STUDENT ARRIVAL GUIDE 2016 EYNESBURY Student Arrival Guide 2016 WELCOME 1 EYNESBURY Student Arrival Guide 2016 main contents

PREPARE FOR YOUR ARRIVAL In Adelaide, Australia.

Main table of contents

Section one Welcome ...... 2

Section two Pre-arrival ...... 8

Section three Arrival and settling in ...... 30

Section four Studying at Eynesbury ...... 85

Section five Social and cultural ...... 133

Message from General Manager

Eynesbury incorporates Eynesbury College, Staff provide the personal encouragement, Eynesbury College Academy of English individual tuition and assistance needed by (ECAE) and the Eynesbury Institute of most international students when first living Business and Technology (EIBT). away from home.

Founded in 1989, Eynesbury has an We welcome the opportunity to help every outstanding record of academic achievement student achieve his or her personal goals and is highly experienced in the development and realise their full potential in the life long and delivery of programs specifically tailored journey of education. for international students. Malcolm Raedel Eynesbury also offers a full range of support General Manager services, including academic and vocational University Programs Division counselling, homestay and accommodation Navitas, South Australia at international student residences. SECTION one

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OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover) Map of Adelaide Student accommodation Student numbers telephone Emergency Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) Important information and emergency contacts and information Important details Eynesbury contact main Eynesbury Senior High School campus Introducing Eynesbury Whystudy at Eynesbury? Introducing Adelaide Introducing Section one contents Section S1C 3 SECTION one kilometres of white white of kilometres Adelaide experience will be. Adelaide experience

performers, the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Festival, Adelaide Fringe the performers, arts and comedy and alternative of a festival annual world‑music a huge WOMADelaide, held in the beautiful Botanic festival Australia, South Gallery Art of The parklands. Australian South the Migration Museum, Tandanya Library and the State the Museum, all in the city centre Aboriginal Centre, and important also veryare interesting visit information more visit. For places to arts.sa.gov.au. southaustralia.com, and Adelaide Besides these cultural events, sports, out-door fantastic offers the beautiful wineries, world‑renowned Adelaide Hills and 22 ‘20 minute sandy beaches. Being the Adelaide of you can leave the centre city’ the leafy the beach or either and arrive at cityAdelaide Adelaide Hills in 20 minutes. consisting navigate, is veryitself easy to with streets broad mile of a city square of and a system transport follow an easy to all surrounded inner-city bus service, free as an international You parklands. by green exactly offered are Adelaide in student discounts asthe same public transport Australian cities. in other unlike locals, choose to many reasons are All in all there study destination of Adelaide as your you explore and the more excellence Adelaide and become involved in its study memorable the more and social culture, your approximately A$14,000 - A$18,000 per per -A$14,000 A$18,000 approximately Adelaide in living expenses cover to year lifestyle. type of depending on your Adelaide million, 1.2 With a population of cosmopolitan most Australia’s is one of with a wonderful and multicultural cities, diverse ethnic people from cultures, mix of of and an enormous number backgrounds and restaurants ethnically diverse foods, Australians South Actually one in five shops. in countries where born overseas — half were are — so they language the first English is not all cultures. very students from welcoming of international two years the last over In fact one of students have mentioned that Adelaide loving for two reasons top their the other the locals, is the friendliness of environment. green being the clean, ‘Festival Australia is also known as the South music, its active arts, for and is known State’ world-class hosts and wine scenes. It food Festival Adelaide Bank events such as the arts festivals great the three one of Arts, of top the world’s the world featuring of Sydney or Melbourne, Melbourne, or Sydney

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a fact that gives you more of a chance to a chance to of gives you more that a fact Australian study experience. have a real Adelaide’s for the main reasons One of students international attractiveness to living of of cost has the lowest it is that Australian mainland capital city but any living. the same high standard of offers unit Intelligence the Economist In 2012, the Adelaide as one of rated (EIU) research the with live, places in the world to 10 top of cost less percent 11 and Melbourne, Sydney in will require You and Brisbane. than in Perth With a safe and relaxed environment, environment, and relaxed With a safe and an affordable climate a Mediterranean study Adelaide is the perfect lifestyle ‘learning destination and is becoming the the According to Australia. of city’ Adelaide Statistics, of Australian Bureau destination for growing is the fastest and isAustralia in students international international 26,000 attracting around This is still a small year. students per to compared number

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia and Australia’s fifth Australia’s and Australia South of capital the Adelaide, the and technology research, in leader a world is city, largest Rhodes 100 than more and winners arts. Prize Three Nobel in Adelaide, universities the from graduated Scholars have academic excellence. of a long tradition showing Introducing Adelaide Introducing 4 SECTION one appropriate appropriate art facilities facilities the‑art consultation. Flexibility Eynesbury you a comprehensive offers a pathways towards alternative of range as well as possible transfer university degree with This means that between pathways. you qualified counsellors, our the help of with the most assisted are study goals. future your pathway for Facilities services Student encompass admissions, accommodation assistance and other all who are staff support student floor on the ground conveniently co-located campus. Eynesbury Street the new Coglin of including student has ultra modern facilities a student facilities, kitchen areas, out break and wireless computers student study barn, you with a providing throughout, technology study environment. relaxing stimulating yet A personalised and caring teaching teaching A personalised and caring needs. individual student on style focuses ‑of‑ Eynesbury state offers very who are approachable, and teachers class of friendly and available outside for Although Eynesbury’s learning environment you will be treated supportive, is extremely encouraged as young adults who are assuming more and guided towards and own learning your for responsibility This means you will academic progress. for preparation kind of the right receive university studies. Learning environment Learning can You small. Eynesbury are at Class sizes hours than you contact more from benefit many universities. at would typically receive Experienced provider in in provider Experienced international education and Eynesbury has been a registered international of provider accredited than 20 years. more for programs campus on students Australian School students High International Studies and the Eynesbury Foundation students studying in the Program (FSP) certain share program Standard FSP Australian students at classes with you with the This provides Eynesbury. English your practise opportunity to and establish long‑lasting friendships colleagues. Australian with students.

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Ninety percent of Eynesbury’s and University 12 Year Foundation Studies students typically receive places at University. Eynesbury has been a registered provider of international programs for more than 20 years. Eynesbury teaching staff are specialists in their field and are among the most highly qualified and experienced teachers in the state. 50Since percent 1990, 12 of Year graduates have, typically, been in percent of 12 12 to allthe Year top 10 throughoutAustralia. graduates there were merit 28 scoresIn 2011, grades A+ and 37 achieved by Eynesbury Quality of teachers field. specialists in their Eynesbury are staff highly qualified among the most are They Australia. South in and experienced Impressive success rates success Impressive record Eynesbury has an impressive results: student of in terms • • • • • Why study at Eynesbury? The Eynesbury Coglin Street and Franklin and Franklin Street The Eynesbury Coglin in the centre located campuses are Street Adelaide in close proximity the City of of the main shopping district. Rundle Mall, to campus is opposite Street The Coglin Central Market, the well-renowned and precinct restaurant Street Gouger the to walk minutes is a few It Chinatown. all the well-known to main shopping area, link city transport the free and to banks, Adelaide campus and the University of to campuses West and City the City East Australia. South the University of of

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11 Student residences Student Other private rental or hostel options accommodation Homestay Homeaway accommodation students 18 Under arrangements welfare and Accommodation and travel arrangements Arranging accommodation Electronic transfer ATMs Credit cards Accessing money Accessing How much bring to exchange Currency AQIS offices Things you must declare on arrival Treatment may damageTreatment goods For more information on items to declare Reporting quarantine and export breaches Detector dogs Detector declare to What What happens items to I declare? What NOT to bring – Quarantine – bring to NOT What Before you land in Australia Clothing Other items you might need phones mobile and Computers Hand luggage Hand luggage Checked-in considerations Seasonal Arranging what to bring to what Arranging Documents Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) and Trade agents Education Visa conditions Arranging visas Arranging Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) Application step-by-step process step-by-step Application Section two contents Section S2C 9 SECTION two

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be enrolled in a registered course, and have at least 80 percent attendance rate as evidenced by Eynesbury comply with Eynesbury’s requirements in relation the to payment of course fees complete the course within the duration specified in the CoE maintain satisfactory academic maintain approved Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while in Australia notify Eynesbury of your Australian address and any subsequent changes of address within seven days when you have been granted a package visa you must stay for the first six months of the principal course and for the duration of any prerequisite Incourse/s. the case of FSP or EIBT plus university package the principal course is the university course and the prerequisite course is FSP or EIBT Visa conditions Visa abide you must a visa, granted you are If comply with to by its conditions. Failure in the result these conditions could These conditions visa. your cancellation of to): limited not are include (but • • • • • • • •

the Australia. representatives for your country your for representatives you can find a full listing of Consular Consular you can find a full listing of in agents Education various promote agents Education and Australian education programs a and are institutions internationally study apply to students to way for good in experienced are Agents Australia. in applications student making international speak visas. Most and applying for both English and the local language the application process so this makes hassle free and generally simpler a lot do not Most parents. you and your for some service however their for charge offer small amounts or do charge agents charge. which they additional services for contact with Eynesbury for can check You we recommend. agents details of Please note: although able to assist in completing education and visa in Education Agents applications, licensed to not cases are most migration advice. provide latest information. latest Department of Foreign Affairs and (DFAT) Trade the website the DIAC As well as links from Trade Affairs and Foreign of Department dfat.gov.au/embassies.html website Australian of list has a comprehensive consulates high commissions, embassies, offices world. the around and representative protocol.dfat.gov.au/Consulate/list.rails At Department of Immigration and Immigration Department of (DIBP) Protection Border Department Australian Government’s The provides Immigration and Citizenship of student about information comprehensive and the application visa requirements as well as application document process, application. your with you assist to checklists for immi.gov.au/students Visit

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and welfare is approved by Eynesbury. by Eynesbury. is approved and welfare you allow enough that ensure must You between lodging your processing time for academic your of application and the start can be a lengthy process as it program, country origin. of depending on your Australia and have a in already you are If visa student your visa or student current visa your you can lodge expire, is soon to Adelaide. office the DIAC in application at inside a student apply for to In order the visit or contact you must Australia, Admissions officeEynesbury in the Coglin obtain an electronic campus to Street (eCOE). Enrolment Confirmation of Most international students wanting international Most student a Australia require study in to visa holders are Some other visa. study as international also eligible to Australia. Many students students in or agent their a visa through apply for Australian Diplomatic via the nearest Australian High Commission, Mission (ie country. their Embassy) to or Consulate visa application will be student Your Country your assessed according to which is determined Level, Assessment student hold and your you by the passport assessment and the relevant visa subclass, The visa application process factors. students and for can be complicated some countries we advise you seek from due agent an accredited assistance from in the and experience familiarity their to Eynesburyfor with field. Please check country. in your agents accredited our a visa you will need a apply for to In order of Confirmation an electronic valid passport, documentation (eCoE) and other Enrolment diplomatic post Australian by the required application. your with which you lodge have years you must 18 under you are If Appropriate a Confirmation of completed Form Welfare Accommodation and (CAAW

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia and Australia’s fifth Australia’s and Australia South of capital the Adelaide, and technology research, in leader a world is city, largest 100 than more and winners arts.the Prize Three Nobel in universities the from graduated Rhodes Scholars have academic excellence. of a long tradition showing Adelaide, Arranging visas Arranging 11 SECTION two

own country. own country. things upon The standard voltage for electrical for The standard voltage Electric Australia is 240V. in items pins one of flat plugs have three may You which is an earth pin. have the or buy an adaptor need to when you arrive. plugs changed in the picture, Please note: that indicates dot the red is is on and power the switch socket. that flowing through Voltage Seasonal considerations Seasonal December Australia is from in Summer to March autumn from February, to and August, June to from winter May, November. to September spring from the country of the hottest most For January and February. months are the coldest July, June or you arrive in If need to you may the year, months of clothing and blankets. buy winter bring or a purchase may also need to You heating appliance once you arrive. Checked-in luggage Checked-in surprised by how strict often Students are Services and quarantine Australian Customs whether about in doubt you’re If can be. declare not, or prohibited are goods your them anyway on the Incoming Passenger on the plane. Card which you will receive fines on the spot Students have received (mostly food). declaring items not for Australia allowances flying into Baggage flight carrier, your will vary according to class and country origin. Please check of Economy departure. to prior carrier with your permitted generally are passengers (20 kilograms) and luggage x checked 1 x carry-on (seven kilograms) for 1 and domestic flights flights, international This significantly limits Australia. within things you can bring of the amount the packing think to is essential it therefore, is not It very through carefully. process such as bring heavynecessary items to medicines, toiletries, multiple batteries, will You stationery. and cooking utensils most purchase be able to the price may be Australia but arrival in your than in slightly higher this section of the Student Guide – printed or the USB warm jacket if you arrive in winter or a thin jacket if you arrive in summer toiletries camera spare glasses or contact lenses some cash in Australian dollars for taxi fares andinitial expenses associated with accommodation, telephone and electricity connection or homestay payment (Refer your to homestay letter or information from residence calculate to the amount you need for accommodation) electrical adapter if the voltage in your country isdifferent from that of Australia (240V) references from previous employers contact telephone numbers for family and friends receipts for valuable new goods that you are bringing with you Australia to if necessary Hand luggage Hand Carry with you on also the following luggage: hand the plane in your • • • • • • • • • • you family travelling with your you are If documents as their include will need to carry-on all documents in your well. Keep behind can be left copies that Make luggage. necessary. you if to and sent with family

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of your English language proficiency) copy of your letter confirming accommodation arrangements and airport reception if you requested this service. This letter details where you should meet the Eynesbury representative upon arrival at Adelaide personal identification other documents, eg birth certificate, ID card driver’s licence if applicable. Check that it is current for the period you will be in Australia and renew your licence if necessary. If your home licence is not in English, you should bring a certified translation with the licence medical and optical records, doctors’ reports/certificates and/ or CAAW if you are years under of age 18 valid passport with Student Visa ticket airline offer of a place/admission letter from Eynesbury confirmation of (eCoE)enrolment/s issued by Eynesbury receipts of payments tuition (eg fees, OSHC, bank statements etc) original or certified copies of your university) (school, transcripts academic qualifications (including and 12 • • • • • documents to bring with you to bring documents to including: Australia, • • • • • • Documents official of a folder should prepare You

When packing and preparing for when you leave for Australia, Australia, for leave you when for preparing and packing When luggage of 20kg about allow only airlines most that remember the with limits baggage the check should You per adult. personal and clothing as your As well travelling. before airline important items: following the bring need to will you items Arranging what to bring what Arranging SECTION two Customs and illegal files illegal and Customs items electronic and all Computers memory sticks, (mobile phones, and and cameras) may be searched illegal any if by Customs confiscated Students whose found. files are be fined or may seized are computers Australian Customs On the prosecuted. to defined files are illegal website, computer games, ‘computer include interactive films, images, generated describe, and publications that games otherwise deal or express depict, drug misuse or sex, of with matters violence, crime cruelty, addiction, abhorrent or revolting acts or terrorist they phenomena in such a way that morality, the standards of offend generally decency and propriety adults’. by reasonable accepted To satisfy the Customs Officer that that Officer satisfy the Customs To out you will be taking the computer you should bring along aAustralia of declaration (a written declaration statutory witnessed by the certifying authority in the computer country) stating that your Australia, studies in during your use is for with back it take to you intend and that studies. your you when you complete considering bringing a mobile you are If any communication or laptop, phone, the visit you that devices we suggest Australian Communications and Media any making before Authority acma.gov.au have brought Some students purchases. modems with internal own laptops in their unable were they that discover only to Any Australia. modem in use their to Austel be built-in modems must or external Australia. function in to in order approved

Australia.) 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY alarm clock clock alarm bath towels, bed sheets, pillow cases if living independently dictionary (bilingual) small sewing kit music CDs or iPod® sporting equipment umbrella micro recorder for lectures photos of friends and family costume swimming small gifts from home for presents is acceptable for both men and women is acceptable for 12 months prior to arrival are allowed arrival are to months prior 12 the date of Proof Australia tax-free. into price may be and purchase purchase of less than which are Computers required. A$400 may attract months old and over 12 of a rate at ServicesGoods and tax (GST) Consideration is given as to percent. 10 the export to you intend not or whether studies. your the conclusion of at computer Bringing a PC or laptop into Australia into laptop Bringing a PC or complicated. may be a little more than more owned and used for Items Computers and mobile phones mobile and Computers • • • • • • • • • • • Other items you might need in purchased can also be (Most Clothing students usually dress campuses, On most pants with t-shirts or Jeans or informally. are ‘running shoes’ or sneakers blouses, Shorts often are standard dress. almost months and worn during the summer common footwear. the most sandals are It shorts and sleeveless t-shirts. wear to months. This is common during the hotter men and and tie for suit or A sports coat women is necessary for for dress elegant dinners, some functions such as formal dances or student a graduation ceremony, want you may occasions, festive balls. For and accessories. dress bring traditional to students require Eynesbury does not primary and most however a uniform wear to secondary will be required school students classes and to uniform a school wear to you are if Therefore school activities. other you should with you, family bringing your provider education children’s your with check package. the uniform is included in what Arranging what to bring (continued) to bring what Arranging 13 SECTION two

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AQIS offices AQIS [email protected] re–export the item* or or the item* re–export AQIS by destroyed have the item Queensland Australia Western Victoria Wales New South Australian Territory Capital Cairns Tasmania South Australia Territory Northern

All fax enquiries: +61 2 6272 3468 6272 2 enquiries: +61 All fax GPO Box 858 2601 ACT Canberra [email protected] send an email to or E offices AQIS offices: AQIS the following one of Contact Treatment may damage goods minimise every to effort makes AQIS does not but damage of the risk may that damage liability for accept treatment. of as a result occur and quarantine Reporting export breaches Australian of breaches suspected Report inspection laws food or export quarantine, is a 006. It 803 Redline 1800 AQIS the to service you can use to telephone that free someone you suspect report confidentially laws. Australian quarantine breaking of to: confidentially can also write You Redline AQIS Program Compliance and Investigations 504 020 Australia: 1800 call within Free daff.gov.au/aqis.) AQIS, from (Sourced • •

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with treatment with treatment the–spot fine, the–spot ‑ officer. pay for the item to be treated to make it it make to be treated to the item pay for irradiation)* fumigation, example (for safe will be caught will be caught an on could receive up a fine of and face could be prosecuted years imprisonment 10 or $A66,000 to in a criminal record which may result What happens to items items happens to What I declare? will be you declare In many cases items inspection. However, you after to returned is or a disease risk presents anything that larvae will be contain insects or to found withheld. Depending on the quarantine risk, you can: • What to declare declare you must that many items are There 15 Australia. Page when you come into example of outline a list 16 and page this however declare, must you that items list. In many cases, a complete is NOT you to be returned will you declare items in if Some may be allowed inspection. after (issued permit accompanied by an import or arrival), to prior AQIS by Detector dogs Detector food, detect trained to dogs are Detector in products animals and their plants, dog you see a detector bags. If passengers’ bag place your please you, working close to to next The dog will simply sit on the floor. AQIS then an finds something, it bag if your bag, in your what’s you about may ask officer that nothing there’s sure make to and check Australia. to risk a quarantine could present and (fees them safe make Australia to in you can drop apply).Alternatively, charges the airport.them in quarantine bins at If you fail to declare or dispose of any of dispose or declare to you fail If a false make or quarantine items, you: declaration, • • • goods be penalised if will not You an ask sure, not you are are declared. If AQIS

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These options are subject to fees, and special conditions may apply. *  Before you land in Australia will be given an Incoming Passenger You in you land Card on the plane before this truthfully complete must You Australia. tick must You document. is a legal as it carrying you are any if declare to YES animal products. or material plant food, to wish you don’t you have items If them in you can dispose of declare, terminal. quarantine bins in the airport may be x-rayed, baggage On arrival your by a detector checked or inspected may require Some products dog team. a cost) such as fumigation (at treatment them safe. make irradiation to gamma or be will be treated cannot that Items by quarantine. and destroyed seized Before entering Australia to study it is study it to Australia entering Before be brought can’t what be aware essential to you you know what Australia so that into pack. cannot quarantine officers intercept year Each airports, at items than 130,000 more AQIS and seaports.mail handling centres theofficers particularly are concerned about overseas to addressed parcels of number Australia containing students studying in These particularly food. banned items, could carry gifts/purchases well-intentioned pests and diseases which would put exotic Australia so make the very things that risk at environment, appealing as a destination—our agricultural native plants and animals, life. way of great industries and our aware you are that important is therefore It Australia prior bring into cannot you what of that is also important It leaving home. to home know what friends at and family your the mail. you through to send cannot they people you that remind to We would like Australian quarantine break who deliberately to court. taken could be fined or regulations items the food many of And remember, Australia or bring into to you may want the mail are through you to have sent Australian shops. available in readily

To help protect Australia’s agricultural industries and and industries agricultural Australia’s protect help To Inspection and Quarantine Australian environment, unique passengers, flights, screen all Service officers (AQIS) detector machines, x-ray using cargo and mail baggage, profiling. and questioning inspection, physical dogs, What NOT to bring – Quarantine to bring NOT What 14 SECTION two Examples and insects and

make sure all equipment is thoroughly cleaned and dry—not wet or damp, and present all equipment (clean and unclean) to an AQIS officer for inspection when you arrive. - - all mammals, birds, birds eggs and nests, fish, reptiles, amphibians Import conditions for ‘freshwater’ commodities may apply—check the apply—check‘freshwater’the may Importfor commodities conditions AQIS import conditions database on daff.gov.au/aqis and search for ‘fresh water’. feathers, bones, horns, tusks, wool and animal hair skins, hides and furs stuffed animals and birds (taxidermy certificate required—some may be prohibited under endangered species laws) shells and coral (including jewellery and souvenirs) bee products including beeswax honey,* and honeycomb used animal equipment including veterinary equipment and medicines, shearing or meat trade tools, saddlery and tack and animal or bird cages AQIS officers may send the equipment for treatment to make sure it is safe. If you are planning to bring fishing rods and nets, waders,kayaks, paddles, life jackets or any other recreational freshwater equipment into Australia, you should: - - There is a significant risk that the freshwater alga, could enter, establish and spread in Australia on used watercraft, sporting or equipment. fishing sausages, salami and sliced meats airline food including sandwiches containing meat fish and other seafood products* pet food—including canned products and rawhide chews drumshandicrafts articles rawhide and including all un-canned meat including fresh, dried, frozen, cooked, smoked, salted or preserved—from all animal species cheese (must be commercially prepared and packaged and originate from countries free from foot and mouth disease) airline food containing dairy including milk, yoghurt and sandwiches cheese containing all whole, dried and powdered eggs, and egg products that contain more percent than 10 egg as an ingredient, such as mayonnaise homemade egg products including noodles and pasta that are not manufacturedcommercially dairy products (fresh and powdered) including milk, cheese and ‘non–dairy’creamers dried fruit andvegetables* instant noodles and rice* meals* packaged herbs and spices* teas* herbal and tonics remedies,medicines, traditional and herbal foods* snack confectionery* and cakes biscuits, black tea, coffee and other beverages infant formula (must be accompanying a child) food/snacks airline • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY declare Items to to Items Live animals and animal products Used freshwater Used freshwater watercraft, sporting or fishing equipment Animal products Dairy and egg products Food Food commercially cooked prepared, and and raw food ingredients Things you must declare on arrival What NOT to bring – Quarantine (continued) – Quarantine NOT to bring What 15 SECTION two

Examples cereal grains, popping corn, raw nuts, pine cones, birdseed, unidentified seeds, some commercially packaged seeds, and seeds including ornaments all fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables bananaproducts including food (fresh and dried) and souvenirs made with banana plant material souvenirs made with or filled with straw, including Thai cushions wooden articles and carvings including painted or lacquered items items that include bark artefacts, handicrafts and souvenirs made from plant material mats, bags and other items made from plant material, palm fronds or leaves straw products and packaging* bamboo, cane or rattan basket ware and furnishings potpourri* and coconut shells christmas decorations, wreaths and ornaments dried flowers and arrangements fresh flowers and leis all potted/bare rooted plants, cuttings, roots, bulbs, corms, stems and other viable plant material biological specimens including tissue culture* craft and hobby linesmade from animal or plant material used sporting and camping equipment including tents, footwear, hiking boots, golf equipment and bicycles (need to be checked to ensure theyare clean and free from soil contamination) used freshwater watercraft or fishing equipment including rods and nets, waders, kayaks, paddles and life jackets • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY declare Items to to Items If you cannot show proof, your goods will be seized. Please note: that some that note: Please will be seized. goods your show proof, you cannot If Australia. parts of other from fruit the entry fresh of prohibit states An important for domestic note passengers travelling on international flights AQIS show the you must quarantine, to subject items other carrying or food you’re If Australian origin. is of the product that proving document other or receipt a officer Seeds and nuts Fruit and Fruit vegetables Plant material Plant Other goods Other What NOT to bring – Quarantine (continued) – Quarantine NOT to bring What 16 SECTION two

you have

Electronic transfer Electronic Australia by into money can transfer You transfer telegraphic or telegraph electronic option and will This is a fast any time. at the bank but hours, 48 approximately take on every a fee transaction. will charge ATMs Machines (ATMs) Teller Automatic everywhere (including at located are the airport) and you can immediately overseas bank your withdraw cash from displaying the Cirrus ATMs at account card has international ATM your (if Logo financial this with your access). Check leaving home. institution before cardsCredit cards are credit international All major you must Australia but in accepted many to repayments that remember these cards can only be made by of in the country they parents where your banking. via internet issued or were an get on being able to rely Do not once you arrive card Australian credit this is veryAustralia because in difficult and identification laws credit due to 18. under are you especially if Currency exchange Currency Australian Dollars Australian currency, Only Australia. If can be used in (A$), you will need to with you, some brought not Australian Dollars as soon as possible obtain the airport. can do this at You arrival. after Adelaide you can Once you have arrived in on city or in the any bank at money change the Eynesbury campus. near Street Gouger Services on the Student Ask Street. 16–20 Coglin floor, Ground Lost credit cards or traveller’s cheques can traveller’s cards or credit Lost very travel insurance few but be replaced, stolen or lost companies will replace just someone you have ask cash. Do not take to you or cash for your handle to met you; not payments for make cash to your are they indicate even someone who may the same education institution. studying at Section three. in information ATM See the than A$10,000 you bring more If cash into Australia you must declare it to declare it cash into Australia you must when you arrive. Customs in the airport ‘International complete an must You in this case. Report’ Transfer Currency costs. You could bring this money as either as either this money could bring You costs. on an international Cheques or Traveller’s cheques can be Traveller’s card. credit exchange currency or any bank cashed at Adelaide arrive in When you Australia. in banking about information you will receive you can Eynesbury Orientation or at assistance. homestay for your ask to bring safe is not Please note: it money with you! sums of large

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You will need to make sure you have sure make will need to You you when you support enough funds to you recommended that is It arrive. first A$2,000 to A$1,500 have approximately weeks to three two the first available for accommodation temporary pay for to independent you have organised if you have organised accommodation. If Eynesburyrefer accommodation please initial up-front for letter homestay your to How much to bring

You should read this information carefully, and discuss discuss and carefully, information this read should You or financial bank the with section this issues raised in the leave. you country before home your in institution be aware should you and differently operate All banks and funds, your access to ease of charges, fees, all of funds. access those will you which in way the of safety Accessing money Accessing 17 SECTION two

You may resideYou in Australia with a parent or legal custodian who travels to Australia provide to welfare for you for the duration of your study. This must be indicated your visa application. may resideYou in Australia with a relative over years 21 of age who is approved by your parents or legal custodians, who must also nominate the relative as your guardian the to Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) on the appropriate formaccompanying the application for a student visa. See immi.gov.au for more details.

If students under 18 do not maintain accommodation and welfare adequate Australia stay in during their arrangements visa may be cancelled. student their homestay and costs of current For our to please refer guardianship fee eynesbury.navitas.com. website Accommodation arrangements where where arrangements Accommodation Eynesbury is the legal guardian students who have nominated 18 All under guardian and legal be their Eynesbury to required are issued, have had a CAAW live with an Eynesbury approved to turn on full board until they homestay host In addition all students age. years of 18 Senior and 11 10 Years in enrolled in High School and ELICOS programs must and 11 10 Years preparation for also live in homestay accommodation 11. until they have completed year Under students 18 are also required to fee. Guardianship a pay studentsUnder 18 (plus students enrolled Senior High and School 11 in Years 10 and ELICOS programs in preparation for Years must obtain written and 11) 10 approval from the Accommodation Coordinator before changing approved arrangements. Under 18 students students 18 Under accommodation arrangements welfare and Immigration and of The Department all that requires (DIBP) Protection Border students who will be under international the commencement at age years of 18 Australia on a student studies in their of accommodation, have appropriate visa, in arrangements and welfare support ways in which three are There place. you may satisfy this requirement: 1. 2.

Adelaide. Adelaide.

three kilometres from from kilometres three facilities

desk and bed shared use of bathroom and laundry towels, pillows, bed-linen and blankets mealsnutritious negotiated use of kitchen facilities negotiated use of telephone information and assistance with using transport public guidance, support and encouragement with language practice, studies, adapting activitiesand social planning lifeto in Australia a fully furnished bedroom with wardrobe, The Homeaway location is based bus all major of within close proximity a variety services, and tram transport shopping centres, outlets, food of and medical centres. travel agents students in single 32 Accommodating up to for Homeaway is designed primarily rooms, their complete to here students who are will Homeaway schooling. final years of accommodation fully catered be offering clean room meals and a weekly where in a single fee. (optional) is incorporated visit, information more For eynesbury.navitas.com. Homeaway Eynesbury in partnership with Homeaway student and friendly safe now offers students who available to residence and are age years of 18 under are with Eynesbury. studying a program a provide Homeaway aims to international for home’ ‘Homeaway from just students of the city centre • • • • • • • within located are families host Most You are provided with the following following with the provided are You in homestay: • the city time to travelling 30 minutes and school by public transport. please refer homestay fees current For eynesbury.navitas.com. website our to

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Homestay by Homestay accommodation is offered established in their individuals or families you the opportunityhomes and provides Students Australian family. live with an to introduced are living in this environment and have the best Australian culture to develop being able to opportunity of skills by using English on language their basis in everyday situations. a regular the daily routines Besides experiencing homestay will Australians, of and customs the and caring environment give you a safe, Australian life. settle into chance to best homestay hosts All Eynesbury approved and they criteria selected have met cultures, of a diverse range come from structures. and family backgrounds Clearances and all have Police They suitability. have been interviewed for full either homestay hosts can provide Our board Full board homestay. part board or and you with breakfast homestay provides meals on and three on weekdays dinner board includes no meals. Part weekends. The weekly board includes the cost The weekly board includes the cost and water electricity, gas, meals, of included in not costs are Internet rent. are and usage/costs the weekly fee with the homestay host. negotiated Eynesbury offers a range of accommodation of Eynesbury a range offers homestay students. For options for placements, residence and student Accommodation pay the you must airport which includes fee Placement please see rates current For reception. eynesbury.navitas.com. website our Accommodation the complete must You this to and return Application form least Accommodation Office at the arriving. weeks before four year 18 Please note: all under Senior and 11 10 Year olds plus all High School students plus ELICOS and 10 Year students who will enter stay in Eynesbury afterwards must 11 homestay accommodation. Arranging accommodation travel arrangements Accommodation andAccommodation 18 SECTION two Orientation Important: you MUST arrive in Adelaide before asorientation attendance orientation is compulsory. day of Orientation is held on the Eynesbury (date at commencement offer). of letter and time on your Orientation is compulsory. Attendance study your to relating covers matters Eynesbury such as Enrolment, at subject course information, facilities, timetables and support selection, bring your must You services. and electronic Offer of Letter passport, with you. (eCOE) Offer Confirmation of and Adelaide late you arrive in If course miss orientation you will of as much staff by our be assisted have to likely are as possible but subject to options with regard fewer you and timetable selection. If arrive by the you cannot find that you will miss teaching, day of first subjects to valuable introductions Eynesbury contact and you MUST arrival. late for permission seek to is it Should permission be granted, is your it on the understanding that up on any work catch to responsibility your to (Refer has been missed. that dates). start Semester for Offer of Letter including late any reason, for If unable to you are a visa, issue of the end of before Adelaide arrive in you semester; of the second week your that request immediately must the to a place be deferred of offer that fees Any semester. following have been paid will be transferred and no financial penalties will apply. of Section four to Please refer more 85 for page this guide, orientation. regarding information

Temporary accommodation Temporary Hotels, motels and backpackers the price you pay for Generally, its quality. accommodation will determine stay in a to can be expensive it However, a long period for hotel or quality motel good accommodation is Backpacker time. of you may need but inexpensive relatively own pillow and sleeping bring your to this option. you choose bag if hotels, regarding information more For please and backpackers motels Accommodation Office. the contact Other private rental or hostel options accommodation own find your to may want You rental private accommodation, share motel/hotel accommodation, accommodation or backpacker backpacker accommodation or arrival. to accommodation prior and backpacker hotels motels, Most or a deposit accommodation will require and credit a room secure to full payment by the normally requested card details are Accommodation Office canThe provider. options but these about information provide you. for the arrangements make cannot it usually for accommodation rental Private after can be organised twelve months six to Because contracts Adelaide. you arrive in bond or a deposit be signed, have to connections and electricity and gas paid, before arranged be cannot it specified, students English Lower-level you arrive. spend time in homestay advised to are have gained accommodation until they and speaking confidence greater living independently. skills before properties is not rental about Information Accommodation Office the available from properties inspect able to not are and staff Section see Please advice. legal offer or more 30 for page this guide, of three accommodation. on permanent information

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Student residences in facilities provide residences Student is attractive and that an environment you can is also where It study. conducive to experience your socially and enrich meet Australia. while in academic life of Student International at All rooms fully furnished and Residences are accommodation is usually single room double or twin, although limited offered sometimes available. are triple rooms bathroom, shared have access to You and laundry as well as to facilities kitchen Some activities. and recreational a lounge meals and in others, provide residences own meals. your for responsible you are at usually available are facilities Internet electricity and water cost. Gas, an extra Some fee. in the set included generally are telephone a private provide residences with an additional point line in each room responsible are You use. computer for with these the costs associated for connect. services you choose to if Residences Student Some International of 30 minutes to within 20 located are for budget will need to You the city centre. residences costs. Other public transport in the city and apartments located are expensive. more are but centre lengths of different Residences offer three, weekly, stay varying daily, from on a twelve-month leases or six or basis. year semester/academic Residences please refer costs of current For eynesbury.navitas.com. website our to Further information information Further information, further For the Eynesbury please contact telephoningAccommodation Office by +61 8 8216 9141 or emailing or 9141 8 8216 +61 [email protected] All under 18 International students are students are International 18 All under appointments with regular attend to required These Coordinators. Accommodation the compulsory appointments are and provide discuss anyyou with the opportunity to which positive things concerns or issues, in your homestay or happening in your are necessary, Where academic and social life. will refer Accommodation Coordinators the academic additional assistance from you for services. other or counsellor student staff, Support and general welfare welfare general and Support Accommodation and travel arrangements (continued) and travel arrangements Accommodation 19 SECTION two and the three South Australian Universities. South and the three If you have not booked accommodation through Eynesbury, you can take a taxi take you can Eynesbury, accommodation through booked you have not If the place of to the airport from time and cost Travelling accommodation. your to you have some is advisable that It depending on the area. accommodation differs can be Currency expenses. minor phone calls or Australian dollars with you for A taxi offices. de change the bureau one of at the airport arrival at upon changed Airport Skylink Also the A$25. approximately the city will cost to the airport from every an half service and the city, between the airport shuttle bus runs a regular A$12.50. approximately cost times, other at times and every hour peak at hour Getting to your accommodation your to Getting Keeping in contact you should provide you leave home, Before your with details of friends, and family your be you will and where Australia to flights change staying when you arrive (do not them). informing Once these details without then should you Australia, in arrived have you you and friends know that family your let ALWAYS to is important It have arrived safely. and how you are where someone know let by post. email or you by phone, contact to Australia) until you find the Eynesbury the Australia) until you find you are 30 minutes after If representative. the representative locate still unable to during office hours: please call this number office hours the after or 9141 8 8216 +61 455. 179 (0) 421 +61 number emergency any reason you are delayed for If time a period of in Customs for to the customs officer you can ask representative notify the Eynesbury to the airport you at who is to meet the representative to wait. ask Map of Adelaide showing the location of Eynesbury and the University of South Australia. Map of Adelaide showing the location of Eynesbury Adelaide showing the location of Map of

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name date and time of arrival flight details T +61 8 8216 9141 9141 8 8216 +61 T 9099 8 8216 +61 F [email protected] E an pickup an airport you have booked If will be waiting for Eynesbury representative after the gate you when you come through will have a They Customs. passing through name on it. and your sign with EYNESBURY the or AIRPORT THE LEAVE Please DO NOT overseas) you arrive from Arrivals (if in area the baggage the stairs near of the bottom or in interstate you arrive from (if carousel Contact details for notification Airport pickup airport Eynesbury will organise staff your you to and transfer reception you have paid the accommodation if and have fee Accommodation Placement accommodation with Eynesbury. booked students that is important It confirm pick-up airport applying for with the information the following Accommodation Office:Eynesbury • • • us these details well tell to Be sure preferably arrival, your in advance of two-three weeks before least at home country. you leave your You will need to make your own travel your make will need to You agent Your Australia. to arrangements you make assist may also be able to strongly are You travel arrangements. five days two to least arrive at advised to Orientation Student of the start before settling-into allow enough time for to becoming familiar accommodation, your adjusting Adelaide and transport, with jet-lag. and overcoming the climate to Australia and from Many students travel to semester, each end of the beginning and at can be heavily booked flights therefore a make is advisable to It in advance. as you have booking as soon flight Eynesbury. at enrolment confirmed your Airport. Adelaide should fly into You more adelaideairport.com.au for Visit is located Airport Adelaide information. Adelaide city. from six kilometres this guide (Section section of The next and settling ‘Arrival ) is this guide, of Three about information detailed has more It in’. the airport. do once arriving at to what Travelling Arranging travelArranging 20 SECTION two profit organisations may run Long may run organisations ‑profit Children are usually aged between three between three usually aged are Children may Pre-school age. and five years of settings including of place in a range take a community building, a purpose built a long day of as part a school, setting, visiting service. a mobile or or centre care runs between the hours ‑school generally Pre school to and 3.00pm similar 9.00am of hours although this may vary by service. Before/After School Care Care School Before/After Before/After School Care or out of School Hours Care (OOSH) is supervised care and recreation for school-aged children. Care is usually associated with schools and is operated by community and private organisations. The government’s program is known as Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) or Vacation Care (VC). Typical hours for OOSH services are Before School 9.00am, to Care 7.00 After School Care 3.00pm 6.00pm, to Vacation Care 6.00pm. to 7.00am Children who need these programs must be registered with the school. Day Care centres. They provide all-day, or or all-day, provide They centres. Day Care developmental part-time and offer care programs. care within their programs Some Long usually provided. Meals are limited for care provide centres Day Care and before school children numbers of during school holidays. school and after of is a network Day Care Family care who provide carers experienced own and developmental activities in their Family children. peoples’ other homes for who children is primarily for Day Care can it school however started yet have not up school children for care also provide and can is flexible years old. Care 12 to needs each family’s suit to be tailored outside normal working including care care. overnight needed, hours and if Pre-schools a are and prep pre-school Kindergarten, children for planned education program a child starts school. in the years before Child Care centres Care Child centres Day Care Long or centres Child Care school age, under children for usually care for adapted or specially built in premises local councils, operators, Private child care. employers and community organisations, non Family Day Care Finding suitable child care in Australia planning. and patience requires Waiting lists for places in most child care centres are long. Child care centres Family Day Care Early Learning Programs (Pre-schools) Out-of-school hours Care Programs Care Vacation whether your children will adjust to school in Australia waiting lists for child care centres whether come to alone Australia to first and arrange things for your family, or all to come at the same time Child Care Care Child concern (a particular Child care is available for working parents) for years. four six months to aged children Australian options include: South • • • • • • • • immi.gov.au. visit information more For necessities

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the effect on you and your studies if your family is not happy in Australia the cost of airfares for your family to and from Australia possible higher rent for a larger home opportunities employment for limited your spouse extra costs for food, clothing and other • Issues to consider to Issues together family your than bringing Rather some students may Australia, with you to settle into to arrive first, useful find it accommodation, find appropriate studies, Australia and then living in to adjust join them. to family their for arrange bring making a decision to Before is important Australia it to family your issues: the following consider to • • • •

Most student visas allow you to bring your family members family your bring to you allow visas student Most individual your (check dependants as your Australia to circumstances Department the with Immigration of members Family visas). Arranging See: Citizenship and spouse’s and your and you spouse, your include or spouse your bringing Before children. dependent you that prove to have will you Australia, to children supporting of The cost can support financially. them to have may You very is high. Australia in a family family. your issues with many discuss and consider Bringing your family to Australia to family your Bringing 21 SECTION two

nanny in exchange for child care and household and child care for in exchange previous have may not or may They duties. Contact experience. child care more for search to agencies au pair or nannysa.com.au. visit information Agencies businesses that are agencies Child care find nannies, people to help to operate after look to au pairs and baby sitters and fees charge Agencies children. their services their of which suit a range offer These services requirements. particular and screening include advertising for checking. reference along with candidates vacancies in child care for search To careforkids.com.au. visit

the surroundings you will feel more at at more you will feel the surroundings the and with others, ease with yourself making new friends and of excitement will life way of Australian the exploring managing new to The key grow. to start as much be as prepared is to experiences ‘unfamiliar’. the expect as possible and to in caught you are that Should you feel with the an emotional low please speak Course Coordinator Counsellor, Student who will staff of member with any other or and advice. you support offer be able to referred by friends or word of mouth. word of by friends or referred Au pairs living nationals who are foreign Au pairs are cultural for one year up to Australia for in experience and to purposes exchange a host of live as part They Australian life. a small allowance/salary and receive family Babysitters supervisory/custodial provide Babysitters full-time, irregular, on an children of care Some a demand basis. on part-time or child with reputable registered are carers and and have had reference agencies care are carers checks. Individual background themselves as carers list to permitted not undergoing without agencies with registered process. checking and registration a formal babysitters some non-registered However on a casual basis, informally work

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY a live-in or live-out basis to undertake undertake basis to live-out a live-in or

You will need to become familiar with become familiar will need to You Australian academic standards and with proficiency practices and your will improve the English language time your importantly, Most significantly. create enable you to Adelaide will in many new and valuable friendships. experience students often New international This is a adjustment. an initial period of anyone for perfectly normal experience to a new country to adjust try first when they a passing and is generally and culture with familiar As you become more phase.

Living and studying in a foreign country means more than than country more means foreign a in studying and Living customs climate, foods, familiar friends, and family leaving and exciting new many presents It behind. language and personal increased experience will You challenges. tough be exposed will and responsibility and independence thinking. of ways and lifestyles differing values, to Emotional preparation all tasks related to the care of children. children. of the care to all tasks related child to restricted generally Duties are to and the domestic tasks related care have may not Nannies may or child care. have training though often had any formal A nanny’s actual experience. of deal a good 60 hours. 40 to from ranges working week Nannies are employed by families on employed by families Nannies are either Nannies Vacation care services provide care to to services care care provide Vacation during the primary children school aged enjoy Children school holiday periods. activities including arts, centre-based sports and excursions. games crafts, services care usually operate Vacation week and 6.00pm each between 7.00am period. day during school holiday Vacation Care Vacation Bringing your family to Australia (continued) Australia family to your Bringing 22 SECTION two

the most suitable school you can contact suitable school you can contact the most adelaide.catholic.org.au adelaide.catholic.org.au ais.sa.edu.au

116 George Street, Thebarton SA 5031 SA Thebarton Street, George 116 PO Box 179, Address: Postal 5031 SA Plaza Torrensville 6600 8 8301 +61 T 6611 8 8301 +61 F [email protected] E W schools Independent schools (primary andIndependent run by the those not high schools) are privately-owned are they Instead government. in range and run independently and they searcha To for denomination and ethos. school which accepts suitable independent students you can consult: international Independent of Association The Australia South schools of Road Unley 301 5061 SA Malvern 1400 8 8179 +61 T 1116 8 8373 +61 F [email protected] E W Catholic schools Catholic schools of Australia has a number South run and subsidised privately are that Office. by the Catholic Education also available are Some Catholic schools search and to students international for for at the website through Catholic Education adelaide.catholic.org.au/ schools/catholic-education-sa. Australia South in Catholic Education of Archdiocese within the operates Pirie Port Adelaide and the Diocese of who families the needs of meet to choose an education based on Christian principles in the Catholic tradition. and strengthened in the tradition, Founded South schools in ethos Catholic by their providing to committed Australia are a from students education for excellent communities. of cross-section broad can assist website The Catholic Education the about information of a range by providing and services by processes offered policies, Office South and the the Catholic Education Schools. Catholic Australian Commission for Adelaide Office – Catholic Education

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You willYou be responsible for school fees and other costs including school uniforms, books, excursions and When choosing the most appropriate school for your child, it is best ask to curriculum, school’s the about questions extra-curricular size, and activities the size of individual classes. shouldYou also take into consideration the distance from the school your to suburb the institution, education in which you intend live to and the method of transport you plan use. to Public schools (State schools) public primary and may study at Children which Australia, South high schools in schools run by the government. are to suitable school find the closest To accommodation your where the area decs.sa.gov.au. search is, Australian Public education is funded by the all tuition for free and provides Government around A compulsory of students. school fee cover only to each year, is charged A$223 necessities such as libraries, of the cost and books. Public schoolssporting fees advanced and diverse innovative, offer co-educational. are curricular—and most Schooling types schools in types of three are There Catholic schools, (public) State Australia – schools. schools and Independent The Department of Education and Children’s and Children’s Education of The Department Services by visiting decs.sa.gov.au. their start children Australia, South In can leave They five. of the age schooling at vocational study, to (transferring 16 at the workplace) into or apprenticeships two years study, a further stay on for or tertiary study. for usually in preparation has made important Government State The through 1972 Act the Education to changes (Compulsory the Education the passing of The 2007. Act Amendment Age) Education January 2009. on 1 effect into came changes Act amends the Education Act This new ‘Compulsory Education by inserting a 1972 all 16 which will require category Age’ and participate be enrolled olds to year until program’ learning ‘approved in an have achieved a or years, turn 17 they exemption. an been granted or qualification, • • • contact please information, further For

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It is an immigration policy that school-age dependants of international students undertake formal schooling while they are in Australia. Children are able start to school from the school term after their fifth You willYou need provisionally to enrol your child in a school before you leave your home country and you may or may not have pay to the school fees one semester in advance. If you intend enrol to your child/ children in a State (government) school you must contact the Department of Education and Children’s Services decs.sa.gov.au from your home country. They will issue your child/ children with a Letter of Offer for a South Australian Government School (however the exact school will not be stipulated). will You need includeto this Letter of Offer with your student visa application. Then after you have arrived in Adelaide, you can locate the most convenient State School your to area, pay the school fees and your child/children will be able start to classes. Fees to be paid will depend on your country of origin and the level of education. Are in receipt of sponsorship or scholarships from the Australian Government the (eg Australian Development Scholarship, IPRS) Hold a higher institution or approved non-government scholarship. These scholarships must be approved by the State government for the dependants to be exempt from school fees. If you intendenrol to your child/children in an independent school you will need contactto that particular school directly for the issue of a Letter of Offer. In this case you will have pay to the school fees up-front in order receive to an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment for your child. will You need add to this your to student visa application.

• • • Fees are payable by international students at all State schools unless you: If you would like to bring your children to to children bring your to you would like If be aware you must Australia with you, issues: schooling the following of 1. Enrolling your children your Enrolling Schools 23 2. 3. 4. SECTION two

Secondary schooling Secondary education Tertiary Pre-school Primary school International College of Hotel (ichm.edu.au). Management Adelaide has five universities,five has Adelaide three colleges TAFE (spread over campuses)51 and more than 600 government-registered private is Adelaide organisations. training also home two to esteemed catering/ hospitality schools, Le Cordon Bleu and (lecordonbleu.com.au) Secondary schooling covers the five-year 12. periodYear Yearfromto 8 Parents and prospective students are advised conduct to their own research identifyto the school or college that best meets their needs. There are four terms in the school year with a holiday period between each. Note, there are ‘zones of entitlement’ for each public school. Only students living in a particular zone are considered eligible attendto a particular public school. If you wish enrol to your child in a private school, there are no zone restrictions. Pre-schooling is not compulsory, but provides a solid introduction to schooling and social interaction for children aged between four and five years. Pre-schooling lasts for 12 months. Many pre-schools also invite an provides participation which parent excellent opportunity for new students and their parents develop to social contacts and friendships. In South Australia, it is compulsory for children be to enrolled in primary school by theirsixth birthday. Enrolments can be made at age five. Primary schools cover the eight-year period from kindergarten year to seven. The early years of primary education aim develop to particular skills by emphasising active exploration, questioning,reading,listening,talking, numeracy and expressive activity. Studies in languages, health, physical education, science, mathematics, English, society, the arts and technology are designed extend to students’ learning experiences.

3. 4. Education levels Education in schooling levels of four are There Australia: South 1. 2.

