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Hmm, when I went to my info session, nearly everyone was picked. The only people who were rejected were those who showed little commitment and those who didn't pass basic skills tests. This is at Richmond though, I'd imagine the inner city TAFE's are more stringent. I would talk to the general...

Interesting question...I would talk to your unit co-ordinator. I would think that once you apply to graduate the TPC, no more courses can be done. Could you try doing maths bridging courses at uni or choose maths courses as your arts electives? Or enter the arts course through a STAT test and...

I hope I manage to keep them up there too! Though today's exam was awful, twas very very hard and 3 phones went off, how hard is it to put phones on silent people?? Oh well, one more to go...good luck everyone!

One hour 10 min drive, though if it's a quiet time of day I can get it down to an hour. Good public transport doesn't exist here.

Hmm, not that good. I've been studying a bit but not enough. Have been procrastinating quite a bit. I'm going into my first two exams with a d average, I want to do really well to keep it up there, but I'll just be happy to get it over with haha.

I didn't think anyone would know about this, so that's cool. But I didn't expect abusive rep for posting this topic either, just goes to show the maturity of some people here :).

How is exam prep going people?

This is a shop, not a flea market. Do not try to barter with me, there are RRP's for a reason. If you want discounted stock, then go look at the sales racks, not the new season stock.

These are good questions to ask the course coordinator at your TAFE, but I'll try my best to answer based on my two years at TAFE. My friend is doing the same course as you too. Classes in my course were not run in a lecture format, but asking questions was kept to a minimum as there were...

LOL that is so bad.

My mate was in the Jan/Feb training school but he dropped out when he realised it wasn't for him. Be expected to make a lot of mathematical calculations in your head very quickly and they do prefer people with 24/7 availability. Good luck!

Good to hear! :)

Kids in Year 8 or 9 are not doing full time diplomas, though.

Don't come into my shop shirtless, steal a shirt and walk outside the shopping centre to put it on. Worst shoplifter ever, no wonder you got caught.

The HSC at TAFE is a Cert III course, so that's what she probably meant by being 'equivalent' to the warehousing certificate, though of course the coursework would be totally different. Depending on what campus you attend, you can do a Cert III in HSC Studies or a Certificate IV in Teritary...

Get a job elsewhere, then when the first guys call you in again, work a few shifts, get your hair done and then quit lol.

Has anyone done this course? I'm considering doing it and wanted to know if anyone had any experiences to share concerning it. The 20 cp would be handy and there are one or two cohorts which I really would like to do to give me relevant work experience. How many hours roughly do you spend...

Yeah morning exams FTL. I had one last year and I live over an hour away from campus. I didn't sleep the night before from cramming and stress, plus I'm definitely not a morning person. Do not want again.

Mine took 8 weeks to arrive. Get the confession over and done with, trust me.

9th, 11th, 17th, 19th. No morning exams, all afternoon or evening. Yay!