Faith Lutheran College
Enews
Issue 16
28 May 2015
In This Issue:
(Click the links below to go to articles)
• Lessons from Jonah
Raising Money for Faith Lutheran College
Confraternity Shield Rugby League Team
31st May at Fairways Tavern
& Golf Club, Hattonvale
• Uniform Shop Information
• Musical News
• Thanking our Community
• Careers Expo 2015
• Peter Pan the Musical
• Airforce Cadets are Now Recruiting
• 2016 Buchholz Secondary School
Scholarships
9am Arrival for 9:30am
Shotgun Start
ts
s of spor
Auction
day
bilia on
memora
• FLC Meat Sales
2 Man Ambrose format
• Mayoral Speech Grand Final
$25 per player, includes
Hamburger and Raffle
ticket
• Health Centre News
Book Now!
Call 5465 6822
• Please Send Us Home
• Year 11 and 12 ITS Assessment
• TSXPO
• Korean Homestay Information
• Women In Science Conference
• Careers Corner
• Christian Life Week Camp
Enews - Next Week
Please note that Enews next week will be sent out
on Friday 5th of June due to Staff Professional
Development Commitments
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Date Claimers
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Saturday 30 May
TAS Round 5
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Sunday 31 May
Confraternity Golf Tournament
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Wednesday 3 June
Debating Round 4 -Years 7, 8 and 10
ICAS Science Exam
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Monday 8 June
Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday
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Tuesday 9 - Friday 12 June
Year 10 Camp and Work Experience
Group 1
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Thursday 11 June
Year 6 Orientation Day
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Friday 12 June
Year 6 Orientation Day
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Saturday 13 June
TAS Finals
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Monday 15 June
All Year 10 to attend School
Lessons
from Jonah
This week I have included
an article written by Bonnie
McMaken that I would like to
share.
I encourage all members of our
community to open their bibles this week and read
through the very short chapters of Jonah.
Jonah needed to expand his heart
toward others—we do too.
Bonnie McMaken
Dr. Seuss’s The Grinch is a staple
villain in children’s literature. This ugly
green miser loathes everyone and
everything except his faithful dog, Max.
His hate stems from his dysfunctional
heart that is “two sizes too small,” and
as a consequence he is simply unable
to let any love inside.
The Grinch is a humorous and whimsical character,
so it’s easy to laugh at Seuss’s over-the-top
description. However, we have all let our “inner
Grinch” out of hiding, and when we see glimpses of
this character in ourselves, it’s not so funny.
The good news is that we are not alone in our frail,
human state. The Bible is full of men and women
who, despite their best efforts, suffer from a chronic
lack of love.
Jonah is one of the most striking examples of a heart
in need of expansion. God calls, Jonah runs.
He survives not only being thrown into the raging
ocean but being swallowed whole by a large fish and
housed in its belly for three days. While in the fish,
Jonah prays eloquently to the Lord, thanking him
for his hand of safety. After the three days are up,
the fish promptly vomits Jonah back onto dry land
unscathed.
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Then, Jonah finally does what the Lord asks: He
travels to Nineveh, an enemy of the Israelites, to
proclaim the Lord’s judgment. The Ninevites almost
immediately repent and are shown mercy by the Lord.
The book ends with Jonah brooding over Nineveh,
angry with God for the grace he gave to the people
Jonah so despises.
On the surface, Jonah seems to be about a
melodramatic and fearful man who begrudgingly
obeys God’s will and—in a surprising narrative twist—
is actually angry when he is successful at his task.
To truly understand Jonah’s bitterness and fear,
however, it’s important we understand what Jonah is
facing when God tells him to go to Nineveh.
During this time period, the Ninevites were not only
enemies of the Israelites but had violently oppressed
the nation of Israel. God’s command for Jonah,
therefore, is not just unreasonable. It’s terrifying—and
seemingly impossible.
These cultural realities are most likely a huge part
of why Jonah runs from God’s will. He is naturally
terrified of the enemy. Maybe he’s also afraid of
failure. Proclaiming God’s judgment to an enemy
nation is a daunting task. Perhaps Jonah figures the
odds of the Ninevites heeding God’s command are
too small for him to risk his life and dignity.
At the core of Jonah’s trepidation, though, there is
something even deeper at work: fear of triumph.
Jonah knows that if he succeeds at winning over
the Ninevites to the Lord, they will be shown mercy.
