student
available times of the Learning Skills Help
login details.
Desk at the Library.
Free, online study support Timetables
Timetables are provided by your teaching
Prefer to work on your assignments from
area at enrolment or shortly after. You can
home and get help online? You’re going
check updates to your timetable online.
to love Studiosity. It provides free online
Simply go to the link below and enter your
advice from expert tutors to help you with
group name - this will be provided by your
assignment and study questions. It might be
teaching area.
something like a complex math concept or
feedback on the way you’re responding to a Visit timetable.chisholm.edu.au
question. Tutors can also guide you on how
to improve your grammar and language
How to read a room number
Room numbers are listed in the following
choices. Tutors are available for one-on-
format: Campus, building, level and room.
one tutoring from 3pm to midnight, Sunday
So, if you checked your timetable and
- Friday.
it listed DA-A105 you would be at our
If you have an essay or assignment you’d Dandenong campus in Building A, level 1.
like someone to read or review, a 24/7 The room number listed on the door will
essay review service operates all year be A105.
round. It’s easy to use, just login using your
Chisholm student login details and upload a Wi-Fi
draft, and in 24 hours you’ll get feedback to You can access Chisholm’s Wi-Fi network
make that credit a high distinction! on your laptop and devices while on
To access Studiosity visit campus for free. If you need help setting up
studiosity.chisholm.edu.au your laptop or device, visit the Library.
5STUDENT SERVICES
– WE’RE HERE TO
HELP
Perhaps you want to change your course, or are just looking for some additional support.
Maybe you’re not sure what steps to take to achieve your career goals.
You might be experiencing some personal issues that are impacting on your studies.
Student Services can help you get back on track.
6Student Centre locations Career Support
Dandenong Building A, Level 1 If you have started your course and are
Frankston Building E, Level 1 – thinking ‘what comes next?’, consider
inside the Library speaking with a Chisholm Career Counsellor.
During a one-on-one appointment, we can
Berwick Building A, next to the Aroma café
support you to plan your pathway to further
If you’re studying at a campus other than study to get the career you want. We can also
those listed above, don’t worry. We can review your resume and help you target your
easily connect with you through our video strengths for your industry prospects, along
phone network. with polishing up your LinkedIn profile and
Simply call us on 9212 5269 or email us at helping you to prepare for interviews.
studentservices@chisholm.edu.au Call Student Services on 9212 5269 to make
an appointment.
Personal Support
You can talk to a Student Counsellor about To access our resume review service,
what is happening in your life and get visit chisholm.edu.au/studentservices
some help to lighten the load. Call Student and download the templates provided
Services on 9212 5269 to make a private under the Career Support section to
and confidential appointment or email complete your initial drafts. To have your
counselling@chisholm.edu.au drafts reviewed, email them to us at
careers@chisholm.edu.au
Disability Support
If you have a diagnosed disability, Student Activities
mental health or medical condition, Life at Chisholm is so much more than
you can apply for support. what you do in the classroom, it’s all about
Visit chisholm.edu.au/disability balance. That’s why Student Services
to make an application. create opportunities to relax and connect
with new people at our free Student
If you need further information you can call
Activities. While there, you can also get to
Student Services on 9212 5269 or email
know our Student Services staff.
disabilitysupport@chisholm.edu.au
Our activities are kind of awesome... think
free food, live music, games and activities
like a photo booth, seated massage and so
much more!
Koorie Services Find out what’s happening at your campus
Our Koorie Liaison Officer (KLO) is here to by checking your Chisholm student email,
support you during your time at Chisholm. the TV screens in your campus cafe or the
Get in touch with the KLO to make a time Chisholm Facebook page. You can also
to meet and have a chat. We offer cultural keep up to date with events by visiting
support, guidance with applications, course chisholm.edu.au/studentevents
advice and more.
To make an appointment with the KLO call
Student Services on 9212 5269 or email
klo@chisholm.edu.au
7OTHER SUPPORT
SERVICES
Support for finding a job International Students Office
Connect with employers who are looking for International students who need support
students just like you. Chisholm’s very own with course changes, documents for the
free online careers board MyWorkSearch, Department of Immigration and Border
lists the latest job vacancies including Protection, or general advice can contact
casual, part time, full time, apprenticeship the International Students Office.
and volunteer opportunities online. Contact 9212 5040 or email
You will need to register for MyWorkSearch international@chisholm.edu.au
through the Skills & Job Centre. If you need help or support after hours or
Contact them on 9212 4909 or email on weekends, you can call the Chisholm
skillsandjobs@chisholm.edu.au for more International Student Assistance Line on
information. 1800 175 349.