Services can help you ais.sa.edu.au. listsAustralia South Catholic Education Visit Australia. South Catholic schools in cesa.catholic.edu.au. at the website The Department of Education and Education of The Department Children’s secondaryidentify which primary or region your for school is appropriate state the throughout and lists all public schools decd.sa.gov.au. at the website Visit state. Schools Independent of Association The the private of Australia lists most South Australia and provides South schools in philosophy and a summary their of at the website Visit structure. fee School terms terms School vary slightly between states, School terms has decs.sa.gov.au website the DECS can differ dates term Note: the dates. schools. between public and private 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY proximitywhere to you live curriculum being taught philosophy of the school religious beliefs ability handle to specials needs gifted(eg or disabled children) reputation of the school in the community level of results achieved Registering withschool a register you will need to you have children If you send Where them with a school. factors: them will depend on several • • • • • • • which zoned, Some public schools are a school dependsmeans entry into The school may you live. on where it that area have a specific catchment outside that and anyone from services, enrol. to be permitted may not area Schools (continued) Schools 24 SECTION two

Central America Central South America and America and South World Health Organisation’s list of of list World Health Organisation’s Province of Argentina. The update The update Argentina. of Province with correlates the list that ensures the and takes endemic countries yellow fever yellow of outbreaks recent account into The following America. South in fever 2009. August 1 effect came into list Argentina – Misiones Province – Misiones Argentina Bolivia* Brazil* Colombia* Ecuador excluding Galapagos Islands* Galapagos excluding Ecuador French Guiana* French Guyana Panama Paraguay Peru* Suriname Trinidad and Tobago and Trinidad Venezuela*

What is the occurrence of yellow (WHO) World Health Organisation The yellow fever reports of closely monitors be to is considered fever Yellow infection. Central and African and 13 endemic in 32 American countries (See table below).South declared yellow fever of list Australia’s include to places has been updated new countries and the Misiones 24 What are the symptoms of yellow fever? can be mild yellow fever of Symptoms in severity with the increase often but nausea, muscle pain, fever, of sudden onset The headache and prostration. vomiting, haemorrhage visible to progress may disease and eyes jaundice (yellowing of (bleeding), The death failure. and liver and kidney skin), people who contract in unvaccinated rate may be as high as 50 percent. yellow fever worldwide? fever Guinea-Bissau Kenya Liberia* Mali Mauritania Niger Nigeria* Rwanda Sao Tome and Principe Tome Sao Senegal Sierra Leone* Somalia Sudan* Tanzania Togo Uganda Africa

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* Denotes countries which are already included in Australia’s list of declared yellow fever places.) The countries were listed on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments on 30 June 2009. [F2009L02573 – Quarantine (declared places – Yellow Fever) Declaration 2009 (Sourcedand Ageing, from the health.gov.au)]. Department of Health Angola* Benin* Burkina Faso* Burundi Cameroon* Central African Republic Central Chad Congo, Democratic Republic of the* Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo, Republic of the Republic of Congo, Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory d’Ivoire Coast)* Cote Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Ethiopia Gabon* Gambia* Ghana* Guinea* Yellow feverYellow is a viral disease of fever Yellow duration and varyingshort severity primarily by is transmitted that species. various mosquito is so named because The infection (known as the yellow skin colour of ‘jaundice’) observed in people with a infection. yellow fever serious case of Immunisations Australian health laws may require certain immunisation against vaccination or Advice Australia. arrival in diseases before the nearest on this can be obtained from High Commission Australian Embassy or Anyone arriving home country. in your Australia who has been during the in six days in certainprevious countries have a to required below) will be (listed certificate. vaccination or yellow fever

Vaccination is the most important preventive measure measure important most preventive the is Vaccination and affordable safe, is The vaccine fever. yellow against required are Australia in arriving People effective. highly certificate. vaccination fever possess a yellow to Health requirements for Australia requirements Health 25 SECTION two

who.int. interviewed on arrival by Australian interviewed on arrival by Service Quarantine and Inspection officers will permit AQIS officers. (AQIS) Australia enter people to unvaccinated notify healthin writing to agree they if develop any symptom they authorities if six-day in the infection yellow fever of departure from their period following place. infected yellow fever a declared as confirmed or Anyone who is suspected may be placed under having yellow fever quarantine in a suitable medical facility. and contracts is unvaccinated a traveller If the consequences can be yellow fever, in death. serious and may even result Where do I get a yellow fever vaccination and the certificate to vaccination? the acknowledge be provided vaccinations must fever Yellow vaccination yellow fever by an approved These clinics will country. clinic in your in the a vaccination certificate provide WHO and completed by approved form A yellow WHO requirements. according to ten for is valid vaccination certificate fever vaccination. days after years and begins 10 vaccinations regarding information more For Health and of see the Department health.gov.au. at website Ageing World Health Organisation The at website Affairs and Foreign of The Department smartraveller.gov.au. at website Trade Health of Department from (Sourced health.gov.au.) Ageing, and

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Persons who are nine months of age or older travelling or living in any country in West Africa, regardless of where they will be in that country. Persons who are nine months of age or older travelling or living outside the urban areas of all other yellow fever countries. endemic People arriving in Australia who are required required Australia who are arriving in People vaccination possess a yellow fever to have one will be do not but certificate Will I be allowed to enter Australia, if I travelled through yellow fever declared countries and do not have a yellow fever vaccination certificate? Yellow fever is a quarantinable disease in fever Yellow or age of one year who are Australia. People vaccination hold an international must older arriving within six days before if, certificate or have stayed overnight they Australia, in infected yellow fever a declared in longer America (as per South countryAfrica or in Travellers page). on the previous Table the medical advice on vaccinations should seek individual medical circumstances, their for the yellow the suitability of particularly about women pregnant infants, vaccine for fever immuno-compromised. and those who are What are the Australian for quarantine requirements yellow fever vaccination? The yellow fever vaccine is The yellow fever for: recommended • • Who can have a yellow fever vaccination? Health requirements for Australia (continued) for Australia requirements Health 26 SECTION two Health examination costs examination Health and paying any fees for responsible are You the examinations, with costs associated doctor, the examining including those of and special tests radiological examination, and specialists. treatment investigations, to fees examination should expect You a locally for those charged to be similar report or examination comprehensive You by a qualified medical practitioner. in advance and the fees about should ask be issued. to receipts itemised expect medical examination with a Panel doctor doctor with a Panel medical examination Panel an associated you to who will refer x-ray. chest your radiology clinic for a radiological examination, you only require If a doctor from you may need a referral a with appointment an make to in order you may be able to clinic or radiology Panel with a Panel directly an appointment make contact unsure, you are radiology clinic. If radiology clinic to Panel preferred your is a referral If is necessary. a referral see if a Panel attend need to you do not required, you may Instead obtain a referral. to doctor local doctor. your from obtain a referral application, your you have lodged After office you with the processing may provide of and a list forms the health examination doctors. Panel How do I arrange a health examination? health examination your arrange must You radiology Panel and/or doctor with a Panel Australian the by clinic nominated Government. Unless otherwise indicated, overseas conducted health examinations conducted only acceptable if are doctor/radiologist. by a Panel a if will be advised by the department You is examination radiological medical and/or visa application. your of as part required medical and both a you require If arrange you can radiological examination clinic that with a Panel an appointment performs both medical and radiological you can Alternatively examinations. your for an appointment initially arrange asks you to do so. Otherwise, you will Otherwise, do so. asks you to and if be advised by the department a health examination. attend when to

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Do not attend a health examination before before a health examination attend Do not visa application unless the your you lodge visa specifically your about information When do I arrange a health examination? You must truthfully disclose your disclose your truthfully must You any and details of medical history known medical conditions. or information false of the provision Note: substitution during the examination client application being refused. in your may result you must Australia applicants outside For during the doctor the same Panel attend health assessment. current your course of your for required are tests any further If will doctor the Panel health examination, specialist. an appropriate you to refer Your responsibilities when Your examination health a attending If you are applying for a student visa for Australia, Australia, for visa a student for applying are you If or permanent citizen an Australian not are and certain meet requirements must health you resident, that means This can be granted. a visa before a health undergo to be asked probably will you origin. country of your on depending examination, student visa applicants Health examination for examination Health 27 SECTION two Results and your visa Important: a successful health mean that does not result examination Costs associated a visa will be granted. the are with health examinations the applicant. of responsibility Health examination results examination Health generally are results Health examination the the date months from 12 valid for you have was assessed. If examination within the examination a health completed may results these health months, 12 last visa application. current your be used for visas and different different However, Australia may require stay in lengths of case Your assessments. formal greater to you need will advise you if officer a new health examination. undertake

Form required Form After your health examination health your After the reports will health examination your After by the doctor. the department, to be sent a you or where no circumstances are There sending should be directly migration agent the department. any health reports to the of you the results tell will not The doctor the doctor However, medical examination. you have a you know if will let problem. health-related all medical reports Once commenced, the health examination and x-rays for the department become the property of you. to be returned and cannot the final decision make does not The doctor health the you meet not or on whether visa application. your for requirement This decision will be made following the department. by an assessment the health requirement meet you do not If you is refused, visa application and your rights depending on may have review application you have lodged. the type of your will notifyThe department you of you with rights and provide review a review. for apply on how to information an applicant for an Australian visa an for an applicant Form 26 – Medical examination for an for – Medical examination 26 Form file) PDF Australian visa (168KB on chest-xray report – Radiological 160 Form of file) PDF (109KB an for – Medical examination 26 Form file) PDF Australian visa (168KB

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Medical examination type Medical examination You mustYou print the required number of copies to Form of Form 160 and/or 26 present at the health examination. Each applicant is required complete to Part A of the forms and attach a passport photo the to forms before attending the health examination. your passport, and a photocopy of the page that includes your photograph, name and date of birth for identification spectacles prescription your or contact lenses existing specialist other and/or relevant medical reports for known conditions medical previous chest x-rays Chest x-ray Chest C test B/HEP HIV/HEP Medical examination Forms to use for a health examination health a for use to Forms Paper applications Paper • • Your forms Your for and/160eh 26eh Forms online applications or applications. paper for 160 and/or 26 Forms • • • • What dobring I to the health examination? mustYou bring the following to your examination: health Health examination for student visa applicants (continued) visa applicants student for examination Health 28 SECTION two ü Checklist

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apply for passport arrange student visa (This will include a health examination and possibly immunisations) arrange to arrive in Adelaide 2 to 5 days before Orientation Day at Eynesbury arrange accommodation with Eynesbury or privately arrange for immunisations and medications with doctor have a thorough medical, optical and dental check-up have some cash in Australian dollars to cover taxis and small expenses and some extra money bank draft and/or to cover initial expenses and accommodation (refer to your accommodation letter for amounts) confirm overseas access to your funds with your bank confirm travel arrangements with airline arrange travel insurance if you require advise Eynesbury of flight details students) (all check the maximum amount of kilograms that you are allowed to carry check the quarantine and customs regulations to be aware of what you CANNOT bring into Australia arrange transport from airport to accommodation (if you are arranging independent accommodation) printed information from Sections 1 and 2 of this Student Guide valid Passport with valid student visa Letter of Offer from Eynesbury your electronic Confirmation of Enrolment(eCoE) prescriptions/certificates optical or medical travel insurance policy if applicable ID cards and original birth certificate(or certified copy) driver’s licence (check that it is current for the period you will be in Australia and renew your licence if necessary. If your homelicence is not in English, you should bring a certified translation with the licence). certified copies of your academic transcripts and certificates (including evidence of your English language proficiency),have not already if provided you them detailed program syllabus (original or certified copies) for any previous studies if you wish to apply for exemptions/Recognitionof Prior Learning (RPL) references from previous employers if you are planning to look for part-time employment receipts for valuable new goods that you are bringing with you to Australia contact telephone numbersfor family and friends

To do in the weeks before you depart: do in the weeks before To • • • • • • • • • • • • • • documents: important bags being sure to include the following Pack • • • • • • • • • • • • • Final pre-departure checklist pre-departure Final 29 SECTION three

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Bond Applying for a property Signing the lease Receipts Student housing for 18s over Renting place the Inspecting Student residence Student On-campus accommodation Choosing where live to Homestay Homeaway Living costs in Adelaide permanent accommodation of Types Time zones information restriction Water commitmentSA Water’s Climate Cost of living Adelaide: the affordable choice students international for Things see to and do in and around Adelaide Travel time On arrival checklist Entry Australia into Getting from the airport Airport service reception On your flight Section three contents three Section S3C 31 Noticeboards Websites Sharing Where to look for rental accommodation Newspaper classifieds Condition reportCondition Connecting utilities home your Furnishing Rent SECTION three 61 61 70 57 70 57 67 67 67 67 59 59 59 59 58 62 58 62 62 58 65 65 65 69 69 69 63 69 68 68 68 68 66 66 66 66 60 60 60 ...... Using an ATM Safety when carryingmoney Working in Australia Permission work to studying while Working work Finding Wage awards and conditions hotline Earning income an How do I get OSHC? What am I covered for with OSHC? There is no OSHC cover for How do I use OSHC my card? Cost of pharmaceuticals in Australia with OSHC medicinesPrescription OSHC with How do I make a claim with OSHC? directory Adelaide in facilities Medical therapies Alternative General health health Mental finances your Managing locationsBank and ATM in Adelaide expensesInitial expenses Ongoing accounts Bank Setting up a bank account EFTPOS Accessing money from your account bills Paying statements Account Yellow Pages Yellow Health care in Adelaide servicesMedical Pharmacies Dental and Optical services Interpreter Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) How to shopHow to First-class care, wherever you live of healthTypes care in Australia 51 51 51 51 51 57 57 57 57 57 52 52 52 52 56 56 56 56 50 50 50 50 50 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 53 53 53 53 53 54 54 54 54 54 ...... 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY ...... Australia Post Making phone calls within Australia Calling Australiafrom overseas phones Mobile/cell Lifeline Line Information Poisons telephones Public Ambulance translation Emergency Service Emergency State Fire Section three contents (continued) contents Section three 32 Where buy to furniture and equipment Westfield Shopping Centres Second-hand goods outlets food Halal Where shop to Adelaide shopping centres stores Department Shopping Business hours Adelaide City Council City Adelaide Maps Toilets Car parks Car Security Police Bicycles Bicycles Important services and public amenities Taxis Adelaide in Driving car a Buying Buses Trains Trams Getting around Getting transport Public Adelaide Metro Envelope layout layout Envelope services Post Australia Small lettersSmall SECTION three 81 81 81 82 83 83 84 84 84 84 ...... State Emergency Services (SES) Emergency State plants and animals Dangerous cautiousBe stings and Bites Anaphylaxis – allergic reactions Bush and outback safety In the bush Advice for motorists caught in bush fires outback the In Storm safety 74 74 74 74 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 76 76 76 76 76 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 72 72 73 73 79 79 77 77 77 80 80 80 80 ...... 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY ...... Sexual assault Sexual Home fire safety Hitchhiking Avoiding dangerous areas and activities friends new Making Standard drinks Smoking Drugs Drinking alcohol driving and Alcohol, smoking and drugs safety Driving laws and safety Road rules Owning a car Personal safety Public transport safety Child Protection Laws Home security Internet safety and security Bribery Gambling laws Noise Obeying the law Legal rights servicesLegal advice and Laws and safety in Australia Section three contents (continued) contents Section three 33 Surf skills Beach Safety Remember and stay the safe F-L-A-G-S Rips Sun safety Sun protection Candles, oil burners and cigarettes Cooking Plan your escape Smoke alarms Smoke Electricity Heaters SECTION three

Declare it! than you bring more if Remember, Australia – you must into $10,000 it. declare fruit, meat, food, ALL declare must You animal wooden souvenirs, seeds, plants, You derivatives. their or materials plant or it. declare you do not will be delayed if goods if be penalised will not You declared. are All international mail is also screened. All international Please note: make sure you keep the sure you keep Please note: make that luggage your code tags for bar and are check-in given at you are boarding pass to your usually stuck case thereThese can help in ticket. or luggage. locating your are problems Australian Customs and Quarantine and Customs Australian go you will luggage Once you have your what about Be careful Customs. through you Some items Australia. you bring into can carry overseas bring from pests might have. Australia doesn’t and diseases that fruit, meat, food, ALL declare must You animal wooden souvenirs, seeds, plants, You derivatives. their or materials plant or it. declare you do not will be delayed if quarantine laws and Australia has strict on-the-spotEvery tough fines. piece of x-rayed by or screened is now luggage teams dog detector quarantine officers, Detector dogs Detector dog at detector may see a Quarantine You in while waiting or carousel the baggage screening immigration, pass through line to animal or material plant food, for luggage dog working a detector you see If products. bags please place your you, close to These dogs inspection. for on the floor humans and are to dangerous not are aSometimes odours. detect trained to sniffs a it bag if your to next dog will sit Sometimes dogs will detect odour. target you have had in the food from odours left may A quarantine officer bag previously. bag and your of the contents about ask that carrying items not you are check Australia. to a quarantine risk present declare to you fail and x-ray machines. If or any quarantine items, dispose of or make a false declaration, you will get you will get declaration, a false make on-the-spot caught. In addition to fines, and fined more you could be prosecuted years in prison. 10 A$60,000 and risk than

Also see Section three of this guide for more more this guide for of Section three Also see information on Banking. on Banking. information currency your convert you need to If findAustralian dollars ($A) you will to the at facilities exchange currency banks and travel agents. major airport, Baggage claim Baggage the Once you have passed through immigration checks you will move to the signs) and collect claim (follow baggage nothing is missing that Check luggage. your something is missing or If damaged. or and Counter the Baggage to go damaged the at Staff problem. your advise them of find your will help you to Counter Baggage damage. a claim for lodge belongings or Entry into Australia Entry into Immigration Australian you will Australia in arrive When you first way through your make to be required the signs Australian Immigration (follow as you leave the Arriving Passengers for to will ask plane). Officer An Immigration Incoming Passenger completed see your you on the plane) along with Card (given to visa evidence. and student passport your your will check The Immigration Officer questions you a few documents and may ask Australia. stay in your plans for your about

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Incoming Passenger Card to fill in to declare your items Keep your passport, air ticket, valuables, valuables, ticket, air passport, your Keep documents important camera and other Academic Licence, Driver’s such as your Enrolment, of Confirmation records, hand luggage in your etc Offer of Letter easy access when you arrive. for are Australia passengers landing in Before fill Card to given an Incoming Passenger should You document. This is a legal in. and this Incoming passport have your inspection for Card ready Passenger Arrivals Hall. the into when you get ü tick must You including material plant any food, animal products. or wooden souvenirs, you during your to given This includes fruit wish you don’t you have items flight. If them in you can dispose of declare, to terminal. quarantine bins in the airport you if airline staff ask be afraid to Don’t Section two Also see have any questions. on Quarantine information more for in A$10,000 carrying than you are more If on your this also declare you must cash, is strongly Card. It Incoming Passenger you do not that however, recommended for arrange cash but sums of carry large your funds into of transfer an electronic has once it account Australian bank been opened.

Wear comfortable, layered clothing so that you are able able are you that so clothing layered comfortable, Wear weather. local the to according adjustments make to a northern from hemisphere flying are you Remember – if so be very hot will it summer Australian the into winter a pair have and underneath, clothing weight light wear you if luggage hand your shoes in or lighter sandals of be may clothing extra Alternatively need footwear. cooler season. winter Australian the into flying if on-hand required On your flight On 34 SECTION three Taxis at Adelaide Airport outside the just located ranks are Taxi managed and are terminal main airport to will be required You by attendants. you with a taxi. will assist line-up and they Adelaide district the across fares Most A$30 depending A$20 to between are travel. you need to on how far Airport buses Adelaide the southern from Buses arrive and depart For two. Level Terminal, Airport the end of Adelaide please visit timetables and fares, adelaidemetro.com.au. at website Metro’s bus service by is operated A regular Adelaide Shuttle between Airport Skyline Railway International Keswick Airport, Station. Adelaide Central Bus and Terminal This service every day except operates a set-down Christmas day and provides city hotels. the larger from and pick-up Skylink the visit information, further For skylinkadelaide.com. at Adelaide website

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY you arrive on a weekend, you may like you may like you arrive on a weekend, Adelaide airport is eight kilometres kilometres is eight Adelaide airport the city and is easily of the centre from bus and taxi. accessed by car, driven chauffeur shuttle buses, Taxis, tour group cars and limousines, all are coaches and public transport Airport. Adelaide available from convenient Adelaide has a modern, including free system, public transport city attractions. buses linking major using public journey plan your To Adelaide Metro the visit transport, adelaidemetro.com.au. at website Getting from the airport 24-hour number: + 61 (0)421 179 455. 179 (0)421 number: + 61 24-hour Customs, telephone the Eynesbury the telephone Customs, Accommodation Office on their Arrivals Hall Arrivals leave the restricted will be able to You youArrivals Hall once the and enter area you will find Here Customs. have cleared outlets along and food retail of a number an information with public telephones, facilities. exchange booth and money If banks as most here money exchange to Sundays. Saturdays and open on not are accommodation and you have booked If Eynesbury a through reception airport you when you will meet representative When you clear customs. come through into the sliding door through go Customs, for Arrivals Hall and look the International carrying the Eynesburythe representative Adelaide you arrive in If name. sign with your city in another (from on a domestic flight the either at met you will be Australia), the escalator of the bottom at or arrival gate carousels. the baggage you to takes that carrying the representative for Look name. the Eynesbury sign with your the representative found you have not If clearing of within 30 minutes Some products may require treatment to to treatment may require Some products restricted are that Items them safe. make pests and disease will of the risk because of Australian by the and destroyed be seized Service Quarantine and Inspection (AQIS). On your flight (continued) flight On your 35 SECTION three

International flying times International Contact details for notification are: are: notification details for Contact 9141 8216 8 +61 T 9099 8216 8 +61 F [email protected] E an pickup an airport you have booked If will be waiting Eynesbury representative the gate when you come through you for They Customs. passing through after will have a sign with Eynesbury your and leave the airport name on it. Please do not until you find the gate near the area or after If the Eynesbury representative. locate still unable to you are 30 minutes this number please call the representative 9141. 8216 8 during office hours on +61 any reason you are delayed for If time a period of in Customs for to the customs officer you can ask representative notify the Eynesbury the airport, you at who is to meet representative to wait. the to ask 5 hours to Auckland 5 hours to Singapore hours to 7 Angeles Los hours to 16 London hours to 22 India hours to 14 China hours to 13 Africa South hours to 17 Village Village Domestic flying times Domestic name date and time of arrival flight details 1 hour and 20 minutes to Canberra to and 20 minutes hour 1 Sydney to and 30 minutes hour 1 Brisbane to minutes and 55 hour 1 Perth to minutes hours and 45 2 Darwin to minutes 3 hours and 15 Hobart to hours 30 minutes 2 55 minutes to Melbourne to minutes 55 between 4.30am to 11.35pm. 11.35pm. between 4.30am to a purchase will need to You board the bus. to fare Metroticket Airport service reception airport Eynesbury will organise staff your you to and transfer reception you have paid the accommodation if and have fee Accommodation Placement accommodation with Eynesbury. booked students that is important It confirm pick-up airport applying for with the information the following Accommodation Office:Eynesbury • • • us these details well tell to Be sure preferably arrival, your in advance of weeks before three two to least at home country. you leave your Adelaide Metro JetBus Metro Adelaide JetBus travels between Adelaide Metro The Greenwith, and the city, Adelaide airport Plaza and Golden Grove Tree Tea Adelaide Airport private buses Airport private Adelaide can minibus transfers Door-to-door Airport Adelaide through be arranged and CBD Adelaide’s and from to Flyer This service is seven days a suburbs. least at be pre-booked must but week, Office hours are 48 hours in advance. Friday. Monday to 5.30pm to 9.00am 444 856 Australia wide call: 1300 3528 8 8389 call: +61 International 5.00pm to 9.00am Friday Monday to Reservationa is essential and 48 hours advanced minimum of advised. booking is strongly three up to Bookings accepted months in advance. and contact information further For Flyer Airport Adelaide the visit details, adelaideairportflyer.com. at website Travel time Travel 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Named in honour of Queen Adelaide, the consort of King William the city IV, was founded as the plannedin 1836 capital forthe only freely-settled British province in Australia. Prior British to settlement, the area now known as the Adelaide plains was home the to Kaurna Aboriginalpeople. Adelaide is an elegant, charming city flanked by beaches and hills. South Australia is truly importantly, Most multicultural. it remains a tolerant and accepting society made up of people from all backgrounds. Adelaide has a world-class education system, from pre-school university. to Tertiary qualifications are recognised all over the world. It is home five to universities. FAST FACTS FAST • • • • • On your flight (continued) flight On your 36 SECTION three ü Checklist

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Call your parents, relatives or friends to let them know you have arrived safely them know you have let friends to or relatives parents, Call your accommodation Settle into place original qualifications) in a safe and documents (eg passport all Keep telephone your numbers to emergency Program independently living if and food household items Purchase and try with the local area using public transport yourself Familiarise applicable) in school (if children Enrol Orientation Student Attend Orientation ID card and OSHC card at student Get account Open a bank textbooks Get classes Start seeking work Office if Taxation Australian (TFN) with the tax file number Apply for Happen’ it ‘Make Social Club Student the through life involved in Eynesbury student Get events on upcoming and past and photos posts for page Eynesbury’s Facebook Visit Services staffStudent Eynesbury you have any questions ask If

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Music and cultural festivals and events are popular, with Adelaide hosting local and international acts throughout the internationally the including year, renowned Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Fringe and WOMADelaide World MusicFestival. The Adelaide Central Market is the city’s most visited tourist attraction offering over 80 stalls and has been the food Mecca for multi-cultural cuisine for over years.140 Rundle Mall is Adelaide’s biggest outdoor shopping precinct with over 700 retail outlet stores. Adelaide is Australia’s food and wine capital, with more restaurants per capita than any other Australian city Things to see and do in and Adelaide around • • • • for international students Quality education, affordable living and a affordable Quality education, Adelaide the perfect make culture vibrant Whether students. international choice for outdoor sports, music, is the arts, it simply or eating out shopping, activities, is always there spending time with friends, Adelaide. do in to something entertaining cosmopolitan friendly, Adelaide is a safe, million and a 1.2 city with a population of is rarely Traffic lifestyle. outdoor relaxed trams is clean and free the air congested, everyone in available to and buses are The city is surrounded the city centre. ideal lush parklands, of by 900 hectares playing sport. walking or picnics, for Adelaide: the affordable choice the affordable Adelaide: 38 SECTION three

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2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY ADELAIDE 39 SECTION three have implemented one of the nation’s best Environment Improvement Programs are committed innovation to • • the integrity that is critically important It reservoirs is Adelaide’s land around of so much quality, water retain to protected plants such as remove is done to work are These programs and broom. furze basis with on a systematic undertaken and follow annual control repeated up until the species is eliminated. are projects revegetation Water’s SA our of part and ongoing an important programs. improvement environment sawater.com.au.) SAWater, from (Sourced Schemes

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GMT – Greenwich Mean Time UTC – Coordinated Universal Time (Alternative) DST – Daylight saving time water is The water year. per water of million litres SA Water’s commitment commitment Water’s SA to its responsibility takes Water SA seriously. the environment protect we do now what acknowledge They will be on the world that can impact generations. by future inherited the reducing to committed are Water SA business their impacts of environmental are They the community. of the benefit for Adelaide’s improve continuously striving to operations and their and wastewater water supplies, water performance in protecting resources. rivers and other oceans, strategic, has comprehensive Water SA and operational plans management their develop and review monitor, to performance. environmental Taking into account all uses of fresh water, water, fresh all uses of account into Taking than more Australian uses the average 1 percent), 75 (about irrigation mainly used for with urban and industrial use accounting 20 percent. about for

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The world is divided into different time zones that are that zones time different into divided is The world UTC. from hours different of number an integral usually Time zones Time *  40 SECTION three such as your tuition fees, the purchase the purchase fees, tuition such as your computer. or stereo television, a car, of you lifestyle depending on your However this. less than or more may require and stationery should be Textbooks A$400 A$200 to approximately at budgeted although savings may be semester per books secondhand made by purchasing director. program your ask available, if arrive in to you arrange that We recommend small cover to Australia with enough money should and you etc food costs such as taxis, settle to enough money also have access to accommodation costs. initial homestay or $A $4.50–$5.50 $3.00–$5.50 $4.00 $2.70 $3.00 $3.50 $2.20 $9.00–$16.00 $0.50 $1.30–$4.00 $100–$250 $10–$30 $80–$100 $15–$25 $15–$25 $35+ $255–$465 Adelaide combines affordability with aAdelaide combines affordability the with all of living, high standard of and servicesfacilities would expect you capital city. find in any large to by whether Living costs can be affected with others; whether share you live alone or high demand such of you live in areas in the city centre; as by the beach or accommodation. style of and by your a single that Eynesbury estimates approximately requires student international cover to year per A$18,000 to A$14,000 and (textbooks food, accommodation, as well as your study materials), other including transport, personal expenses costs. and recreation entertainment expenses major cover does not This amount

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Sourced from migration.sa.gov.au. from Sourced Regularly purchased items in Adelaide noodles Bowl of Slice of pizza Slice of loaf Bread litres) (2 Milk (600ml) water Bottle of coffee Takeaway Newspaper Cinema ticket Phone call (local) (single) Ticket Bus/Train/Tram weekly living costs in Adelaide Average single) or Accommodation (shared Rental Telephone/postage home) (eating at Food Transport Electricity/Gas Clothes/Entertainment TOTAL are not. Full-time adult not. Full-time are those in of percent 95.3 earnings are and those in NSW of 90 percent Victoria, in Queensland. than those slightly higher (migration.sa.gov.au) Adelaide means of The affordability spend to money students have more supplies, accommodation, on food, travel and entertainment. Adelaide is seen to be significantly Adelaide is seen to Australian than other less expensive particularlySydney, cities, Brisbane and Perth. Melbourne, Adelaide—purchase Housing costs in cheaper 50 percent 30 to and rental—are cities. state than those in the eastern incomes lower, while costs are However,

Travel, eating out, renting, buying a house— buying renting, out, eating Travel, cheaper living offers significantly Adelaide cities. capital Australian other in than Living costs in Adelaide costs Living 41 SECTION three two weeks rent in advance four weeks rent as a bond One weeks rent as a letting fee. A non-refundable fee charged by the Real Estate Agent. It can not be charged by private owners. Stamp duty if the rent is more than (approximately A$30).A$125/week fees connection Utilities On-campus accommodation On-campus is no on-campusThere accommodation Student the Eynesbury however at will advise Accommodation Coordinators residences. to options in regards your you of Student housing for over 18s housing/renting Share be in a flat, can housing/renting Share you live with where townhouse house or students (share other often co-renters, a room, rent house).Students generally with the unfurnished, furnished or either the house. of facilities the other use of the upkeep for Expenses and responsibility between everyone shared the house are of cooking, The issue of living in the household. cleaning and shopping is negotiated the household. between all members of type of depends on the location, The cost people of accommodation and the number A$65 from can range It living in the house. share you decide to If week. per A$100 to them to talk know, with people you don’t you see if to habits and lifestyle their about along and live get you will be able to think into moving of The initial cost with them. includes: property generally a rented • • if tenancy end of the at This is refundable condition. in a good the property remains that repairs any cleaning or of The cost the bond. from be done is deducted need to by law to is required agent estate The real account. this bond in a secure deposit • • • ‘furnished’ a property is advertised as If an oven, least is at this means there bed and and chairs, table kitchen fridge, property has an ‘unfurnished’ An wardrobe. in wardrobes. built oven and sometimes,

Directors and Accommodation Coordinators, will incur a A$100 placement fee. This fee will not be charged in exceptional circumstances or where a homestay host has made a decision that they are unable have to a student. If you want a new homestay and airport pickup after a holiday then the Accommodation placement fee of A$250 will be charged. Adelaide. Adelaide.

Student residence Student and not 18 over Only students who are 11 or 10 Years School High Senior studying residences. student may stay in independent you to Residences will require Student Most the residence stay at to sign an agreement will residence Each time. a given length of for expectations. particular their advise you of If you wish to leave your homestay leave your you wish to If the to speak you need to accommodation, who Coordinators Accommodation Student Students options. your will advise you of age, years of 18 over studying ELICOS, High Senior students who will study (except also must afterwards) 11 or 10 Years School Academic the ELICOS have permission from homestay leave they before Director accommodation and live independently. Homeaway Eynesbury in partnership with Homeaway, environmentally now has a purpose built available to residence friendly student age years of 18 under students who are with Eynesbury. studying a program and are ‘Homeaway a provide Homeaway aims to Leaving homestay Leaving students international for home’ from the city centre from kilometres three just of The Homeaway location is based bus all major of within close proximity a variety services, and tram transport shopping centres, outlets, food of and medical centres. travel agents students in single 32 Accommodating up to for Homeaway is designed primarily rooms, their complete to here students who are will Homeaway schooling. final years of accommodation fully catered be offering clean room meals and a weekly where in a single fee. (optional) is incorporated please visit information more For eynesbury.navitas.com. • •

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All students pay an Accommodation Placement fee which includes your airport pickup, first placement in a homestay or residence and one transfer (change) which must be approved by parents, Academic Directors and Coordinators. Accommodation Any transfers after this, which is the choice of the student and permission is received from parents, Academic All students under 18 in any course and students of any age, in ELICOS going on Seniorto High School and 11 Years 10 or going directly Senior to High School need stay to in an and 11, Years 10 Eynesbury approved homestay or Homeaway until the end 11. of Year If a homestay or Homeaway change is required, this cannot occur until after a minimum weeks stay and of 10 permission is received from parents, Academic Directors and Coordinators. Accommodation All other students years aged and 18 in Foundationover, Studies, EIBT and ELICOS courses have a minimum stay of five weeks or as indicated on your homestay letter. Student homestay transfers homestay Student • • How long to stay in a homestay or Homeaway? • • If you are a student under the age of 18 18 of the age under a student you are If Homeaway stay in homestay or you must years of accommodation until you turn 18 also required students are 18 Under age. and will be given a be on full board to ‘Under for Agreement Good Conduct which needs Students in Homestay’ 18 Student to and returned completed to students will also be 18 Services. Under interviews with regular attend to required Accommodation Coordinators. Student the Students under years 18 of age Homestay 133 page this guide, Section Five of See on homestay. detailed information more for additional points. are The following Most students want to live within walking live within to students want Most this is not the campus but distance of usually determined always possible and is is more it Often by availability and cost. cost-effective and more convenient the campus but from live further to and public transport. shops to closer Choosing where to live Types of permanent accommodation permanent of Types 42 SECTION three Furnishing your home home your Furnishing properties unfurnished come rental Most own furniture. buy your and you will need to you places where of a number are There quality second hand items, good can get Eynesbury the notice also check but students campus for boards around ‘Food in the Look selling items. who are guide for this Section of Shopping’ and stores. different about information Sharing you should accommodation, As with rental accommodation. share your also inspect own room everything in your that Check you that check idea to is a good works. It everythingcan share else in the house (eg kitchen flatmates with your flat or etc). telephone, refrigerator, appliances, Find out flatmates. potential all your Meet You be paid. to and bills are how the rent name your getting should also see about going property the you are on the lease if Student the to (talk is rented move into to find out will also need to You Advisor). you if notice is required how many weeks’ in share rooms move out. Most to want you will so unfurnished, accommodation are own bed and mattress. supply your need to Connecting utilities Connecting the utilities at connect will need to You telephone electricity, new home – gas, your agent). Contact with your (check and water Utilities local utilities suppliers (ETSA your SA – gas; – electricity; Origin Energy them let and – telephone) Telstra Water; the moved into just you have know that can give you agent estate real Your property. your contact on how to information more are local suppliers. Connection charges bill. first on your applicable and will appear disagree with these comments, make sure sure make with these comments, disagree everyThis means that down it you note that tile and nail every broken on the wall, mark on the condition on the wall should be noted be will this report that report. Please note: place the condition of assess the used to The condition reports you move out. after or agent estate the real to be returned must sure working days. Make landlord in three the after the report of copy your you receive place. in a safe it landlord signs it. Keep keep keep own records. the real estate agent to arrange it for you for it arrange to agent estate the real Condition reportCondition you will be given a you sign the lease, After and complete to Property Condition Report before be completed must This form return. The form new home. your you move into the premises condition of the general states signing the lease as the your of the date at will be able You sees it. agent estate real the home to your of the state compare to you comments on the condition report. If Rent advertised properties are with a Most determine way to The proper weekly rent. calendar how much you will be paying per by 52 multiply the weekly rent month is to by 12 and then divide the amount weeks, you is the amount The final figure months. month. calendar pay per to expected are month in calendar is usually paid per Rent do to responsibility is your and it advance, must receipts payment All rent so on time. rent pay your you cannot If safely. be kept estate real your inform on time you must agents estate real Most in advance. agent bank Card or will issue you with a Rent with paying the rent. assist to book deposit Bond is and it The bond is a once-only payment monthly as your usually the same amount with will be lodged The bond money rent. Authority, Bond Tenancies the Residential will You Form. using the Bond Lodgement bond your of confirmation written receive Your later. two weeks about lodgement damage bond is held as security against if outstanding, rent or the property, to condition in reasonable everything is left your when you leave the premises, you in full. to bond will be returned Receipts a receipt/proof for ask to is important It for when paying any money payment of costs. accommodation other or rent bond, understand anything ask the real estate estate the real understand anything ask you need help with translation, If agent. ask pay for you may have to on the day (beware these services). Once the lease is signed, the property and to the keys you will receive must You the agent. from receipts your your the lease for a copy of

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Letter of Assurance of Financial Support from your parents or your sponsor, stating that they will be responsible for remitting money you to from overseas on a regular basis, how much and how regular the payments will be. Details of three people who can act as your character references in Australia. can alsoYou attach written copies of character references you have received in the past. Certified Letter from Eynesbury stating that you are enrolled as a student and the expected duration of your course. Ask for the letter at the EynesburyReception. weeks rentTwo in advance. When your application has been approved, application has been approved, When your sign the lease on the is to step the next and the first The bond money property. on the day you is payable rent month’s The lease you sign is a legal sign the lease. everything and you should read document you do not you sign it. If before carefully Signing the lease lease the Signing Applying for a property put to you may want the inspection, After will You the property. in an application for the application obtain and complete need to do not You landlord. or the agent from form for asked give all the information have to you will this may mean that but on the form the place than getting have less chances of those applicants who have supplied the When making an application, information. give to you should bring and be prepared documents. the following copies of documents you will need: Important • • • • Before renting you will need to visit the visit you will need to renting Before see if and the facilities at look property to A$50 can leave a You you. is suitable for it estate with the real each key) (for deposit the accommodation at look to go then agent make may need to You interested. you are if agent estate the real with an appointment the property any At view the property. to there will remain appliances you see that should be in etc) heater, fridge, (eg stove, Doors and windows should working order. and water supposed to, are open as they etc. flushing, toilet working properly, shower Inspecting the place the Inspecting Renting 43 SECTION three

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the website to find the location and cost of of find the location and cost to the website available. accommodation the different • • in the area agents estate real of Websites estate can Google real You live. to you prefer are: well known agents Some agents. 1. 2. 3. 4. realestate.com.au domain.com.au Noticeboards noticeboards in local is worth looking at It universities libraries, shopping centres, with spare students where TAFE and notices. post often rent to rooms Websites • • student contains This website accommodation available in the city and through can navigate You areas. surrounding

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Newspaper classifieds classifieds Newspaper is the local daily newspaper. Advertiser The properties has advertisements for The paper the headings Houses, under Look rent. to Accommodation. Share and Units and Flats the best are Saturdays Wednesdays and accommodation. rental for look days to weekly local paper is a free The Messenger homes and businesses to is delivered that properties. lists rental It in all areas.

Be prepared to commit time and effort into securing securing effort and time into commit to prepared Be accommodation. rental affordable and quality Where to look for rental accommodation for look Where to 44 SECTION three

Tenancies Tribunal. Tribunal. Tenancies

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Translating and Interpreting Service and Interpreting Translating T Security deposits/bond who has an owner of agent or The owner you a property the is called rent to the right money you for A landlord will ask landlord. This an apartment. you move into before and bond, or is called a security deposit dollars. A$1,000 than more to may amount rent. weeks’ four at The bond is usually set is an amount deposit’ A bond/’security guarantee is supposed to that money of the dwelling. for will care the tenant that Tenancies with the is lodged This money in full when you move Branch and returned the damaged you have not provided out, in full rent property and have paid your care does not the tenant If and on time. leaving, before clean it the property or for the keep to right the landlord has a legal landlord the security deposit. Otherwise, within a the security deposit return must can ask You leaves. the tenant month after landlord your from form a bond refund for ocba.sa.gov.au. download one at or If your landlord breaches their their landlord breaches your If the contact responsibilities, Residential Advice line T inspect the premises more than once every four weeks enter the premises at unreasonable hours collect to the rent enter the place whenever they wish (other than collect to rent) if your landlord breaches their Residential the contact responsibilities, Tenancies 8 8204 9544 Tribunal on +61 in an emergency for repairs and maintenance at a reasonable provided hour, 48 hours’ written notice is given during the last days 28 of the tenancy showto the premises new to tenants legislation.sa.gov.au ocba.sa.gov.au The landlord cannot: • • • • the premises: The landlord can enter • • • details on the obligations more For and landlord see: tenant of • •

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pay the rent on time thekeep premises clean repair damage caused by the tenant or guests abide with all the conditions included in the tenancy agreement notify the landlord of any maintenance or repairs that are required be to carried out have guests stay over without permission from the landlord use the premises for illegal purposes (such as using or growing illegal drugs) change the property (for example, paint the walls) without permission from the landlord interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of another person who lives near the premises (for example playing loud music). provide the premises in a clean and reasonable state maintain and repair the premises allow you peace, comfort and privacy pay council rates and land tax charges give receipts for rent (unless paid directly into a bank account) properkeep records provide and maintain locks on the premises give seven days/written notice to inspect the property Renting requirementsRenting from premises residential rents The tenant is given possession The tenant a landlord. and home, as the tenant’s the premises of peace and quiet privacy, the same rights of The is entitled. which a home owner to also abide by the requirements must tenant Act. Tenancies the Residential of must: The tenant • • • • • can: The tenant • not: must The tenant • • • The landlord must: • • • • • • • •

The South Australia Residential Tenancies Act 1995 is is 1995 Act Tenancies Residential Australia The South tenant and landlord of relationship the regulate to an Act for and agreements; tenancy residential under other purposes. Things to keep in mind when renting to keep in mind Things 45 SECTION three Will the area be noisy? Is it on a busy road? Is there good security? Will the landlord carry out any repairs before you move in? How are repairs made once you live there, and who pays for which repairs? Evictions your you’ve done something wrong, If leave). you to you (force landlord may evict give you a written she must he or do so, To and giving notice outlining the problem nothing changes fix it. If you seven days to leave to you may be forced time, in that Tenancies the Contact the premises. 9544. 8 8204 advice on +61 Branch for Utilities living in the Unless someone is already utility start must the new tenant dwelling, electricity, as telephone, such services, contacting each This requires and gas. the individual company and arranging for a specified from services be connected to these utilities The companies providing date. a small security deposit. If also require the property before someone has vacated contacting these utility companies you, services all connection of will ensure for accounts have been finalised previous tenant. by the previous and paid for pay cases you will need to in most While, most gas, own electricity and/or your for kilolitres use 136 contracts will allow you to However paying anything. without water of pay you to may require some agreements so the supply charge including all water for carefully. contract your check to be sure Repairs your you or Accidents do happen and if something, damage or guests break landlord and your tell you need to landlord is Your the repairs. pay for such maintenance, for responsible you so if a leaking roof, as repairing landlord know your let notice a problem fix it. and give them a chance to Cleaning property you must When leaving a rental Often clean. are the premises sure make clean the carpets steam is necessary to it a The landlord will conduct example. for While you you leave. final inspection before your you or any damage pay for will have to pay have to you will not guests have caused, on the premises, and tear natural wear for worn carpet. or such as peeling paint • • • • connected? connected?

furniture?

Are there laundry facilities? Is there a telephone line already Do the light fittings work? Is gas the or oven/stove, electrical? Do the toilet and shower all work? Is there damp or mould on the walls? Is there painting required? Is the place furnished? What kind of What kind of heating/cooling is there? Is there an insect/pest problem? shops, transport, close to Is it and campus? you have a periodic (unfixed) lease, the lease, you have a periodic (unfixed) Most landlords will inspect the property with inspect landlords will Most tenancy your of you on commencement This Sheet. by completing an Inspection and furniture of is a list Sheet Inspection the property which room of fittings in each on the condition agree to in order is marked is anything that the property note and of the commencement at damaged or broken on this should note You the tenancy. of you notice during the anything document keep and listed, already not is that inspection you. signed by both of has been a copy that the condition the tenant, Once you are responsibility. these things will be your of you being stops Sheet The Inspection anything that damaging blamed for unfairly you moved in. before broken was already helping to the landlord, also protects It The anything. damaged you have if prove again at will be looked Inspection sheet and the final tenancy your the end of at property the may determine condition of full security deposit. your of the return you might suggested, is not this inspection If ensuring as a means of yourself it suggest all parties involved. for treatment fair each of notes take idea to is a good It As well as the address, property you inspect. the details: of notes take and agent rent, • • Increasing the rent the Increasing the landlord lease you have a fixed-term If during this time the rent increase cannot otherwise. states unless the contract If days’ 60 least you at give landlord must will you when the rent notice telling written The landlord and by how much. increase six in the first the rent increase cannot be increased cannot months and the rent than once everymore six months. Inspecting a potential property • • • • • • • • •

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Rent money two weeks’ pay up to you will need to Often in cash you pay the rent If in advance. rent give you the landlord must by cheque, or into is paid directly the rent If a receipt. is required. no receipt account a bank Periodic (unfixed) lease how much time of unsure you are If Australia this South you will spend in you. For option for could be a good give you only have to lease this type of notice if written days’ landlord 21 your on the move out. However to you want give landlord only has to contrary your 60 days in some notice (or you 90 days’ leave). to you want they if circumstances Types of leasesTypes lease Fixed-term staying in you know how long you are If consider you may wish to Australia, South means a landlord This lease. a fixed-term the end leave before you to ask cannot period (unless you have the agreed of While the lease). the conditions of breached should that be aware this sounds great, leave and you wish to plans change your you may time, the agreed the end of before is until a new tenant pay the rent need to the cover to could even be asked You found. new. finding someone advertising costs of to receive a copy from your landlord within your a copy from receive to days. 21 Signing a lease lease a Signing the the landlord will require cases, In most Tenancy Rental sign a lease or to tenant agreement This is a written Agreement. and the (contract) between you (the tenant) of responsibilities the describes that landlord document legal This is a binding each party. periodspecific a to student the commits that signing, unit. Before in the residency of and the contract you understand sure make and conditions. happy with its terms are a friend who speaks good ask in doubt, If and Translating phone the help or English to apply). (fees 50 14 Service13 on Interpreting entitled you are Once you sign the lease, Make sure you receive an official you receive sure Make the bond. Bond when you pay receipt pay you If on weekly rent. is calculated the bond will a week A$250 less than but rent weeks’ than four no more cost the week a A$250 than you pay more if rent. six weeks’ up to bond will cost Things to keep in mind when renting (continued) when renting in mind to keep Things 46 SECTION three Web address Web telstra.com.au optus.com.au dodo.com.au aapt.com.au agl.com.au originenergy.com.au energyaustralia.com.au agl.com.au originenergy.com.au energyaustralia.com.au sapowernetworks.com.au Phone number 1800 331 286 331 1800 126 550 1800 73 24 13 88 88 13 66 17 13 63 24 13 66 34 13 66 17 13 63 24 13 66 34 13 61 12 13 Company Telephone companies Telephone Telstra Optus Dodo AAPT Gas companies AGL Origin Energy Australia Energy Electrical companies AGL Origin Energy Australia Energy Networks Power SA Utilities contact information contact Utilities

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY you do not obey the restrictions on the the restrictions obey you do not Things to keep in mind when renting (continued) when renting in mind to keep Things accommodation problems? accommodation If you have problems in your homestay in your you have problems If your change to you need or residence or the to can talk accommodation you can go on Accommodation Coordinators Student Street. 16–20 Coglin floor, the Ground What can I do if I have If a dispute happens the Residential a dispute If can help you solve Tribunal Tenancies landlord giving you and your disagreements, a hearing say at have a a chance to is made. binding order a legally before by can be organised An interpreter cannot You Register. Tribunal contacting the relative. by a friend or be represented Residential Tenancies Tenancies Residential advice line Contents insurance can and theft fire Although unlikely, your at valuables kept protect To occur. consider you should property, rental entering Before insurance. contents sure make an insurance policy, into and are you understand the contract and conditions. happy with its terms Restrictions such restrictions, The lease may contain in children permitting animals or as not his/ the landlord about Ask the dwelling. sure Make requirements. particular her understand these you know and that signing the lease. before restrictions If leave. to you the landlord can ask lease, When you move out, always remember to to always remember When you move out, and telephone gas electricity, advise your services. and cancel these providers Disconnecting utilities Disconnecting 47 SECTION three share trust. How do you perceive yourself? How do others perceive you? Do you enjoy being around a lot of people – or just a few friends? Are you more comfortable by yourself? What about overnight visitors? When conflicts arise, how do you go about resolving them? How do you behave when you’re happy or angry? What are the things that bother you most? Do you prefer have to a smoker or non-smoker as a roommate? Is smoker a alright as long as they smokeoutside the residence? (Many rental agreements will forbid smoking inside the premises) Clarify your stance on the use of alcohol substances. illicit and/or What are your musical likes and dislikes? Do you watch TV everyday or just once in a while? Do you study to like with or without music/TV? • • • • • • • everyone can be not in mind that Please keep instincts and do not your Follow trusted! do not with someone you a room Smoking and drugs • • • television and Music • • • and traits Personality communication clothing?