That’s just the kind of God Jonah serves: He shows
his abundant grace to undeserving people. Jonah, on
the other hand, wants his enemies to suffer.
Pastor Tim Keller says before Jonah confronts
the idolatry of the Ninevites, he must first confront
the idolatry in his own heart. Jonah, instead of
confronting his idolatry, runs from it. In fact, he runs
from the very “presence of the Lord” (Jonah 1:3).
Even if Jonah doesn’t confront his own idolatry in the
beginning of the book, he certainly seems to realize
his dislike is there all along. In the beginning of
chapter 4 he gives the Lord a seething “I-told-you-so”
speech: “Didn’t I say before I left home that you would
do this, LORD? That is why I ran away to Tarshish!
I knew that you are a merciful and compassionate
God, slow to get angry and filled with unfailing love.
You are eager to turn back from destroying people.”
Jonah understands the Lord’s character, his merciful
history. He knows the Lord has been faithful to the
Israelites and to him as an individual. Chapter 2
is an example of Jonah’s knowledge. He has the
right things to say, and he crafts an eloquent prayer
thanking God for his steadfast provision. But his heart
is small. He does not want God to extend the same
love to his enemies.
Like Jonah, we often have the appropriate and
religious words, and even the actions to match those
words. But our hearts can be hard, unwilling to
extend God’s love to others.
Only God can expand our small, fragile hearts.
He has given us his grace through the death and
resurrection of his son, Jesus. Because of Christ
working in us, our capacity to love others—even our
enemies—increases. In fact, God promises this to his
people:
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“I will give you a new heart, and I will put a new
spirit in you. I will take out your stony, stubborn
heart and give you a tender, responsive heart”
(Ezekiel 36:26).
When we say “yes” to God and his love for all
people, he will stretch our hearts. This expansion is
unpleasant at times, especially when he asks us to
love people who make us uncomfortable or who have
hurt us, but the challenge will bring our hearts closer
to the heart of God.
Written by: Bonnie McMaken,
Sourced online
As I mentioned in my opening paragraph, I have read
this article so many times and felt great affinity for
what it is was saying to me. I would also hope that
each of you cannot only relate to it, but to see how
these ideas relate to our processes of restorative
practices here at Faith.
We all need to look at the way we are acting and
what prejudices and negative reactions we carry
within us. Jonah is a part of each of us and we need
to identify when we too are acting and holding on
to unreasonable beliefs about others. In this age of
instant communication we so easily say and share
comments that are hurtful and uncaring. If we can all
can seek out God’s will and listen to his voice often
delivered through others, then maybe instead of
running, sometimes we can stand tall and feel proud
of ourselves.
Seek out God’s will in all you do.
Do all the good you can,
By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can.
Prayer for this week
God of love and of life, let us take time to look
deep within ourselves and discover the gifts you
have blessed us with. May we take the time to
direct our lives in a way that best uses our own
unique combination of gifts. May our education
help us discover where our strengths and
interests lie. May our faith guide us in realizing
our gifts. May we always be open to the direction
of the Spirit and never forget the love you have
for each of us.
Give us, O Lord, the perception we need to look
within ourselves and discover the beauty and
gifts we possess. Give us the courage to show
others the talents they have. Help us serve others
in the community and in so doing build up your
kingdom. We ask this through Jesus, our Lord.
Amen.
Yours in Faith
Mrs Janelle Anderson
Principal
Uniform Shop hours are as follows:
Monday 11:00am to 4.00pm
Tuesday
10.30am to 2.30pm
Thursday 10.30am to 2.30pm
Libby Moore
Uniform Convener
Phone 0447 760 065
Musical News
Cancellation of Back to the 80’s Rehearsal
Tuesday 23rd June
Due to many of our Musical Cast representing the
College on the annual Dirranbandi Trip, the Musical
staff wish to advise that the rehearsal scheduled for
Week 10; Tuesday 23rd June will be cancelled.
Enjoy a restful holiday and we look forward to
working with the Musical cast again in Week 1:
Tuesday 14th July from 3-5pm in CA Block.
Back to the 80’s Tickets
Please be aware that tickets for Back to the 80’s will
go on sale to the public from Tuesday 9th June.
Yours in the Arts,
Rebecca Neale
Musical Director
Thank You
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Dear Parents, Grandparents and Caregivers,
Thanking you all for your contribution and support throughout this
year.