Visit MyWorkSearch
app.myworksearch.com.au Caroline Chisholm
Education Foundation
Support for apprentices The Caroline Chisholm Education
Apprenticeship Support Officers (ASOs) Foundation (CCEF) provides scholarships
provide free, confidential advice, support and grants to help students who may be
and mentoring to apprentices under 25. experiencing financial hardship with tuition
Your ASO can help with work, training or and materials fees. Eligibility criteria apply.
personal issues that are affecting your Contact the CCEF at the Student Centre at
apprenticeship. Dandenong campus on 9238 8114
Contact 9238 8186 or 0423 826 745 or email ccef@chisholm.edu.au
or aso@chisholm.edu.au For more information visit
chisholm.edu.au/ccef
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YOUR RIGHTS AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
The policies that may affect you as a More on the Student
Chisholm student are in one place, we call Code of Conduct
it the QMS. It’s our Quality Management It’s your responsibility to read the Student
System. To access the QMS, visit Code of Conduct and familiarise yourself
chisholm.edu.au/policies with what is expected of you as a valuable
It’s your responsibility as a student to be member of the Chisholm community. This
aware of our policies and to follow them. will ensure that what you do at Chisholm
They are also a roadmap to your rights and meets our standards of behaviour. It’s easy:
Chisholm’s responsibility to you. Some of treat everyone reasonably, make them
the policies you should be aware of include feel welcome and help others enjoy their
(note the code number after the name): learning experience at Chisholm.
Student Code of Conduct (QMS117) Plagiarism
Withdrawals, Refunds and Breaks in Plagiarism is the use of someone else’s work
Study (QMS115) or ideas in your assignment without crediting
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and the source - that is, where you found it and
Credit Transfer (QMS107) who wrote it.
Complaints and Appeals (QMS306) If you’re not sure what this means or how to
Special Assistance Application provide credit in your assessment, speak
(assignment extensions) (QMS111_01) to your teacher or Library staff at your
Chisholm campus.
Practical Placement (QMS109)
You can also find out more about plagiarism
Fees and Charges (QMS127) and other forms of academic misconduct if
Academic Misconduct (QMS129) you look at Academic Misconduct (QMS129)
Privacy and Freedom of Information in the QMS.
(QMS301) In a nutshell, you can’t try to get a better
Copyright and Intellectual Property mark by:
(QMS302) • copying large sections of someone else’s
text into your work, without crediting the
original author
• buying an essay or other piece of work
from someone else and then submitting it
for assessment as your own work
• using a phone, other mobile or fixed
device or other unauthorised sources to
improperly access information, support
or text during an examination or other
10regulated assessment setting you feel unfairly affects you in comparison
• allowing others to copy your own work for to other students. Initially, you should
their assessments. raise your issue directly with the teacher
involved. If you are unable to do that, or the
If you do any of these things, it is regarded
discussion does not bring about a resolution
as cheating. Chisholm has policies in place
of your issue, you have access to a fair and
to address the seriousness of inappropriate
impartial appeal and complaint resolution
behaviour and implement consequences.
process. Further information can be found
Complaints and Appeals in the Student Code of Conduct (QMS117), or
You can ask for an academic or procedural Complaints and Appeals (QMS306).
decision to be reviewed, or raise a
grievance about a process or situation that
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CAMPUS FACILITIES
No Smoking Front reception
Our campuses are smoke free. Front reception on each Chisholm
campus is your one-stop-shop for student
Parking administration enquiries and helpful advice
Limited free parking is available at each like campus directions. Front reception can
Chisholm campus but you need to display help you with:
a current student parking permit on your car
• Fee payments and enrolment
so you don’t get fined. You’ll get this permit
when you enrol and if you lose it, you can • Parking permits
buy a replacement from our front reception • Student ID cards
desks for $12. • Statement of results
Parking is at your own risk, so try not to • Changing your address or updating
leave valuables in your car and be careful personal details
to store trade tools securely. Remember,
You can also call 1300 244 746 for support.
you’ll be fined if you park on grass areas or
in loading bays or staff parking areas.