How much privacy do you need? What hours do you usually sleep? Study? Relax? Socialise? Shower? Wash How much space do you need for all your belongings? Who will clean what? How often? Decide exactly what ‘clean and tidy’ means you. to Will you hire a cleaning company keep to things under control? Do you and your roommates expect to share the costs of buying food and share in the preparation? Do you have specific food needs needs)? preparation (allergies, If your needs are for halal and your roommates are not, can you agree on respecting and upholding each other’s needs? • • • Cleaning • • • and habits Personal individual needs Food • • •

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Do you and your roommates expect to share the costs of buying toilet paper, washing powder for clothes and dishes, cleaning supplies etc, which is used by everyone? If you are answering an advertisement for a roommate; what does the rental price cover? Does it include utilities, or are they split equally when the accounts are due? Who will pay them and how will you all know they have been paid? It’s a good idea have to small notebook which is signed by everyone who hands over their share of the costs and signed by the person the money is given to. Bills and expenses and Bills • • • When the moment comes for you to make make you to comes for When the moment roommates, decision concerning your take panic, these tips: don’t remember your principles. important your know how reliable to is important It your in is lease the if because are roommates damage debts, for responsible you are name, caused by not even if problems and other paying gas for also responsible are You you. and electricity bills and cancelling bills when name. in your are they if you move out,

The task of choosing a roommate needs to be taken be taken needs to a roommate choosing of The task you whom The person or persons with very seriously. productiveness and quality can affect the live to decide Australia. in experience student international your of Choosing a roommate Choosing 48 SECTION three

Once a month you should check the battery by pressing the test button on the smoke alarm. If you cannot reach the button easily, use a broom handle pressto the test button. Keep them clean. Dust and debris can interfere with their operation, so vacuum over and around your smoke regularly. alarm Replace the batteries yearly. Pick a public holiday or your birthday and replace the batteries each year on that day. When the battery is low the smoke alarm will sound a short ‘BEEP’ every minute or so. This is alert to you the battery is low and needs replacing. Smoke alarms must never be painted. If cooking and smoke sets off the alarm, do not disable it. on Turn the range fan, open window a or wave a towel near the alarm. Do not remove the batteries from your smoke alarm or cover your smoke alarm preventto it from operating. Pest control Pest Sometimes pests such as ants, mice and rats spiders, fleas, cockroaches, were they If living. place of can invade your when you moved unit in the house or already them. However remove the landlord must in, when you was pest-free unit the house or if clean to responsibility your it’s moved in, the pests. Exceptions rid of up and get responsibility) ants (landlord’s include white wasps (local government). and European Smoke alarms detect devices that alarms are Smoke alarms Smoke and sound an alarm. smoke people allowing valuable and wake alert a house during a fire. of out get time to smell sense of your sleep, to When you go toxic is a fire, there sleep. If to also goes you you before fumes may overcome a smoke protection, your up. For wake home. in your be installed alarm must Only working smoke alarms save lives! • • • • • • • – Brigade Fire Metropolitan from (Sourced mfb.vic.gov.au.) Melbourne, Maintenance and fixtures fixtures and Maintenance and fittings globes light replace to will be expected You accommodation fittings in your and keep required are maintenance or repairs clean. If the landlord toilet, a blocked example; for Generally, the time. at should be consulted the of will be the responsibility repairs unless caused by misuse owner/landlord, visitors. their or by the tenant the item of Different types of floors will require different different require floors will types of Different A landlord can recommend care. kinds of have the floors to the way he/she prefers the managers cleaned. In apartments, tenant cleaners for maintain vacuum often can also buy vacuum cleaners You use. Upon leaving a stores. department at is usually expected the occupant dwelling, cleaned. professionally have the carpet to the tenant The landlord can inform cleaning procedures. proper about products Cleaning stock and supermarkets Grocery stores It cleaning. for products many different in labels carefully read to is important uses and understand proper to order (Warning: Keep the products. of dangers of reach of out all cleaning products mix products!) and do not children Sinks, showers, and tubs may be cleaned showers, Sinks, from cleaning products with bathroom drain does not a sink If the supermarket. to manager the landlord or ask properly, bowls should be cleaned Toilet it. at look A cleaning solution. with a special toilet do that toilets may also be used for plunger or any items put Do not flush properly. not in the toilet paper than toilet other paper is obvious it pipes. If the as this may block has caused the the unit misuse of that the landlord will charge repair, need for cleaning. or repair of the cost you for floorsCleaning Cleaning kitchens Cleaning collects on cooking and oil from Grease and walls, tops and refrigerator cabinet These occupants fry often. especially if foods to in order should be cleaned often areas hazards. and fire odours avoid unpleasant Cleaning the bathroom rubbish trucks. The landlord will inform will inform The landlord rubbish trucks. of dispose the way to about the tenant recycling to particularly with regards garbage is collected. rubbish and the days your ‘self-cleaning’ oven, for for oven, ‘self-cleaning’

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Disposal of rubbish of Disposal Because insects such as ants and flies can tenants for is important it be a problem, two rubbish every one to empty their to outside the wheelie bins provided days into will then put You accommodation. your on the footpath the wheelie bin/s out by council be collected to once a week Refrigerators should be defrosted should be defrosted Refrigerators around in or frost when ice or periodically, defrost To becomes evident. unit the freezing empty off, turn it one should a refrigerator, the melting frost from and allow the water it, the tray beneath the or a pan drip into to can but overnight, This may take freezer. one puts a pan of rapidly if be done more the ice hasWhen in the freezer. water hot water one should empty the tray of melted, use idea to a good is not It the sink. into the ice as they chip off sharp instruments to A eyes. and your the freezer may damage can be soda and water baking solution of the refrigerator. clean the inside of used to defrost automatically Some refrigerators The cooling grills on the back themselves. should be vacuumed a refrigerator of to build-up, dust remove periodically to efficiently. more refrigerate to unit the enable efficiently work does not that A refrigerator electric utility bill. on your you more will cost Refrigerators Kitchen stoves and oven electric or may be either stoves Kitchen the burners and keep to is important It gas. they clean so that an electric range oven of Tenants and efficiently. safely may operate burners after should clean electric stove hardening from food prevent each use to oven should also beThe electric on them. cleaned periodically with an oven-cleaning is a unless it product which you should follow directions carefully. carefully. directions which you should follow

Some international students who come to students who come to Some international do their had the need to Australia have never and housecleaning. cooking, own shopping, you will you, new to these activities are If Australia unless in that understand need to a home someone from hire you choose to these servicessome of do company to the responsibility you; these are things for personal a sign of each individual and are of an adult.independence and becoming especially landlords and Australians, Most is very important believe it agencies, rental clean. be kept to living environment one’s for when is evident cleanliness concern for Our many where the supermarket, you visit sold. are cleaning products varieties of Housekeeping and cleaning and Housekeeping 49 SECTION three

Phone number 000 112 5000 8 8207 +61 4000 8 8222 +61 7000 8 8161 +61 5511 8 8204 +61 26 11 13 11 16 13 1800 55 1800 14 11 13 or 8787 8 8226 +61 (freecall) 421 817 1800 65 14 13 50 14 13 11 11 13 424 366 1300 Lifeline service by is staffed 14 11 13 Lifeline’s counsellors telephone trained volunteer a calls 24-hour take to ready who are anywhere from the week any day of day, operate volunteers These Australia. in in everyState Centres Lifeline from Australia. around Territory and The service a offers Anyone can call Lifeline. everyone’s counselling service respects that for. and cared understood be heard, to right made up almost entirely of volunteers volunteers of entirely made up almost Territories and States in all and operates assistance emergency Australia. For in 00. 25 dial 13 STORM or in a FLOOD Emergency Emergency 000Emergency (000) service quickest is the Zero Triple The service to emergency the right get way to contact should be used to help you. It Ambulance services in life or Fire Police, situations only. emergency or threatening be used for lines should not 000 Emergency medical assistance. general Fire, police or ambulance (from mobile phone) ambulance (from police or Fire, (main switchboard) Australian Police South Adelaide Hospital Royal Hospital and Children’s Women’s Medical Centre Flinders Centre Information Poisons help) emergency hours and weekend (after Crisis Care HelpLine (freecall) Kids’ counselling service) (24-hour Lifeline Service Assault Sexual Rape and crisis service) Mental Health (24-hour Service and Interpreting Translating Service Road RAA Emergency ServicesAdvisoryService Commission Legal Fire, police or ambulance police or Fire, State Emergency Service Emergency State Service (SES) Emergency State The service and rescue is an emergency assistance in providing to dedicated crashes road rescues, natural disasters, is It conditions. weather and extreme Ambulance immediate Ambulances provide and emergency medical attention hospital. Dial 000. transportation to translation Emergency translation service in an emergency For 010 655 situation dial 1300 Emergency contact numbers contact Emergency

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Fire extinguishes fires, brigade The fire in cars and fires people from rescues and helps in situations where buildings, As chemicals become a danger. or gas startssoon as a fire call 000 no matter may be. the fire large how small or Police people and protect Australia police In and crime, and prevent detect properties, not are They everyone. preserve peace for politics. the military or to connected 5000 08 8172 T 5004 08 8172 F call 13 14 44. 14 call 13 In a safe. The police can help you feel situation you can contact non-emergency on: the local police station directly Hour Station – 24 Adelaide Police Street Wakefield 60 5000 SA Adelaide, Dial 000 in an emergency number. freecall This is a 24-hour a mobile phone. from Dial 112 police attendance, non-emergency For Calling emergency services emergency Calling (police, fire or ambulance). Dialling 112 will override key locks on will override key Dialling 112 save time. mobile phones and therefore this Services answer operators Emergency save time will say, quickly and to number unsure you are If Ambulance’. or Fire, ‘Police, service need tell you emergency what of You is. the emergency what the operator the appropriate to will then be connected think is wise to service assist. It to important most ahead with the following which will help respond: information names and the street (note you are; Where has happened what intersection), closest The is. condition their whom; what and to on the stay you to may then ask operator services arrive. phone until the emergency situations the operator threatening In life may also give you some instructions to arrives. unit until the emergency assist English, your concerned about you are If with the operators calm and work remain very with all cultures. who are experienced

In Australia dial 000 from any phone for fire, police police fire, for phone 000 dial any from Australia In from be dialled also may services. 112 or ambulance mobile phones. Telephone services Telephone 50 SECTION three Websites you pay up-front you have no monthly access fees there is no fixed-term contract there is no mobile phone bill telstra.com telstra.com optus.com.au vodafone.com.au virginmobile.com.au dodo.com.au boost.com.au Sourced from on-line search. that are not available in Australia but but Australia in available not are that here. work Japanese networks do some isSIM your that check need to You you have global compatible and that international that Be aware roaming. is usually easier so it is expensive, roaming Australian network. an to change to Australian telecommunications services of a wide range offer providers a mobile phone within the which provide There service/plan. using that of cost the services to many differences are should understand You provided. accepting before deal you are what with a provider. signing a contract budget your easily monitor most To phone a pre-paid you should consider reasons: the following plan for • • • •

States International access number access number International Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Territory Australian Capital (NSW)Wales South New (VIC) Victoria (TAS) Tasmania Queensland (QLD) Australia (SA) South Australia (WA) Western (NT) Territory Northern dial – the area code + phone number phone Code Area Area (02) (03) (07) (08) +61 2 9999 3662 3662 9999 2 +61 To contact Australia, first dial the first Australia, contact To that access code from international country (this will vary in each country), then followed country (61) code prefix Australia’s (for zero the first code without by the area of would be 8 instead Adelaide instance number. and then dial the required (08), Example: phones Mobile/cell to mobile phone bringing your Before Australian with the Australia check Authority Communications and Media can operate it sure make to acma.gov.au Japan and such as Some countries, here. use mobile phone networks the USA, Calling Australia from overseas Visit whitepages.com.au and whitepages.com.au Visit of directories for yellowpages.com.au and government commercial residential, Australia; and phone numbers in country of codes and area a list for calls. international codes for If you are calling within Adelaide youAdelaide calling within you are If code (08). dial the area need to do not To make local or long distance local or make To Australia: phone calls within • Australia- 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY support services that are available services are support that dial – international access code offices and convenience stores. offices and convenience stores. day. (0011) (or #) (or + the country code(0011) + the area code (if required)+ phone number (when adding a country code a to number, any leading 0 (zero) on the area code following it is NOT dialled) international calls are timed calls with a connection fee depending on the country you call Telephone services (continued) services Telephone To make international phone calls: international make To • Making phone calls within Australia Australia has an extensive network of of network Australia has an extensive the country. Public Phones throughout by the orange easily recognised are They local of The cost emblem. Telstra and blue phones calls is 50 cents (AUD) with most telephone accepting coins and prepaid vary distance call charges cards. Long day and distance. depending on time of make day to an excellent Sundays are all calls due to international or interstate rates. day discount competitive offer cards telephone Pre-paid hours all countries 24 to calling rates per A$5, Cards cost Telephone Pre-paid A$50 and may be A$20 and A$10, newsagencies, most at purchased post Public telephones Public wide Poisons Information Centres have a Centres Information wide Poisons 26 11 number: 13 common telephone Poisons Information Line Information Poisons the line provides The poisons information with prompt, public and health professionals information, and appropriate up-to-date in the management assist and advice to poisonings. poisonings and suspected of a poisoning situation is The seriousness of is obtained detailed history a assessed after the public Members of the caller. from aid instructions, may be then given first and on possible symptoms, information by a assessment advised on the need for The hospital. to referral or doctor They also provide information about about information also provide They other Australia. Lifeline in communities around talk to ready counsellors are telephone how how big or no matter and listen They seem. might small the problem emotional support offer trained to are when callers may crisis or in times of advice. in need of low or be feeling 51 • SECTION three

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the Passenger Information Centre at at Centre Information the Passenger the O-Bahn, Glenelg Tram and the Tram Glenelg the O-Bahn, Monday Thursday to 8.00am 6.00pm to Fridays 8.00pm 8.45pm to 5.15pm to Saturdays 8.15am Sundays 10.00am 5.15pm to Adelaide Metro. can information Timetables and route Trains TransAdelaide also be accessed at 2362. 8 8218 by phoning +61 Trains the Railway from Adelaide leave in Trains Terrace. Station on North maps, timetables, information, For or enquiries contact and general tickets visit Adelaide Connector – free – Connector Adelaide Connector the free of advantage Take which services the city and NorthBus, people and operates seats 12 It Adelaide. and 5.30pm. between 9.00am Adelaide This service by the is provided Adelaide. Street Pirie 25 City Council at For all enquires please call +61 8 8203 7203. 8203 8 +61 call please enquires all For The service services also connects with for Station and runs seven Adelaide Railway week. days per minutes: runs every 15 It • • • •

Buses 99C City Loop – Free city loop bus running in The 99C is a free clockwise and anti-clockwise directions to getting and is useful for the city, around attractions and institutions. tourist major at: stops It Tce -St Tce - North- Grenfell East Tce. West Multi-trip tickets Multi-trip by giving you 10 These save you money seven. Multi-trips the price of trips for can be but available on vehicles, not are Transport the Passenger from purchased offices, post selected Centre, Information convenience newsagents, service stations, Station. Adelaide Railway and the stores StSt St-Pulteney Wakefield - Grote - St -Morphett Sq Light - St Hindley - Single trip and day trip tickets the driver from These can be purchased They on all buses and the Glenelg trams. using vending can also be purchased is A single trip ticket machines on trains. used as two hours and can be valid for within those two many times as you like one day. lasts for A day trip ticket hours. Keep your ticket until your journey journey until your ticket your Keep validate to has ended and remember (you on everyjourney ticket your you don’t). could be fined if

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Adelaide Metro Adelaide William King and Street Currie Corner Adelaide Street, Monday to Friday 8.00am to 6.00pm Saturday 9.00am to 5.00pm to 4.00pmSunday 11.00am 1000 8 8210 +61 T W Passenger Information Centre Information Passenger Buying tickets on travel to buy a ticket need to You the free for (except public transport most at can buy tickets city buses).You Adelaide Metro: at or news agencies and Street William King of Corner about information For Street. Currie see the metro and charges fees adelaidemetro.com.au. at website ticket your then validate buy a ticket, First the validating into ticket by inserting your machine inside the bus/train/tram. Adelaide Metro Adelaide is locatedAdelaide Metro The at the corner of Currie Street and King William Street, Adelaide.Its operating hours are from Monday Friday to 8.00am to 6.00pm, Saturday 5.00pm to 9.00am and 4.00pm. to Sunday For general 11.00am enquiries and timetable information 1000. please 8 8210 phone +61 can also information Timetables and route Transport the Passenger be accessed from adelaidemetro.com.au. at website Card Student the Eynesbury Holders of on public a concession fare entitled to are you will have However, Adelaide. in transport student your until you receive pay full fare to Orientation. which will be issued at card, card with student your When travelling keep see it. needs to you in case an inspector Public transportPublic in transport types of three are There O-bahn and train. tram, Adelaide: bus, and tickets maps, all timetable, For you can contact information route online. Adelaide Metro visit or

Adelaide is easy to get around. If you don’t walk around around walk don’t you If around. get to easy is Adelaide can you then so), do to feasible quite is it city (and the a bike. ride taxis or even transportation, public take Getting around Getting 53 SECTION three

By law, you must wear a helmet at all cycling. when times All bikes must be fitted with a working bell and brakes. Front and rear lights are required for riding at night or in hazardous weather conditions – you must be visible from 200 metres and you should wear bright and coloured clothes at night. willYou need a good lock bike for parking the bike. While there are many good tracks bike around Adelaide, Eynesbury campuses are in the city and therefore you must feel confidentto cycle in heavy traffic. It’s crucial stay to alert and cautious at all times. Join the Royal Automotive Association (RAA) who can help organise to a mechanical vehicle inspection for 4600).a fee 8 8202 (T +61 Check that the numbers on the vehicle match the registration certificate. Remember take to into account the costs of registration and insurance which can be expensive.

Bicycles Bicycles cycle place to Adelaide is a perfect paths and cycling lanes, bike with good considerations: a few are there but 1. To make sure you buy a reliable you buy a reliable sure make To price: a reasonable vehicle at 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. 3. joining the RAA also for is worth It your assistance in the case that road down. Phone the RAA on breaks car details on more for 4600 8 8202 +61 become a member. how to

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Buying a car around get to buy a car you choose to If Consumer the Office of Adelaide contact 9777) 8 8204 +61 Affairs (T and Business on booklet their for ocba.sa.gov.au visit or a vehicle. rights when purchasing consumer especially on Advertiser The Read on Post Trading The Saturdays and sale. cars for listings of Thursdays for T T • Australia on temporary South Students in foreign drive on their to permitted visas are your If is current. licence only while it to required you are licence expires foreign licence. Australian driver’s South obtain a you are residency, you have permanent If drive on an international to permitted months. only three licence for driver’s considered no longer you are that, After South a gain need to and will ‘visitor’ a will need You Licence. Australian Driver’s obtain a licence, to pass a theory test to may also be required. and a practical test is available from: information Further Registration and Licensing, SA Transport Centre EDS Floor, Ground Adelaide Terrace, North 108 W and+motoring Laws see the later on Road information For Australia. in Safety Laws and Section under

Phone number 13 22 11 22 13 08 10 13 1123 8 8227 +61 27 22 13 3111 8 8223 +61 940 360 1300 08 10 13 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Taxi company Taxi you also holda current International Driving Permit, or your foreign licence is written in English or is accompanied by an Independent Taxis Independent Elite Taxis Elite Infocab Cabs Yellow Cabs Yellow United Adelaide taxis Access Taxis Suburban Driving in Adelaide in Driving licence, driver’s foreign you hold a current If Adelaide if: drive in to you can use it • • Taxis and operate ‘cabs’ also known as are Taxis They day. hours per Adelaide 24 all over automatically are and fares all metered are on a and displayed by computer calculated are The fares the driver. near small screen necessary. Tipping is not negotiable. not local taxi of Adelaide has a number make companies which you can ring to a booking: Trams around various tram stops are There Station Railways Adelaide city linking the to ‘Terrace The Square. Victoria with you through tram service takes Terrace’ Terrace South from the city of the centre Street William and King Square Victoria via you with rail connecting Terrace, North to Station Adelaide Railway services the at The Campus. West City and the UniSA Service between the Railway is free Tram Terrace. South and Station/UniSA on to the tram continues west UniSA After (Hindmarsh). Centre the Entertainment direction The end destination in the other beach destination a popular is Glenelg, operating just not are trams that (for in the city). Terrace’ to ‘Terrace tickets maps, timetables, information, For the visit or enquiries contact and general Timetables Centre. Information Passenger can be accessed information and route Centre Information the Passenger from TransAdelaide from or Adelaide Metro at 5920. 8 8294 by phoning +61 Trams Getting around (continued) around Getting 54 SECTION three Address Adelaide Railway Station Railway Adelaide James Place (Off Rundle Mall) Victoria Square Square Hindmarsh Adelaide Festival Centre (Near kiosk facing Elder Park) Central Market Street Hindley Rundle Street East Park Rymill City of Adelaide Customer Centre Pirie25 Street, Adelaide Monday Friday to 8.30am 5.30pm to 7203 8 8203 T +61 City of Adelaide map available from the adelaidecitycouncil.com website The Map Shop Peel Street,16a Adelaide 2033 8 8231 T +61 21–59 Grote Street Grote 21–59 Street Pirie 191–207 Street Frome 135–158 Place Gawler 9–17 90–100 Grenfell Street Grenfell 90–100 Terrace North 270 Street Rundle 163–185 • • • • • • • • • Maps • • Toilets

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adelaidecitycouncil.com Adelaide Police Station 60 Wakefield Street, Adelaide 8 8463 7400 T +61 Hindley Street Police Station Hindley26 Street, Adelaide 8 8303 0525 T +61

Central Market Car Park Park Car Central Market Flinders Car Park Park Car Flinders Park Car Street Frome Park Place Car Gawler Car Street Grenfell Palais Car Park Park Car Palais Park Rundle Car T +61 8 8203 7203 8 8203 +61 T 25 Pirie Street, Adelaide Street, Pirie 25 5.30pm 8.30am to Friday Monday to City of Adelaide Customer Centre Adelaide Customer City of Adelaide City Council City Adelaide Police • • Security in the need assistance, or lost students get If Parking and Adelaide instance a City of first for. should be looked Officer Information W

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Phone number +61 8 8338 1911 +61 8777 8 8211 +61 4788 8 8447 +61 1022 8 8271 +61 7488 8 8356 +61 1188 8 8298 +61 2648 8 8264 +61 Address 447 Portrush Road Portrush 447 Glenside Road Belair 119 Park Torrens Road 200 Commercial Adelaide Port Road Unley 204 Unley Boulevard Lakes West 111 Lakes West Road Diagonal 297 Oaklands Park Road North East 976 Modbury About the retailer Shopping centre Burnside Village Burnside Mitcham Shopping Centre Mitcham Shopping Centre Canal Old Port Shopping Centre Unley Mall Lakes West Marion Shoppingtown Westfield Plaza Tree Tea Shoppingtown Westfield Adelaide shopping centres Friday 7.00am to 9.00pm, Saturday 7.00am to 3.00pm. Closed on public holidays. to Saturday 7.00am 9.00pm, to 7.00am Friday When this stunning arcade was built in 1885 it housed 50 shops, now it has over 100 between two levels, yet it it yet between two levels, 100 has over now it housed 50 shops, it in 1885 was built When this stunning arcade of in the heart right be found can Arcade Adelaide architecture. Victorian classic still maintains its impressive 5522). 8 8223 Adelaide (+61 stores, These outlet the city. from minutes 15 located shopping centre outlet discount premier Adelaide’s This is tourist Glenelg tram or Bus, off. 60 percent up to brands at sell top and clearance centres cut-price stores 1144). 8 8355 (+61 Airport Adelaide Hill Road, Tapleys 727 at Located city. shuttle from shops and 500 retail boasts over It main shopping area. Adelaide’s the CBD is of in the heart This Mall situated dining venues along with outdoor here brands can be found All major arcades. 13 in and around boutiques set 4000). 8 8216 Adelaide ( +61 within the mall. Rundle Mall, and eateries pursuits. dealing with outdoor bookshops and stores restaurants, fashion, of has become a street Street Rundle Situated in Adelaide’s historic East End, its a lively place to stroll and take in the cosmopolitan atmosphere. in the cosmopolitan atmosphere. and take stroll place to its a lively End, East historic Adelaide’s in Situated design shops and cafes. boutiques, full of street is an elegant In Hyde Park and clearance shops. seconds designer For and boutiques. restaurants cafes, For on the beach. mix shopping with a stroll to excuse A good and hardware and nearby Bunnings covers your and homewares sporting goods bedding, furniture, Offers needs. gardening all services with almost and friendly staff. produce Quality fresh 9.00pm. is open seven days 8.00am to It Adelaide. Street, 33 Gilbert at Located Opening hours are Adelaide. Street, Grote 21-39 at Located produce. and fresh groceries of range A huge 5.00pm. to 11.00am Sunday, 5.00pm. to midnight Saturday, 9.00pm. to midnight Friday, Monday to Australian produce. South fine showcase of Great 11.00pm. to 7.00am is open seven days It Adelaide. North Street, Melbourne 157 at Located lab and liquor. photo plus a one-hour produce fresh of range with a complete supermarket A well-stocked Adelaide. Rundle Mall, can find You cuisine scene. Adelaide’s of the heart remains Adelaide Central Market the 1869, to Dating back Speciality halls and more. Asian food brilliant cafes, stalls, and produce, Australian food South the freshest between is located The Central Market including a halal butcher. produce Asian and European shops sell to Thursday 9.00am 5.30pm, to 7.00am Tuesday hours are Opening in the city. Street and Grote Street Gouger 5.30pm, Hours 9.00am to 7.00pm to 9.00am 9.00pm to 9.00am 5.00pm to 9.00am 5.00pm to 11.00am Retailers

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Monday to Monday to Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Boutique shopping Arcade Adelaide Harbourtown Rundle Mall Street Rundle King William Road King Eastwood Glen Osmond Road at Norwood at The Parade Glenelg Jetty Road at Centre Mile End Homemaker City supermarkets Adelaide City Central IGA Supermarket Coles Store The Supermarket Woolworths Adelaide Central Market Extended shopping hours Most suburban shops stay open until suburban shops Most Thursdays and city shops are on 9.00pm Convenience Fridays. open until 9.00pm station can also be and petrol stores the city and suburbs throughout found open seven days a week and many are although you might hours, extended for the convenience. for pay extra City Centre Shop trading hours Business hours hours Business Shopping 56 Where to shop SECTION three Purchasing anitem purchasing common methods of The most EFTPOS. EFTPOS by cash or are items Sale) of Point at Transfer Funds (Electronic your card attached to use the allows you to purchases make to account Australian bank the same time (at and withdraw cash at than more from discretion) the retailer’s Just Australia. across merchants 103,000 the EFTPOS through keycard swipe your type and account your select card reader, is available EFTPOS PIN number. your enter stations and petrol supermarkets, most at the EFTPOS for look Just outlets. retail the EFTPOS make can choose to You sign. account, savings your transaction from receive You card. credit or cheque account and each purchase after receipt a printed statement. the transaction appears on your Pages Yellow The Yellow Pages is a telephone directory or section of a directory (usually printed on yellow paper) where business products and services are listed alphabetically. They are a GREAT time-saver and very useful when you are looking for specific products or services. ‘Let your fingers do the walking!’ These books may be provided in rental properties, and are available at Post Offices around Australia. Visit the website at yellowpages.com.au. If you are paying by CASH and, if you are you are if and, paying by CASH you are If may have you than one item, buying more Begin the bargaining power. bargaining more price the best “What’s by asking: process you can give me?” up several pick you might sale, a garage at Or A$50 and is total whose combined items these.” all of A$30 for you say:“I’ll offer

When shopping in Australia, you generally you generally Australia, When shopping in (also called haggling) barter or bargain don’t The displayed price an item. the price of for Australian GST is fixed and if items for is applicable it Tax) Services(Goods and the displayed be included in will already this to exceptions are there However, price. places and circumstances are There rule. is perfectly acceptable to in which it These price possible. the best for barter community sales, garage may include: at at or hand dealerships, second markets, or shops, furniture stores, electrical goods’ you are vehicle if a motor when purchasing have seen the or in cash, pay to offering price. a better for store a competitor at item How to shop Bargaining/haggling You will find many bargains, both second both bargains, will find many You in the newspapers. hand and new listed Advertiser The is try first to paper The best you which Saturdays, Wednesdays and on newsstand. or any newsagent can buy at online at Post Trading the can search You is an extensive tradingpost.com.au which online resource. reasonably find place to excellent Another and house hold goods priced furniture Adelaide airport. to is IKEA next cheap clearance, of also a number are There opportunity and second-hand shops situated Adelaide suburbs. in along the main roads try Magill Road, are to roads The best Prospect Norwood Parade, Goodwood Road, South Road and Anzac Highway, Road, in these will be listed Road. Many of Unley under directory telephone Pages Yellow the ‘Second-hand or ‘Furniture-Retail’ the titles As prices may vary considerably dealers.’ ring either is wise to it store, to store from several visit prices or and check around purchase. to deciding where before stores can also try second-hand and charity You Vincent St Army, Salvation The as such shops Goodwill Industries, Societies, de Paul can find the You Central Mission etc. Pages. White these shops in the locations of In all newspapers you will find furniture towards section in the classified listed to Use the index the paper. of the back seeking. you are goods the type of locate initially to is expensive Although it and home with furniture up your set that remember household appliances, you will be possible for when you leave it students. other to items sell most to

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY To look for furniture and household furniture for look To The in appliances you could check Post, Trading Sunday Mail, Advertiser, and on university Pages Yellow Messenger, buy new to you want notice boards. If a reasonable household appliances at are stores the cheaper some of cost, Cunnungham’s Target, K-Mart, W, Big Cheap as Chips and Go-Lo. Warehouse, Where to buy furniture buy to Where and equipment The Muslim Women’s Association can Women’s The Muslim of list you with a comprehensive provide will They Adelaide. outlets across Halal food Adelaide’s you know the location of also let Islamic Islamic clothing outlets, mosques, Muslim doctors. schools and female Halal food outlets You can find cheap second-hand shops and You Salvation Adelaide (the charity shops across Look Society. de Paul Vincent St Army and business telephone Pages Yellow in the locations. for (yellowpages.com.au) directory in the sales’ ‘Garage Also you can find second- people sell their suburbs where usually on in the streets hand goods sales are Saturday mornings. Garage Advertiser The sometimes advertised in The (Adelaide daily newspaper) and (local newspaper). Messenger Second-hand goodsSecond-hand Megaplex cinemas. There are Westfield are There cinemas. Megaplex in Marion in the south shopping centres Plaza in the north Tree Tea Adelaide, of in the lakes West suburbs and eastern details visit: suburbs. For western shopping centres These westfield.com.au. Thursday night. every open until 9.00pm are These are huge undercover shopping undercover huge These are Union with Greater some centres, Westfield ShoppingWestfield Centres Department stores in the city stores The main department Scarfe Jones and Harris David Myer, are Target, in Rundle Mall).(all located also sell clothing, and K-Mart W Big cheaper at shoes and homeware stores. prices than the department such as stores discount Major the Warehouse, Discount Cunningham’s Cheap as Chips and Go-Lo Shop, Reject household items carry of a wide range veryand stationery cheap prices. at Shopping (continued) Shopping 57 SECTION three

in a private hospital, hospital, in a private information about you, your cover, and cover, your you, about information General Practitioners (GPs) Practitioners General a to go have to do not Australia you In a can see You see a doctor. hospital to doctor (also known as a GP – General practice or private Practitioner) in their the entire or with part medical centre, or by Medicare being covered fee doctor’s to an appointment make must You OSHC. some that note to is important It see a GP. from full payment will request surgeries GP consultation and you will the time of you at claim the to the receipt present need to provider. health cover your from back rebate Attending an Australian hospital Australian an Attending hospitals have emergency private Few most in an emergency, so, departments, on the public hospital Australians rely an Emergency you attend If system. in a hospital you will beDepartment nurse by a triage immediately to attended for The triage health condition. current your your of the urgency nurse will determine others in need condition in comparison to is likely and it room in the emergency the emergency at you will remain that you Whether several hours. for room or by a Doctor, seen immediately are keep to is customary it wait, have to several for room you in the emergency condition before your monitor hours to admitting or home, go you to releasing cases. severe hospital in more you to waiting times for extensive are There public hospitals, at elective surgeries the One of orthopaedic surgery. eg for health insurance is private attractions of public hospital waiting bypass the ability to system. the private through lists and go very hospitals are expensive Private and hospitalisation. treatment for the some of OSHC will cover Your you hospitals but some private of cost pay the difference. will have to health insurance (OSHC) covers the Your accommodation in a shared of cost total also pays hospital. It a public ward of but the doctor for ‘schedule fee’ the for the if pay the difference you will have to ‘schedule fee’. than the is higher fee doctor’s salaried doctors. Most dental services Most salaried doctors. practitioners. by private provided are private out who take Australians For services of health insurance a range such as access to can be covered, own Doctor your services and extra such as dental, optical and physiotherapy. ‑bed medical services and perform a large medical services and perform a large hospital servicesproportion of alongside Private systemPrivate a quarter about hospitals provide Private Australia. Private in all hospital beds of non most medical practitioners provide Public system services healthcare of provider The major System Australia is the Public Health in System The Public Health (Medicare). free-of-charge a comprehensive provides Australian all servicehealthcare for covering both hospital-based citizens and community-based services. medical State. owned by the Public hospitals are with such a system the problems One of waiting times in public hospitals is that of a shortage due to can be extensive and facilities. professionals healthcare Types of healthTypes care in Australia is mixed. system Australian healthcare The divided are healthcare Responsibilities for governments, State and between the Federal sectors and both the public and the private underpin programs Government play a role. Medicare, healthcare. aspects of the key tax revenue, general of which is funded out services. hospital and medical pays for Australian citizens, covers all Medicare in a public treatment of cost pays the entire doctors. visits to for and reimburses hospital,

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The Medicare system entitles all permanent resident Australians free to treatment as a public (Medicare) patient in a public hospital, and free or subsidised treatment by a doctor (including treatment by specialists), participating optometrists or dentists for specified services. Private health care is widely available and offered by some employers as part salary of packages. Both Adelaide and regional SA are well-supportedwith modern facilities for emergency and general care. There are nine public hospitals in metropolitan Adelaide—seven of them major teaching hospitals — and 63 hospitals in country regions. There are private 25 hospitals in the metropolitan area of Adelaide and nine in country regions. the State GovernmentIn 2007, committed A$3.4 billion the to State’s public health system—including a new state-of-the-art billion hospital. A$1.7 Adelaide has some of Australia’s — and in some cases the world’s — leading research and treatment centres for illnesses such as skin cancer, craniofacial surgery and heart disease. First-class care, wherever you live access to: Australia offers South • • • • • • •

Whatever they earn, wherever they are, South Australians Australians South are, they wherever earn, they Whatever health-care fairest and finest world’s the of one enjoy professionals health first-class access to with systems, facilities. and medical Health care in Adelaide care Health 58 SECTION three Interpreter servicesInterpreter have a variety Australia to lucky in We are many from professionals healthcare of so you may cultural backgrounds, different who speaks your see a doctor be able to having you are if However, language. first doctor, difficulties communicating with your Service and Interpreter Translation the information more (TIS) can be used. For 50. 14 phone 13 or immi.gov.au visit Over-the-Counter Medication Over-the-Counter a variety also provide Pharmacies/chemists medications useful for over-the-counter of and the allergies headaches, colds, treating Ask a prescription. require which do not like advice regarding duty for on the pharmacist symptoms. your medication for the best of you advise the pharmacist that Ensure you may be taking. medications any other not medications are Over-the-counter by OSHC. covered Optical and Dental by your covered Dental services not are A cover. extra out OSHC unless you take around will usually cost a dentist to visit first vary fees considerably. dentists’ A$50 but of estimate an for ask idea to is a good It you visit. before treatment of the cost of OSHC covers the cost optometry, For does not it but every two years, test one eye lenses. contact glasses or of the cost cover and dental services located are Optometrist Adelaide and suburbs. Please throughout the for and look Pages’ ‘Yellow the consult you If information. more for guide’ ‘Locality you optometrist or see a dentist need to the (see an appointment make will need to this of and pay the full fee Pages) Yellow the appointment. service the time of at Prescription medication Prescription is doctor by your Medication prescribed the If pay the pharmacy. must You free. not you can than a certain is more amount cost OSHC your from back claim the difference OSHC representative your (Ask provider. Many change) amounts as they current for you the option of pharmacists will offer If medicine. brand of ‘generic’ having a has medicine the Doctor the prescription is also made available by a prescribed brands generic company which produces will be offered this option prices, cheaper at of the content if offered This is only you. to the same as that the medicine is exactly however, will, It Doctor. by your prescribed medicine. your less for pay you to assist Pharmacies have medications do not surgeries GP the take must You you. dispense to to by the doctor you given to prescription obtain the to chemist a pharmacy or to the provide will need to You medication. your OSHC card, pharmacy with your able to are You full name and address. any pharmacy/ to the street in off walk Australia and will in chemist/drug store your while for a short wait only have to be prepared. medicine to prescription around many pharmacies are There Adelaide and the suburbs including a few several in the Central Market, both the Coglin from walk minutes campuses. Street and Franklin Street is not uncommon to wait more than three hours, and hours, than three more wait uncommon to is not 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Public hospital waiting times hospital waiting Public a public hospital to to go to and want with a doctor an appointment get you cannot If general practice clinic you may find a public hospital which has a see a doctor, be prepared see a doctor, to room an emergency and you attend not, attached. If a very It long time. wait to see a doctor. to see a doctor. to six hours as long as five some hospitals you could wait at of an initial assessment make a nurse to or a doctor is common practice for It hospital. in the to prioritise the emergencies arrive condition when you first your is It to. patients have been attended urgent will be seen as soon as the most You has a doctor some time after for room in the emergency remain also common to department Emergency you can leave. instructed you are you before to attended your observe that to you and ensure you a little longer rules may include keeping send you home with the to is safe and it change condition does not treatment. recommended alike. Australian citizens students and all patients – international is the same for It Seeing a doctor the appointment, your When you attend your you questions about will ask doctor physical health and may give you a brief such as checking your examination, The doctor ears etc. throat, your breathing, will then give you some advice regarding and may give illness, your of management some medication. for you a prescription time off take need to or you have had, If a medical get studies you will need to to to provide the doctor from certificate or serious illness is more your If Eynesbury. a diagnosis she or of is unsure the doctor eg blood tests further you for he may refer doctor. see a specialist to or x-rays, or tests you are if that note to is important It service dissatisfied with the diagnosis or you have the right you see, the Doctor of doctor. another obtain an opinion from to Medical servicesMedical What do I do if I’m sick? medical of the list from Choose a doctor the use guide or in this student facilities surgery and phone the GP’s Pages Yellow an appointment. make to medical centre or in the morning feeling you have woken If that see a doctor to unwell and would like phone the doctor’s to you will need day, early in the morning (8.00am to surgery Please note: an appointment. 8.30am) for get be possible to may not it that however, on the same day – you an appointment two days before one or wait may have to (in some regional you can see a doctor two or may be a week Australia it of areas an appointment). you can get before Health care in Adelaide (continued) Adelaide in care Health 59 SECTION three details)

pre-existing complaints or conditions will not becovered by this insurance. This scheme does cover pharmaceutical products a limited to degree and some other medical treatments (please contact your OSHC provider for further How do I get OSHC? an OSHC for will have been asked You you package in the Eynesbury offer payment Eynesbury and when you arrive, received card Worldcare OSHC your will organise the of note Take enrolment. with your extend you sure and make expiry date ends. the OSHC when the cover Australia on a visa other you come to If a visa and undertake than a student months three study of course of short an ELICOS example less (for duration or OSHC. be eligible for course) you will not private travel or purchase is wise to It medical insurance in this case. • Benefits payable Benefits Benefits paid as listed in the Medicare Benefits Schedule 100% of the Medicare Benefits Schedule Fee Private Hospitals attract a gap payment 100% of the charge Dial ‘000’ for assistance Up to a maximum of A$50 per prescribed item Maximum per calendar year: A$300 Single A$600 Family • • • • • • • dedicated on-campus dedicated representatives direct billing at over medical 85 providers across Australia, that means no paperwork for you when claiming claims processing on-campus with vouchers redeemable for cash at Australia Post outlets visit oshcallianzassistance.com.au for information more OSHC will also cover the cost of emergency ambulance transport and most prescription drugs • • • • • Service

Doctors Pathology X-rays - hospital in-patient shared ward accommodation in a public hospital. where medically necessary for admission to hospital or for emergency prescription medicines current co-payment is A$33.30 See following page for details Doctors Pathology X-rays 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY • • • • • • • • • In Hospital Medical Services Services Ambulance MedicinesPrescription Out Of Hospital Medical Services

24-hour emergency helpline (for medical, interpreting and legal 781 assistance) 814 – 1800 renewals orgeneral enquiries – 42 67 13 claim enquiries 349 651 – 1800 2. 3. 4. 1. What am I covered for with OSHC? that to similar students, international for expenses medical for net a safety OSHC provides some OSHC includes access to Additionally, Medicare. Australians through to provided pharmaceuticals. for benefits and ambulance cover hospitals and day surgeries, private A requirement of the issuing of a student a student the issuing of of A requirement OSHC and current you have visa is that it that ensure to responsibility is your it your duration of the entire for is current OSHC your will receive You study. course of Adelaide. arrival in your card shortly after OSHC gives you access to: • • •

Overseas student health cover (OSHC) is a compulsory is (OSHC) cover health student Overseas the for cover provides that insurance visa student international which care hospital and medical of costs is and Australia in need while may students holders. visa student international for mandatory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Cover Health Student Overseas 60 SECTION three

Every Thursday 10.00am to 12.00pm Claiming Pre-paid and pre-addressedenvelopes Information OSHC Forms, fact sheets Renewals On-campus support Where? Eynesbury Floor Ground Street Coglin 16–20 Study Barn of in front When? Worldcare: OSHC • Come and see us for... • • • • • naturopaths and other services and naturopaths Physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, chiropractors, osteopaths, Physiotherapists, Outside Australia.Outside Arranged prior to arrival in Australia received in the12 firstmonths for a pre-existingcondition. Covered by compensation or damage. For example head ache tablets, cough medicine. head ache tablets, example For examinations. eye except No cover, No cover. less. months or visa is three Where including but program, reproductive an assisted of as part rendered Services and treatment in-vitro-fertilisation. to limited not • • • Australia. of out or into Transportation When the medical centre or doctor doctor or When the medical centre then you must full payment requires youAfterwards pay the full medical fee. the OSHC a claim with the help of make and you will receive representative the amount back will get You back. money you. OSHC pays for that money of Co-payments charges a medical centre or When a doctor not OSHC pays you do than what more a bit pay the gap only need to You claim. need to between the doctor’s (the small difference you). OSHC pays for and what charge payment Full Extra medical services Extra 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Dentists or optician charges Dentists or Co-payments claims Pregnancy claims Reproduction Services/treatments services Transportation Over the counter medicines from the pharmacy from medicines the counter Over No payment is required so you do not so you do not is required No payment a to you go a claim if make need to bills. who bulk doctor or medical centre Direct billing/bulk billing billing/bulk Direct How do I use my OSHC card? medical or a doctor visit you need to If the the end of card at your show centre, fee the doctor’s will be charged You visit. of component fee and the government by the medical may be processed that is not medical centre the If centre. fee, the government process able to the receipt keep amount, pay the total and you can claim the government OSHC provider. your from back fee There is no OSHC cover for Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) (continued) Cover (OSHC) Health Student Overseas 61 SECTION three annum Limits per Limits Maximum amount Maximum amount year calendar per A$300 Single A$600 Family service Procedure Benefit per Benefit Up to A$50 per per A$50 Up to item prescription Follow the step by step instructions Write the reference number on the back of original invoices and receipts Post original invoices and receipts Complete the claim form (available at Reception) receipts and invoices original Attach Post to OSHC Worldcare See your Client Service Representative Bring your original invoices and receipts claimYour will be processed and you will receive vouchers redeemable for cash at Australia Post

2. 3. 2. 3. 2. 3. 1. 1. 1. Service Type of claim Type For paid and unpaid bills For Online Manual account. bank a nominated into working days by cheque or 10 within 5 to returned Benefit paid bills only For Cash Claim A$105) claims under (for Prescription-only medicines prescribed and Prescription-only prescribed medicines benefits – practitioner registered a by dispensed the of the equivalent exceeding expenses for Scheme (PBS) Benefits Pharmaceutical current beneficiaries. general contribution for patient Prescription medicines with OSHC medicines with Prescription How do I make a claim with OSHC? 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Click on ‘students’ Update your details as required Order a membership card File a claim Find a doctor Access fact sheets and download forms OHSC Worldcare website Worldcare OHSC oshcallianzassistance.com.au • • • • • • Medications in Australia Australia in Medications and someMedications vary cost in cover health insurance policies do not particularly if the full medication costs, the medical condition is pre-existing. health care Some countries have reciprocal the on Depending Australia. with agreements medications and doctors your agreement, be may not obtaining prescriptions costs for may only be partially covered. or covered, contribution means the patient PBS pay by to required members are amount a prescription of the cost law towards pay starts Worldcare to OSHC before is the This contribution the benefits. Australian who does not same as an any concessional payments. receive Cost of pharmaceuticals of Cost in Australia with OSHC Australia may be prescribed to Visitors Australia. Medicines medicines while in in your for need a prescription you may not be prescribed home country to may need professional, health other or by a doctor, need to may therefore You Australia. in a medical appointment the costs of cover as well as the obtain a prescription, to any medications costs of out-of-pocket be prescribed. you might that Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) (continued) Cover (OSHC) Health Student Overseas 62 SECTION three Additional notes Additional notice. Female, Polish, Sri Lankin Polish, Female, notice. Vietnamese doctors. Gap Fee applies. Female doctor in surgery. doctor Female applies. Gap Fee Gap Fee A$20. Please note: Gap Fee may change may change Gap Fee A$20. Please note: Gap Fee available. doctor Female notice. without Gap Fee A$21. It may change without notice. notice. without may change It A$21. Gap Fee available. doctor Female Gap Fee approximately A$20. Please note: Gap A$20. Please note: approximately Gap Fee notice. without may change Fee No Gap Fee. Please note: Gap Fee may change may change Gap Fee Please note: No Gap Fee. available. doctor Female notice. without This health service is for the use of Flinders Flinders the use of This health service is for available. doctor Female University students only. Gap Fee A$15. Please note: it may change without without may change it Please note: A$15. Gap Fee available. doctor and Mandarin Female notice. Gap Fee A$20. Please note: it may change without without may change it A$20. Please note: Gap Fee and Mandarin Cantonese Kurdish, Female notice. available. speaking doctors No Gap Fee. Urdu, Hindhi and Filipino languages Hindhi and Filipino languages Urdu, No Gap Fee. Male Muslim doctor. doctors. Female spoken. Gap Fee approximately A$20. Please note: A$20. Please note: approximately Gap Fee notice. without may change Gap Fee speaking doctor. French Gap Fee A$15. Please note: it may change without without may change it Please note: A$15. Gap Fee Muslim and Malaysian doctors Female notice. globemedical.com.au. at website Visit available. Female and Muslim doctor available. and Muslim doctor Female No Gap Fee. Please note: it may change without without may change it Please note: No Gap Fee. available. and Muslim doctors Female notice. No Gap Fee. Please note: it may change without without may change it Please note: No Gap Fee. within surgery. doctor Female notice. Gap Fee A$21. Please note: it may change may change it Please note: A$21. Gap Fee Indian and Chinese Female, notice. without available. doctors Female doctor available. doctor Female Gap Fee approximately A$16. Please note: it may it Please note: A$16. approximately Gap Fee available. doctor Female notice. without change and available. doctor Female No Gap Fee. No Gap Fee. Please note: it may change may change it Please note: No Gap Fee. without may apply. Gap Fee Please note: available. doctors and Greek Female Phone number +61 8 8410 0774 8 8410 +61 +61 8 8276 5055 8 8276 +61 +61 8 8278 1111 8 8278 +61 +61 8 8223 5152 8 8223 +61 +61 8 8267 5480 8 8267 +61 +61 8 0400 198 875 8 0400 198 +61 +61 8 8258 9103 8 8258 +61 +61 8 8374 1055 8 8374 +61 +61 8 8201 2117/8 8 8201 +61 +61 8 8358 2044 +61 +61 8 8269 2888 8 8269 +61 +61 8 8322 2824 8 8322 +61 +61 8 8212 7175 8 8212 +61 +61 8 8232 7372 8 8232 +61 +61 8 8283 4411 8 8283 +61 +61 8 8359 5133 8 8359 +61 +61 8 8359 4222 8 8359 +61 +61 8 8376 0511 8 8376 +61 +61 8 8294 9244 8 8294 +61 +61 8 8276 9855 8 8276 +61 +61 8 8303 5050 +61 +61 8 8266 5100 8 8266 +61 +61 8 8322 2099 8 8322 +61

Address 43 Carrington Street 43 Carrington 5000 SA Adelaide 51 Eve Road Eve 51 5050 SA Bellevue Heights 202 Main Road 202 5051 SA Blackwood Terrace North 233 4, Level 5000 SA Adelaide 6/147 Ward Street Ward 6/147 5006 SA Adelaide North 70 Bonython Avenue Bonython 70 5040 SA Gardens Novar 287 Salisbury Highway 287 5108 SalisburySA Downs Shop 4-7, The Mall Flinders The Mall Flinders Shop 4-7, 5042 SA University Student Services Student Road Sturt Centre 5042 SA Park Bedford 297 Diagonal Road Diagonal 297 5046 SA Oaklands Park 188 Main North Road 188 5082 SA Prospect Alabama Road 2 5159 SA Valley Happy Level 1, 49 Gawler Place Gawler 49 1, Level 5000 SA Adelaide Square Hindmarsh 21 5000 SA Adelaide Shop 11/237 Martins Road Shop 11/237 5107 SA Gardens Parafield The Promenade 12 5095 SA Mawson Lakes 8/2 Montague Road 8/2 5095 SA Pooraka 520 Anzac Highway 520 5045 SA Glenelg East 122 Morphett Road Morphett 122 5040 SA Gardens Novar 1140 South Road 1140 5042 SA Clovelly Park Horace Lamb Building Floor Ground Campus Terrace North 5005 SA Adelaide University of 193 North East Road North East 193 5086 SA Gardens Hampstead Way James Hardy Sir 1 5162 SA Woodcroft Place Service Facility

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Medical Centres policy and Worldcare OSHC you hold a current if billing means that Bulk or Direct Bill. Bulk or those who Direct are medical centres The following a claim. submit pay or have to you will not and Worldcare OSHC to directly the bill will be sent listed, one the providers attend Adelaide Health Care Bedford Medical Centre Bedford Blackwood Medical Practice Dr Jill Maxwell Nominees Dr Dr Kim Bennett Dr Dr Mark Ralfe Mark Dr Europa Medical Centre Europa Flinders Optometry Flinders Flinders University Health Flinders Foundation Healthcare Marion Healthcare Foundation Foundation Healthcare Prospect Healthcare Foundation Fountain Valley Medical Centre Valley Fountain General Practice on Gawler Globe Medical ServicesGlobe Medical Martins Road Family Martins Road Family Medical Practice Mawson Lakes Medical Centre Medical Mawson Lakes Montague Farm Medical Centre Montague Farm Morphettville Medical Centre Novar Gardens Family Practice Gardens Family Novar Southern Clinic University Health Practice Tudor Medical Centre Tudor