Special thanks to you for your active involvement in the life of the
College, the classroom, the tuckshop, the voluntary activities, and
in your own student’s learning. It has been a great privilege to have
been given the opportunity to teach your young adults.
As never before, parents, grandparents, caregivers , teachers and
other school staff are working together.
Thanks for all you do.
In appreciation
Mrs Janelle Anderson
Principal
In the rush of daily life,
it’s easy to forget the very words that need saying most:
Thank you, parents and grandparents,
for your good words and deeds
that make such a difference for children and schools.
We want you to know how much you are appreciated
and how important you are to your children’s education
and school success.
This list is a start, a way to say
thanks for all that you do!
by Dr. Dorothy Rich
Celebrating National Week of Thanksgiving
Monday 25th - Friday 29th May 2015
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IPSWICH MUSICAL THEATRE
COMPANY JUNIORS PRESENT
Broadway's timeless classic musical whisks you away to a
place where dreams are born and no one ever grows up
Our energetic and talented IMTC Junior performers will
present this wonderful production suitable for the whole
family.
SHOW DATES:2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th July 2015
Ipswich Girls Grammar School Hall
Queen Victoria Parade, East Ipswich
Ticket Prices - $15.00 each
(Adult at children price)
Bookings Open 4th May, 2015
Bookings can be made online
www.ipswichmusicaltheatrecompany.com.au by
selecting the show date and clicking add to cart.
Alternatively bookings can be made by calling Trisha
on 0419749159
A Musical Adventure
Based on J.M. Barries’s original play
With permission from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
Music by George Stiles
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe
Book by Willis Hall
By arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia Pty Ltd on behalf of Josef Weinberger LTD.
London
Airforce Cadets are
Now Recruiting
The 225 Squadron Australian Air Force Cadets
(AAFC) are holding an information session on
Tuesday the 14th of July at 1830hrs at the West
Moreton Anglican College (WestMAC) Keswick Road
Karrabin.
The information session is aimed at 13-16 year olds
who are interested in joining the AAFC and their
parents/guardians. There is no requirement to be a
student of the WestMAC to join 225SQN.
The Australian Air Force Cadets is a youth oriented
organisation that is administered and actively
supported by the RAAF. Activities undertaken by the
AAFC include flying, fieldcraft, adventure training,
firearms safety training, drill and ceremonial, service
knowledge, aero modelling, navigation and gliding,
leadership, youth development and confidence.
225SQN are a local AAFC SQN who parade at
WestMAC between 1745-2100hrs each Tuesday
evening during school terms. There are also a
number of other SQNs located within the South East
Queensland region. Contact details and locations for
all SQNs can be found by visiting the following link
http://www.2wg.aafc.org.au/sqnlisting.html.
If you have any family or friends between the ages
of 13-16 and think they would like to join the AAFC,
please contact SGT(AAFC) Kylie Wren on 0458 287
534 or email [email protected]
Further information on the AAFC can be found at
http://www.aafc.org.au/
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Lutheran Education Queensland
2016 Buchholz Secondary Schooling Scholarships
The Buchholz Secondary Schooling Scholarships have been made available due to the generosity of the late
Lesley Valerie Buchholz who left the bulk of her estate to the Lutheran Church of Australia Queensland District
(LCAQD) to provide the opportunity for as many students as possible to attend a Lutheran secondary school who
would otherwise be precluded due to financial hardship.
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FLC Meat
Sales
The scholarships are awarded for the length of the child’s secondary education up to a maximum of six years
(Years 7-12). It is ongoing in nature; covering the period of secondary schooling until the recipient graduates, is
withdrawn, or has their enrolment cancelled by the school for which the scholarship is granted.
The scholarship covers annual tuition fees, inclusive of compulsory levies, at a level of between 25-100%
depending on the capacity of the family to contribute to their child’s education, and on the Bequest funds available.
Selection Criteria
Scholarships are open to:
1. Year 6 students yet to be enrolled in a Lutheran school that offers secondary education or secondary school-
aged children who are seeking to move to a Lutheran school;
2. Communicant members of the LCA; or
3. Active members of other Christian denominations;
4. Families where ongoing school fee commitment would impose undue financial hardship.
If you would like to receive an application package please contact the College Enrolmentoffice on 5466 9900 or
[email protected].
Cheryl Pisani
Enrolments Officer
Did you know that Schultes
will be selling FLC Lamb
early next week?
These prime lambs have been finished on grain in
the FLC Feedlot by the Senior Agricultural Science
Classes as part of their Lamb Feedlot Investigation
EAI. Just ask the friendly Schultes staff for the FLC
Lamb if you wish to make a purchase.
FLC Chickens
Our FLC finished meat
chickens will be available
for purchase at the end of
this term, for $5 each.
These are hybrid meat
chickens finished on
pellets as part of the year
9 Agricultural Science
Poultry Breeds Investigation.
Can parents who are interested in purchasing
chickens, please email their order to
[email protected] , so that I can hold the
birds for them and arrange the paperwork?
Thank you
Orthodontics
Student Discounts
Evening Appointments
Medicare Bulk Billing for
Children’s Dental Scheme
Shop 13, Plainland Plaza, 3 Gehrke Road, Plainland
www.plainlanddental.com.au
[email protected]
Emma O’Shea
Agricultural Science Teacher
Mayoral Speech
Contest Grand
Final
On Sunday the 24th of
May, Year 11 student
Molly Pitkin represented
the Lockyer District at
the Mayoral Speech
Grand Final which was
held in Ipswich.
For this competition,
Molly was required to
present a 7 minute speech on the topic of ‘Are you
Fair Dinkum about Ipswich?’
The audience included esteemed guests such as
Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale and Lockyer Mayor
Steve Jones. Molly won second place out of the
eight competitors and was awarded a five year
scholarship to Toastmasters International to further
develop her skills of public speaking.
Health Centre
News
Just a reminder to parents regarding the
process to be followed if your student is
unwell and needs to go home.
If your child is unwell, they are to come
to the Health Centre and contact will be
made with parents as necessary.
Please note that Students are not
to contact parents to pick them up
from school as this causes a lot of
confusion amongst teachers, admin
and nursing staff.
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Please Send Us
Home
We have accumulated a lot of lost property this term
and sadly most of it is unnamed. These items include
jackets, track pants, hats, as well as water bottles and
stationery.
If your child has lost or misplaced any items, please
come and check the lost property area in A Block
Courtyard.
Any unclaimed items will be given to charity at the end
of this month.
Following this simple guideline ensures that your
child is being looked after and given the care that
they need.
Thank you for supporting the College in this matter.
Warm regards,
Janelle Newton
ITS Assessment
The Year 11 and 12 ITS Assessment item B/F due
date has been changed to Thursday 28th May 2015.
Mrs Anderson was present to hear Molly present a
creative, engaging and thoughtful speech on Sunday
and she presented Molly with her trophy, scholarship
and certificates.
Could students please ensure that they mark this
change in their diaries.
Congratulations Molly on a compelling performance
and we wish you all the best for your future
endeavours of public speaking.
Gudrun Baesler
ITS Teacher
Kind Regards
Matt Armstrong
Debating Coordinator
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Jangsan Middle School hosted our students during
the 2013 and 2015 Korean Tours
Korean Homestay
Information
Faith Lutheran College has a range of opportunities
for families to host visiting overseas students in
homestay. Our own students benefit greatly from
overseas homestay families during our international
tours to USA, Germany and South Korea. Similarly,
we rely on the support of our families when overseas
students visit Faith.
We have a Homestay Membership Program
where families simply indicate their expression of
interest to receive information about any upcoming
opportunities, then this info is passed on as it comes
to hand.
Once families are added to the Homestay
Membership, there is no need to reapply for
information in future. If you are interested in receiving
more information about becoming a host family or
joining the Homestay Membership Program, please
email Andrea Blakely: [email protected]
Newsflash: We now have two visiting
groups of students joining us separately
next term:
Group 1: Puil Foreign Language School
(Aged 15-17)
19-26 July 2015 (1 week)
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Payment:
Your family receives $500 per week for two students,
twin-share. This money can go a long way towards
saving up for one of the College’s overseas tours.
Application Process
Even if you have never hosted before, the process
is simple. We will email application forms to all
new homestay members, or you can collect them
from reception or the Language Centre. Homestay
orientation is provided to new families to provide
information and support.
Continuing Host Families
If you have previously hosted, there is no need to
re-apply, but please email me to indicate that you are
available
and would
like to be
considered
to host next
term. This is
our one and
only hosting
opportunity
for Korean
students this
year.
Thank you to all families for your ongoing support!
