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Supermarkets Fast Food Outlets Restaurants the usual, shouldn't take too much effort to come up with these

We're not 'allowed' to either. Most of the cashiers actually had to sign forms stating that they wouldn't touch cards, let alone press cheque/savings/credit. Although I've never seen, nor signed this document, so I'm just relying on what everyone else is 'supposed' to do.

Glad I'm not him

If you manage to get something more permanent that christmas casual, ie part time/casual that will continue into the next year, then two weeks in january MIGHT be ok. You should be upfront when you are asked about your availabilities, or be prepared to resign if they dont give you the leave you...

Thats right, it will only accept one, because the register reads a staff discount card as an everyday rewards card, just allows that 5% discount as well.

Everyone needs a set of these. I'm just really lucky because I can claim any pen/highlighter I buy on tax (my work is really stingy and they make you supply your own pens). The tax department can just believe that I lose a pen on every shift.

I did mine on the very first day they were open, only because I knew exactly what I wanted and how I wanted to preference them. But, I'm the only person I know who has already done them.

Yes it is possible. But you can't rely on your previous results, as HSC is a whole new ball game. Don't look to far ahead. You are doing well now, but make sure you keep up the current workload and be willing to increase it when need be.

Me too

Re: Woolworths Question You get an email regardless of your success/failure, but they will only call if you are successful.

Re: Woolworths Question Don't worry, at least a week is normal. Its common for them to do a stack of interviews and then assess the candidates. And, as already said, watch your emails, because thats where they'll tell you what to do next, (ie second interview/induction etc)

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Its funny, I did the same thing for the same topic. But mine isn't nearly as organised as yours, and now I'm tempted to make a new one. And put it in a place where I'm likely to look at it more.

You have nine preferences. It shouldn't matter which order your preferences are in, as long as they are in the order which you want to receive them, and that you have at least one 'safety' preference. DO NOT choose courses simply because you have the UAI for them. That is plain stupid...

English: Knows a lot about english, but sometimes can have some seriously warped ideas. Maths: Extremely friendly, knows an awful lot about maths, wish he'd taught us all year Ancient History: Extremely passionate with an awesome sense of humour. Bio: has a tendency not to 'teach'...

I didnt need a one on one interview, i just had the group interview.

I've also heard this as well.

There's about 70ish in our grade English - 3 (but there are three classes) Ancient History - 3 Maths - 16 (there is another class though) Bio - 22 PE - 23 (there is another class as well) Religion - 18 (three other classes)

If your fourth preference is the one that you really want to get into, then why isn't it first. If by some chance you meet the requirements for one of the first three, you won't even be considered for the fourth preference.

Yeh, but like someone else said, the demand for medicine is a lot higher than the demand for arts, thus the medicine cut-off is hugely higher. It doesn't reflect the difficulty of the course (in most cases).