Woodcroft Medical Centre Woodcroft Medical facilities in Adelaide directory in Adelaide facilities Medical 63 SECTION three Phone number +61 8 8222 4000 8 8222 +61 +61 8 8405 3333 +61 7000 8 8161 +61 5511 8 8204 +61 2000 8 8161 +61 6000 8 8222 +61 9208 8 8182 +61 3000 8 8222 +61 2000 8 8366 +61 2222 8 8309 +61 4402 8 8402 +61 1300 435 566 1300 +61 8 8403 3100 +61 4130 8 8309 +61 8 8306 5612 +61 1906 8 8275 +61 0944 8 8239 +61 5100 8 8265 +61 5111 8 8522 +61 2160 8 8521 +61 3799 8 8289 +61 2066 8 8281 +61 4009 8 7123 +61 0599 8 8370 +61 5400 8 8351 +61 8 8383 8000 +61 0588 8 8297 +61 8033 8 8295 +61 1755 8 8353 +61 0022 8 8347 +61 Address

North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 SA Adelaide Terrace, North 300 Wakefield Street, Adelaide SA 5000 SA Adelaide Street, Wakefield 300 72 King William Road, Adelaide SA 5000 SA Adelaide William Road, King 72 5042 SA Park Bedford Drive, Flinders 5092 ModburySA Road, Smart 5011 SA Woodville Woodville Road, 5112 SA Vale Elizabeth Haydown Road, 5000 SA Adelaide Road, Frome 5067 SA Town Kent Road, Fullarton 19 Administration Stepney Stepney Road, 38 Payneham Hospital Andrews St Adelaide Terrace, South 350 Park Kurralta 520 South Road, Kurralta Park Kurralta South Road, 520 Burnside Hospital Gardens Toorak Avenue, Hewitt 97 Prospect Prospect Main North Road, 294 Hospital Wakefield Adelaide Street, Wakefield 270 Daw Park Daws Road, 216 Adelaide North 5006 SA Adelaide North Street, Melbourne 229 Modbury Public Hospital 5092 ModburySA Road, Smart 5118 SA Gawler Adelaide Road, 46 Service Health Gawler 5118 SA East Gawler Road, Hutchinson 21 5125 SA Golden Grove Way, The Golden 205 5108 SalisburySA Terrace, Park 39 Triangle Modbury 5092 ModburySA Road, North East 954 Shop 25a, Blackwood Hospital 5052 SA Belair Road, Laffers Edwardstown 5039 SA Edwardstown South Road, 972 5162 SA Vale Morphett South Road, Main 115 Centre Specialist Hospital Ashford 5035 SA Ashford Anzac Highway, 57-59 Floor, 1st Glenelg 5045 SA Glenelg Anzac Highway, 684 Hospital Western 5022 SA Beach Henley Terrace, Cudmore 168 Woodville 5012 SA Woodville North Road, Torrens 486 Facility 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Hospital Hospital Adelaide Royal Wakefield Hospital (private) Wakefield Women’s and Children’s Hospital and Children’s Women’s Medical Centre Flinders Modbury Public Hospital Queen Elizabeth Hospital Service McEwin Health Lyell Pathology – Pathologist IMVS Clinpath (Head Office) Radiology/X-Ray Diagnostic Imaging Jones and Partners Doctor Jones and Partners Doctor Jones and Partners Doctor Doctor Jones and Partners Doctor Doctor Jones and Partners Doctor Jones and Partners Doctor Radiology Repat Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Benson Radiology Medical facilities in Adelaide directory (continued) directory in Adelaide facilities Medical 64 SECTION three Reporting abuse and all other teachers All registered Eynesbury are working at staff suspected report by law to obliged emotional abuse or sexual physical, years. 18 young people under of approached is who member staff Any concerning abuse will respond and positive support by providing where report making a mandatory of The help and support appropriate. available. is always the Counsellor loneliness, culture shock, homesickness shock, loneliness,culture mental and emotional health issues such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders difficulties disabilities learning and issues affecting attendance and performance academic relationships and personal issues sexual health, harassment, bullying and discrimination Common issues that students seek help for include: • • • • • • or referral to outside help. Consultations are outside help. Consultations are to referral or cultural that is taken confidential and care with is shown in interactions awareness many backgrounds. students from our

relationships, etc. relationships, Mental health Mental Counselling services to available are to Eynesbury with regard students at mental health and issues such as: stress, bullying, grief, homesickness, anxiety, need counselling services you that you feel If can help coordinator program than your the Eynesbury Counsellor you to refer Counsellor Senior Thiel Helen 9144 8 8216 +61 T 943 8 0448 878 M +61 [email protected] E meet is available to Counsellor Senior Our discuss a wide with individual students to assist issues and concerns and to of range to want just might A student in any crisis. the advice about looking for could be or chat study of organisation or learning process therapy seeking personal support, efforts, may seriously disrupt accustomed patterns patterns accustomed may seriously disrupt students are if In particular, behaviour. of alcohol and use of their concerned about have an they if or drugs controlled other health concern, physical emotional or honestly before it should address they and study abroad. travel making plans to Abroad Education from (Sourced ieo.ucla.edu/eap.) UCLA, Program 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY concerns and problems at home at concerns and problems Medical facilities in Adelaide directory (continued) directory in Adelaide facilities Medical (that is, thinking that you can solve your you can solve your thinking that is, (that one personal dilemmas by moving from another).Sometimes students place to venue will help them of a change that feel problems. current their move past to living and studying in a foreign However, unexpected creates frequently environment which can physical and emotional stress, otherwise mild disorders. exacerbate able to all students are that is important It in dramatic changes potentially to adjust and study conditions that living, diet, climate, General health General vital health is of Maintaining good importance when studying abroad. is a good environment While living in another is important it a daily routine, change way to experiencing students who were for own country (relationship, difficulties in their not etc) substance abuse, emotional, health, problems. their a vacation from expect to cure’ ‘geographic a is not Going abroad for Alternative therapies Alternative places for Pages Yellow the Check such as therapies alternative where traditional aromatherapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, Chinese medicine, meditation, massage, homeopathy, available. are etc yoga naturopathy, 65 SECTION three accounts

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bank and personal cheques can take daysup to clear to 10 electronic transfer to your bank account may take three to four working days you must complete an “International Currency Transfer Report” if you are carrying currency to the value of A$10,000 or more into or out of Australia (carrying currency of this value is unwise and not certain foreign currenciescannot be deposited in Australian bank • • • Important points to considerImportant to points regarding banking and currency/money carry substantial wise to is not It We suggest on you. cash amounts of drafts or bank cheques, traveller’s arriving. orders when first money weeks a few drafts may take Bank Australian bank an through clear to dollars Australian is in unless the draft Australian bank. and drawn on an cards used common credit The most Visa and MasterCard. Australia are in will Some shops and restaurants and American Express also accept cards. Credit Diners Club credit useful in emergencies. cards are Australia, banks in major four are There Bank, Commonwealth Bank, ANZ the and BankSA. Australia Bank National Adelaide. HSBC also has a branch in account bank open a to is important It arriving in as soon as possible after you will open an account To Adelaide. and the money/ passport need your deposit. to you want draft bank packages banks have student Most which have full-time students, for You fees. keeping no account of Confirmation will need your ID card Student and/or Enrolment package. the student receive to may home country bank Your in have a connection with a bank transferring Adelaide which will make and quicker. easier money leaving. before bank with your Check cover Bring enough funds with you to such as homestay or initial expenses bond, accommodation (rent, private and furnishings), utility connections, and food personal items study materials, Please note: • Phone number +61 8 8168 8900 8 8168 +61 1803 8 8410 +61 21 22 13 13 20 32 20 13 76 13 13 Estimated cost Estimated Estimated cost Estimated

A$100–A$250 A$80–A$100 A$15–A$25 A$10–A$30 A$8–A$25 A$8–A$20 A$15–A$25 A$35+ A$230 per week x 5 week per A$230 A$1150 minimum weeks = A$400–A$1000 A$200–A$500 A$29–A$72 A$59–A$299 A$100–A$300 A$70–A$300 A$1000+ A$250+ A$500–A$1000

Local address 17 Gouger Street Gouger 17 Adelaide 107 Gouger Street Gouger 107 Adelaide Street Gouger 23–25 Adelaide Street Gouger 64 Adelaide 71 Gouger Street Gouger 71 Adelaide Website nab.com.au anz.com.au commbank.com.au westpac.com.au banksa.com.au Expense Weekly expense Weekly Bank

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Food (eating at home) (eating at Food Electricity and gas postage Telephone, Internet Mobile phone Transportation Clothes/entertainment Rental accommodation (shared or single) or Rental accommodation (shared Temporary homestay accommodation Temporary accommodation private Rental bond for A$100–A$250/week) @ weeks rent (four A$100–A$250/week) (two weeks @ Advance rent accommodation private for connection Electricity and gas connection Telephone connection Internet sim card network Mobile phone and/or etc crockery, eg furniture, Household items, and educational expenses Textbooks Incidentals National Australia Bank Australia National ANZ Commonwealth Bank Westpac Bank Bank SA Bank Ongoing expenses ongoing for budget you will need to in accommodation, Once you have established yourself property. living in a rental weekly expenses average of This is an example costs. This is an example of some of the expenses you might encounter when you first come to come when you first encounter you might the expenses some of of This is an example a guide and costs do change. just this is Australia. Remember Initial expenses Initial There are branches of all the major banks and ATM machines close to the Coglin Street and Street the Coglin machines close to ATM and banks all the major branches of are There campuses. Street Franklin Bank locations and ATM in Adelaide Managing your financesManaging 66 SECTION three Accessing money from your account options for lots of accounts offer Bank the most Some of money. accessing your described below. options are popular (AutomaticATMs Telling Machines) withdraw cash from can be used to ATMs card which ATM by using the an account accounts. bank is available with most an account get to ATMs can also use You other into money balance and transfer also allow you to ATMs Some accounts. account. your cash and cheques into deposit will generally bank your of ATMs Using the you use another than if less money cost can vary ATMs using for Fees ATMs. bank’s between banks and between accounts. 68. page ATM, See: Using an banking Telephone transfer banking to can use telephone You your get accounts, and from payments to transaction recent get balances, account will need to You and pay bills. information banking and will use telephone to register an identification then be given a password or access your you to allows that number important It’s the phone. accounts over anyone else. password to give your to never EFTPOS at Transfer Funds ‘Electronic for Short can terminals EFTPOS Sale’, Of Point services are or goods where be found service supermarkets, example, for sold, surgeries doctors’ restaurants, stations, goods can pay for You and gymnasiums. EFTPOS payments through and make than paying rather card, ATM using your when you use some stores, At with cash. cash from you can also withdraw EFTPOS should You the same time. at account your some retailers are there that be aware much cash can be limits on how who put on withdrawn which may be dependent in the store. is spent which the amount you also use When paying by EFTPOS, The account. your access PIN to your the PIN keeping same rules apply about to over handing it confidential and never no-one is looking over Be careful anyone. PIN. your you enter when shoulder your 68. page ATM, See: Using an Bank fees the for the price you pay are fees Bank and services banks offer. products that for fees different banks charge Different and the best and services, products different to fees apply is simply what find out way to your apply to that Any fees bank. your ask fully disclosed in information accounts are your terms and conditions that leaflets and you open your before can provide bank if Some banks waive some fees account. The way you a full-timeyou are student. the fees banking may also affect do your banking internet example: apply for that a branch. than walking into rather which understand any fee you don’t If bank. your contact has been charged, Banking hours Banking open from are branches bank Most 4.00pm to 9.30am Thursday, Monday to (except on Friday 5.00pm to and 9.30am on public holidays).Some branches have trading hours during the week extended with (check Saturdays and may be open open remain individual bank).ATMs your you should be However, hours a day. 24 accessing if personal safety your of aware areas in quiet night at ATM an cash from people around. of a lot not are there where If you are over 16 you can open a bank you can open a bank 16 over you are If may be the As it Australia. in account experience with time you have first we management and money budgeting amounts you have smaller that suggest account your to transferred money of host your to Speak it. as you require you counsellors if student or family need any advice on budgeting.

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your passport (with arrival date stamped by Australian Immigration) student ID card plus eCOE from Eynesbury money deposit to into the account (this can be as little as A$10) Setting up a bank account in any open an account can choose to You Society in Building Union or Credit Bank, the get to research Australia. Do your best you will need: account open a bank To • • • open a bank Anyone who wishes to show several Australia must in account personal identification which pieces of points 100 a points system. allotted are to establish required identification is of identity as the person who will be your and passport Your named in the account. Australia will in arrival date your of proof you open points IF be acceptable as 100 arrival in within six weeks of an account this time you will be required After Australia. additional documentation. produce to an open you will be able to As a student benefits. with special student account which Accounts’ ‘Student Many banks have transactions for minimal fees contain no or regular be attached to normally might that will also require You savings accounts. Eynesbury ID card from the student and should a student you are prove to by a the benefits offered have access to a comparison account. For bank student Australia throughout accounts in banks of see banks.com.au/personal/accounts. Australia enjoy the people in Most banking and/ Internet convenience of which enables banking, Telephone or pay bills money, their manage them to the time you are At home. from etc you can request account setting up your bank. these services your from

A savings bank account is probably the most convenient. convenient. most the probably is account bank A savings Your representatives. international have banks Some near your a branch locating in you can assist family host a consider also should you However, address. home not are as banks campus your to close is which bank be withdrawn need to will money and open weekends on hours. banking after Machines Teller Automatic from Bank accounts Bank 67 SECTION three

ATMs.

Divide your cash into different locations on your person (front pocket, coat pocket, shoes, etc). Keep your wallet in one of your front pockets at all times. Do not carry cash in a backpack or pocket. back Sew a small money pocket into the cuff of a trouser, sleeve of a shirt or even a bra. Divide your bank/credit cards and keep them in separate locations. Do not place money or valuables in lockers. Be very careful how you carry your handbag, and never leave it open for someone slip to their hand inside. Take a look aroundTake as you approach the andATM if there’s anything suspicious, don’t use the machine at that time (report any suspicions the to police). If you don’t feel comfortable using a continuing consider particularATM, on another to branch or using off-street Do remember that EFTPOS can be used withdrawto cash at many other places, supermarketslike and service stations. If you simply want check to your account balance or transfer funds between accounts, telephone or Internet banking can be used instead of an ATM. Safety when carrying money rule of and fundamental The first when you carry is: safety money cash!’ amounts of carry large ‘Don’t The second is: you are that advertise the fact ‘Don’t carrying money!’ • • • • • • • • • • • stolen or card is lost credit or ATM your If another to PIN has been revealed your if (or immediately. bank notifyperson), your on a stop put to bank This will enable your no one else so that card immediately your money. your to access and get can use it telephone 24-hour banks have a Most a cards – it’s reporting lost for number this number of a record keep idea to good you If in case. just all times, handy at bank. your ask know the number, don’t Bankers’ Australian from (Sourced bankers.asn.au.) Association Inc.,

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Minimise your time at the by ATM having your card ready when you the approach money in your account to cover the cost of of the cost cover to account in your money into goes allowance pay or your the debit. If sure make a certain on date, account your scheduled payments are debit direct your your after account your of come out to end up with you might or in, pay goes a dishonoured or an overdrawn account you money. – both can cost payment Using an ATM will be given a PIN (Personal You Identification Number) which you will enter is account. It access your to ATM the into is important and it account your to the key A PIN. anyone your tell you never that business will never reputable or bank be anyone does, PIN. If your you for ask and report over hand it don’t suspicious, and the police. the bank to the incident your over no-one is looking Be careful PIN. your when you enter shoulder rules should be followed These general night: especially at safety, ATM for • Account statements statements regular banks will provide Most can how regular accounts (just your for account).depend on the type of On statements will provide banks request, frequent more at account on a deposit Bank a fee. this may attract but intervals, everything of record your are statements a over account in your has happened that deposits given period – the withdrawals, and any made, were that and transfers taxes you and government fees bank and Internet Telephone charged. were your check easy to it banking can make even offer and some banks statements, ATMs. own their through ‘mini statements’ make to regularly statements your Check in your enough money you’ve got sure and keep expenses your cover to account sure as well as make spending, your of track account made in your all transactions that to statements your to Refer legitimate. are bank on your paying you are fees see what a see whether and to accounts and why, banking habits your to simple changes few you the fees reduce could help you to own bank’s using your example, pay (for ATMs). banks’ other of instead ATMs Australian Bankers’ from (Sourced Association Inc., bankers.asn.au.) Association Inc., 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Most bank accounts offer lots of easy lots of accounts offer bank Most accounts Transaction paying bills. options for allow you to facilities with cheque book transaction and most pay bills by cheque, accounts and savings accounts allow using (eg, pay bills electronically you to banking, such as telephone facilities debits. banking) and using direct Internet debits – they caution on direct of A note pay everyday bills, to way a convenient are enough you’ve got sure always make but Paying bills bills Paying Over-the-counter service Over-the-counter your a branch of into can also go You bank with the assistance of and, bank transactions including conduct staff, and transfers, deposits, withdrawals, you do not balance checks. If account you may be able have a branch close by, such branch, your of an agency visit to conduct to outlet, Post Australia as an in mind that certain transactions. Bear transactions usually incur over-the-counter transactions. than electronic fees higher Internet banking allows you to view and view allows you to banking Internet recent review accounts, your check loans and credit apply for transactions, bills and pay money transfer or cards, Internet banks offer – all on-line. Most you will need to but banking facilities, access. gain to bank with your register a password that will then be given You accounts on-line. use your allows you to anyone else. to give this password Never be need to security issues that are There banking. when using Internet considered you install and that is recommended It anti-virus and software up-to-date keep and security patches update a firewall, you to emails requesting be suspicious of such as confidential information hand over Your password. banking logon Internet your this information, you for ask will never bank many especially in an email. In addition, banks publish security guides on their important and this provides websites you can that on precautions information on-line. information your protect to take any approach about unsure you are If to bank your be from appears to that Refuse to personal information. provide you can until information that provide discuss branch to nearest your attend with bank the counter over the request discussing for is no charge There staff. a branch. banking options at your Internet banking banking Internet Bank accounts (continued) accounts Bank 68 SECTION three

Websites living expenses. There is no guarantee is no guarantee There living expenses. check Newspapers, for example in Saturday’s ‘The Advertiser’ under the ‘Employment’section check university job boards or shopping notice-boards centre ask other students who are already working see to if there are any vacancies where they are working contact businesses in the tourist industry (hotels, tour companies etc) where other languages are helpful ask friends, classmates and homestay family look to out for job vacancies for you prepare your resume or curriculum vitae and have it checked by your teacher or homestay search online for job vacancies, checking the following websites: jobsearch.com.au Sourced from on-line search. seek.com.au careerone.com.au Finding work Finding in to find work difficult may find it You general joining the Australia as you will be search; your Australian population in on income rely you should not therefore pay to when budgeting employment from for companies will find work employment that you. for job a find ways to many different are There Australia: in • • • • • • •

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY for the duration of the advertised semesters (including periods when exams are being held) if you have completed your studies and your Confirmation of Enrolment is still in effect if you are undertaking another course, during a break fromyour main course and the points will be credited your to main course

• • • You are notYou permitted start to work until you have commenced your course of study. can workYou a maximum of 40 hours per fortnight during the term and unlimited hours when your course is not in session. The Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) considers your course be to ‘in session’:

Working while studying 1. People granted student visas will visas student granted People work permission to receive automatically that Please note: visa grant. with their Australian in work be able to you will NOT of classes when official day until the first will confirm your the education provider education Your study commencement. on may do this automatically provider or you of classes, official day the first do. they that request may need to Permission to work Working in Australia in Working 69 2. 3. (Sourced from Department of Immigration of Department from (Sourced visa conditions discretionary student immi.gov.au/students/ please visit visa-conditions-students.htm. and Citizenship, immi.gov.au.) and Citizenship, and mandatory of a full list For SECTION three

your employer must contribute contribute must employer your Lodge online using e-tax at ato.gov.au. For a registered tax agent visit tpb.gov.au. returnsTax are lodged at the end of the Australian tax July year – (1 30 to June). you. If you lodge by e-tax your refund refund by e-tax you lodge your you. If

Superannuation Superannuation than is more monthly wage your If A$450, nine percent an additional sum equal to a superannuation into wage your of cases, you. In most for (pension) account contributions you can access your Australia permanently, when you leave although the contributions will be taxed. claim your eligibility to your check To your apply for superannuation and to ato.gov.au/departaustralia. visit payment, the details provide will need to You superannuation fund. your of Taxation Australian from (Sourced ato.gov.au). Office, tax return, or by paying a registered tax by paying a registered or tax return, the return and lodge complete to agent for days. within 14 will normally be issued 1. 2. 3.

the ATO translating and ATO the Taxation returns returns Taxation entitled much tax you are you pay too If you will need a refund get To a refund. to online can lodge You a tax return. lodge to using e-tax by mailing a paper (free), Getting File a Tax Number be able to File Number Tax obtain a must You (TFN) file number A tax Australia. in work to tax our to number unique reference is your employer your work, When you start system. number a tax file complete you to will ask a provide you do not If declaration form. the will be taxed at employment TFN your which will personal income tax rate, highest each week. wages in your mean less money you account Also when you open a bank File Tax supply your to may be required essential is not While it (TFN). Number have you do not if TFN, you have a that will be account on your interest TFN, a Consult tax rate. the highest taxed at Department Taxation Australian with the ato.gov.au. at information further for TFN online at your can apply for You 61, 28 phone 13 or ato.gov.au Monday to 6.00pm 8.00am to For Friday. 50. 14 service phone: 13 interpreter If you study in Australia for more than six more Australia for you study in If same amount months you will pay the and will Australian residents tax as of a tax return. submit have to probably

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Working in Australia (continued) Australia in Working Taxes Australian the through managed are Taxes The tax you pay Office (ATO). Taxation depends on how much you earn. pay tax on their must Australia in All workers a tax return also submit earnings and must June). to 30 July (1 every financial year Earning an income an Earning How much money can I earn? paid will depend on How much you get and when job is, your what age, your haveAustralia in Employers you work. pay rates rules about strict follow to These are and working conditions. students international the same for Australians. for are as they and should be paid an hourly rate You your of tax out take should employer your wages employers will pay your Some pay. pay while others will account a bank into paid, how you are you cash. No matter give you a pay slip should employer your you the tells that paper which is a piece of how much you hours you worked, of number out. earned and how much tax was taken Wage awards and and awards Wage conditions hotline and working wage award all your For phone conditions questions please +61 8 1300 365 255 or go to the to go or 255 365 8 1300 +61 fairwork.gov.au. website 70 SECTION three

Legislation Gambling is a officialgambling agencies Gambling at Australia, in entertainment of form popular and poker lotteries especially on horses, Adelaide the casino is also In machine. the law to is against it However popular. outside officialgambling agencies. gamble Noise laws Australians protect laws that are There In general, noise. excessive from occasional of tolerant neighbours are loud excessively is frequent, it if but noise, may be a complaint night, occurs at or the police. the local council or made to have a party with loud you plan to If to is always recommended music it time know what neighbours your let timethe party will finish and what the music will be turned down. Principal Acts (SA) 1993 Act Protection Children’s (SA) 1994 Act Offenders Young Acts/Legislation relevant Other (SA) 1988 Act Adoption Regulations 2006 (SA) Protection Children’s (Cth) 1975 Act Law Family (SA) 1972 ServicesAct and Community Family

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South Australia Families for Department SA; Families and Communities legislation.sa.gov.au (Sourced from Australian Institute of Family Studies, aifs.gov.au.) For more information on Child Protection Laws see lawhandbook.sa.gov.au. on Child Protection information more For Child Protection Laws for relevant laws are The following State-to-State. Laws vary from Child Protection Australia: South Bribery Australia the law in Bribery is against bribe is a serious crime to and it especially a police officer. anyone, Legal Help Line Line Help Legal 424 366 1300 Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.30pm to 9.00am Friday Monday to visit or 3555 8 8463 +61 For general enquiries please call general For Adelaide 5000. Street, Wakefield 82–98

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your visa and possible deportation back visa and possible deportation back your Legal services and advice services advice and Legal and arrested are the law, you do break If appearance you a court attend need to negotiate to representation will need legal system. legal complex Australia’s Australia is entitled South Every person in The rights. their protect use the law to to Services help legal Commission offers Legal a pay for to afford people who cannot to is lsc.sa.gov.au. website Their lawyer. private Your most basic legal right in Australia is in right basic legal most Your until you are innocent be considered to questioned If law. of guilty in a court proven the police your stay calm and tell by police, not have the right You name and address. you. may incriminate say anything that to you are you know if let The police must this is the case then you are If arrest. under into and you will be taken go, to free not will complaint and a legal charged custody, The police you. made against be formally you if you but injure you or threaten not must force. can use reasonable they arrest resist you have the arrested you have been If the charge be given details of to right give the police your and only have to allowed are You name and address. call and have one telephone make to to or an interpreter for ask to the right relative. a friend or or a lawyer contact bail. for ask to also have the right You Legal rights Legal Obeying the law Australia, study in visa to a In being granted Values (Australian you signed a document respect to agreeing Temporary) Statement the laws of Australian values and obey stay. your the duration of Australia for this comply with the laws of to Failure laws) Territory and State land (including the cancellation or in a fine could result of a serious of convicted you are If home. in imprisonment. could result it crime, can find a comprehensive You Australian law and the outline of australia.gov.au. at system legal

One of the reasons we have such a wonderful lifestyle a wonderful lifestyle such have we reasons the One of democracy, representative our to due is in Australia of law. rule the for respect our and powers, of the separation society as a result, and in Australia laws of a lot have We runs smoothly. Laws and safety in Australia safety and Laws 71 SECTION three If your operating Visiting websites through clicking on links in suspect emails may result in malware (malicious software), such as a ‘trojan’, being downloaded to your computer. This is a commonly used and effective means of compromising your computer. Only open an attachment to an email where the sender and the contents of the attachment are known to you. Don’t download files or applications from suspect websites. The file or application could be malware. Sometimes the malware may even be falsely represented as e-security software designed protect to you. Use long and random passwords for any application that provides access to your personal identity information, including logging onto your computer. Don’t use dictionary words as a password. Ideally, the password should be eight or more characters in length. Change passwords regularly. Use a limited permission account for browsing the web, creating documents, reading email, and games. playing system allows you create to a limited permission account, this can prevent malicious code from being installed onto your computer. A ‘limited permission’ account is an account that does not have ‘Administrator’ status. Don’t click on links in suspect emails.

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, including your , suchas anti-spyware and web-browser. Use automatic software security updates where possible. Use a firewall and sure make it is turned on. Firewalls help prevent unauthorised access to, and computer. from,your communications Delete suspect emails immediately. Don’t open these emails. Install anti-virus and other security software anti-spam software. Use and update this software regularly. Regularly download and install the latest security patches for your computersoftware Aztec Cyber/Internet Cafe 94a Gouger Street, Adelaide 0282 8 8212 T +61 Adelaide City Council Library Grote Street,18 Adelaide 7990 8 8203 T +61

Near the Eynesbury campus internet the Eynesbury campus internet Near at: access can be obtained • • about Orientation you will be informed At Eynesbury and how to access at internet home. from access the Eynesbury Portal this guide for of Section four Also see detailed information. has now become an essential The internet and entertainment social, business, Australians. most for educational resource economic level of The increasing the is making it transactions on the internet is important criminal activities. It of focus themselves from users protect internet that The following these activities. to prey falling you can precautions some simple tips list becoming minimise the chances of to take online criminals. a victim of 1. 3. 4. 2. 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Your houseYour number should be clearly visible from the street in case of an emergency. Keep your front door locked when you are at the back of the house. Do not leave messages on the front Itdoor. lets people know you are not home. Avoid having parcels left on the door step. If you have have to something delivered while you are out have the neighbours collect it. When out, leave a radio or television on or a light in the evening give to the impression you are home. Keep cash and valuables out of sight. Internet cafes are located around around located are cafes Internet you can book Adelaide or the city of a community library if at a computer you access before you need internet Eynesbury. course at your start Internet safety and security Internet access on arrival Contents insurance in a you are if that is recommended It you obtain Contents property that rental This is a belongings. your Insurance for the insures that house insurance of form Landlords will usually the house. of contents belongings your have House Insurance but insurance Contents be covered. will not house is your if belongings your will replace damaged are belongings and your robbed and your you have a house fire or stolen, or damaged. or destroyed belongings are year A$200 per you up to This may cost belongings. your depending on the value of Home Security is an issue for you to consider consider you to Security is an issue for Home live. deciding on a place to when you are have Windows and doors should preferably locks; doors should have or security screens a security chain and a peep hole; dead-bolts, – the property has an alarm system and if choice. an excellent it would also make that • • • • • • • Some general security tips security general Some Home securityHome common the most is one of House-breaking to appear house break-ins crimes. Most opportunity with entrybe crimes of gained window or unlocked an open or through (and for looking intruders are Most door. unlocked open or find) a house left often with want they what can get they where getaway. a quick ease and make Laws and safety in Australia (continued) in Australia and safety Laws 72 SECTION three Ask the driver may stop. to choose You up make to an excuse do to so. Leave the taxi when it stops at a traffic sign or lights. Call out someone to on the street to attract attention and seek assistance. This may also cause the driver stop. to Read out the fleet number and advise the driver you will report him/her if they don’t stop. Try not become to isolated. If you find yourself left in a carriage on your own or with only one other person you may feel more comfortable move to another to carriage with other people or closer to the driver. Taxis a safe quite by taxi is generally Travelling increase To public transport. method of confidence when travelling by taxi, your suggestions: the following consider hailing to a taxi in preference Phone for by is kept A record one on the street. all bookings made. taxi companies of choose the taxi/ entitled to are You a driver If preference. your of taxi driver you are uncomfortable you feel makes taxi. another select rights to within your most you feel wherever Sit This may mean travelling comfortable. the taxi. of seat in the back you wish to the route the driver Specify to if up Speak destination. your reach to take the one to route a different takes the driver with. familiar are you have specified or Company and fleet Taxi the of note Take This will help in identifying the taxi if number. catch walking a friend to you are If required. know that letting the driver consider a taxi, after “Look details eg, these you have noted Cab No.436”. Yellow Mr/Ms my friend, and limit surroundings your to Stay alert topics. general conversation to your home your want you don’t If houses a few stop known, address destination. your away from you when travelling harasses the driver If options include: in a taxi your • • • • Queensland Police from (Sourced police.qld.gov.au.) Service, •

way radios and can Most suburban trains have security cameras installed or emergency alarms that will activate the cameras. Carriages nearest the drivers are always left open and lit. avoid isolated bus stops stand away from the curb until the bus arrives don’t open your purse or wallet while boardingthe bus - have your money/ pass already in hand at night, wait in well lit areas and near other people check timetables avoid to long waits sit as close the to bus driver as possible stay alert and be aware of the people around you if someone bothers you, change seats and tell the driver yourkeep purse/packages close by your side. Keep your wallet inside a front coat pocket check your purse/wallet if someone is jostling, crowding or pushing you if you see any suspicious activity, inform the driver Consider carrying a personal attack alarm. If you do not have mobile a phone, suremake that youhave a phone card or change a phone make to call, but remember – emergency 000 calls are free of charge. Trains tips when travelling safety the same Many of trains. In addition: by bus apply for • • Buses a bus: for Waiting • • • • • Riding on the bus: • • • • • • Public transportPublic safety should be a on public transport Travelling Numerous experience. and comfortable safe to have been adopted security measures travellers including: of maximise the safety help points, guards, police, security officers, and security cameras. Most lighting good drivers also have two‑ assistance. call for • • Australian Federal from (Sourced afp.gov.au.) Police, approaching. approaching.

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Think ahead — consider how you are going get to home — whatabout pre-booking a taxi or arranging transport with a friend or family member? Never hitch-hike. sureMake that you stay with your party and that someone knows where you are at all times. sureMake you have enough money getto home or phone. to Keep away from trouble — if you see any trouble or suspect that it might be about startto — move away from the scene if you can.The best thing you can do is to alert the police and away. keep Walk purposely and try appear to confident. Be wary of casual requests from strangers, someone like asking for a cigarette or change - they could have motives. ulterior Try not carry to your wallet in your back trouser pocket where it is vulnerable and in clear view. Be alert your to surroundings and the people around you, especially if you are alone or it is dark. Whenever possible, travel with a friend or as part of a group. Stay in well-lit areas as much as possible. Walk confidently and at a steady pace. eyeMake contact with people when walking – let them know that you have noticed their presence. Do not respond conversation to from strangers on the street or in a car – walking. continue Be aware of your surroundings, and avoid using personal stereos or radios – you might not hear trouble Always your keep briefcase or bag in view and close your to body. Be discrete with your cash or mobile phones. When going your to car or home, have your in keys your hand and easily accessible. Personal safety safety Personal is important it and about out When you are personal safety. your of aware and be alert to remember: night at out going you are If • • • • • • • and about: out you are If • • • • • • • • • • Laws and safety in Australia (continued) in Australia and safety Laws 73 SECTION three

you remain a temporary overseas visitor your overseas licence remains current you have not been disqualified from driving in South Australia or elsewhere, and you have not had your licence suspended or cancelled or your visiting withdrawnprivilegesdriver most overseas visitors are not required obtainto an Australian licence if you comply with these conditions and can continue prove to your genuine visitor status State to Police if required Blood Alcohol Concentration Alcohol Blood (BAC) levels is The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) alcohol in the bloodstream. of the amount 0.05 means you have 0.05 grams of A BAC blood. your of alcohol in everyof 100ml Drinking alcohol and driving drive. don’t alcohol, drink to going you are If alcohol. drink don’t drive, to going you are If but you, only to not Anything else is a risk, and pedestrians. motorists other also to one-third all of Alcohol is involved in about As the level vehicle accidents. serious motor you have body, in your alcohol increases of being involved in an accident. of risk more above Driving with a blood-alcohol content others as to is dangerous limit the legal penalties legal and severe well as yourself above the prescribed you are If apply. as the level level, blood alcohol content so does body increases, alcohol in your of term. jail fine and/or your the severity of Licence requirementsLicence licence driver a current Driving without you hold Australia if South In is illegal. another licence from driver’s a current drive on allowed to you are country, as long as: overseas licence your • • • • • from a licence holder you are if Please note: Australian obtain an you must Zealand, New residing months of three licence within driver driving. stop you must Australia or in Australia you South When driving in licence. overseas driver carry your must English in be written licence must Your you in English, the licence is not if or, carry an English translation either must Driving Permit. an International or and overseas visitor a temporary you are If Australian licence obtain an you wish to Station. local Police your advice from seek Traffic Roads and from (Sourced rta.nsw.gov.au.) Authority – NSW,

hour in housing areas and in housing areas hour signs around the city streets. the city streets. signs around 100–110km per hour on the open road. on the hour per 100–110km Demerit Points Scheme Points Demerit Scheme is a national Points The Demerit penalty points allocates that program driving offences. of a range (demerits) for encourage The scheme is designed to Along with driving. and responsible safe points provide demerit financial penalties, drive within the law. incentive to a strong number have a different offences Different all of list A complete points. demerit of and fines can be points demerit offences, links section. the related downloaded from Traffic Roads and from (Sourced rta.nsw.gov.au.) Authority – NSW, Seat belts Seat all people travelling in a motor By law, a seatbelt. Occupants wear vehicle must their for responsible are over years or 16 is responsible The driver use. belt own seat be must Children 16. those under for child-seats. in approved restrained Mobile phones and driving mobile phones when driving is The use of hands- not it’s the law if against dangerous, This applies to fatal. and potentially free, aswell as messages text receiving or sending calls. Operating a mobile phone while driving be killed to likely you nine times more makes the use actively target in a collision. Police are Fines mobile phones by motorists. of points penalties considerable and demerit how to of should be aware You do apply. use a mobile phone while driving. legally Speed having very for are obvious reasons There of The risk speeding and traffic rules. increases being involved in an accident with the speed a vehicle is being driven less react, is less time to because there and the distance the vehicle of control the The higher is longer. stop needed to hits speed a vehicle is travelling when it chance the the greater a pedestrian, kills. Speed occurring. a fatality of on speed out set The speed limits are limit 50 or at set generally are They 60km per

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It is recommended that you have car you have car that is recommended It this will protect own a car, you insurance if fault is your that an accident you have you if may you any damage will help pay for as it car. another or car your have caused to Insurance Registration be vehicle you own must Any motor on the you drive it before registered name in your it register must You road. registration car State the and provide licence details driver’s board with your Australia. in address residential and your vehicle is illegal. Driving an unregistered Owning a car On Australian roads you need to be you need to Australian roads On because trafficespecially careful drives which is the road, side of on the left you may be used what of the opposite right’ ‘look need to This means you to. better or the road, crossing before sure. be both ways to look still, pedestrians cross that is also important It anywhere on the not the traffic lights, at You this. Australian drivers expect as road pedestrian crossing most press need to ‘walk’. to will change they before buttons Road rules safety Pedestrian Many lives are lost on Australian roads Australian roads on lost Many lives are at are visitors and international every year a country you come from where high risk! If the road side of you drive on the opposite have is sometimes helpful to Australia it to you ensure a companion drive with you to trafficsigns conditions and of note both take with driving on familiar more until you are A handy tip is not the road. side of the left the road, side of as the other it of think to centre (or line’ ‘white the that think to but side is on your dividing line on the road) is in all countries. as it just as the driver, one or you take that is recommended It Australia before two driving lessons in own. on your here drive you begin to

If you are going to drive in Australia, no matter whether whether matter no Australia, in drive to going are you If an international have and driver an experienced are you rules road the know must you or not, licence drivers’ metres). 10 (even drive to attempt you before Driving laws and safety and laws Driving 74 SECTION three reading. reading. Increased risk of an accident all if alcohol at drink to not is safest It alcohol The more drive. to going you are you risk the more body, you have in your being involved in an accident. have of Alcohol Content Blood 0.05 percent At in a being involved of risk your (BAC), a of is double that accident road 0.00 percent than is more risk your BAC percent 0.1 At being involved in seven times as high of 0.00 percent. than at accident, a road to increases risk your percent 0.15 At 0.00 percent. driving at of times that 25 and drive. drink Don’t Federal Australian from (Sourced afp.gov.au.) Police,

For men No more than two standard drinks in the first hour and no more than one standard drink every hour after that. women For No more than one standard drink in the first hour and no more than one every hour after that. Women alcohol, of drinking the same amount After always have a higher a woman will almost than a male. BAC To stay below 0.05 BAC, drivers are drivers are BAC, stay below 0.05 To drinking to: their limit advised to • • Random Breath Testing (RBT) blood drivers for of testing Random breath alcohol levels and drug use is common at officers night. Police the day or any time of any time at any vehicle stop to have the right supply samples to the driver and require person driving a motor Any screening. for have less than by law to vehicle is required blood. their alcohol in of a specified amount the level which applies to exceeds a driver If an offence. has committed them the driver Drinking limits advice • all these variable factors, Because of you standard drinks of counting the number your guide to a rough consume can only give about detailed information more For BAC. please see you, effects alcohol and how it website: Australian Drug Foundation the druginfo.adf.org.au.

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Drink Danger – Spiking drinking you are Whether Spiking! Drink close drink your keep not, alcohol or all times. Drink at it you and watch to other alcohol or spiking (putting extra without drink a person’s drugs into is an unfortunate knowledge) their trying to out people who are to risk spiking can Drink time. have a good female, anyone: male or happen to drinking are they old whether young or an open accept not. Never alcohol or see you did not if drink of container you suspect and if being poured it friends have had a drink your you or zero) zero, call 000 (zero, spiked, help. and get it report to immediately Australian Drug from (Sourced adf.org.au.) Foundation, Body size A smaller person will have a higher BAC than a larger person because the alcohol is concentrated in a smaller body mass. Empty stomach Someone with an empty stomach will reach a higher BAC sooner than someone who has just eaten a meal. Food in the stomach slows down the rate at which alcohol passes into the in South Australia the BAC limit is 0.05 it is illegal drive to with a BAC over 0.05 for ‘P’ plate holders or ‘L’ the BAC is 0.0 Body fat have to tend body fat of with a lot People because alcohol is not BACs higher so alcohol is tissue, fatty absorbed into body mass. in a smaller concentrated Factors affecting your BAC your the higher you drink, The more two people who drink However BAC. quite register might the same amount many factors are There BACs. different including: this, will affect that • • Legal BAC limits limits BAC Legal the BAC limits as to legal are There driving: you are level permissible if • • • As the liver metabolises alcohol at around around alcohol at metabolises As the liver level the BAC hour, per one standard drink alcohol is consumed. unless more drops a breathalyser, with is measured BAC blood. of by analysing a sample or Driving laws and safety (continued) safety laws and Driving 75 • SECTION three .

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From a public phone or mobile phone, ring the police on 000. Do not wash, shower, change clothes or clean up in any way until after talking to the police and going the to hospital. couldYou destroy vital evidence. Don’t drink alcohol or take tranquillisers or other drugs as you will have give to a clear account of what has happened. Try remember to everything you can about your attacker. Remember, you are the victim. have nothingYou feel to guilty or ashamed about. Police officers are aware that a person who has been assaulted, sexually or otherwise, is likely beto suffering from emotional shock. They will do all they can things make to as easy as possible for you. It is likely they will provide a female police officer for a female victim. If not, you have the right request to can one. also You ask the police contact to a friend, family member, interpreter or religious adviser beto in attendance with you when you are dealing with the circumstances surrounding the report of assault. If in this situation you should follow • • • • • What do I do if I amassaulted? you that tell someone to is very difficult It is important It assaulted. have been sexually is a assault sexual that remember to people happen to serious crime and can sexuality. or gender their of regardless be the should contact, of point first Your Service: Assault Sexual the or Police Place Yarrow Norwich Centre 2, Level William Rd King 55 Adelaide 5006 North PO Box 620 5006 SA Adelaide North or 8777 8 8226 +61 T SA in Free Toll 421 817 1800 T After hours and emergency 8787 8 8226 +61 T 8778 8 8226 +61 F suggestions or any questions Please direct [email protected] to All services by appointment. are this procedure:

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When socialising, be smart. Drink in a way that leaves you in control.Leaving drinks unattended leaves them open to being spiked quite easily. Walk with confidence and purpose. Avoid lonely or dark places. Be wary of strangers, whether they are on foot, in cars or at parties. Be aware of the people around you. intuition. your Respect If placed in a situation where you feel uncomfortable say “No!” loudly and with includes sexual harassment, unwanted unwanted harassment, includes sexual Sexual assault Sexual is a criminal offence. assault Sexual It and penetration assault indecent touching, remember to is important any kind. It of any anyone and at can happen to it that it certain may make precautions time but a possible perpetrator: for difficult more • • • • • • • probably just being friendly. But be safe, be safe, But being friendly. just probably personal your any of give them and don’t phone your full name, your details like With people you address. your or number meet to arrange know well; always don’t park, a or a café like them in a public place, home or your them to inviting of instead you have built until you feel theirs, to going about know more with them, a relationship with them. comfortable them and feel students spend time Many international students and people with other hanging out own country while and culture their from These people can make Australia. in they’re may be able to and you accepted you feel easily with them more much communicate particularly than you can with the locals, When everything arrived. just when you have can feel it you is new and different, around your find people from to a big relief like own country and cultural background. at be careful you need to remember, But just to know them better, get until you first, though Even as you should with anyone else. in common, you have a lot like you may feel you know cautious until you feel remain them. well and can trust them reasonably students international Many crimes against by people from committed are their own culture. their about questions you have any concerns or If to talk to want or someone you have met, Australian mannerisms and someone about (widely acceptable ‘norms’ communication talk to an appointment make behaviour), Course Coordinator. with your over it 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY different people using it. Once it closes, closes, using it. Once it people different simply is not worththe risk. simply is not There is no magic trick to making friends. to is no magic trick There seemcan it culture foreign a in are you if And to find people who than usual difficult more yourself with. Be kind to along’ ‘get you really time. takes making friends that - remember social opportunities of the most you make If as you would just Australia, in life during your for and easier will be quicker it home, back home. feel at friends and make in, fit you to be to remember people, you meet However be someone new, you meet When careful. know the person to cautious until you get If her. him or you can trust and feel better are they you, starts talking to a stranger Making new friends Avoiding dangerous areas Avoiding and activities and aware always be alert to is important It avoid dangerous and to surroundings your of night. particularly at and activities, areas A public place can vary the course through may be used by different It the day. of may times. It different at people of groups at certain times and isolated be busy at during the day may be different others. It can These differences night. is at than it on the way you impact have a very different example: in them. For when you are feel in the morning outside a hotel The street and to be used by people going to is likely however, night At shopping. or work from be on the street to likely the people most Alcohol consumption patrons. hotel are in these places, has now become a factor women), many (particularly for and for may become less safe. some areas A shopping mall during the day has lots of and usually dark. isolated is often it 8.00am A school between the hours of and 5.00pm is usually lively and active. during school holidays 5.00pm or After dominated or may be isolated it however, Being in people. of groups by particular is busy is very different a place when it is There when the place is isolated. from – be But be afraid, to no reason often and be careful. be aware, alert, HOWEVER: Many crimes have beenHOWEVER: Many crimes hitchhikers innocent against committed crimes and personal including violent know anything do not You abductions. into. you get car the person whose about hitchhike! you is: Don’t advice to Our It Alcohol, smoking and drugs safety (continued) safety and drugs smoking Alcohol, 77 SECTION three DO NOT use water put to out an oil fire. Use a dry powder extinguisher, fire blanket or saucepan lid extinguish, to ‘if safe do to so’. Get down on the floor. Crawlto the door Get out of your room Close the door as this prevents smoke and fire from spreading Alert others When outside stay out Call000 Most house fires start in the kitchen. Prepare food only in the kitchen. Always stay in the kitchen while food is cooking. Hot oils and fats catch fire easily: -  -  offTurn the cooking appliances before you leave the room or go bed. to

Cooking • • • • • escape your Plan In a fire: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Fire Metropolitan from (Sourced mfb.vic.gov.au) – Melbourne, Brigade Do not smoke in bed. Dampen cigarette butts before putting them in the rubbish. sureMake your candles are on properly designed candle holders. Don’t leave your room when a candle or oil burner is alight. Don’t go sleep to when a candle or oil burner is alight. Do not put candles or oil burners near windows; be careful, curtains can catch fire easily. Read and follow the operating instructions for your heater. All clothes and curtains should be at least one metre from the heater. offTurn all heaters before you leave your room or go bed. to Before you go bed to at night or leave your home, ensure heaters are turned off at their power source and fires are extinguished. Computers, monitors and TVs can overheat andcause fires even when not in use. They should be turned off after each session. Good air circulation is necessary around TVs and videos. TVs shouldbe turned off at the set, not only with the remote control. Light globes can become very hot. It is dangerous cover to lamp a with any type of fabric. dim a lamp To it is recommended that a lower wattage globe isused. Candles, oil burners and cigarettes oil burners and cigarettes Candles, hazards. fire can all be dangerous • • • • • • Candles, oil burners and cigarettes Heaters warm in the yourself keep nice to It’s heaters remember but weather, cooler house fires. cause of a major are • • • • • •

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Improper use of power boards and double adaptors can lead to fires. A double adaptor or a powerboard plugged into another double adaptor or powerboard creates a danger of overloading the system. For safety, use a single extension cord rather than joining shorter cords. Leaving an extension cord coiled while in use or placing a cord under floor coverings can cause overheating. Be careful to keep electrical appliances from away water. A hair dryer takes time cool to down. For safety, allow this happen to on a inflammable surface before storing it. Test yourTest smoke alarm monthly by pressing thetest button. DON’T remove the battery. DON’T take the smoke alarm down. DON’T cover thesmoke alarm. Replace the battery in your smoke yearly. alarm Regularly vacuum over and around your smoke alarm remove to dust and debris it keep to clean. If there is no smoke alarm or it does not work report it your to landlord. Electricity electricity assists use of The safe house fires. in preventing • • When you are sleeping you cannot smell sleeping you cannot When you are wake They alarms save lives. Smoke smoke. smoke from the danger you to you and alert alarm have a smoke You MUST and fire. All homes must is the law. it you live, where alarm on each level. Landlords have a smoke of installation for responsible legally are are Tenants properties. alarms in rental maintaining and testing for responsible you live on-campus will bealarms. If there you live off If room. alarm in your a smoke be must there flat campus in a house or bedroom. alarm outside your a smoke can save it alarm, smoke your after Look Smoke alarms your life. life. your • • • • • • •

International students are increasingly appearing in in appearing increasingly are students International Australia. in deaths and incidents fire to related statistics can You preventable. are fires these of most Sadly, your in fire of risk the reduce to steps simple some take help to below tips safety fire the Follow accommodation. accommodation: your in fire of chance the reduce you Home fire safety fire Home 78 SECTION three

Minimise your timein the sun between 10.00am 3.00pm. to Seek shade. Wear suitable clothing that provides good sun protection. Choose a broad brim, legionnaire-style or bucket-style hat that will protect your face, neck and ears. Wear UV protective sunglasses. Apply SPF 30+ broad spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen 20 minutes before you go out into the sun.

