3 to report to the Council on the legal aspects of the rules and regulations prepared in accordance with the statute;. to advise and report to the council on the effects of rules adopted under the college's statutes on the operation of the college. Without limiting the generality of A.,. actively review submissions from all parts of the College community for. a) accommodation, facilities and equipment relating to buildings;.
PRINCIPAL DATES
PUBLIC HOLIDA VS
Tuesday 1 January Monday 28 January
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - KEDRON PARK CAMPUS
EDUCATION -
SCHOOL
CAMPUS EDUCATION - KELVIN GROVE
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS
Jauncey, DipTh Kenmore Ch.Coll., BA BO Qld, MA EdD New Mexico, MAPsS, MAPA, MQCA.
DIVISION OF CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS - KELVIN
DIVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES - KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
DIVISION OF SOCIAL AND
COMMUNITY STUDIES - CARS~LDINE CAMPUS
GENERAL STAFF
CAMPUS STAFF
HALLS OF RESIDENCE Dean
COMPUTING SERVICES
EXTERNAL STUDIES
KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS Principal lecturer
MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS Campus liaison
RESOURCE CENTRE
The Council may direct that a copy of any such policy be posted for a fixed period on appropriate notice boards on the school premises. Employees of the college and enrolled students of the college who will be appointed as members of the council under the Education Act 1964-1974 shall be elected in accordance with these regulations.
SCHEDULE
The Council may make Rules for the carrying into force of all or any of the provisions and purposes of this By-law. The Council may make rules for the carrying into force of all or any of the provisions and purposes of this By-law.
AND RELATED PROCEDURES
RULES
- APPLICATION FOR CREDIT .1 Application Procedures
- LIMITATIONS ON THE AWARD OF CREDIT .1 Maximum Credit Available
- SUPPLEMENT ARY ASSESSMENT .1 Eligibility
- CHEATING
- PROGRESSION AND EXCLUSION
- REVIEW OF GRADES OR ACADEMIC RULINGS
- APPLICATION
- PROCEDURE
- NOTIFICATION
- OPPORTUNITY TO APPEAL
- PROCEDURE
- MEMBERSHIP OF THE APPEALS COMMITTEE The Committee shall be composed of
- COMMITTEE PROCEDURE
- NOTIFICATION
- RIGHT OF APPEAL TO COUNCIL
- STATUS OF STUDENTS AWAITING THE OUTCOME OF A REVIEW OR APPEAL
- APPENDIX 1
Applicants for credit should contact the head of school or department responsible for the course. The academic secretary informs the student of the outcome as soon as practicable.
LEAVE ALLOWABLE UNDER RULE 1.4.3 INTERRUPTION OF STUDIES
SEMESTERS
APPENDIX 2
PROVISIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF RULE 3.5 PROGRESSION AND EXCLUSION
2 . PROGRESSION
1 On the advice of student assessment review committees, study committees may exclude students from a course for one or more of the reasons listed below:. a) double error in the same unit;. Students who accumulate failures in excess of the limits set forth in TABLE 3, whether or not such failures are subsequently corrected, may be liable for expulsion.
NUMBERS OF UNITS GRADED '3'
WHICH MAY BE CREDITED TOWARDS AWARDS
COURSE
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE UNITS
UNITS PT4000
CRITERIA FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EXCLUSION GROUNDS (b) AND (d)
Diploma of Teaching (TAFE) Associate Diploma in the Arts (Dance, Film and TV, Theatre, Studio, Music, Visual Arts) 50% or more**. Graduate Diploma in Teacher-Librarianship Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) - Joint Programme.
TIME LIMIT IN SEMESTERS * *
Master of Education (Primær matematik) Graduate Diploma in Administrative Studies Graduate Diploma in Communication Teaching Graduate Diploma in Computer Education Graduate Diploma in Counselling. Graduate Diploma in Industrial Relations Graduate Diploma i Multikulturel Uddannelse Graduate Diploma in Music Education Graduate Diploma in Outdoor Education Graduate Diploma in Reading.
INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
ADMISSION
ENROLMENT
ENROLMENT ADVISERS
Associate Diploma in Industrial Relations Associate Diploma in Industrial Relations Associate Diploma in Modern Greek Associate Diploma in Recreational Studies Associate Diploma in Residential Care Associate Diploma in Secretarial Studies Associate Diploma in Sports Studies.
ASSESSMENT POLICY
A written statement outlining the assessment requirements for each unit must be provided to all students participating in the unit by the end of the first week of lectures in the unit. Where participation in such activities is at other colleges, students should be aware of the College's policy on attendance, which is outlined in 'Class Attendance' below.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Where necessary, training in the use of the Resource Center's equipment can be arranged with the staff. The Head of Computing Services is responsible to the Executive Vice Chancellor for the implementation of the computing policies and plans adopted by the College.
SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE COUNSELLING
The College Computer Users Committee provides input to the Computing Policy and Planning Committee and liaises directly with the Computing Services Manager and with the section managers of the Computing Services Unit. The members of the College Computer Users Committee are the six chairmen of the local Computer Users Groups.
THE UNION
Union Office staff can refer students to someone who can assist with TEAS questions. Services are not static, so students should monitor notice boards, NOTA, DECAE and announcements in the Union Offices for news.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNION
Member means a member of the Union Executive as defined in Part VII – Section 2(a) and (b) of this Constitution. Any student of the College, or any Executive Officer granted academic leave, whose current Union dues have been paid, is a member of the Union.
- EXTRAORDINARY UNION COUNCIL MEETINGS (a)
- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE UNION
- CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS (a)
- EXTRAORDINARY CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS (a)
- GENERAL MEETINGS OF THE UNION
The Annual General Meeting of the Union will be convened in the month of September or October. Additional business may be taken at any time up to the commencement of the Meeting.
PART VII - UNION EXECUTIVE AND OFFICERS OF THE UNION
The secretary will be responsible for:-. a) convening the meetings of the Union as provided for in Part VI of this Constitution; An executive officer of the Union may resign by giving written notice to the Secretary or Acting Secretary of the Union.
PART VIII - CAMPUS VICE-PRESIDENTS, CAMPUS ORGANISERS AND UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
CAMPUS VICE-PRESIDENTS (a)
Any such submission may be published with the permission of the relevant official. a) When a casual vacancy occurs in the Executive, such vacancy shall be filled by electing a replacement Executive Officer in a by-election (b). duly conducted at a meeting of the Union Council;. The Executive Officers of the Union shall hold office for a period of twelve months, commencing on the first day of the relevant calendar year and expiring on the last day of that year;.
CAMPUS ORGANISERS (a)
UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES (a)
PART X - ELECTIONS
Provided, that nothing contained herein shall prevent the payment in good faith of interest to such member in respect of moneys advanced by such member to the Union or otherwise due by the Union to such member, or of remuneration to officers or servants of the Union or to any Member of the Union or any other person, in return for services actually rendered to the Union. Provided that nothing herein shall be construed to prevent the reimbursement to any Member of any out-of-pocket expenses and interest or money lent or rental of goods or rental of premises transferred to the Union.
The income and property of the Union, however acquired, shall be used solely for the purpose of furthering the purposes of the Union as herein set forth, and no part thereof shall be paid or transferred, directly or indirectly, by way of dividend , bonus or otherwise. by way of profit for or among the members of the Union. Subject to the Constitution of the Brisbane College of Advanced Education and except for the correction of typographical and similar errors, this Constitution may be amended, modified, modified or repealed only by referendum or at an annual general meeting and only with a majority of two-thirds of the votes cast.
PART XIV - REFERENDA
PART XVI - DISSOLUTION
FACILITIES
Mount Gravatt Campus: There are ample parking facilities available for all members of the campus community. Kedron Park Campus: There is a swimming pool on campus, in addition to tennis and korfball courts, two ovals, an athletics track and a gymnasium.
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
The College Dance Company, 'Momentum', offers additional performance experience to selected students with performance seasons at the Woodward Theater and local venues. Regular concert performances by visiting artists, staff and students are held in the Music Building, Kelvin Grove campus.
CENTRES FOR PROMOTION OF RESEARCH AND LEARNING
Center Facilities: Apart from having its own facilities and equipment, the Center has access to all campus facilities. The Center also runs a number of in-service programs for teachers under the auspices of the Queensland Department of Education and the Queensland In-Service Education Committee.
INFORMATION AND ENQUIRIES
Reading resources, currently housed in the Curriculum Center, are available for use by teachers and students. Reading Center - Mount Gravatt Campus: Located on Level 2 of the Main Education Building on the Mount Gravatt Campus, the Reading Center opened in November 1979.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA TEACHING (PRIMARY)
TEACHING (SECONDARY)
In addition to the above requirements, Program 2 students will pursue degree studies and concurrent studies in education at Griffith University. Senior Biology Workshop 1 Senior Biology Workshop 2 Senior Chemistry Workshop 1 Senior Chemistry Workshop 2 Senior Earth Science Workshop 1 Senior Earth Science Workshop 2 Senior Physics Workshop 1 Senior Physics Workshop 2 Senior Agriculture Workshop 1 Senior Agriculture Workshop 2 Independent Study.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (EARLY CHILDHOOD)
Elective To be selected from List 120 Elective To be selected from List 120 Elective To be selected from List 120 Semester 2. Elective To be selected from List 119 Group 1 Elective To be selected from List 119 Group 2 Elective To be selected to be from List 121.
