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Ahh, I see. Good to know there are loopholes then :P. Thanks for the correction.

^ ur grammar no good. UWS too good for u. My UWS experience has been great, the only drawback has been facing those people who question why I chose to go there (which is easy enough to deal with, considering their opinions are only based on perceived prestige and not the strength of the...

No, but I'm sure it's well patronized by the Hillsong crowd.

Ellooo :) How was your Easter? Saturday was not busy at all!! (then again, when is it ever...) I had a few Woolworthians talk to me, so jealous of your x2.5 rate.

Are you on one of the market stall things? Would be busy on your own... I always got yelled at at my towers job. Not my fault the company was shit :P

From the GJ position I applied for, no. They'll train you through their barista program. Most new staff aren't on the coffee machine anyway. Include the cooking experience though :) GJ's also have an online jobs site, use that too :)

Being her BFF would pay a LOT better than Aldi :P Use your age to an advantage - look at applying for retail where they only hire over 18's (Telstra, for example, do not hire under 18's. Don't know why?), Off-licence liquor shops like Dan Murphy's, bars and restaurants, petrol stations...

OIC Encumbrances | University of Western Sydney (UWS) Is a week really worth it?

Oh cool! I miss towers, I work in a smaller centre now and it's so quiet and boring :(

Lol funny that. I used to work at towers and I worked with a 12 year old. She looked older than me though because she caked the make up on and looked a bit slutty. I was 14, 9 months on the dot when I first started working :).

Teaching does have meaning, IMHO. Yes, it may not seem that way with all the theory and structure now (trust me, I feel the same way with psych!), but when you get out there and teach and potentially impact on childrens lives - that has meaning. You may teach some ratbags of children, but...

Some people want to follow a career path that may be vocational, and no university degree may be offered or even appropriate for it. TAFE is not for those who just could not make it into university. It offers a completely different purpose. Many TAFE students already have degrees. Some...

I was an OTEN student in 2005, then I transferred to TAFE to finish. I needed that face to face support back then. The online facilities were bad back then too, I never communicated with another student, and only got feedback from a teacher whenever I handed assignments in. The course notes are...

I had a massive freeloader last semester. Did nothing, told us she was dropping the subject the day before the presentation, then turned up and expected to present with us. I was so livid. But yeah, what Absolutezero said +1.

OP: Black pants looks more professional, so I would think they'd say that. Depends on how casual they are with uniform. My uniform is the clothing I sell in store :). But I'm naughty and wear other clothing too to keep the costs down.

I would extend your availability, if you have the opportunity to do so. Even if you extend the time that you're available to work, you can ask to only be rostered on for 8 hours per week due to school e.g. I am available 4 days a week, but ask to only have 2 shifts a week so I have time to study...

Re: 2010 UWS Chatter Thread Haven't handed anything in yet! I have 3 assignments due after easter, one day after another - FML lol.

You can try paying late, but don't be surprised if you rock up to tutorials/exams and find your enrollments been cancelled. They do have census dates for a reason.

There are some subjects where tutes are optional, two of my stats subjects have had that. But optional tutes always seem to be for the harder subjects lol.

Yes, that is the case for most subjects. It does vary though, check your unit outline/learning guide for details on your specific subjects.