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October 2008
Wildlife of Gondwana Exhibition - Monash Science Centre
Ongoing
Eastern Melbourne Skills Store - Do you want to re-train or re-enter the workforce?
UP TO $1,000 FOR EDUCATION - The Saver Plus program assists people and families on low incomes
U3A WAVERLEY - University of The Third Age
I Learn my language at the VSL
Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA)
Monash University International Student Friendship Program - looking for volunteers

Wildlife of Gondwana Exhibition

Display of the fossil record from Australia and South American sources and will describe the Wildlife of the Great Southern Super Continent - Gondwana, from 3.8 billion years ago to the present.

Monash Science Centre
Normanby Road
Building 74
Monash University
Clayton Campus
9905 1370

Published - 8 October, 2008

Eastern Melbourne Skills Store

  • Do you want to re-train or re-enter the workforce?
  • Do you have lots of skills and experience but 'no piece of paper' to prove it?
  • Do you need information on courses or training for employment or career improvement but don’t know where to start?
  • Are you a business hoping to increase the skills of your workforce?
  • Are you interested in completing training but not sure where to start?

 If you have said "YES" to any of the questions above please call the Eastern Melbourne Skills Store on 9286 9768 to discuss your options.

Published - 4 September, 2007

UP TO $1,000 FOR EDUCATION

The Saver Plus program assists people and families on low incomes to establish a long-term savings habit, build their financial skills and knowledge, and save for education. Every $1 saved by participants is matched with an additional $1 (up to $1,000) to purchase educational items like books, computers & uniforms.

Details: Joanna at Berry Street Victoria South Eastern Region 1374 Centre Road Clayton 3168 Ph:9239 1400

 Fax: 9239 1410 or visit www.berrystreet.org.au

Published - 13 April, 2007

U3A WAVERLEY

University of The Third Age
Are You Interested in Any of The Following:
History, Languages, Current Affairs, Self Awareness, Folk Dancing, Bridge, Literature, Computers, Music, Walking, Lead Lighting, Painting (Oil, Pastel) Science & Technology or Just Stretching Your Mind.

You will be surprised how little it will cost. You don't have to be an Einstein or Bill Gates (However if you are please come and be a tutor).
There are no accreditations for any subjects and all classes are during the day. Please come and join us.

U3A Waverley Inc.
20 Norman Court, Mount Waverley 3149
Bill Burns - President (office 9807 4755)
Pat Morwood - Secretary ( office 9807 4755)
Current as of: 28/3/07
Publications: Intergroup Monthly Newsletter
E-mail: u3awav@bigblue.net.au

Website: home.bigblue.net.au/u3awav/
Updated - 29 March, 2007

I Learn my language at the VSL

The Victorian School of Languages is a non-profit Government School which teaches 42 languages in more than 39 centres throughout Victoria. Classes are available for students in years 1 - 12 (VCE).

 For enrolments and further information please ring 9474 0500 or email Venetia Kefalianos, Public Coorordinator on venetiak@vsl.vic.edu.au

Published - 17 January, 2007

Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA)

Ground Floor Building 55
Monash University, Clayton Campus Wellington Road, Clayton
Tel: 03 9905 4217
Web:www.monash.edu.au/muma/
E: muma@adm.monash.edu.au

Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) offers a unique perspective on the recent history of contemporary art and culture, and is adventurous and forward looking in the production, research and support of new art and ideas. Exhibitions range from newly commissioned projects to surveys of significant contemporary artists, and innovative exhibitions exploring the recent history of contemporary art from Australia and elsewhere. The Monash University Collection represents a leading overview of Australian art since 1961.

MUMA offer a range of exciting education programs designed to engage audiences and encourage new ways of looking and thinking about the world. We warmly welcome visits from school and community groups, and can arrange free introductory talks and tours of current exhibitions on request.

 Please contact the Museum on (03) 9905 4217 to discuss your education requirements.

Published - 20 October, 2006

Monash University International Student Friendship Program

The Monash University International Student Friendship Program (ISFP) is a pilot project started by Monash University’s Community Services. The aim of the program is to introduce international students to local volunteers and their families for the purpose of developing cross-cultural friendships.
There are many benefits of being a volunteer for the ISFP:
  • act in the capacity of adult friend and initial contact for the students is to assist in building cross cultural friendships outside of a peer group.
  • provide further information to students on local community resources, creating additional support networks including friendship and possibly participation in local community events.

 Website: http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/community-services/family/friendship-program.html

Published - 26 July, 2006


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