There are six simple steps you can follow to to you can follow six simple steps are There and protect skin cancer of risk your reduce skin: your 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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Skin cancer and skin damage are caused are and skin damage Skin cancer harmful the sun’s to by being exposed to The key (UVR). radiation ultraviolet protect is to skin cancer preventing the sun by practising sun skin from your behaviours. safe Sun protection Sun In fact, one in every two Australians will be diagnosed with with be diagnosed will Australians two every in one fact, In The good lifetime. their during point some cancer at skin exposure your minimising By can be prevented. it is, news can you (UVR), radiation ultraviolet damaging sun’s the to cancer. skin of development the prevent and skin your protect

Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. world. the cancer in skin of rate highest the has Australia Sun safety Sun 79 SECTION three swimming. Your hands can be dug into the sand in the sand hands can be dug into Your stability and as a length for arm’s at front surface. to pull forward when ready bring your is deep enough, the water If body so you can get your knees up under an like the bottom, push off a good to This gives added force uncoiling spring. until in this process Repeat dive. next your then start chest-deep water, If a broken wave approaches when the wave approaches a broken If dive down and run deep, too is not water In deep water, crawl along the bottom. or the reach trying energy to extra use not do the below just to duckdive instead bottom; pass and the wash to for Wait turbulence. the surface the (off to kick then push or predetermined possible).our if bottom, path on the swim out. position by occasionally your Check when look a quick head for raising your a swell. of swimming on top • • • • Surf Lifesaving from (Sourced sls.com.au.) Australia, be fought against and should be negotiated and should be negotiated against fought giving you time to by diving underneath, as and lie as flat the bottom reach possible on the sand while the wave passes over. Before entering the surf, always make note note make always surf, the entering Before such as a building or a landmark of the water can be seen from headland that maintaining a and used as a guide for any the depth of Also check fixed position. any sandbank of and the height gutter will help waves – this diving under before spinal injury. prevent negotiate surf, the through out going When the shallows by a high hurdle type of waist your reach stride until the breakers is slowed. progress until your or should not and force any size of Waves Don’t panic – stay calm. If you are a strong swimmer, swim at a 45 degree angle across the rip and in the same direction as the current until you reach the breaking wave zone, then return shore. to If you are a weak or tired swimmer, float with the current, don’t fight it. Swim parallel the to shore for about 30 40 to metres until you reach the breaking wave zone, then swim back shore to or signal for help. Remember stay to calm and conserve your energy. smoother surface with much smaller waves, alongside white water (broken waves) waves breaking further out sea to on both sides of the rip debris floating outto sea a rippled look, when the water around is generally calm Surf skills Surfskills surf the Negotiating • • • Escaping from a rip in a rip: caught you are If • • • • • • • • alcohol.

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darker colour, indicating deeper water murky brown water caused by sand stirred up off the bottom Find the flags and swim between them. the and yellow flags mark The red the beach. swim at place to safest help signs – they the safety at Look and dangers you identify potential the beach. daily conditions at some good for a surf lifesaver Ask advice - surf conditions can change or a surf lifesaver to quickly so talk the water. entering before lifeguard swim with you – so you a friend to Get safety each other’s for out can look should needed. Children help if and get always be supervised by an adult. you help – if for hand up your Stick stay in the water, trouble into get signal arm to and raise your calm, rip or with a current help. Float for it. try and swim against – don’t Never swim at unpatrolled beaches. Never swim at night. influence of the swim under Never Never run and dive into the water. Never swim directly after a meal. The surf environment The following features will alert features The following a rip: of the presence you to • • Identifying a rip Identifying a A rip is a strong current running out to to running out current A rip is a strong rescues most the cause of sea. Rips are A rip usually occurs beaches. performed at between the shore when a channel forms up waves have built and large and a sandbar, causing a sea, to which then returns water the surf stronger the larger The drag effect. can carry as they dangerous the rip. Rips are deep water. into out swimmer tired or a weak Rips F  L  A  G  S  – NEVER And remember • • • Remember the F-L-A-G-S and stay safe • • •

Understanding the ocean is very important – the more you ocean very is you the more importantUnderstanding – the affect conditions tides and wind waves, how about know safe, yourself keep to are you able better the water, in the danger Recognising danger. from others, rescue or even part an is essential surf of conditions awareness and signs of lifesaving. Beach Safety Beach 80 SECTION three proceeding.

Switch the ignition off. It is unlikely that a vehicle’s fuel tank willexplode from the heat of a passing bush or grass fire Close all windows and vents or turn vents recycle. to Put the headlights on so that the car is as visible as possible, especially to fire tankers. Everyone must get down on the floor, below window height and cover all exposed skin with a wool or cotton blanket. Do not use synthetics, which may give off toxic vapours or melt. Stay in the vehicle until the fire front has passed. Generally this will take between 30 seconds and one minute. During this time it will be hot, noisy and frightening. It will last a short time even though it may seem longer. If you have drink water, it. Never attempt drive to through smoke or flame. Crashes can occur when drivers run off the road, striking trees or other cars. Once the fire front has passed, exit the vehicle and inspect it for damage before Do not proceed until you are satisfied that the fire has passed and that you are not likely be to trapped a second time. Falling trees and branches are a hazard during and after intense fires. Do not park or drive under trees. Exit the area as quickly as possible. Remember fire vehicles may be trying enterto the area and your presence may hinder fire fighting operations. • • • • • • • • • • • mynrma.com.au.) NRMA, from (Sourced Look for a clear area, preferably off the road. Areas clear of grass or bush are safest – they will not sustain fires of high intensity. Do not leave the vehicle. Many people have lost their lives by exiting the vehicle only beto trapped on foot in the open. vehicle Your will help protect you from radiant heat, the chief danger. Limit your use of fire. Use a fuel stove for cooking and wear thermal clothing warm. keep to Never leave fires unattended or unconfined. Visit the ranger station or park information centre obtain to details on the best places visit to and any additional safety tips for that park. Advice for motorists caught in bush fires in common occurrences are Bush fires summers. long hot often Australia during our areas, and fire-affected in smoke you are If you must If the roads. you should stay off headlights on, your put in the car, get and footwear clothing in protective dress and water food you take sure and make periods if long for – you could be stuck closures. by road is blocked journey your tuned it radio on and keep the car Turn updates. fire bush local stations for to a bush fire, in the middle of caught you are If calm. and remain immediately the car park • • • •

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Check the weather forecast and be prepared for unexpected changes in weather. Check the length and degree of difficulty of your planned walk. Consider using a local guide when taking long or difficult walks. When walking or exploring outdoors drink plenty of water (allow at least one litre of water per hour of walking). Wear sturdy shoes and socks, a hat, sunscreen lotion, comfortable clothing and insect repellent. Other handy items for long bushwalks include food, warm clothing, first aid supplies,torch a and a map. Never walk alone. Read maps and signs carefully. Stay on the track and stay behind safety barriers. Never dive into a rock-pool, creek, orlake river. Stay away from cliff edges and waterfalls. Do not feed or play with native animals. mightYou get bitten or scratched. In the bush you plan some time in if Be prepared Always tell hike. bushland. Plan your our time and what going you are someone where them know when Let return. to you expect safely. you return • • • • • •

Australia has many extraordinary and beautiful places places beautiful and extraordinary many has Australia other with travel trip, a on going are you If explore. to are you where knows someone sure make people, track. or a walking a road on stay and times all at Bush and outback safety outback and Bush 81 SECTION three If you have trouble with your vehicle, don’t leave your vehicle because it will provide you with shade and protection from the heat. Wait for help come to you.to Hire appropriate emergency communication equipment, such as a satellite phone or an Emergency Beacon Radio Indicating Position device (EPIRB). Obey road closure signs and stay on routes. recognised Fires in desert and bush areas can spread very quickly. If required, be prepared evacuate to the area immediately. Australian wildlife and livestock often graze on the roadside and can stray onto the road. Be very careful when driving at sunrise, sunset and at night, when animals are most active. If an animal crosses in front of you brake gently, do not swerve wildly avoid to it. hours always drive with During daylight as outback headlights on low beam, your to see difficult it conditions can make oncoming vehicles. • • • • • • visitvictoria.com) from (Sourced trip. 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY When planning each day of travel spend some time calculate to how long it will take drive to between destinations. Be realistic about how far you can drive in a day. Inform family and friends or the local police of yourtravel plans. The local police can also provide helpful advice on facilities and road conditions. Always carry a current road map. sureMake your vehicle is in good working order and has been serviced recently. Use a four-wheel drive vehicle on unsealed roads in remote areas. Take extra care when driving these vehicles. For example, drive at reduced speeds on unsealed roads. Always carry a spare tyre, tools and Ifwater. travelling remote to areas off major highways take extra food, water, fuel and tyres. Do not overload your vehicle and never carry spare fuel inside an enclosed vehicle. • • • • • • In the outback remote is vast. Our outback Australia’s and towns have few wilderness areas between distances with large often facilities, and plan your be aware so them, Bush and outback safety (continued) safety and outback Bush 82 SECTION three listen your to radio for weather updates don’t use a landline telephone during an electrical storm get inside a vehicle or building if possible if no shelter is available, crouch down, with your feet close together and head tucked in if in a group – spread out, keeping people several metres apart • • outside during a storm: caught you are If • • • visitvictoria.com) from (Sourced

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stay indoors and away from windows unplug sensitive electrical devices computers,like televisions and video after a storm. a storm. after some things you are there During a storm, stay safe: can do to • • State Emergency Services (SES) the managing for is responsible SES The clean-up and helping people during and They may be accompanied by torrential by torrential may be accompanied They loud hailstones, large winds, strong rain, can cause Storms and lightning. thunder and buildings, unroof flash flooding, can You and powerlines. trees damage even by storms affected also be indirectly such as damaged; propertyis not your if cut. being access roads or losing power, Storms can happen anywhere and at any time of the year. year. the of time any at and can anywhere happen Storms from season storm during common more are Storms be aware important is it but to April, end of the to October damage. major can cause storms Severe round. year all Storm safety Storm 83 SECTION three

all species of Australian snakes, including sea snakes funnel web spiders blue ringed octopus cone shell stings wash with soap and water and apply an antisepticif available ensure that the patient’s tetanus vaccination is up date to apply an ice-pack reduce to local pain swelling and pain relief may be required eg paracetamol or an antihistamine reduce(to swelling, redness and itch) the patient should seek medical advice if they develop any other symptoms or signs of infection General First Aid for bites and stings these creatures stings from or bites For away, straight aid assistance first seek and as immobile as possible. stay calm, • • • • or and stings seek bites all other For aid: apply basic first • • • • • Queensland Health (Source health.qld.gov.au.) patient who shows signs of anaphylaxis, anaphylaxis, signs of who shows patient the and have an ambulance, call 000 for the emergency to immediately taken patient hospital. the nearest of department Anaphylaxis – allergic reactions allergic – Anaphylaxis reaction allergic Anaphylaxis is a severe sensitive individuals from in can occur that the to any chemicals foreign to exposure or plants, and stings, including bites body, example for the body, of medications. Parts that swell up so much throat or the face cases In severe breathe. can’t the patient within a few shock into may go the patient any For can stop. and the heart minutes Bites and stings and Bites Australia are insects in The majority of Some insects humans. harmful to not so threatened are they and sting if bite you them if avoid touching to is best it bitten. avoid being stung or to want Australia-wideThe Poisons have a common Centres Information 26. 11 13 number telephone certain insect to allergic Some people are an allergic In the case of venom. or bites medical attention stings, or bites to reaction Call a immediately. should be sought 000. or guidance, hospital for or doctor

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take care avoid to marine stingers do not enter water where crocodiles may live In the warm waters of Tropical Queensland: • • Native animals are by nature timid, timid, by nature Native animals are food having been provided however, may become aggressive people, from bitten may get You food. of in pursuit human foods addition, In scratched. or native animals. may be harmful to Never feed or play with wildlife with play or feed Never Stay well back from goannas, crocodiles, crocodiles, goannas, from Stay well back wild and also cassowaries, dingoes, snakes, horses and buffaloes. People cattle, pigs, killed by wild or have been seriously injured approaching animals. Be very about careful or such as kangaroos animal, any injured and scratch bite to likely are They possums. move them. or touch to you attempt if Be cautious Be Be wary of animals in their natural habitat

Australia is home to a variety of native animals. Even if if Even animals. native of a variety to home is Australia – them or feed touch not do you, to seem friendly they and humans with contact close used to not are they Australia’s of any visiting are you If hurtmay you. following. the read please and forests parks beautiful Dangerous animals and plants and animals Dangerous 84 SECTION four Y Studying at Eynesbury at Studying

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EIBT Diploma programs Diploma EIBT Start dates Pearson (PVT) Versant Test CentrePearson’s Testing Entry and exit requirements Mixed Program (English plus CertificateEIBT IV/Diploma) Important ELICOS staff contacts entry requirementsGPA FSP/UTP/Unistart performance criteria FSP/UTP/Unistart Objectives Expectations Visa conditions Eynesbury at offered Programs Diploma studies Programs Academic performanceAcademic Why choose Eynesbury choose Why Foundation Studies Program? Program? Studies Foundation Programs offered available Courses levels and Aims Eynesbury: aims, objectives and expectations Section four contents Section S4C 86 FSP Extended FSP punctuality and Attendance conduct and Attitude Important list staff contact Business of Institute Eynesbury and Technology (EIBT) FSP courses FSP Standard FSP Timetable Mixed program Mixed EAP competencies key English language courses ELICOS – Why study an EIBT Diploma program? programs EIBT ELICOS student performance criteria Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program (FSP) SECTION four 124 124 124 121 121 121 127 127 127 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 126 126 123 123 123 122 129 129 129 121 127 128 123 130 ...... Computing, internet and email and internet Computing, Plagiarism Student Code of Conduct Study skills: ‘Surviving and thriving’ as you study at Eynesbury! Student support services support Student Disability support Expectations of you as a student welfare Student Example program requirements tips Learning/organisation What is your learning style? Quick guide personnel key to selection Subject Learning supportLearning Stress Another very important sleep – consideration Stress reduction Some possible difficulties Campus and facilities and Campus Facilities services and programs Academic How to accessHow to the Eynesbury Portal access theTo public directory Printing, internet and photocopy credits photocopier/scanner Student Timetables Text books costsAdditional reports and Assessment Library services lockersStudent labs Computer accessHow to internet on arrival Check your email frequently viewHow to your email at home Another important self help measure – healthy eating/nutrition On-campus support for international students 111 111 111 111 114 114 114 112 112 112 112 113 113 113 115 115 115 115 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 116 116 120 120 120 117 114 112 118 119 116 120 ...... 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY International student visa conditions conditions visa International Payment enquiries Payment ID Cards Refund and Cancellation Policy services Student Payment options Payment cash by Credit cards Counselling Student administration information Student fees Paying International and AusAID sponsored students Eynesbury Policies and Procedures Arrive early Topic 1: Before enrolment 1: Topic Attendance and punctuality and Attendance Year 10 and 11 accommodation and 11 10 Year and welfare arrangements Further information Important staff contact list rights students’ International Topic 6: Complaints 6: Topic and Appeals QualityAustralian Education Assurance System orientation Student What happens if I miss orientation? orientation importantMost at completed tasks Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Eynesbury procedures and policies Eynesbury Admissions Coordinators Accommodation Student What happens orientation? What at Benefits of arriving early What bring to orientation? to Topic 2: Student support Student 2: Topic Study 3: choicesTopic and assistance Changing enrolment 4: Topic 5 : CourseTopic progress and reportingattendance Section four contents (continued) Section four 87 SECTION four 131 131 131 131 131 130 130 130 130 130 132 ...... 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Section four contents (continued) Section four 88 Student expectations behaviour Appropriate Inappropriate behaviour harassment and Discrimination Smoking Eynesbury expectations Eynesbury expectations Complaints, appeals and grievances Misconduct Penalties for misconduct Appeal Survival page – useful phone numbers SECTION four in progress

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be enrolled in a registered course maintain an attendance rate of at least 80 percent. This is a minimum accepting responsibility for the role as a learner in an adult learning environment respecting the staffand other students in the academic community and environmentlearning seeking assistance from teachers/and or counsellors show to an active attitude learning maintain approved Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while in Australia notify Eynesbury of your Australian address and any subsequent changes of address within seven days comply with Eynesbury’s requirements relation the to payment of course fees complete the course within the duration specified in the CoE satisfactoryacademicmaintain Visa conditions Visa abide you must a visa, granted you are If with comply to by its conditions. Failure in the these conditions could result These conditions visa. your cancellation of to): limited not are include (but • • • • • • • and mandatory of a full list For visa conditions discretionary student immi.gov.au/students/ please visit visa-conditions-students.htm. • • • productively

demonstrate a motivation learn, to and have to a positive approach to achievement academic defining and recording personal goals articulating what is needed to goals achieve using independent study time actively responding feedback to about weaknesses in any area of work making effective use of resources deadlines meeting presenting work reflecting care and effort provide the means for improving your basic skills (such as those relating to English language, expression and numeracy) when needed ensure student workloads are appropriate you to and the courses you are studying help you as students develop useful study skills help you avoid unnecessary absences from class assist you complete to all the courses you are enrolled in provide you with current printed information about procedures relating theto examining authority or other appropriate authorities which are relevant you to Expectations all: as students to you Eynesbury expects • by: This can be exhibited • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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prepare you perform to at your optimum level in examinations other and/or forms of academic assessment in courses offered by Eynesbury in order giveto you the best chance for entry into your chosen tertiary institution prepare you for a seamless entry universityto develop and maintain a statistically high level of student achievement in each subject taught provide facilities suited young to adult students counsel you carefully at enrolment to youmake clearly aware of what you are undertaking and sure make to you are enrolledin courses which satisfy current educational guidelines, personal needs, aspirations vocational and interests personal growth, maturity anda senseof worth an optimum level of academic achievement skills in independent learning skills communication good a love of learning social awareness and community staff are to: are staff • • • • • The shared objectives of Eynesbury of objectives The shared Objectives Eynesbury aims to encourage you as encourage Eynesbury to aims of: develop in the areas students to • • • • • • Aims and expectations Eynesbury: aims, objectives aims, Eynesbury: 89 SECTION four 3rd Year 3rd Year Bachelor Program Bachelor Program y 2nd Year 2nd Year a Program

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competency. learning and conversational English Study skills: Reading: note-taking and academic techniques note-takingtechniques academic and Writing: summarising and writing essays and research reports Speaking: Level EAP3 EAP2 EAP1 • EAP competencies key (compulsory) week Class time: 20 hours per • Timetable morning and afternoon operates ECAE Classes Friday. Monday to classes from 1.00pm to 8.45am either run from Students have 5.15pm. to 1.00pm or approximately at break a 15-minute 20 are There and 3.00pm. 10.00am week. classes per scheduled hours of individual student. For in score the exit achieve level you must next of all areas The starting level will be determined by theThe starting level will be determined the or enrolment upon provided score IELTS TAKEN score achievement test placement approved or no IELTS if ARRIVAL UPON directly enter To is provided. test alternative students need an entry course the EAP into enter Students wishing to 4.5. level of test academic another to proceed to in order EAP some complete first course may have to General Purposes (EGP) English for levels of equivalent IELTS reached have not they if 4.5 already. • •

fully equipped library including books, magazines, Internet resources and English Language self access materials laboratories computer equipment audio/visual modern student breakout areas eynesbury.navitas.com/programs/ english-for-academic-purposes eynesbury.navitas.com/programs/ english-studies English for HighSchool Studies (Intermediate to Upper Intermediate)* English for General Purposes (EGP) Intermediate) to (Beginner Located over two campuses, ECAE is in the ECAE two campuses, over Located central business district Adelaide’s of centre Central the popular opposite and directly and restaurant and the Chinatown Market shopping precinct. All Eynesbury students have full access well-equipped teaching modern, to which include: and facilities resources • • • • • program Mixed English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Advanced) to (Intermediate levels available in the three are There Academic Purposes (EAP) English for take designed to These are program. an entry IELTS students from level of equivalent an IELTS to 4.5 through equivalent weeks 10 level runs for Each 6.5–7.0. of achieve the required although students must with a higher exit to Average Grade Point is based on Assessment three. in EAP score both course work successful completion of and exams. approximately takes As a guideline it 0.5 on improve to English weeks of 10 Eynesbury grade. equivalent an IELTS varies depending on the Improvement the and academic skills of commitment Courses and levels available course being Depending on the ELICOS available: are levels following the undertaken, •

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Vocational Studies. Our English Language English Language Studies. Our Vocational High School preparation, Mixed Program Mixed Program School preparation, High ichm.edu.au Senior High School Years 10, 11, 12 12 Senior High School 11, Years 10, Foundation Studies Program (FSP) University Transition Program (UTP) Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT) Flinders University flinders.edu.au ICHM 16–20 Coglin Street. Studying ELICOS at at Studying ELICOS Street. Coglin 16–20 the same campus as the academic program the assists students with the transition to next their ELICOS for High School Studies is delivered Studies is delivered School High for ELICOS School campus at Senior in the Eynesbury ELICOS while all other Street Franklin 15–19 in Eynesbury’s delivered are programs campus at brand new state-of-the-art programs are designed to enable students designed to are programs advanced of range a wide transition to to Eynesbury and study at courses of other all of a pathway to provides ECAE Eynesbury’s academic programs, which include: • • • • pathways to also provides ECAE International University and the Flinders Management Hotel of College information: further (ICHM). For • • * This program is for students who need to improve their English prior to entry into Senior Secondary High School Studies and (Years 12). 11 10, Quality teaching, outstanding facilities facilities outstanding Quality teaching, support and academic and welfare educational ECAE’s services central to are by taught are All programs philosophy. professionals TESOL highly qualified helping ECAE to committed who are students achieve academic success. Australia and English of is a member ECAE Australia (National ELT NEAS of is a member can You Australia) Scheme Accreditation at websites respective their visit englishaustralia.com.au and neas.org.au. General include Intensive programs ECAE Academic Purposes, English for English, English University preparation, English for for (English plus Cert/Diploma), and English for

Eynesbury College Academy of English (ECAE) is a is (ECAE) English of Academy College Eynesbury providing institution educational modern dynamic and encourages that environment in an programs quality high studies. their in excellence achieve to students English language courses – ELICOS courses language English 91 SECTION four Pearson’s Testing Centre Testing Pearson’s Adelaide Pearson’s the Eynesbury operates Street the Coglin at Centre Testing Adelaide). Street, Coglin campus (16–20 EnglishAcademic of Test The Pearson’s dates numerous on (PTE) is offered the for register To the year. throughout pearsonpte.com. please visit PVT, Entry and exit point scores in proficiency test test scores in proficiency point exit and Entry 2.5–3.0 3.0–3.5 3.5–4.0 4.0–4.5 4.5–5.0 5.0–5.5 (GPA)* 5.5–7.0 Pearson Versant (PVT) Test English their met Students who have not TOEFL or via IELTS entry requirements an Eynesbury entry into direct for Versant the Pearson can take program to is used online test This free Test. and takes English, level of your determine complete. to 50 minutes approximately and successfully the PVT who sit Students, meets English entry that achieve a score their entry into direct will gain requirements, and do the PVT Students who sit program. the English entry requirements meet not to can be packaged program, their for study for Language Eynesbury EAP complete to weeks required of the assessed number Eynesbury. for the entryrequirements meet Eynesbury their On successful completion of students will be study, language EAP program. their commence eligible to may be shore applying off Students who are country, respective their in PVT the sit to able Eynesbury enquiry, the time of and at details contact Admissions will provide the test, sit To Centres. Test nearby for Eynesbury their submit must the student haven’t they if Admission, Application for be booked can Tests done so already. Admissions: by contacting Eynesbury [email protected] E Level

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year to Students must finish their programs on the set end dates, and not before. Late arrivals can only be negotiated in advance with the Academic Director, ELICOS. Arriving late is NOT encouraged as it brings a risk of not meeting the exit * Depending on exit GPA. English for General Purposes Level (EGP 2) (EGP General Purposes Level English for English for General Purposes Level (EGP 3) (EGP General Purposes Level English for 4) (EGP General Purposes Level English for Academic Purposes Preparation English for 1) (EAP Academic Purposes Level English for 2) (EAP Academic Purposes Level English for 3) (EAP Academic Purposes Level English for at eynesbury.navitas.com. at Entry and exit requirements Visit eynesbury.navitas.com/ Visit programs/english-studies This program commences at the start of any of the start commences at This program with the the year throughout week teaching holiday breaks. designated of exception Please note: • • • Intensive General English General Intensive Start dates students Studies (for School High English for High Senior undertake to intending who are Eynesbury and at 12 or 11 10, Years School students Purposes (for Academic English for commence an Eynesbury to intending an academic program or academic program start institution) have specific a partner at the year. throughout dates slightly from change The dates year English language courses – ELICOS (continued) – ELICOS courses language English 92 SECTION four

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* (GPA) the next program Required at completion of completion at Required English course in order to enter enter to in order English course 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 ensuring that all relevant materials, books etc are brought class to arriving class to on time behaving in an appropriate manner in class constructivelyparticipating demonstrating a positive collegiate and co-operative attitude towards teachers and other students demonstrating a preparedness to actively seek assistance from the teacher outside of class, as and when At Eynesbury students are assessed on assessed Eynesbury students are At organisational many levels which reflect commitment, application, powers of skills, in Attitude is reflected and attitude. effort participation behaviour, conduct, classroom A positive, skills. and organisational the of attitude on the part satisfactory would include the following: student • • • • • • Attitude and conduct For more information relating to to relating information more For Policy, Conduct Eynesbury’s Code of at website our to please refer eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. Eynesbury’s policies can be viewed at website our and downloaded from eynesbury.navitas.com/policies.

course (GPA) course entry into EAP English EAP into entry Entry score required for required score Entry 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 4.0–4.5 conforming to the Eynesbury attendance the Eynesbury attendance to conforming visa cancelled. Usually policy may have their performance and academic go attendance hand in hand which is why high attendance so important. are rates than 20 minutes students arrive more If this will be counted a class, for late as non-attendance. as missing classes such Excuses for friends or picking up family moving house, to going or DIAC to going the airport, from acceptable. not are meetings with agents only should occur absences arrivals or Late and circumstances, exceptional under been have need to should generally upon in advance and agreed negotiated Academic Director. by the policy on our information further For our to please refer Attendance regarding eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. at website percent. 90 percent. Program 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY performance and progress is performance and progress academic performance academic punctuality attendanceand conduct and attitude

all times however students studying in the all times however Extended FSP Extended IV/Diploma) Certificate (English plus EIBT Mixed Program (Bridging Program) School Preparation High and 12 11 Years Standard Program Transition University (TPP) Program Preparation Tertiary in IV Certificate Diploma EIBT * 50% GPA = 6.0; 65% GPA = 6.5; 70% GPA = 7.0 Year 10 High School Preparation (Bridging Program) School Preparation High 10 Year ELICOS CRICOS provider codes: 016748B, 016754D, 016755C, 016756B, 016751G, 016752F, 016753E, 016749A, 016750G. 016749A, 016753E, 016752F, ELICOS CRICOS 016751G, provider 016756B, 016755C, codes: 016754D, 016748B, Student attendance is monitored on a is monitored attendance Student weekly basis and any students not must Academic Purposes course must English for of maintain an attendance Attendance and punctuality and Attendance students maintain Eynesbury insists that rate attendance percent 80 a minimum of at required to conform with conform to required reviewed Eynesbury’s minimal expectations. Academic performance Academic depends on each criteria Assessment specific subject and you will receive subject course. your of the start at information Your ELICOS studentELICOS performance criteria is assessed progress student Eynesbury, At three on the basis of and monitored may be These criteria performance criteria. ways in different in and reported recorded outcomes appropriate but courses, different academic success and vital to are in all three to allow satisfied in order be generally must program level or one course from promotion the next. to are: The performance criteria 1. GPA entry requirements entry GPA 2. 3. English language courses – ELICOS (continued) – ELICOS courses language English 93 SECTION four requisites). ‑ university. university. FSP students have guaranteed places in degreecourses provided they are particular university that with packaged and achieve the appropriate score (subject quota to and pre The FSP is recognised as a pathway into interstate universities (subject to meeting entry and language requirements): including the University of Melbourne, Monash University, University of Queensland, University of Western Australia and The University of New South Wales. FSP students have also been accepted into many other Universities. Australian Standard program program Standard April and leads January or Commences in year the following the February intake to for program Extended and months 15 is for This program and leads to commences in October the intake Standard FSP the February year. following FSP coursesFSP • •

FSP is specifically designedto cater for the needs of international students. FSP graduates have achieved outstanding results at University since 1994. FSP students are enrolled as university students. FSP students packaged with the University of Adelaide enjoy facilities and support services of the University and Eynesbury. Foundation Studies Program? Why choose Eynesbury • • • • Foundation students benefit from being from benefit students Foundation a combined English language of part School High Senior and (ELICOS) centre students. Australian and International for (FSP) Studies Program The Foundation delivery:is available in two modes of and there Standard and Extended specialisation: of five streams are Humanities, Business, Science, Sciences and Engineering. Health

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The Foundation Studies Program provides provides Studies Program The Foundation tertiary study, for preparation an excellent maintaining high academic standards and the individual to attention giving careful students. international needs of given provisional are students Foundation at degree undergraduate the admission into the University Adelaide or the University of performance to Australia subject South of Studies Program. in the Foundation Admission is confirmed when students and achieve the the program complete for ‑requisites necessary and pre score by the university. as set degree that a common Since Eynesbury provides the of on behalf program Foundation Adelaide and the University University of students may change Australia, South of during the course preferences degree their being approval to subject the program of university the relevant obtained from visa is currently with whom the student’s being there to subject and packaged meeting any academic available places, and achieving the required ‑requisites pre the new course. entry for score Since 1994 Eynesbury has provided a Foundation Studies Studies a Foundation provided has Eynesbury 1994 Since The and University Adelaide of University the for Program by governed is program The FSP Australia. South of Eynesbury universities. the with in conjunction Program (FSP) Eynesbury Foundation Studies Foundation Eynesbury 94 SECTION four

University contact details contact University Adelaide The University of OfficeInternational Adelaide The University of Building Oliphant 5, Level 8 8303 6457 +61 T [email protected] E Australia South The University of Office International UniSA Student achievement score achievement Student Standard FSP for assessments Student throughout completed based on work are and onAssessment) (internal the year the end of held at examination a final Assessment). Each the course (External and the 100 of out full course is marked added courses are the two half marks of as one full course. and counted together 500 is calculated. of out score An aggregate electives this is a three students taking For all marks. simple addition of All Universities have a language undergraduate all their for ‑requisite pre 6.5 IELTS) courses (usually 6.0 or course has a The Eynesbury FSP the International column in separate and the brochure Undergraduate each for website course International the This column provides University. for ‑requisites 500 plus pre of out score Australian South the three all courses at students. the FSP Universities for Entry also available for points are more Universities. For some Interstate Academic Director, see the information the Universities directly. contact or FSP Australia South University of Adelaide Street Currie 101 1, Level 58 1818 4854/1800 3 9627 +61 T [email protected] E

Biology Chemistry Mathematics Fundamentals of Mathematics Psychology EnvironmentalStudies Modern History Politics Fundamentals of Mathematics English - Media and Studies Communication Psychology Accounting Accounting Economics Mathematics Fundamentals of Mathematics Psychology Physics Mathematics Mathematics Additional Chemistry Biology Chemistry Physics Mathematics Mathematics Additional Psychology Fundamentals of Mathematics EnvironmentalStudies Health SciencesHealth • • • • • Humanities • • • • • • the be available for Some electives may not intakes April and October Business • • • • • Engineering • • • • Science • • • • • • • • All students must take at least least at take All students must elective courses: three

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Language and Communication (four hours per week – full course) Studies International (two hours per week – half course) Clear Thinking and Logic (two hours per week – half course). Elective courses Elective pathway, degree Depending on their electives students may choose three elective course Each any stream. from week. per hours contact comprises four generally Engineering students are required to take Mathematics, Mathematics, take to required Additional Mathematics and Physics. also Some Engineering programs ‑requisites These pre Chemistry. require advised and students are may change each of the prospectus consult to requirements. the latest university for the October Students who complete mid year eligible for are course Accelerated Students University. entry (July) to intake some undergraduate that be aware need to have a mid year University courses do not Sciences courses particularly Health intake, be available. may not and some subjects Standard April the Students who complete February entry to eligible for course are university courses the following most that be aware Students need to year. courses some undergraduate entry into which require numbers or with restricted be available. may not special criteria FSP Standard FSP courses Core courses are three The following students: all Foundation compulsory for • • • the 200 of for courses count These core 500. of out score final achievement Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program (FSP) (continued) (FSP) Program Studies Foundation Eynesbury 95 SECTION four

Stage 1 to (October 1 Term the of Assessment above. listed December) courses as on is based 1 Stage in Assessment assessment continuous 50 percent examinations. for and 50 percent 2–5 Terms Program successful Extended January, In Standard the students from join students and are Studies Program Foundation some elective classes into integrated students with local and International School. High 12 Year Senior studying Stage 2 5 (January to to 2 Term the of Assessment the December) courses as per following Studies Program. Standard Foundation Standard is based on 2 Stage in Assessment used are 1 Stage assessment. Results in FSP 2. Stage transition to assess successful to the final assessment for used not are They University. transition to or 2 Stage in Assessment is conducted in two stages: is conducted Assessment Academic Writing Academic Researchand Critical Enquiry Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Additional Psychology Physics Biology Chemistry Accounting Economics EnvironmentalStudies Core courses Core compulsory courses are three The following students: Foundation Extended all for • • • courses Elective two equivalent to up Students select the following full courses from areas: introductory • • • • • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY For more information please contact Eynesbury Admissions at [email protected] CRICOS provider codes: Standard FSP 009892G; Extended FSP 051743E. Please note: that some Bachelor degrees cannot be packaged with whilst FSP, others have quotas, language requirements or interview processes. Term 1 weeks) (10 term the first Students take classes specifically including some separate students Foundation Extended designed for skills and competencies, on key with a focus Foundation success at essential for content students take level. During this term, courses (compulsory) core week 10 three elective courses week and two 10 FSP Extended FSP plus December to October weeks from Ten course commencing 38 weeks standard FSP enrolment. following Januaryyear the of in commencing in October, FSP, The Extended who students has been designed for and some additional Language require in and revision Communication studies the for preparation as academic areas key January. commencing in Standard FSP Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program (FSP) (continued) (FSP) Program Studies Foundation Eynesbury 96 SECTION four 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY 97 SECTION four appropriate

ensuring that all relevant materials, books etc are brought class to arriving classes to punctually behaving in an appropriate manner in class class constructivelyparticipating in demonstrating a positive collegiate and co-operative attitude towards teachers and other class members demonstrating a preparedness to actively seek assistancefrom teachers outside of class, as and when or absences should occur only under only under occur absences should or and should circumstances, exceptional and have been negotiated need to generally advance. in Academic Director by the agreed policy our about information more For our to please refer Attendance regarding eynesbury.navitas.com/policies at website Attitude and conduct Attitude and assessed on many Eynesbury students are At skills, organisational levels which reflect effort commitment, application, powers of in Attitude is reflected and attitude. participation behaviour, conduct, classroom A positive, skills. and organisational the of attitude on the part satisfactory the following: would include student • • • • • • attendance. If you are late for class for late you are If ‑attendance. If students arrive more than 20 minutes than 20 minutes students arrive more If as this will be counted a class, for late non until the be admitted you may not mid‑class break. before be completed missed must All work class and any assignments that the next be day will still need to due on that are sickness. of handed in even in the event is an assignment on the day Being sick get to enough excuse a good due is not have been as you should an extension time up until the due in the working on it on the day absent students are If date. ZERO grade if a will receive they a test of a medical certificate. have do not they as moving missing classes such Excuses for the friends from or picking up family house, meetings to going or DIAC to going airport, arrivals Late acceptable. not are with agents

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An example of an email you must send if you are sick and unable to attend class. Eynesbury insists that students maintain Eynesbury insists that all at rate attendance 80 percent least at is monitored attendance Student times. on a weekly basis and any students not the Eynesbury attendance to conforming visa cancelled. policy may have their Attendance and punctuality and Attendance Academic performanceAcademic depend on each criteria Assessment subject and students will receive subject their of start the at specific information performance and progress Student course. constantly in all courses and is reviewed with conform to required all students are Eynesbury’s minimal expectations.

At Eynesbury student progress is assessed and monitored and monitored is assessed progress At Eynesbury student Criteria. These criteria Performance three on the basis of ways in different in different and reported may be recorded vital to are in all three outcomes courses, but appropriate in and must be generally satisfied academic success course level or program one from allow promotion order to to the next. FSP/Unistart performance criteria performance FSP/Unistart 98 SECTION four

precinct. University lecturers University and delivered are programs EIBT by university lecturing staff. moderated guaranteed you are EIBT, While studying at teaching standards of the highest that all times. will be maintained at classes Smaller only of contain an average Lectures complemented twenty five students and are and workshops. tutorials by small group supportive approach, with our In keeping hours per teaching more provides EIBT the traditional three-hour of Instead course. five to four classes are EIBT block, teaching academic contact This extra sessions. hour knowledge fully develop your allows you to each course. and understanding of English language programs language English an English complete Students who need to EIBT studying at before program language Academy EynesburyCollege the at study can English. of campus EIBT Adelaide in the of in the heart is located EIBT minutes just campus which is Street Coglin links that CBD transport the free from walk to the tram ride Eynesbury via a five minute Adelaide and the University University of Australia. Both universities are South of Rundle Mall, to in close proximity found speciality shops. 700 over home to Eynesbury is the internationally to Adjacent Adelaide Central Market, recognized Street and Gouger District Town China restaurant out break include: student facilities Student student a quiet facilities, with kitchen areas EIBT’s computers. and student study area well equipped with audio are rooms lecture data projectors including visual equipment technology and wireless players, and DVD the campus. is available throughout February June October One visa for all your studies can provide EIBT students, international For duration the entire you with one visa for English This includes your studies. your of program EIBT required), tuition (if language choice. your of and the university program Flexibility in released are results your Whether is an intake there August, or December of the flexibility provides you. EIBT for in: a year (trimesters) intakes three • • • you may be able to suits, the trimester If students enrolling other ahead of fast-track if example, (for in the traditional program second you could enter in October you enrol year).July the following university by year part-time also provides study options EIBT Australian students. for To ensure that EIBT provides quality provides EIBT that ensure To education and services international to as a Higher is registered EIBT students, Australia. South in Provider Education in compliance programs delivers EIBT Education with the Commonwealth Students (ESOS) Overseas Services for are programs institution and Act. Our on the Commonwealth also registered Institutions and Courses of Register Students (CRICOS). Overseas for

Technology

Technology:

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Diploma of Engineering Diploma of Business Diploma of Computing and Information Quality education to step A quality education is the first studying at While a successful future. the highest that guaranteed you are EIBT, maintained at are teaching standards of delivered are programs all times as our by and moderated by university lecturers Australian Universities. South the three accredited are by EIBT offered All programs and Registration Accreditation by the by the endorsed Council (ARC) or ARC is Australia. South University of South Authority in the Government ensuring that for Australia responsible national quality assurance meet programs the accreditation of As part standards. reviewed regularly are programs process, and current guaranteeing and revised students. EIBT for programs relevant Australian Council the of is a member EIBT (ACPET), Training and Education Private for higher private which is the national body for Australia. in education providers Why study an EIBT Diploma program? • and Technology (EIBT) and Technology offered are programs The following of the Eynesbury Institute at Business and • • Programs Eynesbury Institute of Business of Institute Eynesbury 99 SECTION four Australian Tertiary Australian

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* Australian Students still subject entry to SATAC requirements. CRICOS provider code: 074483G. Why study an EIBT Diploma program? and a proven Programs University Level university second year pathway to to equivalent are Programs Diploma EIBT degree Bachelor of a range of year the first Australia South the University of at programs and moderated delivered and are (UniSA) Students who successfully staff. by UniSA with program Diploma EIBT their complete will be Average Grade Point the required a of second year to admission granted one at program degree Bachelor relevant Adelaide. universities in the three of many is also available at credit A full year’s Australia. universities around other Residents and Permanent Australian Citizens Diplomas EIBT’s who successfully complete South apply via the must Admissions Centre (SATAC)* and meet the meet and (SATAC)* Admissions Centre entry criteria. relevant EIBT Diploma programs Diploma EIBT 100 SECTION four Foundations of Business Law Business of Foundations Australian the This course briefly introduces law in and the functions of system legal the examines It the business environment. Australian common Precedent, Doctrine of the law of to rules relating law and statutory Australia. in agency and the law of contract Society and Business an Society provides Business and between the relationship to introduction the not and government business, society, considers the historical It sector. profit for relationship and cultural influence on that professionals of and the responsibilities employees practitioners, as managers, and customers. Economics of Principles individuals, by faced decisions economic The governments and the firms and households, economy in resource a mixed market of role allocation decisions in the macro-economy; determination prices and output analysis of and incentives; markets of in the context competition policy and structures, market economy; the the general its implication for the market. and weaknesses of strengths programming, index numbers, numbers, index programming, Accounting for Business This course covers accounting and accounting the business environment; in decision and its role information and external management making for reporting and recording, stakeholders; analysing business transactions within the accounting cycle; analysis and interpretation for and cash flow financial statements of accounting business users; and the use of business planning. for information Quantitative Methods for Business for Methods Quantitative to In this course you will be introduced the mathematical concepts and statistical skills necessary in making appropriate decisions. business and management the time value of The course introduces value calculations, and present money linear association and quantitative of measures will also be You principles. research the business application to introduced the elementary probability, regression, of normal distribution and hypothesis testing. Marketing Principles: Principles: Marketing Trading and Exchange the will develop an understanding of You and in an organisation marketing of role the international how new technologies, needs customer business environment, in the external changes and other by affected and are affect, environment This course is an activities. marketing of the buying behaviour to introduction this affecting factors and the customers and develops an understanding behaviour management. marketing of the tools of

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Accounting for Business Foundations of Business Law Business and Society Principles of Economics Communication and Information Information and Communication Systems in Business Principles Management Marketing Principles: Trading and Quantitative Methodsfor Business CRICOS provider code: 072820A. Communication and Information Information and Communication Business in Systems develop the course is to The aim of skills and perspectives about knowledge, communication in business andeffective systems information the use and value of Principles Management in the workplace. in a turbulent operate Organisations forces of a number driven by environment competition intense such as globalisation, change. and rapid technological you provide This course is designed to the nature with a basic understanding of and its organisation work management, of you provides in the modern world. It analyse andwith an opportunity to and work, of the changing nature explain at and managed is organised how work various levels within organisations. Course descriptions Course • • • • Semester 2 Semester Semester 1 Semester • • • • Courses and suggested suggested and Courses course structure

The Diploma of Business introduces students to the the to students introduces Business of The Diploma successfully to required fundamental knowledge degree undergraduate business of range key undertake a University the and Adelaide of University the at programs of consists Business of The Diploma Australia. of South study. of eight courses EIBT Diploma of Business of Diploma EIBT 101 SECTION four

appropriate networking appropriate You will learn to identify and describe will learn to You and networking alternative satisfy user solutions to telecommunications analyse requirements; needs and technical trade-offs associated and long term short justified solutions; and make with alternative of recommendations solutions. and telecommunications Web and Database Development databases, you to This course will introduce allowing you SQL, the Relational Model and will You a database. design and implement to development also utilise web integrated a web architecture create to environments a database. to linked Fundamentals Programming Solving Problem Prerequisite: and Programming This course will build upon the concepts Solving and Programming in Program taught concepts and abstract more and delve into will utilise You techniques. programming for environments development integrated and documentation tools programming, interfaces. application programming Fundamentals Network tools in the problem solving process. solving process. in the problem tools infrastructure issues. infrastructure Problem Solving and Programming and Solving Problem problem you to This course introduces and the utilisation solving and modeling, of programming to will also be introduced You design, the necessaryand will gain skills to and debug a program. test implement, Fundamentals Technology Information provide this course is to The aim of concepts IT to related knowledge foundation courses and careers. other for required will develop a solid understanding of You concepts which will Technology Information to decisions in relation make enable you to IT

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Web and Database Development (equivalent of two courses) ProgrammingFundamentals NetworkFundamentals Information Systems Professional Practice (equivalent of two courses) Problem Solving and Programming Information Technology Fundamentals CRICOS provider code: 072820A. This course develops communication skills environment. within a collaborative work ethics and will analyse professional You within an organisational social responsibility use pervasive themes and context; correct application domain; determine sourcing acquisition or architecture, and and utilise tools requirements; conceptual modeling. Course descriptions Course Systems Information Professional Practice Semester 2 Semester • • • • • • Semester 1 Semester Courses and suggested suggested and Courses course structure

The Diploma of Technology (Information Technology) Technology) (Information Technology of The Diploma introduces program This study. courses of six of consists IT the by required skills of range broad the to you study specialised for basis the provides and professional technology, information as computing, such areas in multimedia and software engineering. Once have you to be able will you diploma, Eynesbury your completed the at in enrol to want you specialisation IT select the Australia. of South University the and Adelaide of University EIBT Diploma of Computing and IT and Computing of Diploma EIBT 102 SECTION four basic verbal safety and basic

AC Analysis:AC sinusoidal signal AC characteristics; review of complex numbers; power energy. Mesh and Nodal analysis Signals and Communication: resonance of RLC circuits; filters and frequency response; amplitude and frequency modulation concepts. Digital Electronics: sequential logic, advancedmethods. Communications Skills and ProfessionalEngineering: basic presentation; including skills written skills for documents such as experimental reports; introduction to EEE degree programs. Workshop: Analog skills; regulated power supply. Simple audio amplifier, hee-haw siren, preamplifier, crystal set, system project: AM radio. Circuits/DC Analysis: electrical sources, and components quantities, circuit analysis laws; Kirchhoff laws, voltage/current circuits, series/parallel superposition, Thevenin divider, theorem; controlled sources. Introduction to Electronics: electrical devices (diodes, transistors) and applications. Diodes, DC power supplies, transistors and op-amps. Introduction to Electrical Machines: introduction magnetic to circuits, transformers and DC and machines. AC Introduction to Digital Electronics: Boolean numbers and algebra, components. combinational Principles: Microcontroller microprocessorinterfacingbasics, and sensors. Digital Workshop: safety and basic skills; design project; electronic die, power supply, oscillator, logic gates, flip-flops and counters, an electrical session. lab machines Electrical Electronic Engineering 1B Electronic Electrical This course covers: • • • • • • • Electrical and Electronic Electronic and Electrical Engineering 1A This course covers basic: • • • • • • are not in equilibrium ie with in equilibrium not are Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics – Mechanics Engineering students how to This course teaches relatively to physics apply Newtonian on follows simple physical situations. It considers but Statics course, the from that systems the Some of velocity and acceleration. kinematics pure are covered topics motion (a mathematical description of kinetic (determine while others are only), involving the concepts motion in problems The course restricts and energy). force of (planar) mechanisms. 2-D to itself This course, together with Mathematics together This course, the basic to an introduction provides IB, calculus of concepts and techniques emphasising their algebra, and linear and applications to inter-relationships the sciences; introduces engineering, in computers of the use students to solving mathematics; and develops problem and practical skills with both theoretical Calculus: are: covered Topics problems. differentiation, one variable, functions of of and techniques integral, the definite equations, Linear Algebra: integration. space vector the real matrices, and eigenvalues optimisation, determinants, algebra. linear applications of eigenvectors; Course descriptions Course Mathematics and1A Mathematics 1B

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Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1A Electrical Electronic Engineering 1B Engineering Mechanics – Statics Design Graphics and Communication Materials I Introduction Programming to for Engineers Object-OrientatedProgramming Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1A AND Electrical Electronic Engineering 1B Introduction Programming to for Engineers AND Design Graphics and Mathematics 1A Mathematics 1B Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics Engineering Communication EAL (EAL Students Only) CRICOS provider code: 076172G. Electives • • • • • • • Core electives Core • OR • • • • • Core courses Core

The Diploma of Engineering is made up of eight courses of courses of eight of up made is Engineering of The Diploma and concepts foundation the to you introduces and study Once you disciplines. associated and Engineering in skills to be able will you diploma, Eynesbury your completed have at in enrol to want you specialisation engineering select the Adelaide. of University the EIBT Diploma of Engineering of Diploma EIBT 103 SECTION four Engineering Communication EAL Communication Engineering task-based This course provides in English as an development language and written spoken for additional language develop is designed to communication. It the to ability appropriate English language an introductory at Engineering and, study of Engineering professional to relevant level, is Class work communication practice. English the students’ develop designed to writing and reading listening, speaking, the and does so through proficiencies on topical focus that materials use of social issues in Engineering professional and assignments are Tasks practice. research on academic writing, focused evidence-based of and the preparation discussion as well as on group documents, presentation. seminar and formal structure, imperfections in solids, diffusion imperfections in solids, structure, metals, mechanical properties of in solids, mechanisms, dislocations and strengthening and phase diagrams mechanisms, failure structures in metals, phase transformations ceramics/polymers/ and properties of processing applications and composites, and ceramics/polymers/composites, of selection. materials the standards for programming language principles, simple principles, language programming Materials I Materials students with a This course provides the underlying basic understanding of science and the engineering performance used in engineering various materials of include: atomic covered Topics applications. Object-Orientated Programming Programming Object-Orientated as an entryThis course is designed level who students course for programming This experience. programming have prior object- the concepts of course introduces students with a to programming oriented The paradigm. in the procedural background control of review course begins with a brief and data types with emphasis on structures data types and array processing. structured the object- introduce then moves on to It focusing paradigm, programming oriented classes along on the definition and use of object-oriented with the fundamentals of include an overview topics design. Other of and basic searching algorithms, analysis of and an introduction sorting techniques, engineering issues. software to trusses, frames and machines; and shear frames and machines; and shear trusses, diagrams. bending moment and force an introduction The course concludes with for techniques analysis approximate to structures. statically indeterminate Syntax and semantics of a 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Algorithms and problem-solving: Problem-solving strategies; the role of algorithms in the problem-solving process; implementation strategies for algorithms; debugging strategies; the concept and properties of algorithms. Fundamentalprogramming constructs: higher-level language; variables, types, expressions, and assignment; simple conditionalI/O; and iterative control parameter and structures;functions passing;structureddecomposition. Fundamental data structures: Primitive types; arrays; records; strings and string processing. Software development methodology: Fundamental design concepts and principles; testing and debugging strategies; test-case design (black box testing and requirements testing); unit environments.programmingtesting; Engineering Mechanics – Statics – Mechanics Engineering students with This course familiarises static equilibrium by the principles of motion to laws of applying Newton’s Emphasis solve engineering problems. body diagrams is placed on drawing free Topics and self-checking strategies. 2D and forces; to include introduction particles and rigid3D equilibrium of gravity and centroids; of bodies; centre loading and hydrostatics; distributed including structures friction; analysis of Design Graphics and Communication Graphics and Design to students The course introduces standards of accepted internationally and graphical engineering both written Students will communication methods. professional learn the fundaments of and team written engineering oral, communication as well as manual and aided drawing skills. Information computer change to this course is subject about continual improvement. of in the pursuit check regularly advised to Students are all of abreast keep MyUni and emails to and amendments. information relevant This course introduces the fundamental This course introduces programming. procedural concepts of structures, control include data types, Topics the mechanics and files, arrays, functions, and debugging. testing, running, of This course covers introductory solving and problem programming Fortran. and C or in MATLAB • • • • Introduction to Programming Programming to Introduction for Engineers EIBT Diploma of Engineering (continued) of Engineering Diploma EIBT 104 SECTION four your your

