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I am in my third year of the course. The course is not that difficult, however, be prepared to do a lot of group assignments. It is an industry norm for students to become cadets in the field within your second and third year - this means working full-time on top of your university studies...

Hey guys, I haven't been on here for awhile but would like some advice from likeminded people. I'm doing a course at UNSW where it is expected you have a cadetship in your second/third year. It's a fairly small cohort, thus it is not very competitive. My course coordinator recommended...

Hi, I have an interview on Monday with the store manager and was wondering what kind of questions would be thrown at me?

I passed at Fairfield a few weeks ago. It was pretty straight forward but I recommend you get a driving instructor for one or two lessons, they are able to teach you all the courses and you will have no hidden surprises. - Be wary of the stop sign at the gate. Stop for three seconds, look for...

Anyone know where to find hot water on campus? Thanks in advance.

Hi, BOS has given me a lot over these past few years and I've never had the chance to really give back so here it is. You may notice an abundance of Coca Cola Amatil vending machines on campus with pricy drinks. E.g. $3.50 for a bottle of water? Well you don't need to pay those prices no...

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Ok thanks. Looks like I'm stuck with my current timetable. If the search results come back with one result, does that mean that's all there is?

Thanks. By "unenrol" do you mean "drop"?

This may be a stupid question but how do you change your timetable? I've tried everywhere.

Will you be doing something similar for physics?

Ughh I did education so that would not be correct?

I'm trying to finish an essay but I need the citation for this case where the mother was convicted of slapping a child three times. I have tried AustLii and LawLink but I cannot find anything. http://nswcnna.blogspot.com.au/2004/04/three-slaps-three-bad-lessons.html...

I have just received this assessment and I am having trouble finding cases that illustrate: courts' ability to create common law. They must be cases so can anyone suggest some?

I'll try my luck in June, Thanks for the support btw, any japanese car enthusiasts here?