DIPLOMA TEACHING (PRIMARY)
Note: In Semesters 3, 4, 5 and 6, students complete school/community study units involving attendance at schools one day per week during the semester, for eight weeks in Semesters 3 and 4, and for nine weeks in Semesters 5 and 6 The college's contact time is correspondingly reduced during these weeks to allow this time for the related child, class and school studies to be carried out in the schools.
STUDIES
TEACHING (PRIMARY WITH SPECIALIST EDUCATION)
10 Note: In terms 3, 4, 5 and 6, students undertake School/Community Studies units, attending schools one day per week throughout the term, for eight weeks in terms 3 and 4, and for nine weeks in semesters 5 and 6. 6. University contact hours will be reduced accordingly during these weeks to reserve this time for the related child, class and school studies to be undertaken in schools.
WITH
Issues of Knowledge, Quality and Power Children with Learning Difficulties Communication: Focus on Literacy Resource Teaching and Consultation Physical Education and the Arts Practice Teaching. Students undertaking Specialist Studies in Physical Education enroll in a Level I Physical Education elective in second year, Semester 3 or 4; and in a Level II Physical Education Elective in Semester 5 or 6.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (PRIMARY)
Students will only be able to take the Advanced Curriculum in Expressive Arts units (AR2045, DR2092, MU2094) if they are in their final semester. Advanced Curriculum Studies in Music Approaching Autonomy in Teaching Advanced Curriculum in Mathematics Advanced Curriculum in Physical Education Practical Teaching - Primary 6.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (PRIMARY WITH SPECIALIST STUDIES IN EARLY EDUCATION)
Practice Teaching - Primary 1 Practice Teaching - Primary 2 Practice Teaching - Primary 3 Practice Teaching - Primary 4 Practice Teaching - Primary 5 Practice Teaching - Primary 6 Practice Teaching - Preschool 1 Practice Teaching - Preschool Teaching 2 - Practice Teaching - Preschool Teaching 2 3 Practice Teaching - Preschool 4. Practice teaching - Physical Education 1 Practice teaching - Physical Education 2 Practice teaching - Physical Education 3 Practice teaching - Physical Education 4 Practice teaching - Special Schools 1 Practice teaching - Special Schools 2 Practice teaching - Special Schools 3 Practice Teaching - Special Schools 4 Practice Teaching - Special Schools (GA) 1 Practice Teaching - Special Schools (GA) 2 Practice Teaching - Special Schools (GA) 3 Practice Teaching - Special Schools (GA) 4.
DIPLOMA TEACHING (SECONDARY) (All programs except Manual Arts (Trades Entry))
- LIST 60: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - ART
- LIST 61: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - COMMERCIAL STUDIES
- LIST 62: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - DRAMA
- LIST 63: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - ENGLISH
- LIST 64: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - FRENCH
- LIST 65: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - GERMAN
- PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - HOME ECONOMICS
- LIST 67: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - MANUAL ARTS
- PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - MATHEMATICS
- LIST 69: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - MUSIC
- LIST 70: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- LIST 71: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - SCIENCE
- LIST 72: PRINCIPAL TEACHING AREA - SOCIAL SCIENCE
- LIST 76: SECOND TEACHING AREA - ECONOMICS
- LIST 77: SECOND TEACHING AREA - ENGLISH
- LIST 78: SECOND TEACHING AREA - FRENCH
- LIST 79: SECOND TEACHING AREA - GEOGRAPHY
- LIST 80: SECOND TEACHING AREA - GERMAN
- LIST 81: SECOND TEACHING AREA - GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION
- LIST 82: SECOND TEACHING AREA - HISTORY
- LIST 83: SECOND TEACHING AREA - ITALIAN
- LIST 84: SECOND TEACHING AREA - MATHEMATICS
- LIST 85: SECOND TEACHING AREA - SCIENCE Bl2026
- LIST 86: SECOND TEACHING AREA - SCIENCE STUDIES
- LIST 87: SECOND TEACHING AREA - SOCIAL SCIENCE
- LIST 90: LIBERAL STUDIES Art
A complete list of units in the Main teaching area in Art has not been finalised. The Second Teaching Area - Science Studies is only available to students whose Main Teaching Area is Science.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (SECONDARY)
Students and Teachers Philosophy and Teaching School, Society and Society Sociology of Australian Education Learning and Teaching Psychology Strand 2 - Studies in the Teaching/Learning Process (20 credits required from compulsory units). The two compulsory units comprising this part of the course are closely linked to Studies in the Teaching/Learning Process and Curriculum and Discipline Studies.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (TECHNICAL AND FURTHER EDU- CATION)
UNIT OUTLINES
