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my mistake, tutors do get paid that, as stated in that pdf. but the jump from an undergrad to a tutor is, i assume, separated by entry into phd studies (which few of us here are close to yet). if the OP and others here are interested in teaching as hons students, i assume they'll be doing so as...

i, as a 'casual academic' without a phd, get paid $42/hour. that's only $8 less than you get if you have a phd. http://sydney.edu.au/sydneypeople/documents/academic_staff_casual_rates_of_pay.pdf $34/hour isn't too shabby at all :o

we gotta tie our hair back but :( a warning to first year chem students: tie your hair back otherwise i'll tell you to :mad:

i needed some chlorine yesterday, to debenzylate, oxidise and chlorinate a thioether in one step. apparatus (i modified it after this photo to add an extra trap): chlorine gas: apparatus after the deed was done: trollface.jpg

nah

email the first year office and ask them. or do the quiz (or whatever it was) that you had to do. or email ron clarke.

BUT IT IS THE CENTRAL SCIENCE.

you can get the mcmurry for about 10 bucks or less second hand. hunt around.

why doesn't your completed units list include chemistry :mad: