Aznmichael92
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hahaha good one How do you qualify to do ESL?lyounamu said:Nah, Asians do ESL instead of English Advanced.
I am just not Asian enough to do ESL.
hahaha good one How do you qualify to do ESL?lyounamu said:Nah, Asians do ESL instead of English Advanced.
I am just not Asian enough to do ESL.
ah ok guess none of my friends are elgible for that hahahaAerath said:I think you can only do ESL if you've been in Australia for only a couple of years.
USYD Medicine is postgrad, isn't it? Why would they want a UAI?USYD assume Ext. 1 Mathematics (and a 99.95 UAI)
For combined Medicine4unitfreak said:USYD Medicine is postgrad, isn't it? Why would they want a UAI?
UNCLE want Standard English and/or Chemistry. Can't remember which one. They'll take a UAI of 93.8 or higher.
If you have lived in Australia for a only a certain number of years, you are qualified. I think it was five years, but I'm not one hundred percent on that. Not sure how this applies to Australian-born, long term resident students who simply display a lack of rigor in the subject.Aznmichael92 said:hahaha good one How do you qualify to do ESL?
oh i know him through stuff outside of school i.e. hip hopAerath said:Yeah, I do. How do you know him?
thanksbawd said:If you have lived in Australia for a only a certain number of years, you are qualified. I think it was five years, but I'm not one hundred percent on that. Not sure how this applies to Australian-born, long term resident students who simply display a lack of rigor in the subject.
11.2 Course Entry Requirements The English (ESL) course may be accessed by any student who has been educated overseas or in an Australian educational institution using English as the language of instruction for five years or less prior to the beginning of the Preliminary year of study. This includes:bawd said:If you have lived in Australia for a only a certain number of years, you are qualified. I think it was five years, but I'm not one hundred percent on that. Not sure how this applies to Australian-born, long term resident students who simply display a lack of rigor in the subject.
thank you very muchkaz1 said:11.2 Course Entry Requirements The English (ESL) course may be accessed by any student who has been educated overseas or in an Australian educational institution using English as the language of instruction for five years or less prior to the beginning of the Preliminary year of study. This includes:
• students whose learning has been interrupted by periods outside education that uses English as the language of instruction, and
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Indigenous communities where standard English is not the lingua franca of the local community.
The onus will be on students to present evidence of prior schooling. In cases where it is difficult to ascertain the extent to which a student has been using English as the language and medium of instruction, entry to the course will be determined on the basis of an assessment of the student’s oral and written language competence.
For students who have had substantially interrupted education or little or no formal education prior to the commencement of study using English as the language of instruction, approval may be sought for up to twelve months to be added to the course entry requirements period. The principal of the school is required to forward a submission providing evidence of a student’s individual circumstances.
kaz1 said:11.2 Course Entry Requirements The English (ESL) course may be accessed by any student who has been educated overseas or in an Australian educational institution using English as the language of instruction for five years or less prior to the beginning of the Preliminary year of study. This includes:
• students whose learning has been interrupted by periods outside education that uses English as the language of instruction, and
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Indigenous communities where standard English is not the lingua franca of the local community.
The onus will be on students to present evidence of prior schooling. In cases where it is difficult to ascertain the extent to which a student has been using English as the language and medium of instruction, entry to the course will be determined on the basis of an assessment of the student’s oral and written language competence.
For students who have had substantially interrupted education or little or no formal education prior to the commencement of study using English as the language of instruction, approval may be sought for up to twelve months to be added to the course entry requirements period. The principal of the school is required to forward a submission providing evidence of a student’s individual circumstances.