Business and Finance | Chemistry | Commerce and Law | English | Mathematics | Physics | Sociology of Australia
Description: This course focuses on the importance of business activities in the economy, the role of management and financial planning in the successful operation of a business and the interpretation and analysis of financial information. The course aims to promote knowledge, skills, understanding and values in aspects of business, management, finance and accounting.
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Description: This course aims to provide students with an introduction to Chemistry. They will be introduced to knowledge and skills in key areas such as formula writing, equation balancing and stoichiometry as well as gaining insights into the influence of structure and bonding on the properties of substances. Practical work will form an integral component of this course.
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Description: This course focuses on the changing commercial world and the increasingly complex legal environment. The course aims to promote student knowledge, skills, understanding and values in aspects of business, finance, law, employment and domestic and global economies.
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Description: The English course will be taught in modules, including attention to all four skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening), as well as grammar with extensive independent tutorial support for students with specific needs.
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Description: This course is intended to give students an understanding of, and competence in, aspects of Mathematics which are applicable to the real world. It is also intended to provide students with the background and skills required for further study in Mathematics. The development and use of appropriate mathematical language is emphasised throughout the course.
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Description: This course aims to engage students in learning experiences that will enable them to develop an understanding of the basic principles and applications of Physics. Students will learn skills needed to undertake the study of Physics such as formula writing, graphing, report writing, research, and poster/oral presentations. Experiments will form a major component of the course which is designed to develop practical skills in students and introduce them to new technology.
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Description: This course focuses on the human characteristics of contemporary Australian society, on the factors that have influenced the creation of a unique Australian identity and a diversity of Australian communities. The course aims to promote knowledge, skills, understanding and values regarding Australia’s physical and human environments and aspects of Australian society – its individuals, families and communities.
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