Friday 29 June 2012

Refurbished Computers on Sale

Aspitech is having a Stocktake Sale on their refurbished computers (they have great deals for students)...

Low Cost Community Package:
Fully serviced refurbished desktop computer and monitor with Microsoft Windows 7 and Office installed so you have everything you need ready to use.

Pentium 4 2.8GHz (or better) Desktop, 1GB RAM, 40GB HDD, DVD-ROM and 17” LCD monitor.
$100 (was $149)

Hi-End Community Package:

Fully serviced refurbished desktop computer with higher performance and comes with a refurbished 19" Refurbished Widescreen LCD Monitor.
Dual Core Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz Desktop, 2GB RAM, 80GB HDD, DVD-RW and Refurbished 19” Widescreen LCD Monitor.
$259

Plus Laptops and computer parts for sale...


Aspitech:
Phone: (08) 8464 0766
e-mail: Info@aspitech.com.au
http://www.aspitech.com.au/ 

Friday 22 June 2012

Stepping Into Internships 2012

Stepping into.. program 2012 
Application details and forms can be found here: www.and.org.au  



Successful applicants will have the opportunity to complete a paid work experience program at the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for a total of 470 hours between September 2012 and March 2013. The ATO is the government's principal revenue collection agency. They manage and shape tax, excise and superannuation systems that fund services for Australians. They also support the delivery of community benefits with roles in private health insurance, family assistance and cross-agency support.

In Stepping Into 2012, internship opportunities are available for students in the following disciplines across a range of locations:
Law, Banking & Finance, Business & Commerce, Marketing & Communications, Economics, Human Resources (HR)


 Accounting  Information Technology (IT)


Applications must close by July 13 as I need to do a briefing session and short list of students for the ATO by July 27. The interview of students will commence around August 6.
Due to government procedures and timeframes students will be unable to start the internship until mid September.


Friday 15 June 2012

Career Networking Pilot Program

We are looking for expressions of interest in a new student

Career Networking Pilot program

Interested in broadening your networks??
Interested in learning new networking skills to help you gain employment after study?
Have a disability, medical condition or mental health condition?

We are looking for students who have:
• A disability, medical condition or mental health condition.
• An idea of the kind of job they would like after graduation.
• Know some places where they might like to work.
• Have some understanding of what they could bring to the workplace.

This program involves making a personalised career plan and broadening your networks with people in your desired field of work for the purposes of finding employment after you graduate.

If you are interested, please tell us in 100 words or less why you would like to be included in this program. Spaces in this pilot program are limited. From those expressions of interest, a small group of students will be invited to participate in this pilot program.

Kirsten Read Kirsten.read@unisa.edu.au
Tony McAcAvaney Anthony.mcavaney@unisa.edu.au
Or phone 8302 0022



Thursday 14 June 2012

In Your Own Words: The Voice and Opinions of Young People with Disability

If you are a young person with disability, the Australian Youth Affairs Coalition (AYAC), the Youth Disability Advocacy Service (YDAS), Children with Disability Australia (CDA) and the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) want to hear from you!


 
These organisations believe that it is important that more young people in Australia have the opportunity to share their views and opinions with other young people, their communities and with government about:what they think is important and
  • what they would like to happen in their lives, community and Australia today.

 
Young people with disability, now and in the past, have had few opportunities to be part of these processes, to have their voices heard and become young leaders.

 
This survey aims to help young people with disability represent their views

The survey will take 15-20 minutes to complete and all of your responses are anonymous.

 
So, what will we do with the results?
A short report will be written and presented to the Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth, the Minister for Disability Reform, the Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Carers and the Minister for Social Inclusion for their consideration.
 The results of this survey will be presented in September at a National Youth Disability Conference for young people with disability.

For more information, check out the website: http://fluidsurveys.com/s/in-your-own-words/?collector=1390

Monday 11 June 2012

Important Exam Information

Students with an Access Plan - Alternative Exam Venue Information



Please find outlined below Exam Information for Study Period 2, 2012 for students who have an Access Plan and are scheduled to sit their exams in the ‘Alternative Venue’ as indicated on their Access Plan.


Alternative Venue for Study Period 2, 2012
Arena Sports Bar, Royal Adelaide Showground
The Arena Sports Bar is located adjacent to the Royal Banquet Room at the Royal Adelaide Showground. Toilets are located in the room and accessible toilet facilities close by.


** Don’t forget your Access Plan **
Students are required to bring a copy of their Access Plan to every exam. If you attend your exam without your Access Plan you may not be provided the negotiated alternative exam adjustments.


If you need a copy of your Access Plan please email disability@unisa.edu.au and a copy will be emailed to you within 2 working days.


Exam Venue Tour
If you want to familiarise yourself with the alternative venue before exams start, Disability Advisers will be at the Arena Sports Bar Friday 15th June, 12.40pm to 1.30pm.


Students are welcome to drop by during this time to check out the venue and facilities. No need to book.


Exam Timetable
The exams will be held from Saturday 16th June to Saturday 30th June, 2012. Students should refer to the Examination Timetable for details of the day, date and time of their exam/s. The information can also be found on the course homepages and in myUniSA. Disability Advisers are not able to check the timetable for students. For some students who have exams that finish late, SAS Exams Office may make some time changes to the start of your exam. Students in this situation will be contacted directly by SAS via email.


Map for the Alternative Venue
Please refer to the Exams Location Information on the Examination website for a map of the Royal Adelaide Showground. On this page you will also find more information about the location, maps and parking.


Bags
Please note that students are not to bring their bags into the Alternative Exam Venue room unless this is indicated on their Access Plan due to health reasons. Bags are to be taken to the Baggage Store Room. For more information on what is permitted in the exam please refer to In the Exam Room .


Designated Accessible Parking for exams
Students who are eligible for designated Accessible Parking for exams will be sent a parking permit.


Any Queries?
If you have any queries or concerns please email disability@unisa.edu.au as soon as possible or contact a Disability Adviser at your campus.


All the best for your exams,

Learning & Teaching Unit
Disability Service Team
disability@unisa.edu.au

Friday 8 June 2012

FESTofALL

In South Australia alone, there are more than 9,000 people who are considered to be a young carer. Young carers are a group we don’t often hear about but one that deserves considerable recognition. To say thank you and support the wonderful work they do for their loved ones, FESTofALL – an Australian first – is a series of free events taking place across Australia in June to recognise the work of the country’s 380,000 young carers.

FESTofALL South Australia:
At: The Beachouse
On: Sunday 24 June

for free!

Young carers will enjoy two hours of ride access complimented by a comedy performance and a hip-hop rapper showdown. Face-painters, photo-booths and other entertainment will be provided. Lunch is including in this big day out for young carers!
Young carers and their families can register via www.festofall.com.au.