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Support for hosts Our homestay coordinators are located in Hobart and Launceston, and provide assistance and guidance to hosts and students as required: [email protected] 6165 5727 (Hobart) 6777 2540 (Launceston) For out-of-hours emergencies both hosts and students have access to our emergency telephone service +61 3 6232 1003. Junior High School year 7-10 South School Phone International Student Advisor Clarence High School 03 6244 2544 Alasdair Shurman [email protected] Kingston High School 03 6283 1222 Mark Prichard [email protected] New Town High School 03 6278 0400 Hayley Noonan [email protected] Ogilvie High School 03 6228 8800 Julie Bird [email protected] Rose Bay High School 03 6242 9299 Susan Bowler [email protected] Taroona High School 03 6227 7700 Susan Weston-Smith [email protected] North Prospect High School 03 6344 4744 Tatiana Hinds [email protected] Queechy High School 03 6341 4455 Linda House [email protected] Devonport High School 03 6424 9461 Michael Shaw [email protected] Senior High College 11-12 South School Phone International Student Advisor Elizabeth College 03 6235 6555 Heath Watts [email protected] Hobart College 03 6220 3133 Mary Garland [email protected] Rosny College 03 6244 9200 Sally Press [email protected] North Launceston College 03 6332 7777 Elizabeth Williams [email protected] Newstead College 03 6332 3232 Mike Flanagan [email protected] Don College 03 6424 0200 John Thompson [email protected] TasTAFE contacts If your student is in TasTAFE, please contact the student advisors in the first instance. TasTAFE International Student Phone Email Advisor Edgar Ho 0418 137 801 (shared) [email protected] Peter Dawborn 0418 137 801 (shared) [email protected] Jill Thompson 6777 2516 [email protected] 3.

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