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Adult learning peak body visits, calls for 'reassessment'The president of Australia's peak adult learning body, Professor Barry Golding has visited Rockhampton for a forum calling for a reassessment of adult education in Australia. CQUniversity hosted the forum at its Ron Smyth Building in Quay Street. Full Details…2013-07-08 09:52:31.0 |
- CQU graduate salaries ahead of national average
Published on 13 April, 2005
The median salaries of CQU graduates working fulltime continue to outshine comparable national and State fulltime salary medians, according to surveys by the Graduate Careers Council of Australia.
The comparisons are expressed by field of education.
- Students encouraged to enter General Sir John Monash Awards
Published on 12 April, 2005
Applications for the 2006 General Sir John Monash Awards close on August 31, 2005.
Application forms are now available at www.
- Quality - The Performance Portfolio
Published on 12 April, 2005
The Trial Audit was conducted on March 30-31 and April 1as part of CQU’s preparation activities for the AQUA Audit later this year.
The Trial Performance Portfolio, submitted to the Trial Auditors, was prepared using the reports from the Self Review which was conducted at the end of 2004, and other organisational reports.
- Pre-service teachers invade Woongarra State School
Published on 12 April, 2005
Students from CQU Bundaberg’s learning management course had an exciting science experience at a local school this week.
Woongarra principal Bernie Walsh was pleased with the opportunity to have some hands-on, minds-on science experiences provided for his students.
- CQU Bundaberg hosts reef education package launch
Published on 12 April, 2005
The CoralWatch Coral Reef Education Package will be released internationally in Hawaii in July this year.
Interested people can visit CQU Bundaberg for its national launch this weekend (April 16-17) to see what the cutting edge of reef education looks like.
- National sports courses come to Rockhampton
Published on 12 April, 2005
Rockhampton’s sporting community are reaping the benefits of belonging to a university city by gaining access to nationally accredited courses.
CQU’s School of Health and Human Performance is providing the public with access to industry-recognised short courses which previously had been reserved for students of CQU’s Bachelor of Human Movements Science degree.
- National OHS courses come to Rockhampton
Published on 12 April, 2005
Rockhampton’s occupational health and safety workers are reaping the benefits of belonging to a university city by gaining access to nationally-accredited courses.
CQU’s School of Health and Human Performance is providing the public with access to industry-recognised short courses which previously had been reserved for students of CQU’s Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety degree.
- CQU shares Islander culture with school
Published on 11 April, 2005
Lakes Creek Primary School staff used their student-free day to participate in a CQU-hosted Australian South Sea Islander cultural heritage tour of significant local archaeological sites last week.
The tour was organised by Glenys Kirkwood and Reegan Bickey (herself an Australian South Sea Islander) from the CQU Community Program, in conjunction with the Joskeleigh ASSI Community Elders.
- Performing Arts students feature in Jekyll and Hyde
Published on 11 April, 2005
CQU Bachelor of Performing Arts students and graduates have roles on stage and behind the scenes of the current production of 'Jekyll and Hyde - The Musical', at Rockhampton's Pilbeam Theatre.
Recent graduate Elizabeth McNally has one of the lead roles of Emma.
- CQU hosts day on the water
Published on 11 April, 2005
About 130 people from the CQU Community Program and Rockhampton 60 & Better organisation recently travelled to Gladstone by bus for a tour of the Gladstone Harbour on the well-appointed barge The Curtis Endeavour.
The tour was organised by Glenys Kirkwood and Reegan Bickey from the CQU Community Program.