Korean Student Buddies
Any Faith students in Years 7-10 have the
opportunity to become a buddy with one of the
AND
Jangsan Middle School (Aged 13-15)
28 July – 16 August (3 weeks)
Plainland’s Hardware and Rural Centre
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‘Go Where The Tradies Go’
Hardware
Tools
Paint
Timber
Phone 5465 6648
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Garden Gear
Sheds
Fencing
Building Materials
Cnr Cemetery Rd and Warrego Highway, Plainland
visiting Korean students.
This involves taking them
to class with you for part of
the day on certain days of
the week during their visit,
as well as taking them with
your group of friends during
some lunch breaks.
Any students who would like to be Korean buddies
need to sign up on the L Block noticeboard.
Andrea Blakely
Korean Teacher
Raising Money for Faith Lutheran College
Confraternity Shield Rugby League Team
31st May at Fairways Tavern
& Golf Club, Hattonvale
9am Arrival for 9:30am
Shotgun Start
ts
s of spor
Auction
ay
d
bilia on
memora
2 Man Ambrose format
$25 per player, includes
Hamburger and Raffle
ticket
Book Now!
Call 5465 6822
Women in Science
Conference
On Friday and Saturday the 8th and 9th of May Billie
Carkeet, Siobhan Laing, Kayla Leigh, Jenny Baek
and Elsa Matthias went to the Women in Science
Conference hosted by St Aidan’s Girls School in
Brisbane.
There were three keynote speakers and then we each
got to listen to three other speakers of our choice.
The first keynote speaker was Jenny Martin. She is a
protein crystallographer. This means she uses x-rays
and crystals to investigate the chemical make-up of
proteins. From this structure, she and her team are
developing a drug that will replace antibacterial drugs.
This drug should overcome bacterial diseases without
the body developing a resistance to the drug. Jenny
spoke in a very personable manner and was able to
bring her research down to a level where everyone in
the room could understand her. It was really interesting
to learn not only about her research but also to hear
about the history of her field of research also.
Astrophysist, Tamara Davis was our second keynote
speaker. It was absolutely mind blowing to touch even
just the surface of her field of work. She discussed
how she balances her sporting commitments with her
research and her journey to her career in the field
of astronomy. The one and a half hour presentation
featured the LHC – which is a particle collider located
in Europe. This was the first most of us had even
heard of this machine, and she spoke of many other
present-day machines that make her work so much
easier such as the VLT or the Very Large Telescope.
The last key note speaker was Dr. Eve McDonaldMadden, a mathematical ecologist. Dr Eve opened
my mind to a field of science I never knew existed.
Her presentation included some of her current and
past projects involving
some of the world’s
most exotic animals
and calculating their
population, using formulas
I had never even heard
of. She was amazing,
and it made me really
question what I want to
do in my future. Following her presentation she also
spoke with me about the steps to pursue a career in
her field.
We also got the chance to listen to many other
speakers who also worked in many amazing fields
such as chemical, biological, aeronautical and
mechanical engineering, pharmacy, surgery, and
meteorology. There were many other available
sessions, too many to list here.
We loved every minute and learnt so much not just
about career opportunities in science but also about
the path leading to these careers. It was an amazing
weekend.
Elsa Matthias, Siobhan Laing and Billie Carkeet
Conference Attendees
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Careers Corner
Australian Defence Force (ADF) Job Finder
If you are interested in joining the ADF but find it
difficult to choose an ADF job, use the Job Finder on
the home page at http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/ to
get you started. This is a short questionnaire that
gathers information about you and then comes up with
ADF job suggestions.
Defence Work Experience Program
This program gives young people an opportunity
to experience the Defence Force before making
decisions about joining. To find out what is available,
visit http://www.defence.gov.au/workexperience/
default.htm (click on ‘Placements’ and ‘Qld’).
Head Start at the University of Southern
Queensland (USQ)
USQ’s Head Start program gives Year 11 and 12
students an opportunity to study university subjects
while still at school. In addition the program provides:
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Guaranteed entry into a related USQ program on successful completion of a Head Start subject
•
Fee exemption (the first Head Start course/subject
is free)
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Two points towards the Queensland Certificate of
Education
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Academic credit towards a USQ degree.
The Head Start program is offered online and at
Toowoomba, Springfield, Ipswich and Fraser Coast
campuses. Some subjects are offered at USQ’s
Maryborough Hub. Applications for Semester two are
now open and will close on 29 June 2015. Find out
more at http://www.usq.edu.au/headstart.