Accessible parking bays are available on
campus, just make sure you display the
relevant permit.
13Food at Chisholm Campus maps
At each Chisholm campus, you’ll find a café Keep getting lost on campus? Check out our
with good coffee and wholesome food. maps online at chisholm.edu.au/locations
Some campuses also have student-run
cafés, with super friendly student prices. Hair and beauty services
Get quality hair and beauty services for a
Berwick Aroma Café, Building A and G
fraction of the normal cost. These include:
Cranbourne Aroma Café, Building A haircuts, colours and styling, nail treatments
Dandenong Aroma Café, Building A and like manicures and pedicures, relaxation
Patisserie 121 Building P, Level 2 massage and hair removal.
Frankston Aroma Café, Building J Berwick
Mornington Peninsula Canteen, Building A Beauty services 9212 4563
There are also kitchenettes on campus, with Dandenong
microwaves and hot water facilities if you Hair and beauty services 9212 5401
prefer to bring your own lunch from home. Frankston
Hair and beauty services 9238 8515
The Campus Bookstore Mornington Peninsula
You can buy your course materials and
Hair and beauty services 5950 2065
supplies, stationary, Chisholm merchandise
and computer accessories at The Campus Student Massage Clinic
Bookstore. You can also purchase discount Support Chisholm students in their
movie tickets for Village or Hoyts cinemas. training by attending our Student Massage
You can find them at: Clinic, and receive remedial massage
Dandenong and Myotherapy treatments at student
Building Z, opposite the Aroma Café friendly prices.
Call them on 9212 5277 or email chisholm. Frankston Building D
dandenong@thecampusbookstore.com Monday to Thursday, 4pm - 7pm
Frankston Bookings by appointment only, call the
Building L, next to the Aroma Café Student Massage Clinic on 9238 8484.
Call them on 9238 8435 or email chisholm.
frankston@thecampusbookstore.com Multi-faith rooms
Multi-faith prayer rooms are available for all
The Campus Bookstore is open Monday -
students to use during our opening hours.
Friday, 9.30am - 1pm.
You can find them at:
If the Chisholm campus where you
study doesn’t have a bookstore - don’t Berwick Building B, B123
worry. You can order from The Campus Cranbourne Building A, A150
Bookstore by contacting them directly by Dandenong Building B, B116
email or phone, or you can order online at
Frankston Building N, N210
thecampusbookstore.com
Mornington Peninsula Building A, A110A
Springvale Room SP112
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STAYING SAFE
AT CHISHOLM
Safety at Chisholm is everyone’s responsibility.
Emergencies and Online safety
evacuation signals Take care online by following some simple
It’s rare, but if a serious injury or incident tips. Don’t give out personal information
takes place on campus, contact a Chisholm when online - e.g. your phone number,
staff member or Security right away. If there date of birth, where you live and what your
is no time to wait, call 000 (on internal plans are. Don’t click on links in emails
phones dial 0-000) and ask for police, fire from people you don’t know, or don’t know
or ambulance, then make sure a Chisholm well. Protect your passwords - when using
staff member is advised of the situation. a public computer, make sure you logout
If there is an emergency at Chisholm where of the accounts you’ve accessed before
you need to evacuate, a warning signal leaving the terminal. And perhaps most
will sound and/or a Chisholm staff member importantly, protect your digital footprint -
and the building’s fire warden will guide don’t put anything online that you wouldn’t
you when it is time to leave. There are fire want all of your friends, family, teachers
and emergency evacuation plans in the and future employers to see.
corridors of each building. They show you
where the nearest exit and assembly areas
Personal safety
Use common sense at all times. If you don’t
are – just remember that evacuation plans
know how to use something, ask. Follow
are different for each building.
all safety procedures and instructions from
16your teacher and wear all required personal Mental Health CAT Team Dandenong Area
protective equipment (PPE). Always take note 1300 369 012
of any warning signs and don’t interfere with Mental Health CAT Team Peninsula Area
equipment in classrooms, workshops, salons, 1300 792 977
kitchens and other places around Chisholm.
Mental Health CAT Team Wonthaggi Area
If you see something that looks dangerous 1300 363 322
or unsafe, tell a Chisholm staff member and
Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26
if you hurt yourself or have a ‘near miss’ tell
a staff member. These things need to be RACV 13 72 28
reported so we can make sure the problem Safe Steps Family Violence Response
is fixed and big accidents don’t happen in Centre 1800 015 188
the future. State Emergency Service (SES) 13 25 00
If you have attended an evening class Translating and Interpreting Service 13 14 50
and would like an escort to your car,
Victims of Crime Helpline 1800 819 817
contact Security.