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Certified copies of your academic record and award certificate from the Certified copies of the course outlines from the other institution. Students who wish to apply for exemptions exemptions apply for Students who wish to do to encouraged are EIBT courses at for will You Australia. arrival in their to so prior form Transfer a Credit complete need to office, the EIBT which is available from following with the EIBT to it and return in not the documents are documents. If a certifiedEnglish you should provide form. Transfer translation with the Credit • Students may apply for exemptions from one or one from exemptions for apply may Students having of basis the on EIBT at study courses of more institution. another course at equivalent the completed or Certificate the in permitted credit The maximum award total the of half one is EIBT at programs Diploma exemptions Credit cases four). is most in (which subjects English. in delivered subjects for be given only may (Exemptions) EIBT Recognition of Prior Learning of Prior Recognition EIBT 105 • application and your will process EIBT the outcome notification of forward formal a If mailing address. current your to will application has been successful EIBT reflect to academic record amend your you have been awarded exemption that study. course(s) of the particular for exemptions apply for unable to you are If Australia you arrival in your to prior the application to your can submit upon arrival. Academic Director Transfer details on the Credit more For at website our to policy please refer eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. SECTION four appropriate

ensuring all relevant materials, books etc are brought class to behaving in a respectful manner in class class constructivelyparticipating in demonstrating a positive collegiate and co-operative attitude towards teachers and other class members demonstrating a preparedness to actively seek assistance from teachers outside of class, as and when 3. Attitude and conduct assessed on many levels Students are ability skills, including organisational commitment, learning, apply their to Attitude is reflected and attitude. effort behaviour, conduct, in classroom skills. participation and organisational A positive attitude includes: • • • • • exceptional circumstances, and should circumstances, exceptional and have been negotiated need to generally advance. in Academic Director by the agreed policy relating on our information further For website our to please refer Attendance to eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. at assessments. 2. Attendance and punctuality and Attendance 2. linked Academic performance is directly to expected Students are attendance. to attendance 80 percent least maintain at are We understand there all times. at rate lectures at attendance make situations that to to miss up students permit so we difficult, explanation. two course sessions without than two Students who miss more supply a medical course sessions must or other certificate counsellor’s certificate, the absence(s). for acceptable explanation than two course Students who miss more a medical certificate, sessions without acceptable other or certificate counsellor’s the the absences(s) may fail for explanation further from course and be precluded classes and submitting at attendance further please unwell and will be absent you are If homestay family your you or that ensure or 9020 8 8216 +61 reception contacts EIBT advise class to your before 9021 8 8216 +61 you miss Any work absence. your them of class. next your before be completed must as moving missing classes such Excuses for the friends up from or picking family house, meetings to going or DIAC to going airport, arrivals Late acceptable. not are with agents only under absences should occur or

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Applications for entry must be made through for Australian SATAC Citizens and Permanent Residents. *  Assessment criteria will vary for each will vary for criteria Assessment subject Students will receive subject. the start at criteria specific assessment performance Student course. their of constantly. is reviewed and progress perform to to expected Students are minimum Eynesbury performance standards and expectations. 1. Academic performance Academic 1. T +61 8 8303 6457 8 8303 +61 T [email protected] E Australia South The University of Level 5, Oliphant Building Oliphant 5, Level Office International UniSA Australia South University of 858 181 4854/1800 9627 3 +61 T [email protected] E is assessed and monitored progress Student Criteria. Performance three on the basis of 1. EIBT student student EIBT performance criteria International OfficeInternational Adelaide The University of Adelaide Street Currie 101 1, Level The University of Adelaide The University of University contact details contact University University Admission and Credit Credit and Admission University Agreements* Transfer a complete Students who successfully the necessary and meet diploma program consideration conditions will be eligible for a university degree admission to for Adelaide the University of any of at program Australia. South the University of or the articulation agreements details of For at link the following to please refer eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. University articulation student performance criteria student performance University articulation and EIBT articulation University 106 2. 3. and reported may be recorded These criteria courses. ways in different in different in all three outcomes appropriate However, success and must academic vital to are one from to progress be satisfied in order the next. to program course level or SECTION four violent, intimidating or aggressivebehaviour assault or threat of attack on an individual or group cheating or plagiarism or collusion drug or alcohol abuse stalking electronic harassment for instance via phone, e-mail or sms bullying, harassment, or humiliation damaging or abusing eynesbury property fraudulent behaviour comply with responsible use of e-mail, student portal and the internet per the IT acceptable use policy abide by any other rules of classroom behaviour as determined and/or by, negotiated with, their lecturer know their study timetable Inappropriate behaviour behaviour Inappropriate to expected All Eynesbury students are inappropriate the following from refrain enrolled: whilst behaviour • • • • • • • • • and harassment Discrimination providing to Eynesbury is committed learning aids and an equitable access to students. in dealing with all approach all of the right Eynesbury recognises and study in an work to students and staff discrimination and from free environment sexual age, based on gender, harassment race, religion, impairment, preference, language. or ethnic origin, national or colour, or staff of harassment Discrimination or the teaching of by any member students, is unacceptable, and learning environment, educational and the core and contrary to Eynesbury upholds. values that employment the Eynesbury Community All members of maintain an environment to expected are accepted are cultural differences where • • •

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demonstrate mutual respect for staff and students provide honest, fair and impartial treatmentofall, free from discrimination turn off all mobile and paging devices examinations and times class during desist from eating or drinking in classrooms (with the exception of water) prepare for each class by undertaking the required reading, and completing all necessary tutorial or laboratory work attend all lectures, tutorials, workshops, and other contact session arrive classes to at the scheduled time work the to best of their ability learning in actively participate avoid all forms of academic misconduct provide constructive feedback when evaluating courses and lecturers refrain from activities that might negatively impact on other members of the Eynesbury community within responsibilities their of be aware study of courses and program their to beto provided with timely and accurate information as it pertains course[s], to enrolment, and all administrative matters have to reasonable access to lecturing staff in private consultation outside normal contact hours that assessment within course[s] will be equitably and appropriately that the facilities and equipment they use are safe, and comply with occupational health and safety All Eynesbury students are expected to to expected All Eynesbury students are behaviours comply with the following enrolled: whilst • • • • • • • • • Appropriate behaviour behaviour Appropriate • • • • • • •

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to beto treated with courtesy and respect beto treated equitably irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, race, cultural condition, medical disability, background, religion, marital status, age, or political conviction beto able freely to communicate and voice alternative points of view in rational debate in a learning environment participate to or gender-based, racial, sexual, from free of forms other treat all others with respect courtesy and treat others equitably irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, race, cultural condition, medical disability, background, religion, marital status, age, or political conviction respect the opinions and views of others avoid any conduct that might reasonably be perceived as sexual, racial, or gender-based harassment or otherwise to relyto on the protection of personal attendclasses, maintain consistent levels of study, and submit assessment pieces on time heed and utilise academic performance feedback from teaching staff familiarise themselves with, and abide EIBT’sby, policies and procedures maintain high standards and a professional approach their to study program speak English when on an EynesburyCampus can expect: can expect: • • • • As individuals, students of Eynesbury students of As individuals, Student expectations expectations Student Eynesbury expectations Eynesbury expectations an academic environment As members of to: expected students are EIBT at • • • •

The Eynesbury Student Code of Conduct outlines outlines Conduct of Code Student The Eynesbury students all by required behaviour acceptable of standards and Business of Eynesbury andof Technology Institute Eynesbury the Within staff environment, Eynesbury. and and responsibilities. expectations both have students to intended are responsibilities and These expectations access to with students providing in Eynesbury assist services. educational EIBT Student code of conduct code Student EIBT 107 • • • • • • SECTION four a verbal reprimand from the Academic Director or College Director a formal written warning the to student from the College Director and a note placed in the student’s file suspension from EIBT and Eynesbury for a specific period of time exclusion from enrolling at EIBT and Eynesbury for a specified period of time expulsion from EIBT and Eynesbury Appeal had a penalty who has A student misconduct of imposed as a result Academic and the may appeal through Non-Academic and Grievance Policy imposed. the penalty against Procedure can be viewed Policies All EIBT’s at website our and downloaded from eynesbury.navitas.com/policies Penalties for misconduct misconduct for Penalties has a student be shown that to is able it If in non-academic misconduct, engaged an attend to will be asked the student in Academic Director interview with the During the interview instance. the first an provide to students will be asked behaviour. their for explanation can include any misconduct for Penalties the following: a combination of one or • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Misconduct any Eynesbury students who breach outlined in this Code the guidelines of have to may be considered Conduct of in official misconduct. engaged Students who have a complaint about about Students who have a complaint their affects a decision that either situation in which a particular or studies, witnessed, have been involved or they complaint. raise their to have a right courtesy, with considered All complaints are of fear and without in a timely fashion, treatment. inappropriate or prejudice to refer information, further For Academic and Non-Academicthe and Procedure. Grievance Policy Complaints, appeals appeals Complaints, and grievances Smoking ensuring that to Eynesbury is committed the community can enjoy all members of environment. free a clean and smoke within the permitted Smoking is not the of within 20 metres campus building or building. Street the Coglin of perimeter Eynesbury at Students who utilise facilities themselves make must College Senior zone smoking exclusion with the familiar campus. Street the Franklin applies to that and respected, and individuals are able and individuals are and respected, free fully in academic life, participate to harassment. all discrimination and from discrimination claims of Eynesbury treat will and all claims seriously, harassment and/or confidentially investigated will be thoroughly and witnesses complainants protect to and victimisation. harassment further from Fair the to refer information, further For Statement. Policy and Ethical Behaviour EIBT Student code of conduct (continued) of conduct Student code EIBT 108 SECTION four English or ESL Mathematics Science Studies of Society and Environment Personal Learning Plan AboutThinking Learning ASX Stock Exchange Challenge Making Film Health and Nutrition Introduction History to French or Japanese Investigations Visual Debating level) (Continuers Japanese Writing Creative Education Physical Literacy)(Financial Business Studies Electronic and Digital Publishing Drama History through film Year 10 SACE 10 Year emphasis on English is a deliberate There via English as a development language and Mathematics (ESL), Second Language the English that ensure Teachers Science. subjects all applied to skills are language in the curriculum. subjects 10 Year subjects: Core • • • • • • subjects Choice students must semester Each a range from choose two subjects the following: from selected • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

a Personal Learning Plan at Stage 1 [usually started and sometimes completed, 10] in Year at least 20 credits towards literacy from a range of English/English as a Second Language subjects at Stage 1 (Year 11) at credits least 10 towards numeracy from a range of Mathematics subjects at Stage 1 (Year 11) a major Research Project at Stage 2, worth credits(Year 10 12) [usually started in Stage 1 and completed at Stage 2] credits additional 60 of completion at Stage 2 (Year 12) Some elements of the SACE SACE the of elements Some compulsoryare These are: • • • • • the compulsoryThe importance of requirement in the elements is reflected achieve either students must that to in these subjects equivalent C or B, A, The successfully. SACE the complete through can be gained 90 credits remaining or subjects 2 Stage or 1 Stage additional a student’s courses of Board-recognised students need university entry, For choice. 2. Stage at achieve 80 credits to

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Australia. CRICOS provider 004778F. codes: 021348J; Year 11-12 Year 10 senior secondary qualification administered secondary qualification administered senior Australia. South Board of SACE by the South the of is the program SACE The by students taken Australian Government university and is entry gain into to Australia of in all states recognised university. as an entryfor qualification students that sure make is designed to It their essential for will be skills that gain include the ability to These skills future. on with others and get well, communicate study and work. initiative in life, take successful is awarded upon SACE The the final and 12, 11 10, Years completion of secondarySouth years of schooling in students the certificate gain To Australia. are credits Ten earn 200 credits. must six months or one semester to equivalent students International study in a subject. Year to the equivalent who have completed home country may be given in their 11 or 10 the into advanced standing and proceed level. consecutive year The SACE is an internationally recognised recognised is an internationally SACE The South Australian Certificate Certificate Australian South of Education (SACE) Students who require additional English Students who require academic improved and/or proficiency High Senior entry into to prior background are and 12) 11 , 10 Studies (Years School School High an ELICOS take advised to the Eynesbury from Bridging Program English. Academy of School High Senior Eynesbury offers university year first students a pathway to in High School Bridging Program Bridging School High Senior High School (Years 10, 11 and 12) 10, 11 (Years School High Senior 109 SECTION four resources. resources. Eynesbury’s timetable timetable Eynesbury’s Eynesbury’s unique timetable offers be students to opportunities for choices. subject with their flexible most after The timetable is generated in unlike students have chosen subjects, given students are where schools, other defined combinations. choices from students can flexibility, our Because of commitments sport specialist undertake which Eynesbury and study subjects certain example, [for offer does not schools. in other and dance], languages be studied at to When considering subjects you identify if you will need to Eynesbury, this and whether study elsewhere to intend level. 2 Stage or 1 Stage 10, year study is at Future plans Future 12 and 11 Year Some students starting pathways or career ideas about have clear Many, future. the for directions potential a long take can often do not. It however, decisions make young people to time for long after sometimes future, their about tertiary study. and well into 12 Year finishing detailed can provide Counsellor Student Our courses and careers, about information as well as tertiary entrance requirements advice. general availability Subject outlined in subjects The availability of and enrolments to this guide is subject staff outlines in subject content about Information as a guide only. be considered is to tailor to reserveIndividual staff the right interests. and their students’ courses to

High School courses please High Eynesbury website at at the Eynesbury website Business and Enterprise level) (Continuers Japanese Chemistry Studies Legal Chinese (Background speakers level) Applications Mathematical Studies Classical MethodsMathematical Drama MathematicsSpecialists Economics Modern History Studies ESL Physics Communications English Psychology Studies English Visual Arts Studies PracticalDesign In which subjects am I most successful? Which subjects do I enjoy the most? What are my plans forthe future? Which subjects are necessary or best to help me achieve my goals? Can I be successful in those subjects? Am I keeping my options open so I can change my mind about what I wantdo to in the future? Which subjects will let me maintain a balance between study and leisure time? Which subjects will help me develop skills in areas that interest me? Which subjects will help me better understand the world and my role as an adult in it? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • on detailed information further For Senior visit eynesbury.navitas.com. students SACE for In selecting subjects following: the should consider • • • • • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Accounting French (Beginners or continuers level) Politics International and Australian Geography Biology Technology Information Accounting French (Beginners or continuers level) Studies Ancient Geography Art Information Technology Systems Biology level) (Continuers Japanese Business and Enterprise Studies Legal Chemistry Mathematics Design Modern History Drama Economics Physics English Psychology English as a Second Language (ESL) EnvironmentalStudies 10 credits for a total of 90 credits. 90 credits. of a total for credits 10 five full-year (two semester) subjects of of subjects (two semester) five full-year Year 12 subjects 12 Year • • • • • • Students study four subjects of 20 credits 20 credits of subjects Students study four Project the Research each and complete of Year 12 SACE Stage 12 Year 2 Year 11 subjects 11 Year • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Year 11 SACE Stage 1 11 Year 110 (two semester) is a full-year 11 Year the equivalent comprising program credit of subject. credit each and one 10 20 credits 20 credit or credit 10 Students can select list: the following sequences from Senior High School (Years 10, 11 and 12) (continued) 10, 11 and (Years High School Senior 110 SECTION four services. A student may reside in Australia with a relative over years 21 of age who is approved by the student’s parents or legal custodians, who must also nominate the relative as the student’s guardian the to Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) on the appropriate form accompanying the application for a student visa. A student may reside in Australia if the parents approve of Eynesbury being the legal guardian and so Eynesbury is responsible for the students’ accommodation, support, and general welfare arrangements and a Confirmation of Appropriate Accommodation and Welfare form (CAAW), is issued the to student. The student will be required stay to in an approved Eynesbury homestay on full board and the student will also be required pay to a Guardianship fee. Support and general welfare for under students and 10 Year 18 11 High Senior 18 under and 11 10 Year All attend to required School students are appointments with the regular These Accommodation Coordinators. compulsory appointments are and provide students the opportunity students will where concerns or discuss any issues, be able to happening in their positive things which are academic and social in their homestay or Student the necessary, Where life. will refer Accommodation Coordinators additional assistance from students for counsellors or student academic staff, other 2. 3. homestay fees, costs of current For and fee Accommodation Placement our to please refer Guardianship fee, eynesbury.navitas.com. at website

18 18 student visa. student A student may reside in Australia with parent or legal custodian who travels Australia to provide to welfare for the student for the duration of their study. This must be indicated on the student’s visa application.

years of age must have appropriate have appropriate must age years of and welfare support accommodation, their in place for arrangements ways in which a student three are There may satisfy this requirement: 1. All Year 10 and 11 students who are under students who are and 11 10 Year All and welfare arrangements arrangements welfare and Accommodation and welfare 18 under for arrangements students in Year and 10 11 Year 10 and 11 accommodation and 10 11 Year all international that Eynesbury requires School High Senior students studying in year live with an Eynesbury 11 or 10 Year on full board until homestay host approved are they even if 11 Year have completed they years and over. 18 Homestay accommodation provides live with anstudents the opportunity to Students living in this Australian family. Australian to introduced are environment opportunity of and have the best culture skills language their develop being able to basis in by using English on a regular everyday situations. obtain written must students and 11 10 Year Accommodation the from approval Student and the International Coordinator approved changing before Coordinator maintain not students do If arrangements. and welfare accommodation adequate Australia stay in during their arrangements may be cancelled. visa student their

students 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Attendance and punctuality and Attendance and punctuality attendance Eynesbury takes very that seriously and insists mid-class break. If you are unwell and will be absent please ensure that you or your homestay family contacts either Cheryl Flight or the Accommodation Staff advise to them of your absence before class. If you are absent for more than one day you should see a doctor and bring your medical certificateto Cheryl Flight. All work missed must be completed before the next class. as moving missing classes such Excuses for friends up from or picking family house, maintain at least 80 percent attendance rate rate attendance 80 percent least maintain at monitored is attendance Student times. all at any students not on a weekly basis and policy Eynesbury attendance to conforming visa cancelled. may have their than 20 minutes students arrive more If as this will be counted a class, for late class for late you are If non-attendance. until the be admitted you may not of The Department to going the airport, (DIBP) or Protection Immigration and Border not are meetings with agents to going should absences arrivals or Late acceptable. circumstances, exceptional only under occur have been need to and should generally by the International and agreed negotiated students If in advance. Coordinator Student the college well during the day at feel do not their informing leave without should not they teacher. subject or mentor High Senior bay in the is a sick There you School campus in the case that school. become ill at Senior High School (Years 10, 11 and 12) (continued) 10, 11 and (Years High School Senior 111 SECTION four Topic 4: ChangingTopic enrolment National Code Standards 7 and 9 to 13 have a policy must providers Education deferring suspending, outlining conditions for Students who and cancelling enrolment. visa are on a student Australia study in maintain the expectations to required to studying at are they the institution of course. their of the requirements complete cancel a Institutions can suspend or or misbehaviour, for enrolment student’s a student if an enrolment defer suspend or and compelling reasons has compassionate other illness or it. 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Students intending to study in Australia study in to Students intending Australian Government of should be aware institutions governs that Legislation education services international providing to standards ‘National Code’ and the students, above) which guide the rights, (numbered and services responsibilities to available are You students and education providers. utilise the websites advised to strongly obtain further to contained within this topic all of the expectations understanding of an education agreement. parties to overview gives a brief Enrolment Before can use an overseas student the best of assistance and built-in the advice, of make protection quality assurance and consumer students wishing mechanisms available to in have a successful study experience to binds agreement Signing a written Australia. to and the education provider the student This video the conditions in the agreement. also highlights the actions students can take the country, of knowledge enhance their to will study. city and institution in which they and taking positive preparation Student become involved is the key. action to National Code Standards Code National Topic 1: Before 1: enrolmentTopic 2,1, 3, 4, 5 and 7

The National Code provides nationally consistent consistent nationally provides Code The National registered of practice and registration the for standards are regulations ESOS the that ensures and providers students international Courses to offered with. complied CRICOS on be registered must visas student on studying Courses and Institutions of Register (Commonwealth registered become CRICOS To Students). Overseas for the with complies it that demonstrate must a provider Code. National the of requirements International rights students’ 112 SECTION four Australian Quality Education Assurance System a unique qualityAustralian education has is upheld by the that assurance system The quality of Australian Government. students international education for Australian law. by is also protected Framework Qualifications Australian The in qualifications from consistency ensures That Australia. across institutions different means you can do a Diploma in Business in the same of will be Newcastle and it or Perth also links The Framework high standard. you can progress study so that all levels of the education system. seamlessly through own Australian universities establish their academic and performancestandards, every five years then audited which are Australian Universities Quality by the an independent, (AUQA), Agency national agency. not-for-profit high guaranteed are students International through education and care standards of Services for Australian law in the Education governs Act. It Students (ESOS) Overseas the quality and delivery education to of students students and protects foreign education providers. fraudulent from provide Australian institutions that Any students must international education to with the Commonwealth be registered Institutions and Courses for of Register These Students (CRICOS).Overseas also comply with the institutions must Registration Practice for National Code of Education of Authorities and Providers Students. Overseas to Training and Topic 6: ComplaintsTopic and Appeals 8 Standard Code National have been they that feels a student If lodge to have the right they unfairly, treated who are providers a complaint. Education actions must happy with a student’s not Students have the warning. a written provide have been any decision they appeal to right Australia, In studies. their about notified of or a complaint make is acceptable to it should speak Students appeal a decision. advice. for officer contact student with their have complaints and appeals Providers students can access if that processes unhappy with any decision. are they the animations` to related This information protection consumer highlights the inbuilt students available to mechanisms which are have or a complaint, lodge who wish to education provider been notified by their status as a their issues which may affect of taken These issues are Australia. in student they and students should ensure seriously, internally can take, actions they of aware are fails that if and education provider, with their still seems unsatisfactory, the outcome or available to appeals processes the external should be processes appeals them. External the student. to little cost of or charge of free and these processes of awareness Student being heard to is the key work how they possible outcome. the best and affecting Education International from (Sourced isana.org.au.) Association, 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Australian education providers must must Australian education providers overseas students the studies of monitor International meet they that and ensure attendance of Visa requirements Student progression levels and satisfactory Unsatisfactory course content. through be must attendance or course progress to be offered assistance must but reported, course prior their failing students who are them. Providers report taking action to to or progress warning of will give written a student about concerns attendance notification written also provide and must a student. report to intention their of indicating a sends a letter a provider If the student is being reported, student think they can appeal this decision if report to wrong or is unfair provider their be taken Such actions must them. time limits and any within prescribed the firstly through be made appeal must an and then through processes provider’s the outcome if person/body independent on Staying focused is still unsatisfactory. classes is the key and attending studies, See also stresses. avoiding any extra to Appeals. and 6: Complaints Topic Topic 5 : CourseTopic progress and attendance reporting National Code Standards and 10 11 International (continued) rights students’ 113 SECTION four accommodation

arriving on time helps you get to your student card will early. You need your student card open to bank accounts, borrow books from the library, and more meet and get advice from your academic staff find your way around the campus visit the library visit the computer rooms and facilities see recreation and eating areas classrooms see meet other International students who may share your classes, share your concerns or fears. Knowing another face on-campus as you become more comfortable with the routines can really help you avoid any feelings of isolation find your way around the public transport/city/to and from your become familiar with the timetable have first option for subjects meet local OSHC overseas student health cover representative and receive information regarding OSHC and your OSHC card receive advice about settling into Australian cultural life and academic study confirm your personal information and address details which is compulsory to comply with DIAC regulations organise and buy your textbooks • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • see and talk the to most important people you will need know to at institution the Academic Director Student Services staff Coordinator Accommodation Student counsellors teachers enrolment, involving subject selection timetable and compulsory including registration personal details check course and assessment information obtaining your student ID card (for transport etc) organising your overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) card being introduced Eynesbury to services facilities and touring the two campuses and library meeting other students with whom you will be studying meeting important Eynesbury staff buying text books (if required) Benefits of arriving early arriving of Benefits orientation attend Arriving early to gives you the chance to: • • • • • • What happens at orientation? happens at What • • • • • • • • • •

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You must arrive in Adelaide must You Orientation. before Important Orientation is held on the day Eynesbury at commencement of and electronic Offer of Letter (eCOE) Offer Confirmation of with you. (date and time on your Letter of of Letter and time on your (date is compulsory. Offer).Attendance relating Orientation covers matters Eynesbury such study at your to course facilities, as enrolment, selection, subject information, services.timetables and support passport, bring your must You Arrive early early Arrive an provide Australian education providers Orientation before Student International classes. Orientation of the commencement (Education the ESOS of is a requirement 2001 Act Students) Overseas Services for attend. students to is compulsory for and it a Eynesbury consists of Orientation at intended activities and programs series of you with valuable information provide to an help you make and assistance to to study transition and efficient effective as quickly as best your perform at and to who run the orientationStaff possible. you as a student that ensure hard to work achieve the will be well equipped to studies. in your possible success best Student for Eynesbury the date At letter offer on your Orientation will appear read you If Enrolment. and Confirmation of arrival, pre-departure, this all of through which guide information and student you will you, for the institution provides for information of is a lot there see that as you and consider understand you to Although this studies. your move through know, you need to guide outlines what understand and recall is impossible to it concentrating Once you are everything. less stressed you will feel studies, on your with comfortable already you are if and its services. its staff Eynesbury, important is extremely Eynesbury it At the time and place specified arrive at to letter. offer on your

Orientation is where your Eynesbury journey starts. journey Eynesbury your where is Orientation for programs and activities a series of host will Eynesbury Eynesbury. at study for you best prepare to students new Student orientation Student 114 SECTION four

Overseas Student Health Student Overseas Cover (OSHC) Orientation will include a session on how to about information claims and general make which is compulsory OSHC Health Cover will You visa. all students on a student for and when to how about also be informed Orientation. card at OSHC up your pick regarding detailed information more For this Guide. Section 3 of OSHC see Also it is extremely important to inform inform to important is extremely Also it address. Eynesbury you change anytime you notify Eynesbury that requires DIAC within seven address of a change of in do this can result to days and failure visa. Eynesbury must your cancellation of address residential maintain a current all times. file at student on your homestay any living in you are If with be negotiated must change Accommodation Office. the Accommodation Office andThe the of floor Reception on the ground of has change campus Coglin street 16–20 complete. you to available for forms address Most important tasks orientation at completed Contact details check and change of address confirm all students’ Orientation staff At of details which is a requirement contact Immigration and Border of the Department (DIBP). is a legal ImportantlyProtection it Eynesbury your has that requirement TIMES. ALL AT details contact date up-to and timetable selection. If you find that you you find that If and timetable selection. you teaching, day of first arrive by the cannot subjects to will miss valuable introductions seek Eynesbury to contact and you MUST Should permission arrival. late permission for is on the understanding that it be granted, up on any catch to responsibility is your it your to has been missed. (Refer that work dates). start Semester for Offer of Letter a issue of including late any reason, for If Adelaide arrive in unable to you are visa, of the second week the end of before request immediately you must semester; to a place be deferred of offer your that that fees Any semester. the following and have been paid will be transferred no financial penalties will apply. 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Passport and student visa Letter of Offer and electronic Confirmation of Enrolment(eCOE) Contact details (Australian address and phone number, permanent overseas address, name, address and email parents/guardian) of address pen and paper documents support to meeting any conditions on your Letter of Offer (for example certificate IELTS if you needto supply it after you take the test) *For Orientation dates for all programs also check the website: eynesbury.navitas.com. What happens if I miss orientation? Students who miss orientation* may to select opportunity have less find they during take wish to they the subjects as classes fill up the semester/year meansAlso missing Orientation quickly. about missing valuable information study and you may find of program your Eynesbury studying at transition to your difficult.Australia more and living in and miss Adelaide late you arrive in If by course be assisted Orientation you will of likely are possible but as much as staff our subject to options with regard have fewer to What to bring to orientation? • • • • • Student orientation (continued) orientation Student 115 SECTION four progress

maintain approved Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while in Australia notify Eynesbury of your Australian address and any subsequent changes of address within seven days remain with the principal education provider with whom you originally enrolled for six calendar months, or if the course is for less than six months, for the duration of the course* when you have been granted a package visa you must stay for the first six months of the principal course and for the duration of any prerequisite Incourse/s. the case of FSP or EIBT plus University package the principal course is the University course and the prerequisite course is FSP or EIBT Diploma/certificate complete the course within the duration specified in the CoE satisfactoryacademicmaintain • • • • • • be enrolled in a registered course have at least 80 percent attendance rate as evidenced by Eynesbury comply with Eynesbury’s requirements in relation the to payment of course fees International student student International visa conditions abide you must a visa, granted you are If with comply to by its conditions. Failure in the these conditions could result These conditions visa. your cancellation of to): limited not are include (but • • •

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*Permission to change providers will ONLY be given in exceptional circumstances. Eynesbury’s Policies can be viewed can be Eynesbury’s Policies at website our and downloaded from eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. can be viewed Policies All EIBT’s at website our and downloaded from eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. Eynesbury Policies and Procedures

Academic policies are approved by the relevant Academic Academic relevant the by approved are policies Academic Business of either EynesburyBoard, the and Institute Eynesbury the College Academic Board, Technology Academic the of case the in or, Board Academic policies are Non-Academic both. Policy, Grievance Committees. Executive Eynesbury the by approved Eynesbury policies and procedures and policies Eynesbury 116 SECTION four

Visa conditions have not turned and 18; are not an AusAid student or a Defence student; and are not staying in Australia with a parent; a custodian; or a relative who has been nominated by your parent or a custodian, is aged at least and 21 is of good character • • • You must maintain accommodation, support and general welfare arrangements that have been approved by your education provider. by your have been approved that arrangements welfare and general support maintain accommodation, must You You cannot work in Australia. Please note: that you may apply for a new Student visa with Permission to Work when you have arrived in when you Work to visa with Permission Student a new you may apply for that Australia. Please note: in work cannot You course. your Australia and commenced as part has been registered which than work course is in session (other when your than 20 hours a week more work cannot You education provider. by your vacation offered of periods limits apply during recognised no work there the course). that of Please note: Australia. course in until you have commenced your work undertake cannot You secondary school exchange or AusAID/Defence an (unless you are course full-time in a enrolled registered remain must You is on the is one that course training). a registered Note: in a full-time study or be enrolled course of you must in which case student registered of a list for Students (CRICOS). cricos.deewr.gov.au Overseas Go to Institutions and Courses for of Commonwealth Register courses and education providers. is course your if course (or your of semester or each term hours scheduled for the contact of 80 percent least at attend must You course). your the duration of for than a semester, shorter the duration for than a semester, course is shorter your if (or semester or term each for academic result have a satisfactory must You course). your of Australia. stay in during your health insurance for arrangements maintain adequate must You Immigration and Citizenship of unless the Department topic, research thesis or your or course, your change not must You approval. has granted a master’s diploma, a graduate certificate, a graduate for topic, research a thesis or or a course, change or undertake not must You a or degree a master’s for research study or a course of to as a prerequisite course required any bridging or a doctorate; or degree approval. has granted Immigration and Citizenship of unless the Department doctorate, a group Australian community or the harm to, in violence threatening or become involved in activities disruptive to, not must You Australian community. within the this policy, under that Australia. Please note: stay in during your health insurance for arrangements maintain adequate must You (OSHC). Health Cover Student maintain Overseas you must means that study of main course your that example, for This means, visa. student your of grant for satisfy the requirements continue to must You have sufficient continue to you must and that visa, student your matches that sector be a course in the education continue to must Australia. in study and stay your support financial capacity to Australia on a student in join you dependants who school-age your for schooling arrangements maintain adequate must You months. than three more visa for dependant than the primary visa holder. Australia later leave not must You than you. later Australia leave not members must unit family Your you: If welfare your If education provider. your of approval the written without those arrangements change not you must that Please note: due are arrangements welfare Australia until your travel to not you must education provider by your approved are arrangements commence. to must You Australia. arriving in Australia within seven days of in address residential your of education provider notify your must You the change. within seven days of address residential in your any change of education provider notify your Confirmation the electronic receiving within seven days of education provider of a change of education provider notify your must You enrolment. of evidence or certificate Enrolment of Guardian Student a further work, permission to visa with than a student other a substantive visa, be granted to entitled not are You Australia. in while you remain visa, a protection or visa, is visa that a student work, permission to visa with than a student other a substantive visa, be granted to entitled not are You this visa of The effect Australia. Note: in while you remain visa, a protection or agency, by the sponsoring government supported the date Australia beyond in remain you to be possible for will not it circumstances, limited in extremely except condition is that, visa. authorised by your

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8101 8105 8202 8203 8204 8303 8501 8516 8517 8522 8523 8532 8533 8534 8535 For a full list of mandatory and discretionary student visa conditions please visit immi.gov.au/students/visa-conditions-students.htm. visa conditions please visit and discretionary mandatory student of a full list For you need any clarification on visa conditions if Services, Student Admissions and International Manager, Styles, Margo may also contact You

or if you need to renew your visa. You may make an appointment with Margo at Reception on the ground floor of Coglin street campus. Coglin street of floor Reception on the ground at with Margo an appointment may make You visa. your renew to you need if or International conditions visa 117 SECTION four each semester on students’ academic students’ on each semester We also performance and attendance. counsellors and academic students to refer and coordinate appropriate advisers where have the they visits so that sponsors’ Eynesbury staff. with key meet chance to

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We aim to assist these students in assist We aim to while requirements completing all their Eynesbury and liaise between studying at students and Eynesbury staff. sponsors, students Sponsored Eynesbury monitors sponsors constantly and reports to Eynesbury Sponsorship has Arrangements with Non-Government and Government Foreign several International of a number receives and Organisations students. Sponsored AusAID and Sponsored sponsored students International AusAID and 118 SECTION four

ID Cards taken Students will have photos ID and be issued with student cards during Orientation. Policy Cancellation and Refund Eynesbury’s Refund and Cancellation policy our can be viewed and downloaded from eynesbury.navitas.com/policies. at website Credit cardsCredit made card can be by credit Payment the by telephoning in person or on direct accounts department will be an additional There 9125. 8 8216 +61 payments credit for charge percent 1.5 Bankcard). or Mastercard (Visa, pay your also able to are You cover and health care school fees savings cards or credit with your at reception cards (EFTPOS) at percent A 1.5 Street. Coglin 16–20 card payments. credit will apply to surcharge enquiries Payment please see enquiries, all payment For floor on Ground Kim Kong Adelaide. Street, Coglin 16–20 you may telephone Alternatively, email or 9125 8 8216 +61 [email protected]

Account Name: Enterprises Educational Australia Student Fees BSB: 036 000 Account No: 774027 Bank: Banking Westpac St Georges Terrace, Perth, 6000 Western Australia Swift Code: WPACAU2S Reference: Student ID Number Corporation 109 Corporation109 Payment by cash a cash payment accept Eynesbury will not you can Alternatively A$500.00. over the counter over tuition fee pay your branch. Please Westpac Bank any at ID name and student your kindly provide payment. your when making number Payment options Payment credit can be made by cheque, Payment Bankcard and Mastercard Visa, card ( deposit/telegraphic bank direct only) or account: the following to transfer

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Fees at Eynesbury must be paid up-front in order be to issued the electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE) needed apply to for a student visa. will You also need return to signed the formsoutlining acceptance conditions of enrolment before an eCOE will be issued. ELICOS students must pay the total up-front in orderreceive to the eCOE. FoundationEIBT, Studies and Years 10, Senior High or 12 School students11 must pay the first semester instalment in order receive to their eCOE and will be invoiced for their second semester instalment before second semester. For fee payments that are late, a late payment penalty of A$250 applies all to payments made from 1 January 2013. Students who subsequently fall more than 30 days behind in the payment of school fees will be unable access to Eynesbury’s IT resources until such time as the account is restored. If fees fall more than 60 days in arrears Eynesbury reserves the right cancel to the student’s enrolment, which will result in the student’s visa being cancelled and the student may be required to return his/her to home country. • • • • • Paying fees Student administration information administration Student 119 SECTION four

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[email protected] eynesbury.navitas.com +61 8 8216 9099 8 8216 +61 +61 8 8216 9129 8 8216 +61 on-arrival greeting and airport reception (students paying for accommodation throughEynesbury only temporary placement accommodation required) (if on-arrival Orientation program for all programs personal and confidential counselling referrals further to counselling if necessary academic and language support access recreational to and social general enquiriesgeneral enquiriesOSHC Change of address visa and initial course enquiries

E W F T +61 8 8216 9141 8 8216 +61 T 9099 8 8216 +61 F [email protected] E Student Accommodation Accommodation Student Coordinators Eynesbury Admissions Street Coglin 16–20 Adelaide SA 5000 SA Adelaide T +61 8 8216 9142 8 8216 +61 T F +61 8 8216 9099 8 8216 +61 F [email protected] E Counselling Thiel Helen Senior Counsellor Senior Street Coglin 2nd floor [email protected] 9144 8216 8 +61 T 943 M 0448 878 Styles Margo Services Student international Manager, Street Coglin 16–20 5000 SA Adelaide eynesbury.navitas.com W T

Eynesbury provides extensive student student extensive Eynesbury provides servicessupport including: • • • • • • • Student services Student 120 • • • • SECTION four information provided provided information

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be well informed plan a course that meets course requirements(that isenrol in the correct units for your course) attend all set classes (80 percent attendance is mandatory) satisfactorymake academic progress submit all assignments on time be aware of students’ rights obligations and abide by Eynesbury’s rules and regulations (detailed in the Student during Australia, it is typical to have informal have informal is typical to it Australia, Expectations of you as a student acceptable that realise to is important It Australia may students in for behaviour home country. in your that from differ In and students. between staff relationships participation inActive student and discussion is encouraged classroom question (and you to is acceptable for it are You tutor. or the lecturer even challenge) own learning and your manage to expected to: each student of is the responsibility it • • • • • • • Australian within The academic focus institutions is on analysis and understanding, Therefore, simply memorisation. not on the focus assignments will often a to knowledge of application and transfer many are There situation. or new context assist people and services Eynesbury to at Student including a studies, you with your Adviser. Academic and Counsellor normal and Australia are Examinations in is period The main exam compulsory. each semester. of week during the last timetable is released The examination each to weeks prior four approximately period. Eynesbury does examination for special arrangements make not privately examinations sit students to students’ accommodate to in order personal holiday arrangements.

Disability supportDisability providing to Eynesbury is committed students with equal opportunities for to strategies disabilities and promotes teaching and learning develop a flexible the meet to in attempting environment students. of a diverse range needs of provide you to Eynesbury encourages other (including medical or information the nature advice) regarding professional disability and special needs your of Academic performance monitoring Academic students individual The performance of their the period of over will be monitored performancestudies and those whose is meet to serious concern may be asked of to others or Academic Director with the assistance. requires the student see if Advice and refining your plans for university or other tertiary pathways see the to invited as students are You plans for your review to Counsellor Eynesbury. study beyond other university or move you to can motivate This process study at for goal your towards steadily Eynesburyvery as well as checking the you. those available to from program best any) during the application and (if that is important It process. enrolment Eynesbury with these details you provide we can as early as possible so that needs and ensure support assess your success chance of you have the best that study. of chosen program in your a providing to Eynesbury is committed which and learning environment teaching students’ acknowledges dignity, promotes and privacy and confidentiality, rights to needs students’ of an awareness promotes Eynesbury is able Therefore, and rights. accommodations to reasonable make to students with disabilities throughout support equal access provide to studies in order their and learning environment. the teaching to to encouraged as students are You any regarding with the counsellor speak specific learning difficulties. disabilities or

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Study skills sessions skills Study with general assist is able to The Counsellor than those related learning issues rather and advice Support specific courses. to issues such as to is available in relation of out the best get memory and how to as and anxiety coping with stress yours, a personalized create well as assisting you to all the demands of cover study plan to daily life. your study as well as those of Learning support information sessions information of a number Eynesbury provides who students sessions and workshops for success. chances of their increase to want include workshops Examples of Techniques’ Study ‘Exam Revision and Writing Exams’. and for ‘Preparing and In recognition of the needs of international international needs of the of In recognition a second whom English is students for Eynesbury programs has special language, English your address you to assist in place to encouraged are students Such requirements. to Counsellor Student with the meet to them. discuss options available to English language support program support language English All Eynesbury lecturers and tutors and tutors All Eynesbury lecturers student face-to-face available for are approximately consultation on-campus for while class. If, per week per one hour you Eynesbury, undertaking studies at difficulties with a particular experience to encouraged strongly course you are first in the lecturer/tutor with your meet consultation time. instance during their Lecturer/student consultation Lecturer/student Here at Eynesbury we understand that Eynesbury that we understand at Here level study University the transition to some students. for can be difficult in academic courses to you assist To necessarydevelop the study skills to of program your successfully complete study Eynesbury a variety of offers study, including: services, and learning support Learning support Learning Student support services support Student 121 SECTION four problems

personal issues and relationships and personal issues sexual health, harassment, bullying and discrimination addictions such as gambling, alcohol and drugs trauma, loss and grief plans forfuture study, academic help with issues concerning family or friends legaldifficulties, some visa issues • • • • • • • In accordance with the Commonwealth any issues discussed 1988, Act Privacy confidential and are counsellor with our permission be discussed without will not protect is necessary to it where except health. or life to serious threat against disorders

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY loneliness, culture shock, homesickness shock, loneliness,culture mental and emotional health issues such as depression, anxiety, eating learning difficulties disabilities learning and issues affecting attendance and performance academic Student welfare Student meet is available to Counsellor Senior Our discuss a wide to with individual students assist and to issues and concerns of range to want just might A student in any crisis. the advice about could be looking for or chat study of organisation or learning process therapy seeking personal support, efforts, outside help. Consultations are to referral or cultural that is taken confidential and care with is shown in interactions awareness many backgrounds. students from our students Common issues that include: help for seek • • Student support services (continued) services support Student 122 • • SECTION four

Your teachersYour will advise you of the recommended homework time depending on your level.They will also advise the best ways for you reinforceto your learning outside of class. It might seem unfair but international students studying insecond a language usually need spend to longer at their out of class studies than local students. Keep your hours of study in perspective you– need time relax, to and must get enough sleep each night. Within hours 24 of learning something new in class, up 80 to percent of it will be forgotten if it is not reviewed! Taking too long between the end of a class/ lecture/workshop and when you look back over the material will your make task harder, because instead of early review that helps you understand to the material and begin to taking the material from your short term long to term memory, you will be having start to all over again trying sense make to of what was covered in class - this wastes time. valuable Checking and over/reviewing revising new work presented in class is always needed in addition homework to exercises that the teacher may set. Spreading your study sessions out through the week will also help consolidate your learning. In any program of study you may have a timetable that makes a longer study session after each class difficult on some days. If this is the case, then allocate an adequate amount of time each to subject so you can review the new material and start the homework tasks. Then, come back it to complete to the homework wherever the time fits best, but before the next lesson/lecture/workshop. Use an Assessment Planner as a supplement your to study plan. Keep an enlarged copy of each term’s planner in a prominent place in your study area at home. On the planner you can write down when tests will be held and when assignments are due. ELICOS students ELICOS • • tips Learning/organisation • • • • • sounds Up 30 to hours of study/homework each week in addition time to spent in lectures and workshops is required for a student taking four subjects. It sounds a lot, but you will be surprised how much time is left for ‘you time’ if you use your ‘free’ lessons at school efficiently. willYou learn organise to this time requirement around your particular timetable. Generally, larger blocks of study time such as two or four hours work best at this level. Remember include to breaks! For example, two hours of efficient review, homework and study per two hour class plus an extra two hours (ie six hours in total for a subject you study four hours per week) is recommended. FSP students who study ‘half subjects’ (two hours per week) will require three hours study (two hours per two hour class plus an extra one hour). This should, under normal circumstances allow you complete to everything that is required of you, and still allow time to do other things in life that are important you.to a lot, but you will be surprised how much but a lot, you use your if ‘you time’ for time is left school efficiently. lessons at ‘free’ High 10 Year School students study and hours of 15 Approximately time spent to in addition homework sounds a lot, It in classes is required. you will be surprised how much but you use your if ‘you time’ for time is left school efficiently. lessons at ‘free’ students EIBT • • • • Year 11 High 11 Year School students study and 20 hours of Approximately in each week will be required homework in classes. It time spent addition to •

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you. Up 30 to hours of study/homework each week in addition time to spent in classes is required. It sounds a lot, but you will be surprised how much time is left for ‘you time’ if you use your ‘free’ lessons at school efficiently. For many students at pre-university study level, two hour study blocks appear work to really well. A two hour study block allocated within hours 24 of each class plus, another two hour block somewhere in the week – where it fits best - for each subject is the ideal situation. (FSP students will need to adjust this for half subjects). FSP students and Senior 12 Year High studentsschool • • Example program requirements program Example A workable study plan and organisation of component Is a key Students in levels. stress reducing thus of develop a study advised to are all programs time. their use of allows efficient plan that allocate course you will need to Of during the study blocks breaks brief plan. study your for recommended continuously work cannot You and still study effectively. you and suit study plan to Modify your learning manageable tasks into break chunks!. Necessarily the requirements each program. for will be different Stress as a student and life is stressful, All change is Organisation any time. at can be stressful a manageable at stress keeping to the key homework and study your with up Keep level. behind. fall to allow yourself and don’t work anxiety is normal – we need Some level of too but best, our perform at be able to this to much too or, motivated) little anxiety (under performance. in poor results anxiety (stress) immediately, almost will begin The hard work with studying all cope to and in order pace you will a fast in English at subjects works develop a study plan that need to for as you study at Eynesbury! as you The following notes provide some suggestions about how about how suggestions some provide notes The following Eynesbury. at study as you survive’ and can best ‘thrive you Study skills: ‘Surviving and thriving’ ‘Surviving skills: Study 123 SECTION four

Insufficient sleep means sleep Insufficient studying school and when At - you will not clearly; think or properly concentrate able to span and poorer attention will have a shorter quickly. work be able to and will not memory, learning with your interferes sleep of Lack grades. in lower result likely and will most means you will be it in general, With life slowly – with all too working/reacting learning not of risk only at not are You tasks. when risk also at you are but effectively, the road, crossing operating machinery, may experience You etc. driving a car or periods you have brief where micro-sleeps serious These are involuntaryof sleep. issues safety - become you definitely when fatigued. prone accident more forgetful be moody, to likely will be more You you will Also, decisions. poor and make sleep inertia – feel experience probably days. all day on some sleepy/groggy Another very important very Another sleep – consideration to yourself of care take need to You efficiently. you can work that ensure and into night at Sitting up late be study will not the morning to organised! necessaryyou are if Sleep – What you need to know that has determined Sleep research adolescents and young adults require nine hours sleep each night a little over not you are best. If their perform at to hours sleep/ eight least at getting sleep Insufficient risk. at you are night, very serious problems. creates potentially basis (sleep regular sleep on a Insufficient you will build up a deprivation) means that will fatigued. (You and become sleep deficit, when fatigued.) tired necessarily feel not able not sleep deprived are who are People and their cognitively, best their function at to way to slow — in a similar times are reaction fatigued, When alcohol. much too consuming and cannot you easily lose concentration, learn efficiently longer — everything takes result can be the and stress process, to be to appear simply does not when there finish everything. enough time in the day to

Regularly sitting up really late at night homework doing because you will idea, a good This is not and as a result, become sleep deprived, anxious and inefficient, increasingly organisation! Review your stressed. enough sleep! get is very to important It Avoid carrying a heavy bag holding a large folder for every subject main carrying only one large about Think each subject for topic with the current folder and depending this will work – where in it separate studied. Keep on the subjects and add each subject, home for at folders (including work units of the completed them to assignments etc) returned tests, The physical and progresses. as the year carryingemotional burden of several each day is one issue; heavy folders large, losing a large of is the risk the other, stolen. or bag is lost your if work of amount this sometimes happens. Unfortunately, Not able to understand the material class in taught being questions in class – teachers ask Firstly, do this. you to Australia expect in the material you have reviewed if Also, class and definitely hours of within 24 teacher – find your understand it don’t teachers Again, help. some extra and get them and consult you to expect here know you. to welcome getting More homework being set than can be managed you you find that If discouraged. feel Don’t subject see your in this predicament, are the requirements meet teacher(s). Don’t the expense at subjects two one or of can teacher(s) others. Maybe your of work of amount you a manageable set the next before be completed must that be finished to with the remainder class, study session. ‘extra’ in your off requires REMEMBER: every subject learning after your consolidate you to plan ahead with test and to each class, work. and assignment preparation

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY possible way for you. You are advised are You you. possible way for Plan ahead with assignment tasks – chunk your learning/break tasks down into manageable sections and complete a small section regularly – this helps overcome procrastination. Work ahead, studying for the tests you know will happen. Revise/review often. This approach to your study will help you retain the information and avoid/reduce high levels of anxiety and stress.

