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On the train at around evening time to deep night from Glenfield down to Macarthur station, you have a good chance of coming across drunkards; bogans; promiscuous and immodest women and men; feral kids; people who feel a need to talk at the top of their voices with every second word being the f...

She speaks the truth.

French Continuers scales very well, especially French extension, which is up there with Latin extension and 4 unit maths. Personally, I found French Continuers easier than Modern. For French Continuers, it's just a 10 minute French convo, a listening task, writing up letters and postcards in...

Open University Australia is also an option. http://www.open.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/ Or you can take the STAT test to get into uni. http://www.uac.edu.au/stat/what-is-stat.shtml Some uni's have different conditions though for uni admission through the STAT test. For example, you need...

Yeah, the MC questions were harder than the actual written questions.

The site 'Megaupload' has been erased from the Earth for a few years because of copyright infringement and pirating and all that jazz. I think the owner of the site got arrested in a quite a fashion and had to go to court or pay a very big fine because of the site.

Have a read of this, mate. https://hal.arts.unsw.edu.au/students/courses/language-placements/Japanese/

Actually, I think I read somewhere that 80 is the minimum regardless of bonus points. I think it was in a diatribe against the uni from a student writer in Tharunka (I think that's how you spell it, and yes, I do read it) or in an SMH article. I'm not sure though, and I may be wrong, but hunch...

Comment on utilise les accents sur BoredoS? Desole si mes ecritures ne les ont pas. Je ne sais pas, mais si tu veux taper les accents en français, je te raccomande d'utiliser 'Canadian Multilingual Standard' comme clavier si tu te sers de 'Windows'--je ne sais pas comment le faire pour iMac et...

What accents do you find the most charming? Personally, I like the West Country, valley Welsh, Geordie, Kiwi, Cockney, and Afrikaans accents. I hate to say it, but I find the Aussie accent one of the least charming, but maybe it's one of those things where being surrounded by it all the time, it...

I don't like stats.

In Australia, all they care about is academics (BF, VF, and AF qualifications in the RFS aren't going to help much for academics), unless if you are going for a scholarship. For UOW and MQ, I don't even think you need a UAI for a mature age student (over 21 years of age). You take a test, STAT...

Get a job whilst in school. Experience in working means a lot on your résumé, and the younger, the better.

http://www.tv5.org/TV5Site/7-jours/s...id_dossier=440 And this, which has questions too on the videos.

http://www.1914-1918-online.net/First_World_War_Websites/index.html

http://www.1914-1918-online.net/First_World_War_Websites/index.html Get your hands on the HTA Modern History guide for content on this. Remember that you don't need to remember a lot of content for this part of the course. The focus is more on your ability to analyse sources.

By the way, know that heaps of people go for jobs in the paper or on the internet, so apply at a lot of places that you can see yourself working at. Don't just concentrate on one job and cross your fingers on it--you might not get it. Personally, I got my current job after getting rejected at 20...

Re: I want to get into Intermediate level stream for Spanish after roughly 170 hours oh no! Im worried now if I get into advanced theres only two courses in language D: Is the other stuff a waste of time? I want to be 100% fluent. Whats professional studies and how is it different to...

It depends. Some people like manual labour--they like the physicality and challenge of it and the freedom of having no homework after finishing for the day. Some people like desk jobs and using their mind instead of their body. It depends really. Anyway, for an 18 year without a degree, I...

Anything is good practice. I would say that RFI en français facile is very good and the best for someone at beginner level. The language is simple yet elegant and spoken very well at a reasonable pace without any omission of syllables that you'll notice in day-to-day French (none of that 'j'sais...