Security and first aid Health services
Get to know the health services located
If you need first aid on site or feel unsafe,
near your campus. The following medical
call campus Security for help on the
clinics offer bulk billing to patients who hold
following numbers:
a valid Medicare card, Healthcare card
Bass Coast 0417 787 010 or pension card. Check the terms of bulk
Berwick 0400 483 123 billing with the clinic when calling to make
Chisholm @ 311 0457 098 633 an appointment.
Cranbourne 0400 483 005
Chisholm @311
Dandenong 0400 483 277
Modern Medical Dandenong 9794 7866
Frankston 0400 483 002
176 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
Mornington Peninsula 0427 281 803
Cranbourne
Other helpful services Stawell Clinic 5998 4839
and numbers 12 Stawell Street, Cranbourne VIC 3977
Allocation Call Centre for Accident Towing Dandenong
Service 13 11 76 Stud Road Medical Centre 9794 5055
Beyondblue 1300 22 4636 82 Stud Road, Dandenong VIC 3175
CASA (Centre Against Sexual Assault) after Frankston
hours 1800 806 292 Young Street Medical Centre 9771 8111
Child Protection after hours service 13 12 78 89/97 Young Street, Frankston VIC 3199
(walk in only, no appointments)
DirectLine (Drug and Alcohol Issues)
1800 888 236 Mornington Peninsula
Advantage Medical Centre 5982 0011
Gambler’s Help Youthline 1800 262 376
1541 Point Nepean Road, Rosebud West
Lifeline 13 11 14 VIC 3940
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
1800 032 017
17PLANNING YOUR
NEXT STEPS
You’ve finished your course … Certificates
congratulations, party time! But where to When you finish your course you’ll receive
from here? Maybe you want to continue your certificate in the mail. Make sure you
your studies or get your certificate and keep your address details current in our
head out into the world of work. Whatever database. To update your details, visit
your decision, here is some helpful front reception.
information you’ll need to know. Certificates are withheld if you have
outstanding fees, parking fines or library
Further study books/charges.
Your options are endless for further study
at Chisholm, with partner universities Questions?
or elsewhere. Moving from certificate Contact us at awards@chisholm.edu.au
to diploma, diploma to degree, or
undergraduate to postgraduate degrees
Graduation
Graduation happens once a year, usually
is easy. We’ll advise you throughout the
in March/April, and is a great opportunity
process to ensure that you have the full
for you to celebrate your achievement with
picture on what’s available in terms of
family and friends. And did we mention a
guaranteed pathways and credit transfers.
great opportunity to take plenty of photos in
For more information visit
those stylish gowns?
chisholm.edu.au/pathways
To attend graduation, you will need
And don’t forget, Chisholm Career
to apply. For more information visit
Counsellors are available to help you with
chisholm.edu.au/graduation
all career related support. As a Chisholm
student, you can visit a Career Counsellor Employment
for up to six months after you graduate. Taking that leap from student to employee?
Call Student Services on 9212 5269 or Get the support you need to stand out from
email careers@chisholm.edu.au to make the crowd and engage with employers.
an appointment. Make an appointment with a Chisholm
Career Counsellor by calling Student
Services on 9212 5269 or emailing
careers@chisholm.edu.au. A Chisholm
Career Counsellor can help give your
resume a lift, polish your LinkedIn profile
and help you sharpen your interview skills.
And remember MyWorkSearch – our online
jobs board that can link you with the latest
job opportunities.
app.myworksearch.com.au
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USEFUL CONTACTS
General enquiries 1300 244 746
8.30am-5.00pm, Monday – Friday
Security Important dates
Bass Coast 0417 787 010 Chisholm offers a range of courses with
Berwick 0400 483 123 many different study modes so there is no
Chisholm @ 311 0457 098 633 official academic calendar. Course dates
Cranbourne 0400 483 005 will be confirmed by your teaching area at
Dandenong 0400 483 277 orientation.
Frankston 0400 483 002
You can check the term and term break dates
Mornington Peninsula 0427 281 803
online at chisholm.edu.au/current-students
Student Services 9212 5269 in the A-Z student information section.
