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Holmesglen News 2000
Get PDFHolmesglen Institute of TAFE staff newsletter for 2000. Contents include: reports on the official opening of building 8 on the Chadstone campus, opening of a training restaurant at the Waverly campus, and Holmesglen apprentices and pre-apprentices participation in helping to build the memorial for HMAS Yarra at Riverside Park, Newport.Holmesglen Institut
Holmesglen News 1999
Get PDFHolmesglen Institute of TAFE staff newsletter for 1999. Contents include:reports on Holmesglen Athlete Sponsorship Program; Viticulture training; Young Achievement Australia awards and 'InRoads: greater streets of Melbourne' a publication launched by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Peter Costigan.Holmesglen Institut
Adelaide 98: pathways to knowledge: Australian Library and Information Association 5th biennial conference and exhibition
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Holmesglen News 1998
Get PDFHolmesglen Institute of TAFE staff newsletter for 1998. Contents include: reports on the Institutes restructure and Students at Risk report, and news on Holmesglens participation in the Foundation for Homeless Youth, plus announcement of awards.Holmesglen Institut
New staff? Catch them and keep them—Holmesglen Institute of TAFE Library's induction program
No full textItem not available from this repository. Link to the published version - subscription maybe required.In 1996 the Holmesglen Institute of TAFE Library won the ALIA Innovation Award (academic section). The library's induction program represents a commitment ensuring that new library staff gain a sense of identity with the library and the Institute as a result of this formalised process. As such it represents an excellent model for other departments within the Institute. It is believed that this initial investment of time in new staff will enable the library to utilise their talents and abilities more quickly and effectively. The element of team-work involved in this project has been a great contributor to its success. The program was developed by a team of library staff members across the network. Representatives from the three branches in the library network have contributed to the final outcome as did new staff who have been involved in the program.LibraryHolmesglen Institut
Holmesglen News 1997
Get PDFHolmesglen Institute of TAFE staff newsletter for 1997. Contents include a brief report on Holmesglen winning entry of 'Most Innovative Design' at the National Furnitex '97 trade show and a report on a collaboration between ABC TV, Open Training Services and Holmesglen on the television series 'Taking care of business', plus graduate and staff profiles and Colin O'Brien success at winning the 1,500 meter race at the World Veteran's Athletics Championships.Holmesglen Institut
Holmesglen News 1996
Get PDFHolmesglen Institute of TAFE staff newsletter for 1996. Contents include a profile of Holmesglen security, project update on the Clayton homeless youth project, and announcements of awards for Business and Computing, Building and Construction and the Furnishing Industry Training Centre.Holmesglen Institut
A teacher's guide to enhancing literacy: for learners with diverse language and cultural backgrounds, who are studying in adult basic education programs
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Windows on our past: constructing Australian history
No full textItem is not available from this repository. Please contact the author.In 'Windows on our past: constructing Australian history' students are encouraged to identify, examine and question the many ways in which Australia’s past has been represented through the years.
The study of a broad selection of representations allows the student to
• assess the validity of historical evidence
• identify values and attitudes supported by such evidence
• recognise the differences and similarities in the various expressions of the periodHigher Education and Applied ResearchHolmesglen Institut
Australia, a technological society
No full textItem is not available from this repository. Please contact the author.All Australians have been affected by the technological developments of the past thirty years; in our domestic lives, at our workplaces and in our leisure activities technology has had an impact.
Australia: A Technological Society looks at the technologies of the past and present and relates these to the Australian experience. It encourages students to understand technological change as an on-going process and requires them, to take an investigative and reflective approach to the study of Australia as a technological society.
Teachers will appreciate the wide range of primary sources in Australia: A Technological Society and both students and teachers alike will find the related activities and suggestions for journal entries and research projects of great value.Higher Education and Applied ResearchHolmesglen Institut