Procrastination the or until tomorrow, putting off you are If you should do what the weekend or day, next have You procrastinating. then you are today, waiting you are where established a pattern adrenalin and bigger a bigger for/needing the task getting not of fear rush (through — and at started you can get done) before and more you become more the same time, done. is not the work the fact about stressed a rushed piece of is usually The end result the standard you are up to is not that work stress. more — and, achieving capable of started! get just avoid procrastination, To chunks manageable tasks down into Break and do a little is given, the task soon after sessions leading the study in many of this will Sometimes, the due date. up to several weeks. a period of be over Some possible difficulties possible Some What is your learning style? learning style, your of Having knowledge the increase that and using techniques learn is very how you efficiency of become you to will assist important. It learning and study in the active in your best to complete the quiz to be found at at be found to the quiz complete to engr.ncsu.edu/learningstyles/ilsweb.html. and the explanation the results out Print you If on this site. is also available that have a chat this, need help interpreting counsellor the student Thiel, with Helen course coordinator. with your or There is always something to do! Don’t fall fall do! Don’t is always something to There have you don’t thinking of the bad habit into the allocated fill out to enough work time: homework 1. Study skills (continued) Study 124 2. 3. your or counsellor, the student Thiel, Helen up can help you make course coordinator study plan. your SECTION four Set more than one alarm clock. Place one that will repeat a long, horrible sound on the other side of your bedroom so you have get to out of bed answerto it. onTurn thelight by the side of your bed as soon as the alarm goes off. Light is the signal needed by the brain stop to melatonin. producing Have a glass of water by the side of your bed and drink it as soon as you up wake – your brain needs it! yourselfMake get out of bed – head straight the to bathroom etc. sureMake you have breakfast - your brain needs it! Allow plenty of time get to school. to Never use alcohol help to you sleep. It may seem as though it helps at first getting you off sleep, to but it later, will have the opposite effect, and create even more problems. It will have a depressiveeffect. If you continue have to trouble sleeping, see your doctor check to for any Also, condition. underlying medical there are excellent sleep clinics that you can attend for professional help. If you would details, like please see Helen Thiel, the senior counsellor. Tips for waking up in the morning • • • • • • • • like a smalllike snack at about the same time, try cheese, chicken, turkey, cashews – these foods (and there are others) also contain tryptophan. relaxationpractise techniques. and Learn Don’t smoke close bedtime, to because this stimulates the nervous system and makes sleep less likely. Do you have a computer or TV in your bedroom? If so, before you take your shower sure make yourcomputer is turned off, and do not watch TV when you go bed. to Continued loud noise will itmake difficultto fall asleep – it is not relaxing and stimulates the brain. Restful, soothing music is different. Also, dim the lights in your room. Reducing light is the signal for the brain releaseto melatonin, a substance that is essential for sleep. Don’t phone or text friends or relatives – or allow them interrupt to you during set study times, during or, the night. If necessary, turn your phone ‘silent’, to or ‘off’. sureMake your bed clothes are ‘just right’. won’t You sleep well if you are too hot or toocold. Never leave an electric blanket on during the night. If you cannot get sleep, to if you or, upwake and cannot get back sleep, to after 20 minutes, or 25 get up and find something quiet do to for a little while. Remember the keep to lights low, and itkeep quiet! Go back bed to when you start feel to sleepy. If you don’t do this, you run the risk of learning to associate going bed to with lying there awake. • • • • • • •

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Thirty forty to minutes before you want goto bed, to have a quick, warm (NOT hot) shower. This will certainly relax you, but also, by the time you are ready to get into bed, your core body temperature will be dropping – this is needed assist to falling asleep. Just after the shower drink a glass of warm milk (NO tea, coffee, chocolate drinks, because they contain caffeine and will you keep awake!) Milk contains a substance called tryptophan which makes you feel a little sleepy. If you feel • • Other tips Other You need to establish a routine and a routine establish need to You will help you sleep the some rituals that hours each night. of number required study plan is a major Having an effective creates – it life your organising of component still have each subject, study enough time to establish allows you to and, ‘time out’ some necessary is not It a healthy sleep regime. the night through or night at up late sit to Once you do, organised!! get Just studying. how many hours just you will be surprised by things done. get to are in the day there Tips for getting to sleep if you are organised. It is not a ‘badge of of ‘badge a is not It organised. you are if studying at of an inevitable part or honour’ of risk you at can put it this level. In fact, miss morning you under-performing if sleepy too are or, arrive late, or classes, be to this tends If concentrate. in class to reorganise see how you can habit, your life. your aspects of Sitting up late at night is not necessary – is not night at Sitting up late Too littleToo sleep puts people at risk Study skills (continued) Study 125 SECTION four

Retaining balance in your life is important Even during your studies at Eynesbury! timeMake for friends, sport, family, and hobbies/entertainment. Another important self self important Another help measure – healthy eating/nutrition sensibly – well. Eat stay need to You skip breakfast! and don’t healthy food, good, isn’t it function well if brain can’t Your water. plenty of drink Also, nourished. Thiel is available Helen counsellor, Our the above discuss any of to you want if matters any other or, information, academic or personal, your to relating situation. pathways/career future • Exercise – go for a walk! Physical exercise releases muscle tension and increases the level of ‘feel good’ chemicals in our bodies. Any form of regular physical exercise is helpful. Exercise isa great stress buster! Many of you play organised sport, or visit the gym, swim etc, but for those of you whodon’t, brisk walking, for 30 minutes, three times each week is an easy option. to someoneTalk you can trust Don’t worries keep bottled up. Think positively It is easy get to into a pattern of negative thinking. The way you think will affect the way you feel (emotions), and this, in turn will impact on the way you behave. Learn be to in control of what thoughts you pay attention – focus to on the present. Laughter is a great stress buster. It makes our muscles go limp and releases tension and pressure. Try a sense keep to of humour even when things seem overwhelming. • • • •

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY This involves concentrating on your breathing. a slow, deep Take breath IN through your nose for four seconds, and then breathe OUT through your mouth slowly for six seconds. Clearyour mind and think only about slow, deep breathing. Use this technique on the way and to from school, before tests and exams – it does work, by acting to reduce the amount of stress hormones the body releases. Keep this breathing pattern minutes up for or 10–20 so. Progressive muscle relaxation upTense each muscle group in turn, starting at your feet and moving up your body. the Tense muscle group as you breathe in, and then relax as you breathe out. seconds Allow 15–20 between each muscle group. Controlled breathing Controlled Study skills (continued) Study • Effective stress reduction techniques reduction stress Effective • Stress reductionStress are there overwhelmed, feeling When/if These can help. that simple techniques stress levels of can reduce: techniques heart in the body, hormones circulating tension, muscle and blood pressure, rate thinking (worry).perspiration and analytical 126 SECTION four What type Of issues? type What Questions about content of units, teaching procedures, assessment. assessment. procedures, teaching units, of content Questions about difficulties with study, regulations, academic whole, as a the program Questions about academic progression, study, from defer decisions to and assignments exams for preparation taking, note writing, Help with reading, problems enrolment Visa problems, problems enrolment Visa problems, problems OSHC forms, filling of address, of change units, in subject registration Timetable, and financial issues. relationship depression, home-sickness, with relationships, Problems Accommodation issues Who to see ? see Who to resources

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modern,well-equipped teaching fully equipped library with books, Internet resources and English Language self access materials computer barns and study areas equipment audio/visual modern student breakout areas including dining areas with microwaves Course Coordinator Adviser Academic Administrative Admissions Officer International Officer Contact Student International Services Administration/Student Student Personal Counsellor Student Accommodation Office Academic Lecturers/teachers At Eynesbury all students have full access At the two campuses: at facilities to • Facilities • • • • Eynesbury Street Coglin 16–20 5000 SA Adelaide 2031 8 8302 +61 T 9099 8 8216 +61 F [email protected] E [email protected] E eynesbury.navitas.com W College Senior Eynesbury Street Franklin 15–19 5000 SA Adelaide 2031 8 8302 +61 T 9099 8 8216 +61 F Campus and facilities and Campus Quick guide personnel to key international students On-campus support for support On-campus 127 SECTION four

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double click on the files you want viewto if you want edit to a file, it must be downloaded your to computer A$5 for photocopying. on enrolmentA$10 for printing and downloads. Internet 60 cents per week will be credited to account. your After the credits have been used, students must pay for continued Print carefully Use Print Preview (You will pay for pages) discarded Do not print directly from the Internet, web pages are often larger than they areappear. encouraged You copy to and paste information from the Internet a to Word document before printing. Ask Cheryl Dickson or the library staff ifyou need help using Internet resources Use the Internet for study purposes only select the document you want to work on right click and do a save target as click on browse select file click upload file go to portal.eynesbury.sa.edu.au/intranet log on by typing Password Username), Classroom/(Your (Your Normal Password For Eynesbury) click File Access in the left-hand menu click on Public Directory click file access in the left-hand menu click on home directory For read-only materials read-only For • • Printing, internet and photocopy credits and computer access to Eynesbury provides use. study-related for resources Internet the start students at given to are Credits enrolment. of year or each semester of • • • • tips Some • • • • To use yourTo files • • After editing the document • • • access theTo public directory • • • • • •

assword – (all in lower case). go to portal.eynesbury.sa.edu.au/intranet log on by typing classroom/[your username], password (your normal password for Eynesbury) P willYou then be prompted change to your password – do this and it keep private. A combination of at least six upper andlower case letters and numerals is best. Login Login Student ID (This is your student number that is on your student card). Password How to view your email at home eynesbury.navitas.com home: visit At ‘Student on down on the drop and click called Eynesbury Portal. Services’ is address Your How to access the Eynesbury Portal accessTo the Home Directory • • • password, your you forget if Please note: Eynesbury’s office at the IT contact Campus, Street Franklin 15–19 Library 1 Level How to view your email on-campus the email on-campus log onto must (You home) you can log in at before first open the on-campus, a computer At ‘email’ menu and select ‘start’ Check your email frequently with This is how we communicate studies your you throughout number)@eynesbury.sa.edu.au (student To log onto any computer in the any computer log onto To time: the first for college • • Computer labs Computer barns computer to Students have access on the ground campus, the Coglin street at are studying. they where on the floor or floor in the computers have access to Also they campus. Street Franklin the the library at How to access internet on arrival refund of A$5.00 will be given upon safe safe A$5.00 will be given upon of A refund and also upon the key the locker of return is well maintained. the locker condition that

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Orientation cannot be guaranteed a be guaranteed Orientation cannot Lockers are available on levels 1, 2 and 2 available on levels 1, are Lockers Students may Street. Coglin 16–20 3 at and can obtain one year for a locker hire reception, floor ground from key a locker A$10.00. of a deposit for Street Coglin Student lockers Student Library Hours Library 5.30pm –8.00am to Thursday Monday to 4.00pm – 8.00am to Friday Public Holidays – Closed Students have access to the library on theStudents have access to campus Street Franklin 15–19 floor first Library services Library Assessment and reports and Assessment varies depending on the Assessment and detailed information program regarding will be handed out Orientation. each course at Your fees are for tuition only. Additional tuition only. for are fees Your upon arrival in costs may be incurred of the purchase for some programs, Graphic calculators, materials, textbooks, Overseas of and renewals excursions OSHC expires. if Health Cover Student Additional costs Fees are for tuition only; they do not include do not tuition only; they for are Fees lists will be given out book Text books. text will be time set during Orientation and there There this time. at books buy text aside to purchase may also be an opportunity to some subjects. books for second hand text will information The course coordinators Orientation. these opportunities at you of will also be organised Graphics calculators during Orientation. Text books Text timetable on the same day as other Timetables according Timetables will be organised studied and handed out subjects to Students arriving late during Orientation. for Students in general will choose subjects will choose subjects Students in general will be no There during Orientation. those for places in subjects for guarantee Orientation for students who arrive late High Senior like some courses, For you may and 12 11 10, Years School Orientation. before subjects select Subject selection Subject Academic programs and services and programs Academic 128 SECTION four own. The paraphrasing of another author’s work without acknowledgement. The use of audio, visual, graphic and photographic models without acknowledging the original source. Direct quotes from a published text or website. Paraphrasing or summarising other people’s published ideas – changing a few words from a paragraph, or changing the order it is written in, without referencing, is still considered beto plagiarism. The use of photos, graphics, tables or images from print or online sources.

b. c. the production Plagiarism also includes of presentation and submission or in conjunction work other assignments or people other or person with another own should be your work when that plagiarism This remains work. independent or is with the knowledge it not or whether people. person or the other of consent talk its students to Eynesbury encourages people students and other fellow staff, to a to contribute who may be able to where however academic work student’s is required, assignment an independent be must work presented or submitted your very seriously Plagiarism is taken plagiarise you Eynesbury and if at course. your failing you risk provide you must assignments, In your for: acknowledgment of some form 1. 2. 3. you understand that is important It and how to plagiarism, constitutes what in work and reference cite appropriately assignments. Ignoring the rules is not your every effort as Eynesbury makes accepted, avoiding plagiarism. of methods teach to with plagiarism avoid trouble way to The best the acceptable what understand exactly is to can discuss and You are. requirements with it clarify any confusion you have about runs Eynesbury also regularly teachers. your to avoid plagiarism; how sessions on how to criteria; assessment understand and meet academic writing develop your and how to details. for course coordinator See your skills. software

The use, in essays or other assessable work, of the whole or part of a written work from any source including but not limited a book, to journal, newspaper article, set of lecture notes, current or past student’s work, any other person’s work, a website, computer program or database. wasting time on non-educational uses downloading or uploading commercial violating copyright regulations copyright violating using the Internet or email for gambling or conduct to commercial business visiting Internet sites that contain obscene, hateful or otherwise materials objectionable downloading computer games or copying games without permission accessing email other than through a registered Eynesbury account using chat rooms, discussion groups and other mail services such as greeting cards and messaging other than those specifically created for learning and teaching printing multiple copies of documents other than on the photocopier provided for student use creating, posting or copying a virus sending or retaining messages belonging someone to else sending or retaining a message that is sexist, racist or otherwise prejudicial or inflammatory sending or retaining a message that contains obscene language, messages, picture graphics or attached graphics files sending or retaining a message that is obscene, defamatory or intended to harass another person eynesbury reserves the right remove to a student’s access for inappropriate use and will report any illegal activities to authorities appropriate the Plagiarism practice of Plagiarism is the action or presenting taking and submitting or of work other writings or the thoughts, own is your someone else as though it the Plagiarism includes any of work. full and appropriate without following, the original source(s): of acknowledgment a. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • use policy the appropriate that Please note: all times and can be viewed applies at eynesbury.navitas.com/policies at

2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY attempting access to or breach the security of any part of the network beyond directories and domains clearly designated for student use attempting evade to any filtering system or protocols put in place by the Manager, Information Technology participating in any use of the Internet or network deemed inappropriate by the Manager, Information Technology accessing the network by using another student’s login or password The school does not support the use of non-school email accounts Hotmail,(eg are not You etc). Yahoo, permitted use to non-school email accounts on the school computer network. Appropriate use policy students with access Eynesbury provides and email facilities Internet computing, to purposes only. study related for limit to care duty of seriously our We take to and materials inappropriate access to resources. use of inappropriate restrict and supervise use of student We monitor Information as the Manager, filter, resources, and deems appropriate Technology, access any student to reserve the right follows that It notification. files without the Eynesbury network use of student confidential. nor private is neither with an will be provided student Each his/ a password of individual login, an email address, own choosing, her These credit. usage printing and Internet and student that the sole use of for are used by or to be transferred may not carefully student. Please note: any other Eynesbury’s continued access to that and communication resources information is conditional on students not: • • • • Computing, internet and email Student photocopier/scanner Student a photocopier Students have access to floor in the ground located and scanner Street. Coglin 16–20 study barn at the A swipe machine is attached to scan students must where photocopier ID student type in their ID cards or their can use the machine. they before number Payments for recharging credit credit recharging for Payments Printing, internet and photocopy credit Floor the Ground can be made at the at or Street Coglin Reception on 16–20 Street. Franklin 15–19 Eynesbury Library, • Academic programs and services (continued) services and programs Academic 129 SECTION four property

violent, intimidating or aggressivebehaviour assault or threat of attack on an individual or group cheating or plagiarism or collusion drug or alcohol abuse stalking electronic harassment for instance via phone, e-mail or SMS bullying, harassment, or humiliation damaging or abusing Eynesbury fraudulentbehaviour refrain from activities that might negatively impacton other members of the Eynesbury community be aware of their responsibilities within their courses and program of study comply with responsible use of e-mail, student portal and the internet per the IT acceptable use policy abide by any other rules of classroom behaviour as determined and/or by, negotiated with, their lecturer know their study timetable Discrimination and harassment harassment and Discrimination providing to Eynesbury is committed learning aids and an equitable access to students. in dealing with all approach all of the right Eynesbury recognises and study in an work to students and staff discrimination and from free environment sexual age, based on gender, harassment race, religion, impairment, preference, language. or ethnic origin, national or colour, or staff of harassment Discrimination or the teaching of by any member students, is unacceptable, and learning environment, educational and the core and contrary to Eynesbury upholds. values that employment the Eynesbury Community All members of maintain an environment to expected are accepted are cultural differences where able and individuals are and respected, free fully in academic life, participate to all discrimination and harassment. from Inappropriate behaviour behaviour Inappropriate to expected All Eynesbury students are inappropriate the following from refrain enrolled: whilst behaviour • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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demonstrate mutual respect for staff and students provide honest, fair and impartial treatment of all, free to relyto on the protection of personal to beto provided with timely and accurate information as it pertains course[s],to enrolment, and all mattersadministrative haveto reasonable access lecturing to staff in private consultation outside normal contact hours that assessment within course[s] will be equitably and appropriately turn off all mobile and paging devices examinations and times class during desist from eating or drinking in classrooms (with the exception of water) prepare for each class by undertaking the required reading, and completing all necessary tutorial or laboratory work attend all lectures, tutorials, workshops, and other contact sessions arrive classes to at the scheduled time work the to best of their ability activities learning in actively participate avoid all forms of academic misconduct provide constructive feedback when evaluating courses and lecturers that the facilities and equipment they use are safe, and comply with occupational health and safety Appropriate behaviour behaviour Appropriate to expected All Eynesbury students are behaviours comply with the following enrolled: whilst • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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to beto treated with courtesy and respect beto treated equitably irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, race, cultural condition, medical disability, background, religion, marital status, age, or political conviction beto able freely to communicate and voice alternative points of view in rational debate participate to in a learning environment free from sexual, racial, gender-based, or other forms of harassment treat all others with respect and courtesy treat others equitably irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, race, cultural condition, medical disability, background, religion, marital status, age, or political conviction respect the opinions and views of others avoid any conduct that might reasonably be perceived as sexual, racial, or gender-based harassment or otherwise intimidating attendclasses, maintain consistent levels of study, and submit assessment pieces on time heed and utilise academic performance feedback from teaching staff familiarise themselves with, and abide Eynesbury’s by, policies and procedures maintain high standards and a professional approach their to study program speak English when on an EynesburyCampus Student expectations expectations Student Eynesbury students of As individuals, can expect: can expect: • • • Eynesbury expectations Eynesbury expectations an academic environment As members of to: expected Eynesbury students are at • • • • • • • • •

The Eynesbury Student Code of Conduct outlines standardsStudent Code of Conduct outlines The Eynesbury by all students of Eynesbury required of acceptable behaviour Within Eynesbury. and and Technology Institute of Business and students have both staff the Eynesbury environment, These expectations and responsibilities. expectations and Eynesbury in providing intended to assist are responsibilities to educational services.students with access Student Code of Conduct of Code Student 130 SECTION four a verbal reprimand from the Academic Director or College Director a formal written warning the to student from the College Director and a note placed in the student’s file suspension from EIBT and Eynesbury for a specific period of time exclusion from enrolling at EIBT and Eynesbury for a specified period of time expulsion from EIBT and Eynesbury First Aid on the Aid Room is located A First Street, Franklin 15–19 floor, ground campus College Senior Eynesbury Aid are Assistance and First floor, available on the ground campus. Street Coglin 16–20 Appeal Appeal had a penalty who has A student misconduct of imposed as a result Academic and the may appeal through Non-Academic and Grievance Policy imposed. the penalty against Procedure Penalties for misconduct misconduct for Penalties has a student be shown that to is able it If in non-academic misconduct, engaged an attend to will be asked the student in Academic Director interview with the During the interview instance. the first an provide to students will be asked behaviour. their for explanation can include any misconduct for Penalties the following: a combination of one or • • • • • 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Misconduct Misconduct any Eynesbury students who breach outlined in this Code the guidelines of have to may be considered Conduct of in official misconduct. engaged Students who have a complaint about about Students who have a complaint their affects a decision that either situation in which a particular or studies, witnessed, have been involved or they All complaint. raise their to have a right courtesy, with considered complaints are of fear and without in a timely fashion, treatment. inappropriate or prejudice to refer information, further For Academic and Non-Academicthe and Procedure. Grievance Policy Complaints, appeals appeals Complaints, and grievances Smoking ensuring that to Eynesbury is committed the community can enjoy all members of environment. free a clean and smoke within the permitted Smoking is not the of within 20 metres campus building or building. Street the Coglin of perimeter Eynesbury at Students who utilise facilities themselves make must College Senior zone smoking exclusion with the familiar campus. Street the Franklin applies to that Eynesbury will treat claims of discrimination claims of Eynesbury treat will and all claims seriously, harassment and/or confidentially investigated will be thoroughly and witnesses complainants protect to and victimisation. harassment further from the Fair to refer information, further For Statement. Policy and Ethical Behaviour Student Code of Conduct (continued) of Conduct Code Student 131 SECTION four Phone number 0421 179 455 179 0421 781 814 1800 782 814 1800 000 112 44 14 13 81 18 13 61 28 13 4000 8 8222 +61 7000 8 8161 +61 5511 8 8204 +61 11 16 13 1800 55 1800 Freecall 14 11 13 421 817 1800 freecall or 8787 08 8226 50 14 13 26 11 13 11 11 13 65 14 13 424 366 1300 8 8303 6457 +61 2727 8 8201 +61 58 1818 1800 7203 8 8203 +61 45 12 13 ocba.sa.gov.au 9777 8 8204 +61 9544 8 8204 +61 61 24 13 1000 8 8210 +61 4600 8 8202 +61 4000 8 8216 +61 276 655 1300 5000 8 8207 +61 950 650 1300 84 10 13 Department

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OSHC 24-hour emergency OSHC 24-hour Helpline Emergency – 24-hour Health Care Student Overseas Worldcare situations) services in emergency and interpreting legal (Medical, ambulance police or Fire, mobile phone) (from freecall ambulance – 24-hour police or Fire, police attendance Non-emergency departments Government (DIBP) immi.gov.au Protection and Border Immigration of Department File Number Tax – ato.gov.au Office (ATO) Taxation Australian numbers emergency Other Adelaide Hospital Royal Hospital and Children’s Women’s Medical Centre Flinders hours Services) and Community after Family of (Department Crisis Care HelpLine Kids’ counselling service – 24-hour Lifeline Service Assault Sexual Rape and Services Interpreting Centre Information Poisons Service Road RAA Emergency Crisis Mental Health Emergency ServicesAdvisoryService Commission Legal Universities Office International Adelaide, University of Office International University, Flinders Office International Australia, South University of useful telephone numbers Other Adelaide City Council (Electricity) AGL Affairs (OCBA) and Business Consumer Office of AdvisoryService Trading Fair Advice Line Tenancies Origin Energy Centre Information Transport Passenger Association) Automobile RAA (Royal Rundle Mall Management Centre Travel Australian South Switchboard – Main Australian Police South Water SA SA Transport

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e fiv SECTION Section five Section SECTION five 151 151 147 147 149 149 149 149 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 148 148 148 148 148 150 150 150 153 153 153 153 153 153 153 153 153 153 153 154 154 154 ...... The Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts WOMADelaide Adelaide Fringe events Other Eating out Market Adelaide Central Rundle Street East Sports recreation and Sporting activities Beaches Arts and Culture North Terrace Five ways to immerse yourself in Adelaide Alfresco Adelaide Dining, Adelaide River, Torrens Australia South Glenelg, tour cultural a Do SA Adelaide Hills, organisations and Clubs Here are some of the different cultural Adelaide. in present associations Entertainment dance and opera Theatre, Art Galleries Music Comedy Cinema Festivals Transport/travelling to campus campus to Transport/travelling Where find to help Public holidays and special celebrations New Year Day Australia Easter Anzac Day Labour Day Birthday Queen’s Day Melbourne Cup Christmas 147 137 137 142 146 146 140 146 146 146 140 146 146 145 145 145 143 143 143 143 143 144 144 144 138 138 138 138 139 138 138 139 139 138 138 136 136 ......

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Smoking Alcohol Going out and staying with friends Having friends or visitors around Pets Communication Lights, heating and cooling and heating Lights, Household waste absences and Punctuality Telephone access internet and Computer Your room Your Bathroom Laundry Homestay fees fees Homestay changesHomestay meals and Food Homestay and Australian culture Australian and Homestay Being a ‘Member of a Family’ Australian culture Australia in customs Social Responding an to invitation Culture shock Process of cultural adjustment shock culture Overcoming Sense of humour of Sense Ask for help Keep lines of communication open with those at home Become involved maintain to Try a sense of perspective Maintain some of the routines and rituals you hadmay have in your home country A new way of life Listen, observe and ask questions Multicultural communityMulticultural Adjusting to life in Australia and anti-discriminationEquity Australia the country the Australia Section five contents Section S5C 134 SECTION five 157 157 159 159 159 159 158 158 158 158 158 158 158 155 155 154 154 154 154 ...... 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Coasts Diving watching Whale Food and Wine Canoeing kayaking and history Heritage Aboriginal Australia Outback Nature Travel around Adelaide around Travel Surfing Where to find out what’s going on Social activities King William Road, Hyde Park faith and Religion requirementsIslamic Gouger Street Norwood Norwood Parade, O’Connell Street/Melbourne Street – North Adelaide Section five contents (continued) Section five 135 SECTION five Population Population 560,505 119,063 106,827 83,454 43,443 38,470 23,401 18,494 16,997 11,544 8,193 7,726 6,603 6,102 5,778 5,500 5,247 Country 1. English 1. Irish 2. 3. German 4. Italian Scottish 5. 6. Greek Dutch 7. 8. Chinese Polish 9. Vietnamese 10 Serbian 11. Welsh 12. Croatian 13. Aboriginal Australian 14. Filipino 15. Maltese 16. Hungarian 17. For a real taste of Multicultural SA, visit visit SA, Multicultural of taste a real For multicultural.sa.gov.au. at the website multicultural.sa.gov.au.) from (Sourced According to the 2001 Census, the Census, the 2001 According to by ancestry groupings are: largest South Australians were born in more than 200 different countries. Those born overseas number approximately 300,000 or 20 percent of the State’stotal population. Adelaide has seen several ‘waves’ of migration since European settlement – principally,in 1836 these waves have been made up of British, Irish, Germans, Mediterranean Europeans, Eastern Europeans, Asians, peoples from the Middle East and (most recently) East Africans. Migrant groups continue South make to Australia a richer place, strengthening the State’s culture, its links with the wider world and (not least!) influencing its cuisine. New arrivals from overseas will find plenty of support groups, cultural assimilation programs and community resources assist to with your move to the state. EuropeanIn 1836, settlers established South Australia on the principle that people of all religions should be allowed practiseto openly and freely. Subsequently, all types of religious structures came be to built in the capital (including the first mosqueto be built in the southern hemisphere). This is one of the reasons Adelaide has come be to known as ‘The City of Churches’. Multicultural community The migrant state people Australia is made up of South and national religious all ethnic, from it’s importantly, More backgrounds. cohesive and inclusive. friendly, • • • • • •

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others. The incidence of robbery and assault robbery and assault The incidence of is relatively low, and Australia has strict Australia has strict and low, is relatively anti-gun and drug laws. and police force their Australians trust officials. Bribery government their the law against and corruption are by society. accepted not and are are Racial discrimination and harassment Australian Overall the law. also against accepting and welcoming people are of nearly come from citizens Australia’s most one of making it 200 countries, multicultural societies in the world. welcoming country Australia is a warm, nationalities. different people of accepting of people were Australia’s of a quarter Around cent per Fifteen country. born in another than other a language Australians speak of home. English at you religion, nationality or your Whatever are There Australia. today’s into should fit cultural and mosques, temples churches, clubs and associations, groups, support could You by the thousands. restaurants cultural and enjoy a different dine out food and and find cuisine every night home country. your from ingredients people. all opportunityfor equal has Australia on the discriminate the law to is against It or religion culture, race, of grounds

Australia is a harmonious nation, with equality for all, all, equality for with nation, a harmonious is Australia had never has Australia gender or race. of regardless is The government unrest. civil of free is and war, a civil military the ruled by not is and elected, democratically a has It country. a safe is Australia based religion. on nor society. a peaceful and stability political rate, crime low Australia the country the Australia 136 SECTION five While living and studying abroad may be abroad While living and studying a can also present it adventure, an exciting study Having decided to challenges. of range Australia you will be undertakingand live in life your of adjustments in many areas is social and academic. It including cultural, while these that remember to also important occurring you will be embarking are changes many of study (for of upon a new semester and be away language) you in a different and networks usual supports, your from a new country and to Adjustment resources. occurs gradually that is a process culture traditions beliefs, The values, time. and takes home country may vary your of and customs Australia and adapting those in from greatly some may take life Australian way of the to This advice will hopefully help. time. the process help with the adjustment To on-campus is able to Counsellor Student and care and pastoral with welfare assist confidential. kept all discussions are multicultural.sa.gov.au.) from (Sourced

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intimidate another person or group on the group person or another intimidate basis of their race, gender, marital status, marital status, gender, race, their basis of beliefs. and political and religious pregnancy, acts may be considered A variety of unacceptable and/or offensive Equity and anti-discrimination student, as an international Australia you, In be respected to have the right as needs considered have your and to the as everyone Under fairly else. equal men and women are In particular, purposes. other the law and for under offend humiliate, insult, is unlawful to It or including (sometimes called racial hatred) in singing and making gestures speaking, and images as well as drawings, public, such as newspapers, publications written leaflets and websites.

When you arrive in Australia you will notice that there there that notice will you Australia in arrive you When be will see experience and you that things many are country. home your from different considerably no person should Act, Anti-Discrimination others because of to differently be treated marital gender, country origin, of race, their religious political and pregnancy, status, preference. sexual disability or beliefs, Adjusting to life in Australia to life Adjusting 137 SECTION five

journey Ask for help assistance or for ask be afraid to Don’t the you need it. In addition to if support systems many Service are Counselling there you have a up on-campus ensure set to Australia. time in successful and enjoyable and enjoy the relax Finally, Keep lines of communication of lines Keep open with those at home home at Communicating with those study of experiences your about regularly emails, through Australia, in and life only is vital. Not and letters, telephones with you connected keep help to does it also assists it social supports, important understand to friends and family your which will smooth the experiences your home. transition when you return Sense of humour a living in that remember Importantly, means you will inevitably culture different unusual and often of in a range find yourself laugh confusing situations. Being able to it you that in these situations will remind cultures understand different time to takes mistakes. make to is okay it and that Macquarie from (Sourced mq.edu.au.) University,

Maintain some of the routines and rituals you may have had in your home country This can include small things such as coffee a certain type of drink continuing to may also foods. It specific eating or tea or in bigger include maintaining involvement events such as celebrating a national day in friends. of country origin with a group of your Try to maintainTry a sense of perspective difficulties with remind When confronted living and studying abroad that yourself feel is normal to and it is a challenge your of overwhelmed and out stressed, a list make or recall to Try times. depth at study to you initially wanted the reasons of listing positive Also, place, in the first abroad that within yourself changes events or since you arrived may also have occurred things in perspective. with getting assist Become involved Become people and become meet to an effort Make both on-campusinvolved in groups and Maintain an community. in the wider new situations openness to attitude of friendships Establishing and experiences. way to is the best joining groups and Australian and learn about experience and will certainlyculture you have mean time here. enjoyable and more a richer alone. alone.

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Listen, observe and ask questions life and way of a new culture to Adjustment observe time to Allow yourself time. takes both of you and patterns those around verbal and non-verbal communication. Don’t things are there questions if ask be afraid to the understand as this will reduce you do not misunderstandings. or confusion chance of The process of settling into your new way new your into settling of The process be alone, wanting to to lead can often life of being able to not lacking enthusiasm, and physical illness. tiredness concentrate, is veryThis process normal and every extent. a different to is affected student a new city living in of the impact Overcoming is important it however is sometimes hard, not you are that remember to Most people in their first few weeks and first people in their Most months in a new country experience to This is a normal reaction feelings. similar physical, in your change such a complete social and cultural environment. experiencing difficulty you find yourself If are there these feelings, in overcoming Other can talk. whom you people to are or students who have experienced good the same thing are experiencing Accommodation Teachers, to. talk to and Counsellor Student the Office Staff, support. available for are family host your and is temporary the situation Remember many overseas students. common to

Coming to a new country means that you are exposed exposed are you country that means a new to Coming in a change These include experiences. new many to the available, food type of the environment, physical the you that fact the and act and speak look, people way must use a language first is your that not language. A new way of life way A new 138 SECTION five

goodbye) (sad to say (sad to Graduation Happy, excited, excited, Happy, new environment. loneliness loneliness isolated feeling feeling anger/hostility toward other cultures - without reason activities/ social fromwithdrawing fear of meeting ‘strange’ new people depression (symptoms include: overwhelming feeling of sadness; sleeping too much/too little; eating too much/too little; not anything) enjoying disorientation infections vulnerability to increasing loss of concentration and sense of humour feeling homesick, and not feeling in charge of your new environment Adjusting feeling happy, happy, feeling feeling settled feeling understanding Making friends, Making friends, Symptoms of culture shock: culture of Symptoms • • • • • • • • • things, socialising, socialising, things, Exchange, rotary.org/en/studentsandyouth/ Exchange, youthprograms/rotaryyouthexchange/ Pages/ridefault.aspx.) Get some physical exercise physical some Get swim. the gym, to go walk, Play sport, the house! around sit Don’t may Be active – even though it to the effort make first, seem hard at your explore Youth Rotary from International (Sourced confused, confused, coming to coming to Australia?) unhappy right decision right (Did I make the (Did I make Feeling very Feeling (Will I succeed?) depressed, doubt depressed, Lonely, homesick, homesick, Lonely, messaging etc. Keep contact contact Keep messaging etc. shock Culture and different Everything is new time in perspective. Stay in touch with family and friends home back time free your spend all of Do not emailing, Make friends with other/new people other mix with people from to Be sure own. your countries as well as from Share your feelings sympathetic Find local friends who are them about to Talk and understanding. and specific situations. feelings your can help you understand ideas They view. of cultural point their from each day. For example, if you do not feel feel you do not if example, For each day. activity plan a short room, leaving your like a post you out. Go to will get each day that ride a to buy something, store officeor that you feel a sports event. If to go bus or daily goals set problem, is your language a day; minutes study fifteen learn more: to learn five new words a day; learn one new program TV a each day; watch expression Each 30 minutes. for new language in your and you achieve will give you more that goal you can cope. self-confidence that more

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Happy, excited, excited, Happy, Set goals your redevelop to yourself for some goals Set These should life. in your control of feeling you can accomplish be small tasks that Try to analyse objectively the differences the differences analyse objectively to Try home and your finding between you are the reasons for Look country. host your country does things differently. host your and norms are customs host that Remember customs as your just them, (mostly) logical to you! logical to home are and norms at Be objective You should remember that culture shock shock culture that should remember You and adjustment your of is a normal part the symptoms. you may have some of that be normal may not reactions your Some of or emotional you; you may be more for sense of lose your or sensitive, more shock culture Recognising your humour. will help you learn about symptoms it. way through your work as you yourself Recognition Once you realise you have culture shock, shock, you have culture Once you realise better and moving on to it over getting will culture host with the adjustment take you who must is depend on you. It and better, feel to some positive steps the better! them, you take the sooner Overcoming culture shock culture Overcoming Process of cultural adjustment be as severe) will not some the process (For

Culture shock is the feeling of being out of place in an in place of out being of feeling the is shock Culture moving of Theunfamiliar environment. excitement initial cultural different when subsides country often a new to responses daily to attend to you challenge expectations The potential granted. for taken previously behaviours and can challenges persistent these with dealing of stress result in feelings hostility of and frustration your with home. for longing as profound a country as well host Culture shock Culture 139 SECTION five Looking people in the eyes the people of the eyes at Australians look consider They talking with. are they an indication and respect, this a sign of stare Do not listening. are they that a long time. the person for at Equality considered Australia men and women are In Australian and work. study equal in life, and expect verywomen are independent Wealth men. equal to as be treated to mean people not position also does or Australia. in differently treated are Servants have servants. if Australia does not Even are they has a cleaner, family host your a All members of with respect. treated the Australia help around household in wives and children Husbands, house. shop help clean, to all expected are Students themselves. and tidy up after do the same. to will be expected peopleGreeting When meeting someone for the first time, it is usual shake to the person’s right hand with your right hand. People who do not know each other generally do not kiss or hug when meeting. When you first meet someone, it is polite not talk to about personal matters. cultural beliefs of and a practice that is encouraged. and a practice that clothing is an individual choice; many people situation the social for comfort, for dress and movie theatres Clubs, the weather. or be in neat, to patrons places require other footwear. clean clothes and appropriate the beach Australians live close to Many may wear they days, and the sea. On hot little clothing on the beach and surrounds. people who dress that mean This does not have low swimming the beach or to go to this is what means that moral standards. It beaches. our near on and we accept countries can choose other from People may They dress. national their wear to and items customary or be religious a hijab a burqa, robe, include monks’ society with As a tolerant a turban. or cultures, many different people from clothing is a part

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Code of dress style of in their relaxed Australians are on most casual dress neat and wear dress suits or wear Students rarely occasions. Australia may Women in ties and shirts. home those in your from differently dress shorts jeans, Women may wear country. acceptable in This is quite tops. and brief people clothing that The types of Australia. society the diversity in our reflect wear as much as the variation in climate. just but rules on clothing, no laws or are There work certain clothing for wear you must workplaces have dress situations. Most situation, the work standards. Outside of Bargaining Australian shops. used in not is generally It to you want if should shop around You is Bargaining price. the best at items get sales and garage markets acceptable at or stores sometimes in electronics or paying in cash. you are dealers if car Sensitive issues Sensitive Sometimes a sensitive issue may come may seem talk to up in conversation. Not is too it “sorry, say to polite is more It rude. a question. ignore than to explain” hard to Australian’s say “please” when asking for when asking for “please” say Australian’s smile) (with a you” “thank something and someone if something or when receiving you if When asked you. does something for it tea, a cup of like something, would like you would if please”, “Yes say, to is polite This you do not. if you” thank “no, or it, like “I’m important. extremely is considered bump into or a mistake you make if sorry” you wish to if “Excuse me” and someone, interrupt need to or someone past walk also good are activity, conversation or their that think to Australians tend use. phrases to “thank or “please” say people who do not Using these words being rude. are you” relationship. will help in building a good Social customs in Australia in customs Social polite Being

It takes time to learn the customs of another culture. culture. another of customs learn the to time takes It relaxed. and simple fairly is etiquette Australian Fortunately, are culture new the aspects of that find will students Most culture. own their in expected is what from different too not an Develop differences. than rather similarities for Look learn the understand and to willingness of attitude new culture. Australian culture Australian 140 SECTION five this term describes a period a cup of tea or coffee ‘Drop by the term chook means a the raw type sausages usually when an invitation a party to says Bring a plate: when you are invited a to party and asked ‘bring to this a plate’, means bring to a dish of food share to with your host and other guests. Take the food the to party in any type of dish, not just a plate, and it is usually ready to serve. This is common for communal gatherings such as for school, work or a club. If you are unsure what bring, to you can ask the host. BYO: this‘BYO’, means ‘bring your own’ drink. If you do not drink alcohol, it is acceptable bring to juice, soft drink or soda, Some or water. restaurants are can bring You BYO. your own wine to these, although there is usually a charge for providing and cleaning glasses called ‘corkage’. Arvo: this is short for afternoon. ‘Drop by this arvo,’ means please come and visit this afternoon. Fortnight: of two weeks. Barbecue, BBQ, barbie: outdoor cooking, usually of meat or seafood over a grill or hotplate using gas or coals. The host serves the meat with salads and bread rolls. It is common for a guest, when invited a BBQ, to ask to if they anything.bring should Snag: cooked at a BBQ. They can be made of pork, beef or chicken. Chook: chicken, usually a hen. Cuppa: this arvo for a cuppa’ means please come and visit this afternoon for a cup of tea or coffee. Loo or dunny: these are slang terms for toilet. If you are a guest in someone’s house for the first time, it is usually polite ask to permission use to his or her toilet. ‘May I use your toilet please?’ Some people ask, ‘Where’s the loo?’. Fair dinkum: honest, the truth. ‘Fair dinkum?’ when used as a question means, ‘is it really true?’ Australian slang Australian may ‘slang’ or Much common word usage Australia. people new to to seem strange many different from Slang words start shortened Some words are sources. words. Many were longer versions of used by migrants who already expressions you England. If the northcame from of it means, an expression what unsure are to the person who said it ask to is all right are: Some common expressions explain. • • • • • • • • • • Opening doors without knocking first for wait and first should always knock You you enter. before ‘Come in’ say someone to Making loud noises you loud noises even if make should not You especially between own home, in your are (eg loud and 7.00am 10.00pm the hours of have to going you are parties etc). If music, neighbours your a party you should inform 10.00pm. and turn down the music at When you find yourself in an awkward social When you find yourself is drink or situation such as when food can’t or being served like which you do not do reasons, other or religious consume for you that politely out point to hesitate not Or is being offered. what accept cannot a party and at uncomfortable you feel if excuse politely just leave to would like different of aware Australians are yourself. be offended. and will not customs behaviour unacceptable Socially is socially Australia some behaviour In laws against are unacceptable and there be the law to is against it example it. For use to in public, swear to in public, drunk behave in a sexually to language, indecent in public. urinate to or way, indecent Smoking in public smoking laws regarding strict are There public buildings, in public places such as shopping centres, taxis, public transport, need You and restaurants. hotels/bars butts Cigarette smoke. to outside go to in a rubbish bin. should be disposed of community the in Tidiness in a bin, All rubbish should be disposed of carried with you until you find a bin. or Awkward social situations names. 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Queuing turn is very and important your Taking places, Australians queue in most shops and banks including airports, Blowing your nose your Blowing noses into Australians blow their Most the onto not tissue, or a handkerchief Many spitting. This is also true for footpath. when you ‘Bless you’ people will also say, intent. This phrase has no religious sneeze. Punctuality be on time for should always try to You you realise visits. If meetings and other contact try to be late, to going you are is veryThis them know. let the person to as you professionals visits to for important if or being late for money may be charged notifying without you miss the appointment time. the appointment them before It is not generally expected or practiced or expected generally is not It This is because throughout Australia. in service industry covered Australia, are staff do laws and therefore by minimum wage However, income. their on tips for rely not leave a small amount is acceptable to it you should you feel percent) (perhaps 10 service. exceptional have received Tipping Australians are generally informal and informal generally Australians are names. using first each other address a new you can address However title such as acquaintance using their Missus (Mrs), (Ms), Miss (Mr), Mister (Prof) and Professor (Dr) or Doctor first name then you may use their family in it use or you to ask name when they In the workplace at the introduction. educational institutions and among friends, and be informal to Australians tend most first by their call each other Addressing peopleAddressing Australian culture (continued) culture Australian 141 SECTION five What if I do accept an invitation? a meal, invitation to an When you accept you what the host tell is also usual to it say that to perfectly is okay eat. It cannot meat eat and do not a vegetarian you are Jewish and do not Muslim or you are that or and arrive late to polite is not It pork. eat your call to a telephone you should make be late. to going you are if explain to host What if I cannot accept an invitation? an accept be able to always may not You say, is to refuse way to The best invitation. I/we have other unfortunately you, ‘thank too you are say that To time’. that plans at it even if rude, busy may seem extremely you an invitation, Once you accept is true. something arises where should only cancel if the should also explain You go. you cannot cancel because you To host. your to reason else somewhere invitation from a better got new and can affect can seem very rude, to not is best it Sometimes friendships. ask away and to an invitation right accept you would mind if they whether host your them later. to plans and reply your check Immigration of Department from (Sourced immi.gov.au.) and Citizenship, How are invitations made? made? invitations are How spoken. or Invitations can be written (which RSVP, for ask ones usually Written in French) s’il vous plait is respondez should You and means please reply. not. or go to you intend whether reply reply you how to The invitation will tell Your is expected. and when the reply how many about may be specific host the invites host your If invited. people are host your you should tell whole family, Usually a how many people would go. children. and their is the parents family Responding to an invitation an to Responding What could I be invited to? dinner, lunch, an invitation to you get If any or birthday, wedding, party, barbecue, with you will usually respond event type of meal isThe midday call. phone or a letter is called and the evening meal called lunch, can also mean a cup ‘Tea’ ‘tea’. or dinner the time tea, for invited If ‘cuppa’. or tea of your whether sign of is a good the event of An tea. a cup of just or means dinner host 6.00pm anytime after for tea, invitation to means dinner. hours) usually (1800 to buyto someone a drink. At a bar a man. Sometimes if you ask for 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY australia.gov.au/about-australia/ help, you may get an answer ‘see to that bloke over there’. How ‘How ya goin? are you going?’ means how are you, or how do you do? It does not mean what form of transport you are taking. Sometimes it can sound ‘ow-ya-goin-mate’.like Good onya mate! this is short for ‘Good n you mate’ which means ‘well done friend’. To be crook:To be to sick or ill. Flat out: busy. Shout: or a pub when a group of friends meet, it is usual for each person ‘shout to a round’, meaning buy everybody a drink. Each person takes a turn at buying a ‘round’. It is also acceptable say to that you do not drink (alcohol) by saying that you are a ‘teetotaller’. This also means you are not obliged shout. to Bloke: Australian culture (continued) culture Australian • • Australian slang on information more For visit australian-story/austn-slang. • • • • 142 SECTION five Food and meals and Food is essential all meals. It Be on time for at homestay host your you inform that dinner for you will be late time if breakfast an evening meal. require do not or Australia in life to adjustment The biggest used to students is getting most for Australia is a nation of food. ‘Aussie’ the world. Our all over immigrants from a multicultural society. reflects food may be served seven different You multicultural dishes in a week. new your Be positive and optimistic about least everything at Try adventure. food may be pleasantly surprised. You once. meal times help at to -Try setting the clearing the food, helping prepare table, washing the dishes. the table or Although it may be difficult please let the please let difficult may be Although it youAccommodation Office know if staff have any difficulties in the homestay. will only speak Accommodation staff to you agree if the homestay host to some offer this and we may be able to solve any issues. advice on ways to in homestay the remain to required are You homestay time confirmed in your length of be made without can not and changes letter Accommodation Office. consulting the if time in homestay, specified your After to may prefer years you 18 over you are accommodation. independent move to live must age, of year 18 Students under accommodation in Eynesbury approved unless the move move and can not Accommodation by the to is agreed Officerecommendation and a Director. Academic the from a short home for return to you intend If any other for or Australia, travel in holiday, the homestay from absent you are reason will fee a holding than one week more for the you keep that is important It apply. intentions. your notified of homestay host ‘boss’ in their own home. home. own in their ‘boss’ Homestay changesHomestay in a homestay Occasionally issues will occur assistance seek to is important placement. It as soon as a difficulty occurs as problems with communication be resolved can often families. students and host between staff, Homestay fees fees Homestay homestay Upon arrival in your required accommodation you are bond. and a pay homestay fees to will be included payment Details of letter. confirmation in your with your system a payment Establish is usually Australia it it. In to and stick host students in homestay will that expected two weeks in advance fees pay their and by both host agreed on a due date to like student. Homestay hosts do not and if pay fees to students ask have to tension can create it this occurs regularly and the students. parents between host will issue you The homestay host show the amount to with a receipt paid and will discuss with you the is due. payment next your date within is refundable The bond money homestay leaving your you two weeks of have been no breakages, there providing The bond outstanding accounts. or damage the pay for be used to should not money may need You homestay. two weeks of last give two you do not if money pay extra to homestay host. your weeks notice to Use the opportunity to your advantage: advantage: your Use the opportunity to participating actively in the household is homestay, know your to get way to the best with them and relationship build a good English. conversational practice your or parent host your How should you treat you would hosts like your Treat parents? – with respect. own parents your treat though you pay them money Even are they

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143 Being a ‘Member of a Family’ a welcomed into In a homestay you are the of as a member home and accepted you should help homestay host Your family. comfortable, you are sure settle in and make serve included in you nutritious meals (if involve you in family homestay fee), your you and to talk the time to take activities, Both home’. ‘at you feel make generally and homestay members should student each other. and respect about care Australian homestay an All members of including you – also have a responsibility the the smooth running of help ensure to the This simply means following household. household rules and participating actively Along and clean. the house neat in keeping the household you members of with other tasks with light help out to may be asked own washing your such as washing up, All students will setting the table. or clothes, tidy and leave room their keep to be required the house clean and tidy of common areas male and This applies to using them. after all students and to students equally, female background. family their of regardless this (and probably hosts will expect Your own sons and daughters. their of more) Australia is a multicultural country. There There Australia is a multicultural country. composition. many variations on family are know to an open mind and get Keep A person living with. the people you are may have Australian citizenship with Lebanon, China, Australia, been born in ‘Australian’. All are Finland. Indonesia or homestay many benefits of are There Australian homestay An accommodation. Australian cultural you an will provide host environment. family in a safe experience improve will have the opportunity to You English skills by using and practicing your homestay Your a daily basis. on language sure you and make after will look host Students who come to safe. you are that make Australia and stay in homestay often in touch sometimes keeping life, friends for leaving the homestay. years after for