International Student Office 9212 5040
Public holidays
International Student Assistance 1800 175 349 New Year’s Day Monday 1 January
Caroline Chisholm Education Australia Day Friday 26 January
Foundation 9238 8114
Labour Day Monday 12 March
Useful websites Good Friday Friday 30 March
Chisholm website
Easter Saturday Saturday 31 March
chisholm.edu.au
Easter Sunday Sunday 1 April
Current Students page
chisholm.edu.au/current-students Easter Monday Monday 2 April
Library website ANZAC Day Wednesday 25 April
library.chisholm.edu.au
Queen’s Birthday Monday 11 June
MyWorkSearch
Friday before the AFL Grand Final
app.myworksearch.com.au
Friday 28 September
Moodle
Melbourne Cup Tuesday 6 November
moodle.chisholm.edu.au
Christmas Day Tuesday 25 December
Boxing Day Wednesday 26 December
20Our locations
Flinders Lane
234 Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000
Closest train station: Flinders Street, 350m
Melbourne City
Level 1, 399 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
VIC 3000 Sunbury
Craigieburn Mernda
Closest train station: Melbourne Diggers
Central,Rest 300mRoxburgh Park
Epping Hurtsbridge
Yarra Glen
Melbourne Airport Healesville
Dandenong Melton Campbellfield
Mill Park Diamond Creek
Bundoora
121 Stud Road, Dandenong VIC 3175
Taylors Lake Hadfield
Eltham
Coburg North
Warrandyte
Closest train station: Dandenong, 2.3km
St Albans
Sunshine North
Thornbury Chirnside Park
Ravenhall Manningham
Seville
Sunshine West Fitzroy North Doncaster Mount Evelyn
Chisholm @311 Melbourne
Box hill Ringwood
Croydon
Montrose
Richmond Blackburn
311 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong
Tarneit
VIC 3175 Altona North
Albert Park Toorak Camberwell
Burwood
Vermont Bayswater
Malvern Wantirna Boronia Olinda
Closest train station: Dandenong, 800m Altona Meadows
St Kilda
Elwood
Chadstone Ferntree Gully
Monbulk
Macclesfield
Werribee Brighton Tecoma Belgrave
Point Cook
Frankston Bentleigh
Hampton
Clayton Rowville
Lysterfield Emerald
Springvale
Sandringham
Fletcher Road, Frankston VIC 3199 Cheltenham Noble Park
Gembrook
Beaumaris Dingley Village
Closest train station: Frankston, 200m Mordialloc
Dandenong
Narre Warren
Dandenong South
Berwick
Berwick and Berwick TEC Patterson Lakes
Lynbrook Beaconsfield
Officer
25 Kangan Drive, Berwick VIC 3806 Carrum Downs
Cranbourne North Pakenham
Closest train station: Berwick, 50m
Portarlington
Skye Cranbourne
Indented Head Frankston Cranbourne South
Cranbourne Drysdale St Leonards
Frankston South
Baxter
New Holland Drive, Cranbourne VIC 3977 Pearcedale Koo Wee Rup
Mornington Tooradin
Somerville Warneet
Closest train station: Cranbourne, 1.9km
Queenscliff Mount Martha Tyabb Lang Lang
Mornington Peninsula Hastings
Safety Beach
Boneo Road, Rosebud VIC 3939Sorrento Dromana
Rosebud French Island
Metro bus: 886 Blairgowrie
Rosebud West Red Hill
Balnarring
Crib Point
Bus stop: Chisholm TAFE – Rosebud Campus/St Andrews Beach
Shoreham
Henry Wilson Drive (Rosebud West) Cowes
Cape Schank Ryhll
Flinders
Bass Coast Phillip Island
Corner Bass Highway and South Dudley San Remo
Road, Wonthaggi VIC 3995
V/Line bus operates between Wonthaggi Wonthaggi
and Melbourne Inverlo
Bus stop: Corner Bass Highway and South Cape Patterson
Dudley Road
For maps of Chisholm locations visit
chisholm.edu.au/locations
To find public transport travel options use
the Public Transport Victoria (PTV) Journey
Planner at www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey
21BREATHE EASY. CHISHOLM’S
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
ARE SMOKE FREE.
For more information about the content of this booklet, or if you need help or advice,
contact Student Services during business hours on 9212 5269.
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