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Top Achievers in Course List — 2013 Higher School Certificate

20/12/2013

Congratulations to the following students who achieved the top 5 places in the 2013 Indonesian HSC courses. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/TAINC_2013_12.html

Indonesian Beginners
1 Hyun Lee
Parramatta High School

2 Mellisa Tjin
Parramatta High School

3 Adrian Croft
Open High School

4 JaydenThistlewaite
Karabar High School Distance Education Centre

5 Bethany Kerrie McWha
Coffs Harbour Christian Community School

Indonesian Continuers
1 Rose Chen
Ryde Secondary College

2 Gabrielle Hiu
Ryde Secondary College

3 Brendan Darke
Ryde Secondary College

4 Harrison Chen
North Sydney Boys High School

5 Eve Theresa House
Macarthur Anglican School

Indonesian Extension
1 Amit Raj Dogra
Macarthur Anglican School

2 Elizabeth Stone
Macarthur Anglican School

3 Katherine Emily Harris
Macarthur Anglican School

4 Harrison Chen
North Sydney Boys High School

5 Maximilian James Denby Cooper
The Scots College

Winner of the 2013 AIA "Lottie Maramis" Scholarship announced

19/12/2013

Rebekah receiving her award at the Year 12 formal.

Congratulations to Rebekah Ward from Coffs Harbour Christian Community School, who is the winner of the AIA “Lottie Maramis” Scholarship, of $500 towards her study costs at University. Rebekah will start a Bachelor of Primary Education next year at Southern Cross University, Coffs Harbour campus. As part of the degree, she will be studying Indonesian at UNE, Armidale. She would like to become a Primary teacher, specialising in teaching Indonesian.

More information about the scholarship can be found on the Australia-Indonesia Association website at http://australia-indonesia-association.com/education-fund/

Debunk Asian stereotypes by learning their languages

18/12/2013

Students should be embracing our neighbours by learning their languages writes Shannon Smith, a counsellor in education at the Australian embassy in Jakarta from 2005 to 2010. He is an Indonesian-speaking, Jakarta-based entrepreneur and consultant.

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/debunk-asian-stereotypes-by-learning-their-languages-20131215-2zf3d.html

Debunk Asian stereotypes by learning their languages via kwout

First Place in Course List — 2013 Higher School Certificate

18/12/2013

Congratulations to the following students who received First in Course Awards for Indonesian courses in the 2013 HSC.

Indonesian Beginners
Hyun Lee
Parramatta High School

Indonesian Continuers
Rose Chen
Ryde Secondary College

Indonesian Extension
Amit Raj Dogra
Macarthur Anglican School

Indonesian musical instruments available

18/12/2013

Our school has received a donation of an impressive set of Angklung from a school in Jakarta but we are not in a position to use the instruments at present. I wonder if you may have a use for these instruments? We would be happy to loan these instruments out on a medium – long term basis.

Paul Vickers
Music Department
+61293917600
p.vickers@tsc.nsw.edu.au

The Scots College
Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023 | p: (+61 2) 9391 7600 | Business Office Fax: (+61 2) 9327 6947 | Academic Fax: (+61 2) 9327 7584 | e: senior@tsc.nsw.edu.au | w: www.tsc.nsw.edu.au

Part-time Indonesian teacher position - TAFE Ultimo

16/12/2013

TAFE Ultimo is seeking a suitable person for a part-time Indonesian teacher position to commence from February 2014.

Hours would be approximately 4hrs/wk over 2 x evenings 6-8pm, or Saturdays 10am-2.30pm.

Minimum requirement for these positions is Cert IV TAE40110 as well as standard LOTE teaching qualifications of diploma or degree.

Online inquiries at:
http://www.sydneytafe.edu.au/languages/ultimo/

Michael Kitschke
Acting Head Teacher. Asian LOTE, Languages Section Ultimo TAFE
E: michael.kitschke@tafensw.edu.au |
P: (02) 9217 3328 | F: (02) 9217 3440

Bill Bailey's Jungle Hero - Wallace in the Spice Island

11/12/2013

A fascinating documentary from British comedian Bill Bailey can be viewed on SBS On Demand until 18 December. "Wallace In The Spice Island - The comedian continues his journey retracing the footsteps of Victorian naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace by heading to Indonesian archipelago the Moluccas, formerly known by the nickname of the Spice Islands. There Bill encounters boggle-eyed tarsiers, monkeys with Mohican hairstyles and spectacular birds of paradise on his mission to understand how Wallace devised the theory of evolution independently of Charles Darwin."

http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/67229251683/Bill-Baileys-Jungle-Hero-Wallace-In-The-Spice-Island

SBS On Demand | TV and Online Video - Bill Bailey's Jungle Hero Ep2 - Wallace In The Spice Island via kwout

AIYEP 2013: Promosikan Budaya Nusantara ke Sejumlah Sekolah di Australia

4/12/2013

Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program atau AIYEP adalah program pertukaran pemuda Australia Indonesia yang digelar setiap tahunnya. Tahun ini 18 mahasiswa Indonesia dari sejumlah provinsi berkunjung ke Kiama di New South Wales, Australia.

Salah satu misinya adalah untuk memperkenalkan budaya Indonesia ke sekolah-sekolah di negara bagian tersebut.

Produser & Reporter: Erwin Renaldi / Hannah Classen

Colours of the World School Tours

4/12/2013

Visit the Colours of the World website for information about cultural performances in schools and overseas study tours to Indonesia.

http://coloursoftheworld.com.au/

Colours of the World School Tours via kwout

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