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Weather and Tourism Presbyterian Ladies College, Sydney Stage 5 Unit of Work
VCE Listening Exercises AISV Stage 6 Teacher's and Student's book - no audio
Detailed Study material AISV Stage 6 11 chapters and Outcomes practice
I can read and translate AISV Stage 6 Teacher's and Student's book - no audio
NEW! Podcast tasks Trinity Grammar School, Sydney Stage 6 Various tasks
Holidays, travel and tourism        AIS & DET Stage 6 Beginners    Assessment Task
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Holidays, travel and tourism      AIS & DET Stage 6 Beginners    Assessment Task
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Holidays, travel and tourism      AIS & DET Stage 6 Beginners    Assessment Task
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Holidays, travel and tourism      AIS & DET Stage 6 Beginners   

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Chinese HSC courses - 2010 changes
Please note the changes in the rubrics for Parts A and B of the Writing section for all HSC courses and additional changes for the Oral examination of the Extension course. For details, click on documents dated 19 March 2010 for the relevant course.
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NALSSP
The Australian Government has committed funding of $62.4 million over 2008–09 to 2010–11 for the National Asian Languages and Studies in Schools Program (NALSSP). The aim of the program is to increase the level of school students studying the languages and cultures of Australia’s key regional neighbours, namely China, Indonesia, Japan and Korea.   read more...
Olympic Games - resource for Chinese K-7
Developed by the MLTA Victoria this free resource includes five lessons for Chinese around the Olympic Games themes: symbols, countries, sports, training and schedule activities.   read more...
AEF Portal - Online Asia literacy resources
Teachers can use this site with the confidence that materials are authoritative, engaging, and designed with Australian curriculum in mind.   read more...
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China Gap Year for Yr 12 Students
 Students who take a gap year generally secure their future university place, and then defer for a year, to gain some unique work and life experiences, before commencing tertiary studies.   read more...
Visit the Opera House in Chinese!
A 1/2 hour tour of the Sydney Opera House is now available in simplified or traditional Chinese. A great opportunity for Senior students to explore their own 'backyard' while practicing their listening skills... Bookings: tourism@sydneyoperahouse.com or phone 9250 7250. 
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Asia Literacy Autumn Edition
This issue features Asia literacy at the Careers & Employment Expo, the latest on Chinese Immersion Programs, updates on coming events and a new opportunity for students to visit Kyushu, Japan   read more...
The Confucius Institute
The role of the University of Sydney Confucius Institute (opened in 2008) is to provide Chinese language and culture classes and programs of the highest academic standards. The Confucius Institute will serve as a bridge to help open doors in China for Australians wishing to establish more connections of mutual benefit between Australia and China.
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Bring Asia home!
Cheaper, less effort, and just as rewarding as travelling, being an AFS host family allows you to experience Asia from the comfort of your home. Right now AFS is seeking volunteer host families for exchange students from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. These students will be arriving in August and early 2008, now it's your chance to share the Australian way of life with one of these enthusiastic students!
If you are interested in living the life changing experience of being a host family or assisting AFS in promoting these opportunities, please contact the AFS hosting manager, Lana Falzon, on 1800 023 982 or email lana.falzon@afs.org.
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Wing Hing Long Store
The Wing Hing Long Store tells the story of a general store managed by one Chinese-Australian family for over 80 years, the long and continuous association of Chinese-Australians with the remote New South Wales town of Tingha. Photographs and documents from the new Migration Heritage Centre website.   read more...
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