Homestay life involves living closely with others in a new a new in others with closely living involves life Homestay as tolerance such Qualities environment. challenging and deal to ability the and others to sensitivity flexibility, and benefit great be of will and be learnt will difficulties with registered hosts Homestay life. your throughout you to application a formal undergone all have Eynesbury with visit. formal a and check police a process including Homestay and Australian culture and Australian Homestay SECTION five you hosts for advice on how you hosts for Laundry the host age years of 18 students under For Other clothing. will usually wash your family own wash their to students will be expected do to will always be expected You clothes. their hosts will explain Your own ironing. your you when you move in. to expectations you, washing for does all your host your If dirty clothes in the basket leave your up it can pick they so that provided hang the clothes on to Offer anytime. bring them in when they to the line or This will be appreciated. dry. are you want hosts will understand if Your underwear, own hand-washto your can do this. Do not you where ask but hand in the bathroom wash underwear Ask basin. in the laundry. hand wash items to washing do your does not host your If use the will allow you to they you, for washing machine and will show you how Australians use the washing use it. to when they twice a week machine once or washing, of quantities have reasonable container The detergent every day. not liquid is or you how much powder will tell washing. clean a full load of needed to Australian bathrooms are not built for for built not are Australian bathrooms even Some are around. splashing water the bathAustralians wash inside carpeted. splash water to it stand outside and don’t themselves. over leave to expected Household members are dry clean and reasonably tidy, the bathroom using it. after hung on a rail in usually are towels Wet can they use so that after the bathroom for the same towel Australians use dry. several days. to expected Male household members are to the toilet, to when going seat the toilet lift should be The seat urinating on it. prevent the original position afterwards. to returned countries with Students who come from stand on to may be tempted toilets squat for built are Australian toilets seat. the toilet very Australians are conscious of sitting on. person so the next clean for leaving the toilet splashed urine you have not that sure make toilet. leaving the before floor or on the seat expected household members are Female sanitary wrap tampons and pads into bag and place the bag in the a paper the into go don’t These items rubbish bin. chance they a strong is as there toilet the sewer. to will cause a blockage Hot water is usually stored in a tank, and one minute 25 hot shower can mean the rest of the household gets cold showers. Australians are very conscious of the cost of power - and long showers mean big heating bills. Australia is a very dry country and water is a precious commodity. In Adelaide households pay for the water that is used. Australians are encouraged from a young age not waste to it. Do not store food in your room. This may room. in your food store Do not with the best pests and even attract in spill food is very easy to it intentions on the floor. the bed or be dried in your clothes should not Wet dry because to heaters draped over or room See Laundry a fire. this could easily start and washing about information more for drying clothes. Bathroom etiquette etiquette Bathroom the bathroom will share homes you In most the household. members of with other once a day, Australians usually shower have baths and do not work, after or before to Australians use the bathroom very often. using as clean as quickly as possible, get minute a 5-10 After as possible. little water and apply dressed get hair, dry your shower, lenses etc in any contact put or any makeup In some households bedroom. in your back for ready getting family members may be five are There in the morning. school and work Australians do most why reasons some other baths: long hot showers or have long hot not • • • Bathroom have a shower, Australian bathrooms Most in a are (some toilets a bath and a toilet a shower will be There room). separate the keep which is used to screen curtain or The hand basin bay. shower inside the water cleaning is used by household members for for not face, washing their for or teeth their which The bath mat, bodies. washing their stand on is used to a small towel, looks like to shower the bath or of out stepping after towel The hand wet. the floor avoid getting the hand basin; this is usually on a rail near washing them. hands after drying your is for while on it switch is a ceiling fan, there If homes willSome shower. you have your which is used in have a ceiling heater, Rubbish is placed in the cold weather. is put paper and used toilet rubbish basket bowl and flushed. the toilet into straight you 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Homestay and Australian culture (continued) culture Australian and Homestay 144 Your room Your a furnished room with will be provided You your store to somewhere containing a bed, light. and desk a chair a desk, clothes, homestay Your tidy. room your Keep you are but room may vacuum your host off Turn clean. it keeping for responsible electrical appliances when you leave the etc). electric blankets heaters, (lights, room room your to any changes make Don’t may You homestay host. asking your without ornaments or pictures put be allowed to ‘home’. like feel it make to room in your have locks on bedroom is very to rare It you homes. However, Australian doors in members of Other privacy. entitled to are before the household should always knock your hosts should make and your entering and pets. young children to limits’ ‘off room Dinner with the should be eaten night at Dinner discussion can take homestay so that way This is an excellent the table. place at English and learning your improving of homestay Your culture. Australian about include foods to will also be happy host suggest to may want You you like. that everyone special sauces and spices for offer own food, your you long for If try. to own your hosts a meal from your cook to has Adelaide Central Market The country. and you are stalls food many international home. from favourites find some to likely would like to take lunch, you may be able lunch, take to would like pack to family with the host negotiate to cost. an extra This will incur lunch. Lunch Friday included on Monday to is not Lunch you do if Even week. a normal semester of classes on a particular have scheduled not included. lunch is not day during the week on weekends, will be provided Lunch public holidays and school holidays. If Breakfast is usually a meal where everyone is usually a meal where Breakfast usually includes helps themselves. Breakfast host Your coffee. or and tea toast cereals, foods the breakfast will show you where eat person to the last you are If kept. are into back and bread cereals put breakfast, or butter and milk, cupboard the kitchen your Put the fridge. into back margarine and make sink or dishes in the dishwasher and table are the bench top that sure meal. you have finished your clean after Breakfast SECTION five

however, talk to your homestay host host homestay your to talk however, this is difficult for you. for this is difficult is not in use as this will reduce the will reduce in use as this is not electricity. of consumption and cost Australians usually sleep with the lights out if find most often students International especially in the Australian homes cold, have Australian homes don’t Most winter. and household a central heating system They houses hot. their like members don’t power. of the cost also conscious of are clothes on more put Australians generally heating. turning on the before blankets or dressed you are sure make cold, you feel If your tell cold, you still feel the cold. If for suggest. they see what to and wait host for on turn the heater will probably They your for may give you a heater or a while, should be used only Room heaters room. when necessary and should be turned off Sleep between the bed. into you get before Lights, heating and cooling Lights when a room turned off Lights bulbs are Heating/cooling internet access. If you are able to use the able to you are If access. internet services please internet homestay host’s this privilege. you respect that sure make to internet family use the host Do not download music or games play internet access unsuitable or movies. Do not or on the computer. websites offensive be able you will not 18 under you are If provision. internet for sign a contract to Try finish to any call at the homestay in less minutes than as other 15 household members may be expecting calls or waiting use to the phone. Ask your family and friends not ring to you before (later 7.00am on weekends) or after 10.00pm Australian time as household members may be sleeping during these hours. Do not use the homestay phone call to a mobile unless you have permission from your host. It is expensive call to mobile phones from a landline. If someone rings for a household member while they are out, offer take to a message. Write down the name and number of the caller and leave the message where your host can see it when they come in. Computer and internet access internet and Computer included in the access is not Internet fee residence student or homestay fee pay extra to and you should be prepared homestay host Your this service. for will advise you manager residence or access the internet. how to about companies and many internet are There prices and get to around ‘shop’ you should of See section three you. suit plans that on detailed information more this guide for Phone etiquette • • • • so this service only in an should be used homestay host your to Speak emergency. call. a collect make to you want if help for 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Homestay and Australian culture (continued) culture Australian and Homestay Reverse charges (collect call) call you are a collect When you make and the call operator an through connected billed are plus a connection fee charges calling. the person you are to automatically can be very The connection fee expensive You can buy phone cards which can be used You your enter You home phones. private from keypad, on the telephone PIN number card’s The you want. and then dial the number card’s your from call is debited your of cost billed for get hosts don’t and your account a local call. pay for will have to You call. your various from Phone cards can be bought students to Speak Adelaide. around stores a while for Adelaide for who have been in cards. buy place to and cheapest the best Phone cards Phone You will be allowed to use the homestay will be allowed to You your pay for to will be expected but phone, the phone using calls. Discuss the rules for Australian when you arrive. host with your showing the itemised, bills are telephone each of phone numbers called and the cost pay to be expected will usually You call. Some options along. calls as you go for calls are: telephone your paying for for Telephone Clothes are usually dried outside on a Clothes are in a clothes drier. inside or not clothesline, outside wet it’s If used sparingly. Driers are to what host your ask is no dryer, and there clothes on furniture, hang wet Do not do. room. anywhere in your or heaters 145 SECTION five campus. you feel that you that you feel smoking homestay hosts do not ‑smoking homestay hosts do not you intend to smoke in Australia you in smoke to you intend Alcohol Australia under no one in cigarettes Like buy alcohol. to is permitted age years of 18 years 18 Australians over is common for It and you enjoy an alcoholic drink to age of wine or beer, of a drink may be offered have do not You stay. spirits during your guests will and your the drink accept to or the drink you refuse if be offended not instead. a non-alcoholic drink for ask to bring acceptable NOT is definitely It student homestay or your alcohol into permission. without residence Smoking purchase Australia you cannot In years or 18 unless you are cigarettes allow do not residences Student over. has smoking inside and the government actually banned smoking inside buildings health risks. Eynesbury has a because of within permitted not smoking is rule that Coglin the of perimeter a one street streets’ campus and within a few street street the Franklin of perimeter and smoke Australians do not Most non you are If home. allow smoking inside their will only it in a homestay, smoke allowed to Please discuss this be outside the house. dispose to and remember host with your place. in the appropriate butts cigarette of If this as people who about should be honest cigarette sensitive to often are smoke do not peoples clothing and hair. on other smoke work it out with your host. It may take may take host. It with your out it work ear your ‘tune’ you to time for a short If Aussie accents. to help for ask been understood, have not school day next on your a teacher from service. access the interpreting or hosts this is what you have requested, you have requested, this is what Communication Worry! Have Fun! Smile! Don’t Relax! You will be patient. homestay host Your be not spell a word but be able to might well it pronounce -able to down, it write Pets Australian homes have The majority of family The cat. usually a dog or pets, animal can be a very member important the household. Many students who of with dogs had much contact haven’t find how much surprised to cats are or end up liking the homestay pet! they advise you on how to will Homestay host any homestay pets. for handle and care Accommodation Coordinator Student The find you a homestay without will try to pets if or have religious you especially if decision. your for health reasons Having friends or or friends Having visitors around friends to your hosts will be happy for Your and inviting a friend before first ask but visit in your the house into anyone invite don’t especially people your absence, hosts’ have never met. There should not be too be too should not There met. have never should and they one time, at many visitors 10.00pm). (before hour a reasonable leave at have a you to for should be okay It once in a while stay overnight friend to hosts your Always ask is room. there if to can arrange in advance so they friend. Generally, your accommodate a friendyou should avoid entertaining bedroom. in your sex the opposite of you may only stay away 18 under you are If you have permission the homestay if from Accommodation and family host your from in stay overnight Officeand you can not residences. student houses or share 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY for more blankets or a hot water bottle. water a hot or blankets more for Homestay and Australian culture (continued) culture Australian and Homestay Australian people do not like to be to like Australian people do not appointments and people are for late This all times. be punctual at to expected importance on-campus. particular is of classes. be on time for must You requirements will be attendance There visa and your the issue of attached to viewed seriously both absences are of by Eynesbury and the Department In the event Immigration and Citizenship. homestay host your ask an illness please of be you will not Eynesbury know that let to in residence you are If day. on that attending yourself. please telephone accommodation, appointments and organise must You commitments outside school other do so please unable to you are hours. If them know in let to teacher see your the absence. for advance the reason Punctuality absences and Household waste certain recycle local councils waste Most householders may In these areas items. the rubbish into separate to be required usually glass and plastic various categories, newspapers and papers (recyclable) bottles, metals and some plastics scraps, and food food (non-recyclable).Some hosts will put Your as compost. the garden onto waste containers hosts will show you the different student Some rubbish. kinds of different for system will have a recycle residences and you will be helping the environment that Items waste. your you separate if have the triangular can be recycled them. of symbol on the bottom recycle sheets and under the doona or blankets, blankets, doona or the sheets and under still cold, you are them. If of on top not ask as a fire unattended left never are Heaters buy an electrical item can easily start. Never in the homestay use to etc) fan, (heater, host. your from getting consent first without 146 SECTION five Where to find help find to Where students experience time time to From difficulties in their or problems with friends with a bank, accommodation, is important It with study workloads. or as early as you can help you seek that and difficultiesso problems can be can problems of The smallest resolved. with early. dealt become very not big if time worrying than spending Rather find a situation, becoming angry at or Accommodation The to. talk someone to homestay host to your Office can talk staff help you find a resolution, and negotiate accommodation, suitable independent see the you to appointments for make give advice on or counsellor student Australia. stay in your of any aspect also Eynesbury are at staff Teaching you find a solution help very happy to facing. you are any problems to you will offend worry that Don’t anyone with or homestay host your whom you may be having difficulties. listen usually willing to Australians are and work the story side of your to with you. though any problems Transport/travelling to campus campus to Transport/travelling Eynesbury by to get will probably You or homestay host Your public transport. you with assist will residence student is very to rare It the city. and from travel to Eynesbury live within walking distance of very Australian cities are spread because usually within out. Homestay hosts are the city. travel time from 30 minutes timetables is available regarding Information a week line seven days on an information The phone number 8.00pm. to 7.00am from or 1000 8 8210 is +61 information for adelaidemetro.com.au. at the website and from to transport In some areas outside peak Eynesbury may be limited and 4.00pm 9.00am to hours (7.30am master will need to You 6.00pm).to timetables and arrange public transport station five minutes or the stop be at to transport. miss your to not early in order more this guide for of Section three See Transport. on Public information host family if you have permission from the from you have permission if family host homestay. Accommodation Office and your houses in share stay overnight can not You with friends. residences student at or you are delayed, send a text send a text delayed, you are 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY and move about the house quietly. and move about you come home late (after 10.00pm), 10.00pm), (after you come home late Going out and staying with friends be to and expect out going you are If and address home leave the name, late you will be the people of number telephone your the city tell into going you are with. If Always give go. you plan to hosts where expect the time you of them an estimate If be home. to know. host your let to telephone or message and you are know where host your Letting be home is extremely time you will what will be concerned family host Your important. time. the stated arrive home at you do not if homestay/ your at someone Always let time you know what residence student as you would just be home , to expect home country. in your parents your tell every time a taxi fare aside for money Keep miss the last you might because out, you go be able hosts will not Your train home. bus or transport. you miss your you if collect to If enter you wish hosts know in advance if your Let for or place overnight a friend’s stay at to address friend’s your days. Leave a few 18 under you are If details. and contact years old you may only stay with another Homestay and Australian culture (continued) culture Australian and Homestay 147 SECTION five holiday period. Anzac Day the day the April 25 Anzac Day is on Army Corps Zealand Australian and New in Turkey Gallipoli in landed at (ANZAC) This day is set I. War World during 1915 the memory those of hold dear to apart nation and those who our for who fought The day is a public war. lives to their lost with ceremonies, We remember holiday. will You laying and militarywreath parades. Day ANZAC towns have an many find that in the culminating parade and ceremony a monument at wreaths memorial laying of These services can memorial. war or be very moving and a wonderful way of National pride, Australian some experiencing soldiers are fallen our as the memories of Australians attend Many commemorated. or Canberra, Memorial in War the National the Capital Cities Memorial in one of War a the traditional either Australia for around the which commemorates Service’, ‘Dawn Gallipoli in the at ANZACS the landing of another or day, that and dawning of dark service usually commencing around returned mid-morning with a parade of Australians all representing armed forces Australia is As in war. who have fought these days such a multi-cultural country, countries see many other is common to it in these parades. also represented Easter eggs Easter have long symbolising new life, Eggs, festival. with the Easter been associated part a favourite eggs are Easter Chocolate and families Some Australia. in Easter of egg hunts Easter organise community groups areas. in parks and recreational children for on Easter traditionally eaten eggs are Easter Easter stocking start stores however Sunday, the Easter well before treats The Easter Bunny the morning, Sunday on Easter Early Easter chocolate ‘delivers’ Bunny Easter as he Australia, in children eggs to the world. does in many parts of have long been hare and the The rabbit and have therefore with fertility, associated spring and spring with been associated Easter as a symbol of The rabbit festivals. in Germany have originated seems to recorded in writings in was first it where Easter edible The first century. the 16th were pastry, sugared made from bunnies, century. made in Germany in the 19th chocolate chocolate Hot cross buns spiced buns made with sweet, are They A cross, and leavened with yeast. dried fruit of is placed on top Christ, the symbol of a simple with pastry or either the buns, The buns are and water. flour of mixture however on Good Friday; traditionally eaten available in bakeries are Australia they in Easter. many weeks before and stores bun the traditional fruit variation on A recent A Australia. in popular become has Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day In earlier Lent. day before This is the last observant that many foods were days there such during Lent eat Christians would not foods. and milky eggs, and fish, as meat families was wasted, no food So that Tuesday, Shrove on would have a feast last wouldn’t that up all the foods and eat off. going without Lent days of the forty Shrove with became associated Pancakes could a dish that were because they Tuesday such as eggs, use up perishable foodstuffs flour. the addition of just with and milk, fats and communities Australian groups Many Shrove on pancakes and share make raise money to Selling pancakes Tuesday. activity. charity is also a popular for version is made with the same spiced the dough cocoa is added to but mixture, the dried fruit. chips replace and chocolate At this time of year you may observe year this time of At some popular and experience traditions. 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148 Easter the resurrection commemorates Easter following Jesus Christ of life) to (return is the most his death by crucifixion. It the Christian calendar. of event significant Easter significance, its religious In addition to holiday as a four-day Australia is enjoyed in and starting Friday on Good weekend This extra-long Monday. ending on Easter Australians is an opportunity for weekend with together get or a mini-holiday, take to coincides often and friends. Easter family so many people with with school holidays, into Easter incorporate children school aged is the busiest Easter holiday. family a longer Australia, travel in domestic air time for gatherings time for and a very popular such as weddings and christenings. Australia Day Australia is the day we January 26, Australia Day, our as a people and place celebrate The day is a public holiday. nationhood. the first of The day marks the founding people. nation by European in our settlement New Year Year. New celebrate Australians love to celebrations and parties festivals, are There welcome in the New the country to all over Harbour Sydney and Harbour Sydney Year. have become synonymous with New Bridge the fireworks Australia in celebrations Year the best be one of to display is considered Adelaide also holds beautiful in the world. Eve on Year’s New for displays fireworks is a public holiday. January 1 31. December

Australians hold certain days each year as special days days as special certain year each hold days Australians a with day the recognise may We meaning. of national as a nation day the can celebrate or we everyone for holiday observe Territories and States Most events. special with have They same date. the on holidays public the of some their only that days some or have dates different on others shops, most cities, larger In celebrates. or Territory State on operate to transport and public restaurants continue and shops most towns, smaller In holidays. public restaurants close. Public holidays and special celebrations and holidays Public SECTION five

The Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race most Australia’s is ‘Sydney-to-Hobart’ The of race on the calendar yachting prestigious and begins racing, yacht international Harbour. Sydney in beautiful December 26 – Australian Government from (Sourced Portal, and Recreation Culture australia.gov.au/topics/culture-history-and- sport/events.)

The Boxing Day Test the is the opening day of 26 December the MCG at Test’ ‘Boxing Day traditional between the Ground) (Melbourne Cricket and an international Team Australian Cricket cricket anticipated is the most It side. touring and tickets in world cricket, each year match in advance. months usually sold out are Christmas Australia on in Christmas is celebrated Christmas is the celebration December. 25 Jesus Christ. Christians believe the birth of of the Messiah God’, ‘the son of Jesus is that save the world. Heaven to from sent Australia has an in early summer of The heat Australians celebrate on the way that impact also has heritage English Christmas and our northern on some hemisphere an impact followed. Christmas traditions which are Christmas In the weeks leading up to cards sent greetings decorated; houses are installed sung; Christmas trees out; carols schools and public places; and in homes, from in anticipating a visit delight children and Santa Claus. On Christmas Day family gifts and enjoy exchange to friends gather as Australians are special Christmas food. outdoors seafood caught freshly eat to likely a traditional have as to a barbecue, at a dining table. around dinner roast Australians spend Christmas out Many the day, the beach for to going doors, of a for camping grounds heading to or the Christmas holiday over break longer places which have often are There period. reputation developed an international spend Christmas to overseas visitors for is for One such example Australia. Day in Christmas at Sydney in who are visitors up to Bondi Beach where to go time to on Christmas Day. 40,000 people visit have become a by Candlelight Carols Australia. Christmas tradition in huge range events today by Candlelight Carols televised which are gatherings, huge from smaller to the country, live throughout events. local community and church is also associated Australia Christmas in at sporting events, with two major and Test the Boxing Day the cricket Race. Yacht Hobart to Sydney the the order of any day, gentlemen in suits of in suits of gentlemen any day, of the order costumes. It’s other and assorted all sorts, a very be in Melbourne. colourful to time 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Melbourne Cup Day The Melbourne Cup is a two mile horse race run on the first international attracting each year November of Tuesday the world. around racehorses from the finest ‘race that Melbourne Cup is known as the a Public Holiday being due to a Nation’ stops Melbourne in its in metropolitan declared On this day most Victoria. of State home school or work, at the nation whether of on the race broadcast watch to stop home, and mainly in the places, In other television. many people have a celebratory workplace, barbecue party or lunch, Breakfast’, Day ‘Cup is traditional Melbourne Cup. It celebrate to everyone where wages Sweep’ ‘Cup run a to prize a total create horse to per an amount the the horses entering The names of pool. one by one drawn and matched race are After people waging money. of the list to pool is divided the prize the race is won, and third, second, first, amounts for into or place, last for and usually a small amount before injuryjust due to horses scratched of part Melbourne Cup forms The the race. which attracts the ’Spring Racing Carnival’ Women the world. around celebrities from definitely outfits; hats are best in their dress The Queen’s Birthday holiday celebrates The Queen’s Queen Elizabeth II who isthe birthday of Kingdom the United only Queen of not The Queen’s Australia. also Queen of but onBirthday is a public holiday celebrated Having dates. on different a Monday but Birthday on a Monday, the Queen’s long weekend. in a three-day results Queen’s Birthday Queen’s Labour Day is celebrated on different dates dates on different Day is celebrated Labour in the As elsewhere Australia. throughout Australia in Day originated Labour world, a ‘working people’ giving as a means of trade of roots the and recognising day off rights. movements and workers’ unionist Labour Day ANZAC Day is the only day of the year where where year the only day of Day is the ANZAC an RSL attend may also be possible to it Club to League) Servicemen’s (Returned ‘TWO-UP’. of a traditional game experience ANZACS chance played by the of A game three of on the toss is waged money where two of combination a resulting coins for tails. RSL heads or either being three of out soldiers crammed with returned clubs are and friends on this day, families and their and ‘mate-ship’ is one of the atmosphere of all and the experience friendliness to two-up is a memorable one. of a game Public holidays and special celebrations (continued) celebrations and special holidays Public 149 SECTION five

Beach to Athlestone Athlestone Beach to boat. The address is Holdfast Shores Shores is Holdfast The address boat. Located on the corner of Frome and Pirie Frome of on the corner Located the City Beach offers in the city. streets experience beach volleyball ultimate the beach. travel to the need to without held and social competitions are Lunch 9100. 8 8124 Phone them on +61 regularly. Beaches Glenelg Beach to Square Victoria the tram from Take Adelaide the quintessential Glenelg for the end At summertime experience. are Jetty Road there the ride along of the upmarket visit options: plenty of shop at jetty, along the stroll marina, take or the wonderful stores variety of Twelve waters. gulf a dip in the gentle Adelaide city. south-west of kilometres Heluva Jet Boats off-shoreExperience the high velocity jet on you can phone or Glenelg Marina, Bike Riding Through Linear Park trail winds its bike This 35 kilometre West way from the lovely following in the foothills, and has many beautiful Torrens River picnic spots along the way. Sailing Temptation Swimming with dolphins is truly magical; Temptation the board the catamaran and let The address guide you. Sailing crew Glenelg or Marina, Shores is Holdfast 838. 811 them on 0412 contact Volleyball Beach City +61 8 83768288. +61 historic Davis Cup matches, the World the matches, Davis Cup historic This is a community Organisation promoting promoting This is a community Organisation popular most their healthy living and one of which encourages Try’ ‘Come n is programs new sports. Free at have a go people to and netball. rowing judo, activities include sa.lifebeinit.org. visit all the details, For Tennis stadium, beautiful tennis Adelaide’s the some of Memorial Drive has hosted most finals and the tour ATP Challenge, Tennis the years. over names in tennis biggest 5000 Memorial Drive seats approximately Adelaide people and has idyllic views of is The address Torrens. Oval and the River 5006. SA Adelaide North Memorial Drive, War tennis are Adelaide there All around join. which you can clubs in all areas tennis.com.au. check more find out To Life. Be in it. Cricket Adelaide Oval is the The world renowned Australia, South in the sport of epicentre matches and state with international summer. over played here regularly

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Soccer in popularity is growing The world game no it’s Adelaide in Australia and across an amateur join to like you’d If different. state our about know more to want or team the Football visit Adelaide United, team ffsa.com.au at website SA federation Amateur Australian South The phone or 7355. 8 8353 on +61 League Soccer Sporting activities Australian Rulesfootball (AFL) of supporters passionate Adelaidians are in the playing with two local teams AFL, and Port Adelaide Crows national league: league and amateur State Adelaide Power. also played on ovals across are matches you If everySaturday in winter. the state a local support have a kick, to keen are are there AFL about learn to just or team Adelaide. do this in many opportunities to There are numerous clubs to join and clubs to numerous are There include an international sporting facilities basketball squash, tennis, aquatic centre, an pitches, hockey courses, golf courts, assuch venues and centre ice-skating indoor South watching Adelaide Oval for the famous action. in national sporting teams Australia’s

South Australians are great lovers of sport – both having sport having of – both lovers great are Australians South Adelaide’s watch. to sidelines the on sitting and a go can enjoy you and lifestyle an outdoor climate suits sports and round. year all outdoor activities Sports and recreation and Sports 150 SECTION five

ground in the world. ground access. There are volunteers on hand volunteers are There access. essays and help with editing your to English in conversation practising your cheap The Library has great Café classes. and coffee tea free eats and even offers entry. times. Free vouchers during exam If you’re ever feeling homesick, the homesick, feeling ever you’re If is sure Australia South Gallery Art of Opened in 1875, soul. soothe your to finest the gallery houses the world’s centuryAustralian 19th collection of Islamic, collections of plus superb art, also see You’ll art. Asian and European andAboriginal art an amazing array of impressionist Australia’s by masterpieces Roberts and Tom artists including entry. McCubbin. Free Frederick Museum Australia South list. to-do your of top the this at Put pass through visitors than 750,000 More Garden Botanic Adelaide the Botanic Garden Big is beautiful at 63 city blocks) of (or acres with 101 buildings. stunning flora and historic attractions is the popular the most One of Victorian an exquisite House, Palm 1870s You Germany. from glasshouse imported the Bicentennial through can also wander rainforest housing tropical Conservatory, own in their endangered are plants that the fully at eat to have a bite or habitats, guided Free café. or licensed restaurant entry. Free 10.30am. daily at start tours australia.com) from (Sourced Bradman Collection Collection Bradman LibraryState the visit to reason another Yet an intimate is the Bradman Collection, great honouring the late, exhibition Donald Bradman. Sir legend, cricketing trophies from items, than 140 Housing more the and scrapbooks, clothing and bats to And free! collection is open daily – and it’s make cricket, on your keen really you’re if Adelaide Oval, of tour A$10 a you take sure as the most named by many commentators beautiful cricket Australia of Gallery Art doors Australian Museum’s South the The reason. and with good annually, Gallery housesCultures Aboriginal Australian including a artefacts, largest the world’s Elsewhere boomerang. 10,000-year-old fossils, in the museum you’ll find opalised and a sensational nuggets and gold gems entry. Free exploration. Antarctic display on

beach. Just beyond the city centre you’ll the city centre beyond Just beach. Adelaide Hills and the find the picturesque Valley. the Barossa world‑class wineries of State Library that you’ll find multiple Library that State home your newspapers from copies of and email internet plus free country, State Library Library State the at It’s love this place. to get You’ll North Terrace North Terrace cultural boulevard is North Adelaide’s strip mile-long a beautiful, Terrace; and knowledge. history art, of Centre Festival Adelaide Adelaide Festival the and wonderful, White and art. theatre music, is a hub of Centre – back significant historically also quite It’s to rivalry was fierce there in the 1960s and festival centre, first the nation’s create famed Sydney’s in ahead of got just Adelaide centre the festival Today, Opera House. Southern Hemisphere’s the one of remains spaces. art vibrant versatile and most

of Adelaide city. Adelaide of fabulous restaurants. Ten Ten restaurants. fabulous 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY This elegant city is known for its colonial for city is known This elegant parklands, expansive architecture, stone space. sense of and incredible lively festivals North the museums and libraries of Explore or streets’ ‘eat dine on dedicated Terrace, almost sprawl over that picnic in gardens riding in Botanic Park Go bike the city. half in Rymill Park. gardens rose past row or Glenelg sail at learn to Swim with dolphins or Henley jetty at the fish from Beach or Arts and Culture Port Elliot/Middleton Port holiday destinations Charming popular and food great surf beaches, with great Ninety whale and penguin watching. Adelaide city. south of kilometres Victor Harbour/Goolwa/ Victor Located 20 minutes directly west of the of west directly 20 minutes Located jetty next with A beautiful beach city. which has a village Square Henley to full of feel west kilometres Henley Beach Henley 151 Sports and recreation (continued) and recreation Sports SECTION five Website speaking countries countries speaking ‑ mwasa.org.au chinesewelfareservices.org.au jafa.asn.au saadv.com.au ultiwebsa.org.au multicultural.sa.gov.au mysa.com.au Adelaide Hills, SA 5. Escape to the hills the where Adelaide Hills, the Drive to and charming farmlands picturesque of many generations inspired have villages artists.Stay in Bavarian-inspired chalets and shops craft the bakeries, and browse oldest Australia’s Hahndorf, of galleries The Cedars, Visit surviving German village. once the gracious old home and studio of Hans Heysen. Sir artist landscape famous a fairy- Lobethal, of the markets Then hit Christmas with which celebrates tale town colourful of lights. and metres metres australia.com) from (Sourced at the Aboriginal Cultures Gallery Cultures Aboriginal at the at Museum and visit Australian South the Aboriginal Cultural National the Tandanya, Adelaide also has a proud Institute. explore -in the you to for heritage European in Terrace, North of museums and libraries Adelaide, Hall and in Port Town Adelaide area. heritage declared first the state’s

Phone number +61 8 8212 2988 8 8212 +61 8771 8 8370 +61 2539 8 8223 +61 0300 8 8410 +61 1944 8 8226 +61 0085 8 8212 +61 +61 8 8212 0800 8 8212 +61 see heritage buildings and colourful see heritage Do a cultural tour 4. Soak up Aboriginal and Adelaide Botanic the of Do a cultural tour the Gardens with traditional custodians learn how native You’ll Kaurna people. sustenance, plants have been used for and medicines for ceremonies shelter, the world’s years. Browse thousands of Aboriginal antiquities collection of largest Glenelg, South Australia 3. Head for the coast sail in Glenelg, learn to Swim with dolphins or alfresco cafes, which bustles with sidewalk In the entertainment. dining and summer you can fish from Henley, beach suburb of at on a culinary go world tour jetty or the Explore and eateries. stores the ethnic food harbour and historic markets the museums, maritime heart. the city’s Adelaide, Port of Or family-friendly sideshows in summer along the spectacular Further Semaphore. can swim on you Peninsula, Fevre Le the state’s one of and walk beaches protected Bay. Largs jetties at heritage-listed few heritage European Club or organisation

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Chinese Welfare Services of SA Services of Welfare Chinese Association Australia Friendship Japan Association Australian German South SA Multicultural Communities Council of Affairs Commission and Ethnic Multicultural SA SA Youth Multicultural Muslim Women’s Association of South Australia South Association of Women’s Muslim and the other half in countries where English is not the dominant language). language). dominant the not is English countries where in half other the and Here are some of the different cultural associations present in Adelaide.

An indicator of South Australia’s great multicultural mix is that one in five of the people people the of five in one that is mix multicultural great Australia’s South of An indicator English in (half countries 200 of one in born overseas were (300,000) Clubs and organisations 2. Feel green and serene in Adelaide’s parks or Park in Elder paddle boats and bikes Hire in Rymill Park. gardens rose formal past row beloved Botanic Park Picnic in the local’s in River the coast the hills to cycle from or serious tranquillity, For Park. Linear Torrens Japanese oasis of the classic head to parks 29 Adelaide’s Adelaide-Himjei Garden. and come the city, of half up almost take spaces and sporting quiet with walking trails, to archery. football everything from for fields Torrens River, AdelaideTorrens River, 1. Hit1. the eat streets Asian fusion to Sample everything from in the bustling and exotic cuisine Argentine ambience Embrace the alfresco Chinatown. live End or East Adelaide’s in Street Rundle of wine many elegant the city’s up in one of it Enjoy a restaurants. bars and fashionable in the coastal suburbs meal beach sunset with a relax Beach or Glenelg and Henley of a you’re If Wine Centre. the National wine at Markets Adelaide Central addict, food fresh produce. state-wide grown premium offer Alfresco Dining, Adelaide in Adelaide Five ways to immerse yourself to immerse ways Five 152 SECTION five

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sold. tickets 187,000 southaustralia.com adelaidefestival.com.au womadelaide.com.au adelaidefringe.com.au aso.com.au fringebenefits.com.au afl.com.au sa.lifebeinit.org ffsa.com.au cricketsa.com.au SALA Arts Festival W salainc.com.au Barossa Under the Stars barossaunderthestars.com.au W Festival Cabaret Adelaide adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au W Tourism • Theatre and Arts • • • • • Sport • • • • Adelaide Fringe Adelaide is the world’s Adelaide Fringe The held festival, fringe second‑biggest annually in February and March. all records broke Fringe The 2009 with over Other events include: events and major festivals Other • • • events visit of details and a full list more For southaustralia.com and sacentral.sa.gov.au. will help you websites The following and find some entertainment to Adelaide and activities happening in parts of other

The Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts Arts is one of Festival Adelaide Bank The in the arts prestigious festivals the most of across attracting audiences from world, The biennial event Australia and the globe. the city centre. and transforms captivates was a record- 2008 Festival The March events (Fringe with all associated breaker; some WOMADelaide) during which, and attend. to estimated 900,000 people were WOMADelaide beautiful Adelaide’s in since 1992 Staged is an annualWOMADelaide Botanic Park, days three run over world music festival performers of hundreds and features the globe. countries around from Festivals have alwaysAustralians South and enthusiastically embraced the arts, and events are than 400 festivals more each year. State the now held across the events and venues some of are Here reputation Adelaide’s shape helping to Australia. capital of as the festival Comedy prominent most but year, all kicking and Alive Festival, Adelaide Fringe The during yearly Festival. Edinburgh only to second in size on comedy venues, more For adelaidecomedy.com. visit Cinema art to blockbuster Everything from film and also hosts a growing SA house, to instance, for home, industry (it’s TV Sun Rising studio, special effects major Adelaide and hosts the yearly Pictures) Australia is also home South Film Festival. de Heer. Hicks and Rolf Scott directors to acts stop in at the Adelaide Entertainment Adelaide Entertainment the in at acts stop Country and Theatre. Thebarton and Centre regions. SA in music flourishes Western famous most Australia’s South Some of Jimmy AC/DC, music bands include Hoods. Barnes and the Hilltop Weaving.

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Music lovers should check out the Adelaide the out Music lovers should check which enjoys an Symphony Orchestra world class for reputation international String Australian performances and the audiences all over which plays to Quartet and jazz pop, rock, of the world. Lovers will find a thriving live music scene folk headline international the state; across Music Art Galleries galleries. of has hundreds Australia South busiest Adelaide’s in located They’re corners and in the remotest precincts of – showcasing the work State the of and up until now infamous artists famous, in art Anyone interested undiscovered. Art the at adventure SA will begin their the country’s one of finest SA, Gallery of collections housed in a superb example of Theatre, opera and dance flagship SA’s Company is Theatre State The performing an group, theatre professional classic and contemporary annual season of mainits at works international and Australian Adelaide Festival the performance home, The company has played a pivotal Centre. Australia’s many of of in the careers role Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, like leading actors, Rush and Hugo Geoffrey The Adelaide Festival Centre was the first the first was Centre Adelaide Festival The Australia in multi-purpose arts built centre hosting some and is still an arts icon today, the shows in the world and the best of Festival. Cabaret Adelaide popular hugely Opera State Australia’s South is an innovative performing arts stages company which regularly operettas, Italian operas, popular and concerts. works contemporary dance companies Australia’s South Theatre, Australian Dance include the the world and which performs around influential dance the most is one of is The state companies in the country. and Dancers Warren Leigh also home to and young dance company Restless. In South Australia, home is where the art is… String quartets, the home is where In South Australia, busking, extravaganzas, street theatrical pub comedy, galleries, concerts, regional international rock public statuary, have a long festivals… South Australians city-stopping arts of the arts. and enduring love Entertainment 153 SECTION five Address Arcade 119 Gouger Street Gouger 119 Street Gouger 67 Street Gouger 46 Shop 36, Street Pulteney 172 Street Gouger 268 street Hindley Street Hindley Street) Rundle (off Street Frome 29 Street Rundle 260 Street Rundle 277 Street Gouger 79 Terrace East 4 Adelaide Street Hutt 170 Adelaide North Street O’Connell 5/11 Glenelg Street Jetty Road and Mosley Cr Street Gouger to through Street Grote Court) Plaza and Food Food (International Street Grenfell to Rundle Mall through Rundle Mall Rundle Mall the city Throughout inside leading Street Pulteney Mansions Norwood Parade, Norwood Mediterranean A cosmopolitan mix of and restaurants, Asian cafes and boutiques and speciality shops, gourmet vibe. relaxed shops with a great, King William Road, Hyde Park boutiques cafes, trendy strip with An elegant worth a visit. and speciality shops; definitely Type seafood restaurants. seafood Opposite the Central Market, this colourful Market, the Central Opposite Asian with mainly is packed street Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, (Chinese, plus numerous Fusion) Malaysian, Korean, excellent O’Connell Street/Melbourne Street/Melbourne O’Connell Street – North Adelaide fine dining elegant cool cafes, A mix of and charming pubs which restaurants decades. hang outs for have been favourite Street Gouger Fusion Thai Japanese Japanese Chinese Italian/Pizza Italian/Pizza Italian Italian/Coffee/Gelati Greek Seafood Bistro pizza Organic Asian food Sandwiches/Asian/Pizza/Fast food Asian/Sandwiches/Italian/Fast food Asian/Sandwiches/Italian/Greek/Fish/Fast And Chips/Sandwiches/Hamburgers/Chicken/ Fish etc Cream Nuggets/Ice Fries/Chicken French Food Fast Sundays. Restaurant

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Asian restaurants close to Eynesbury Taste East Star of Siam of Star Train Sushi Sumo Ding Hao restaurants visit Must House Pizza Australia’s Marcellinas Amalfi Gelateria Al Fresco Ouzeri Eros Restaurant Seafood Paul’s Botanic Cafe Pizza Modern Organic Goodlife outlets Food Central Market Hall Food City Cross Arcade CitiCentre Hall Food Centre Myer outlets food Fast Court Food Arcade Mansions fresco al fresco high quality, with trendy, Packed popular Always and cafes. restaurants perfect atmosphere with a relaxed by and the world go watching for on markets out-door Rundle Street East Rundle Street Adelaide Central Market A big busy colourful multi-cultural market Southern in the the best known as one of and vegetables, fruit Fresh hemisphere. produce gourmet and other seafood prices and reasonable available at are is always fantastic. the atmosphere

You will be spoiled for choice when it comes to eating and and eating to comes it when choice for be spoiled will You the in outlets food and restaurants Adelaide at many dining city andaround suburbs. the Eating out Eating 154 SECTION five

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155 The very useful Muslims Students’ The veryStudents’ useful Muslims more Adelaide is available for Guide to the following through information studyadelaide.com at website by In addition any assistance required settling to Muslim students with respect Islamic the mosques, in is available from Working Society. and the Islamic centres with the leaders and communities of an provide communities can religious Islamic requirements Islamic Australia is an open and respectful countryAustralia is an open and respectful racism against Australia in laws are there and can behaviour and people who show racist penalties. given other or be fined money

In Australia there is total religious freedom therefore you do do you therefore freedom religious total is there Australia In work to values or religious cultural your change to have not are faiths most for worship of Places peacefully. or live and Buddhist mosques, synagogues, including available, Churches. Christian of range a wide and temples Bahai all from others open respectful and are to Australians living used to are and religions and cultures different generally is It traditions. different respecting and amongst values, and beliefs your about be open honest and to better participate to you allow does not religion your if and them. tell just mind, not will Australians in certain activities and choice of freedom its for well-known is Australia individual. for each expression Religion and faith and Religion SECTION five

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Address 39 Hackney Road Hackney 39 Hackney 658 Marion Road 658 Parkholme 52 Wandana Avenue Wandana 52 Gilles Plains Corner Torrens Road Torrens Corner Street Audley and Woodville North 20 Little Gilbert Street 20 Little Gilbert Adelaide 3a Dwyer Road 3a Dwyer Oaklands Park 309 The Parade 309 Beulah Park 40 Third Avenue Third 40 Morris St 28–32 Tait Street Tait 28–32 Renown Park 10 Pitt Street Pitt 10 Adelaide 294–296 Morphett St Morphett 294–296 Adelaide 152 Wakefield St Wakefield 152 Adelaide 19 Wakefield Street Wakefield 19 Adelaide Street William King 27 Adelaide Tibetian Buddhist Group Tibetian Buddhist Lakes West 20 Butler Ave 20 Butler Pennington 3 Nelson Street 3 Nelson Fullarton 45 Smith Street Smith 45 Thebarton North Brighton 5049 North Brighton 342 Brighton Road Brighton 342

Organisation 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Jewish Synagogue Shalom Beth Islamic Society and Council of Society and Council of Islamic Australia Incorporated South Gilles Plains Mosque and Society Islamic Islamic Arabic Centre and Arabic Centre Islamic Al-Khalil Mosque Islamic Adelaide Mosque The Hindu Temple Ganesha Hindu Korean Adelaide Korean Church Presbyterian Korean Adelaide Church Adelaide Korean The Vietnamese Evangelical Vietnamese Evangelical The Australia South in Church Chinese (SA) Christian Chinese (SA) Inc Church Chinese Christian Church of of Chinese Christian Church Adelaide (AACC) St Stephen’s Stephen’s St Church Lutheran Christian Cathedral Xavier’s Francis St (Catholic) Cathedral Peter’s St (Anglican) Buddhist Adelaide Buddhist Non-sectarian United Vietnamese Buddhist Buddhist Vietnamese United Congregation Buddha House Centre for Advanced Buddhist Advanced Buddhist for Centre Studies Buddhist Temple Buddhist For a full listing of churches and places of worship see Street Directories or yellowpages.com.au under‘Organisations ‘Churches, Mosques – Church and and Religious’. Temples’ and Baha’i Office Baha’i Information Religion and faith (continued) and faith Religion 156 SECTION five students

chat with past, present and prospective share photos facebook.com/eynesbury. are associated with various sporting clubs associated are join the can You Adelaide. societies in or being Adelaide without University clubs in way to which is a great a university student friends and become of develop a network StudyAdelaide involved in the community. events, free of runs a year-long program international for competitions and activities Government State funded by the students, Activities include and education institutions. Adelaide the trips to football, AFL a day of Australia, South Gallery Art of and the Zoo tips on (offering workshop an employment job interviews) and a letter writing and CV worth $500. writing competition with prizes for website the studyadelaide.com Visit Facebook find us on or information more at is a social networking Facebook you can: where website • • a Facebook, of Eynesbury is a member Facebook Through social networking site. with communicate and you can meet students and prospective present past, photos. view and share able to and are Study Adelaide Study many sporting organizes Adelaide Study international and social activities for and many studentsAdelaide students in Volunteer your time organisations Community and not-for-profit hard working for always on the lookout are spare time to of with a bit volunteers all you need is enthusiasm. and often planting trees can do anything from You visiting to events, and working on major Volunteers the elderly in nursing homes. especially needed during school and are when many university holiday periods, on holiday. go full time volunteers and that it can be difficult to meet new to meet can be difficult it and that Eynesbury achieve is trying What to people. our these activities for by organizing the opportunity have you to students is for friends new people and make meet to Adelaide and of seeing a little more whilst confidence and their develop helping us to independence in a new environment.

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Throughout both the holidays and the Throughout Eynesbury sporadically organises semester, to students activities and events for Tours Activities include Bus in. participate Adelaide, of regions in the surrounding Ball, Volley Beach Pin Bowling, Ten BBQs, Eynesbury understands that and more. country daunting can be living in a foreign Extra-curricular activities Extra-curricular Eynesbury Student Social Group Social Student Eynesbury the Eynesbury student Happen’ it ‘Make runs activities throughout social group by international Organised the year. Eynesbury of students with the support for events arranges the group staff, can they Eynesbury students where time in friends and enjoy their make the city and exploring Adelaide whilst Australian culture. the experiencing Aussie BBQ, events include Past festivals, culture beach volleyball, and visiting waterfalls. soccer Social activities Social

There is always something to do on the weekend in in weekend the on do to something always is There on. what’s knowing of a matter just it’s – Adelaide Fringe the joining by is date to up keep to One way an arts young program, for accessBenefits program tickets, discounted enjoy you’ll registering By people. clubs, selected at offers benefits special and exclusive receive will you week Each outlets. retail and pubs on. what’s know you letting SMS and an email Where to find out what’s going on going what’s out to find Where 157 SECTION five course, nothing beats course, craft. You can also match your favourite favourite your can also match You craft. Food and Wine Cellar hop in the Barossa doors, than 60 cellar more Sip wines from Peter Blass and Wolf Yalumba, including In the wine capital. Australia’s in Lehmann the people meet to you’ll get Barossa them about to behind the labels and talk their wine with locally made cheese on a food a take wineries, historic tour and wine trail, in a secrets cellar learn tasting or tutored Of wine masterclass. with a the gum trees a long lunch under flagship wines, the region’s one of bottle of Riesling. Valley Eden or Shiraz Barossa Canoeing and kayaking and shipwrecks alongside dolphins, Kayak minutes 15 just River, in Port mangroves Canoe with an centre. Adelaide’s from the Murray River’s Aboriginal guide through Glide from rivers and lagoons. scenic lakes, Aboriginal heritage birds and past Luna Loch labyrinth of Chowilla’s discover sites, trip do a gentle billabongs or interconnecting In Coffin Bay National Creek. Katarapko from cliffs, ancient past you can sea kayak Park, along the beaches and sand dunes. Kayak the Coorong of waterways and lagoons from Sea kayak Aboriginal guide. with an Sir the Lincoln through Bay and Port Tumby ConservationJoseph Banks Group Park. Nature Hang out with Koalas and other wildlife on Kangaroo Island wallabies, koalas, sea lions, seals, Meet bandicoots and platypus in the wild on an ecological haven Island, Kangaroo desertThe Adelaide. accessible from are and farmland forest beaches, dunes, ferry ride Adelaide or from flight a short just Australian JervisSouth on the Cape from nightly their penguins make Watch coast. wine cheese, buy milk, shore, to pilgrimage local farmers from fresh and Ligurian honey and a on the rocks seals frolic and see fur Seal Bay. Australian sea lions at colony of Outback Flinders Ranges, South Australia and see the monumental a scenic flight Take Wilpena basin of the rock of splendour then explore beneath you, out roll Pound the Flinders of the legendary waterholes Rock Arkaroo at Art Aboriginal See Ranges. history pastoral the area’s and explore Afterwards, Station. Wilpena Pound at a friendly pub and taste-test head to bush tucker famous the area’s some of with the locals. while swapping stories

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158 Become one with nature as you kayak as you kayak Become one with nature the of and waterways along the lagoons you guide will tell Ngarrindjeri Your Coorong. traditional (bush food), bush tucker about local bird medicines and the incredible stories to you can listen falls, As night life. and smell the mouth-watering aroma unfold is as it bread) (outback damper fresh of a campfire. the embers of pulled from Aboriginal Australia Aboriginal Coorong, South Australia It’s a short drive from Adelaide to the surf to Adelaide drive from a short It’s Find reef Peninsula. the Fleurieu beaches of Sellicks to Christies from and beach breaks swells in the south and huge in the centre, Island Kangaroo Parsons. Goolwa to from Stokes, at beach breaks beginner offers Bays and fearsome Vivonne and Pennington Bays. Ride D’Estrees Hanson and waves at surfing in stage waves on the international Peninsula. Yorke on the Innes National Park surf at learn to Peninsula, Eyre On the vast of tackle the legendary breaks Bay or Venus surf Coast’s The Limestone Cactus Beach. and Cape Beachport such as Robe, spots, Victoria. all the way to stretch Douglas, Surfing Australia South

To enjoy the most of what South Australia has to offer, has to offer, the most of what South Australia enjoy To heading out to the in the city before spend some time have a better will You country regions. coastline and beautiful and experience and diverse it is large understanding how people and places. of produce, the brilliant blend Travel around Adelaide around Travel SECTION five southern right whales journey to temperate temperate to journey whales southern right Australia Southern off waters breeding the energetic Meanwhile Victoria. and north whales continue to humpback and east along the west waters warmer means between May andWhich coasts. many from whales you can spot November, coastline. Australia’s scenic spots along Victor cliffs around the steep Stand atop the Bay and watch Encounter Harbor’s comewho whales right southern endangered between May and October. breed to here jetty Island Granite a cruise from take Or calves further their see them play with to Peninsula. the Fleurieu of in the waters out Australia’s South along further Ceduna, From the whales can watch you coastline, jagged do slow-motion the somersaults from come often They beach. or viewing platform the towering from metres of within hundreds Australian sea also spot You’ll Bunda Cliffs. a closer sharks. For white lions and great the protected into out a boat take peek, whale sanctuary. Bight the Head of of waters australia.com) from (Sourced Whale watching Whale (once creatures these endangered Spot the from extinction) to almost hunted Victor whale sanctuary or Bight Head of April, late Australia. From South in Harbor Diving Baird Bay, South Australia dive with playful sea-lions or snorkel Swim, and bottlenosed dolphins in tranquil Baird This fishing Peninsula. Bay on the Eyre the colony for has become famous village sea-lions live in a that endangered of parents Watch offshore. lagoon sheltered the clear through and pups somersault their into Stare away. a whisker just water, them nudge and let eyes brown soulful, Dive in deeper play. you to you and invite more but fun-loving, of with pods water Lincoln, elusive dolphins. In nearby Port you can swim with cuttlefish and tuna and sharks. white with great dive even cage Sellicks Beach or dive at Rapid Bay. See Rapid Bay. dive at Sellicks Beach or Walk local wineries. and visit forests ancient up and get headlands spectacular across say they No wonder native wildlife. close to all. strip has it this coathanger-shaped 2016 Arrival Guide Student EYNESBURY Coasts South Australia Peninsula, Fleurieu and dramatic shipwrecks snorkel Dive or the hit or vineyards famous visit marine life, an hour’s just surf in this coastal playground, coastal Stay in cute Adelaide. drive south of Harbor Victor and Noarlunga hamlets Port a Take Goolwa. of town river the historic or windsurf at Horseshoe Bay, dip in perfect Heritage history Heritage South in the Aboriginal artefacts See Australian colonial Australian Museum and Australia, South Gallery Art of in the art tour a guided Take Terrace. both on North Ayers of the colonial mansion through Hill, Carrick House Museum and wander 17th a the style of in home built a 1930s 1880s Re-enact century English manor. of Glanville and the life Fort military at life Old Government at governors early state See churches, Park. National House in Belair and colonial mansions in Northcottages wharves warehouses, Adelaide and historic the city’s Adelaide, and museums in Port visit Adelaide Hills, maritime heart. In the Hahndorf of German village the 1830s Torrens. Mt of and English-style village Travel around Adelaide (continued) Adelaide around Travel 159 Africa Central America • SAE Institute, South Africa • SAE Institute, Mexico

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