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Information for future pilots
PATS (Pilot Aptitude Training
Systems) is a private
organisation that prepares people for aptitude tests
and interviews that are used by the Australian Defence
Force and airline pilot cadetships (e.g. Jetstar, Cathay
Pacific and Rex). For more information see http://
www.pilotaptitude.com/.
InspireU Junior Engineering for Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander students
The University of Queensland will hold this camp
for students in Years 9 and 10. It will give students
an opportunity to meet young engineers and be
involved in laboratory experiences, mini lectures
and site visits. The camp will be held from 7 – 10
July 2015. Applications close on 5 June 2015. Applications are available at http://www.atsis.
uq.edu.au/inspireu-junior-engineering.
New Agriculture degree at CQUniversity (CQU)
CQU recently launched its new B Agriculture, to
commence in Semester one 2016. Graduates of this
degree should be able to fill roles across grazing,
cropping and horticulture, as well as support services
such as agricultural finance, business and consultancy.
The course has close ties with industry in its
development and delivery. Students will experience a
combination of face-to-face delivery at the Bundaberg
and Rockhampton campuses and the Emerald
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Agricultural College and industry placements. An entry
pathway through a Diploma of Agriculture has been
planned for this course. Details of the course will be
on the CQU website at https://www.cqu.edu.au/ later in
the year.
Updates from the Australian Catholic University
(ACU)
Life-less-ordinary website
This is a new ACU website designed to allow students
to explore ACU’s courses, meet current students and
keep on top of key dates. The site can be accessed at
http://life-less-ordinary.acu.edu.au/. This website does
not replace the main ACU website at http://www.acu.
edu.au/home.
Uni and You Guide 2016
The Australian Catholic University has developed this
booklet to help students transition from secondary
school to university. It can be downloaded at http://
www.acu.edu.au/study_at_acu/future_students/
undergraduate/career_advisers/order_publications.
What foreign languages can I study at university?
Students studying at Griffith University, Queensland
University of Technology and the University of
Queensland can study a large range of languages.
If the language you want to study is not available
at your own university you can study it at another
university through the Brisbane Universities
Languages Alliance (BULA).
edu.au/default.aspx for more information about how
BULA works, how to apply and language scholarships.
Queensland Police Recruiting seminars
If you are interested in exploring the career
opportunities within the Queensland Police Service,
you can attend a seminar. Seminars are held
throughout the year. Queensland Police also have a
stall at most career expos in Queensland. Visit http://
www.policerecruit.qld.gov.au/seminars/ for dates and
bookings.
Queensland School of Film and TV (QSFT) Open
Day and Info Evening
QSFT invites people interested in the Film and TV
Industry to its Info Evening from 6.30 – 8.30 pm on
Wednesday 10 June 2015 and its Open Day from
10 am – 12 noon on Saturday 13 June 2015. QSFT,
located at Annerley, Brisbane, offers a Certificate
III courses in Media and a Diploma of Screen and
Media. RSVP on the website at http://www.qsft.qld.
edu.au/. The Careers and Employment section of this
website at http://www.qsft.qld.edu.au/courses-careers/
careers-employment.html lists jobs QSFT graduates
are trained for.
Kevin McConnell
Careers Advisor
Languages available through BULA include Chinese,
French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese,
Korean, Russian and Spanish. Visit https://www.bula.
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CHRISTIAN LIFE WEEK CAMP 2015
Week 1: 29 June – 3 July 2015
(Coolum Cross Ridge A, Coolum
Sunrise Lodge and Koojarewon A)
Week 2: 6 July – 10 July 2015
(Coolum Cross Ridge B
and Koojarewon B)
Week 3: 21 Sept – 25 Sept 2015
(Tannum Sands ,CQ)
THE JOURN
EY OF A LIFETIME BEGINS NOW
It is the best five days that has ever
existed in the history of the universe
CAMP PARTICIPANT
EARLYBIRD PRICE
$357
per camper
Need more
information?
Call 07 3511 4080 or
[email protected]
Christian Life Week Camp is a five day live-in
camp full of fun, friends, God, worship, challenges,
activities and growth. For students in Grades 7 -12.
REGISTER TODAY WWW.LYQ.ORG.AU/CLW  SEE WEBSITE FOR FAMILY DISCOUNTS
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