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SHAFSTON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

IELTS Preparation (Full Time)(CRICOS 021674F)

A prescribed IELTS (International English Language Testing System) scoreis now required by many Australian and British universities and colleges asa quali cation for entry into a formal program. It is a comprehensive test of English language pro ciency designed to assess the ability of non-nativespeakers. It is highly recommended for those who need to use English in an

Academic or Professional context. IELTS exams are held every four weeks inBrisbane. We can assist you to register for the exam.

This program thoroughly and systematically prepares the student for allaspects of the IELTS examination Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.

Other skills covered include:

Listening and Note Taking;

Academic Reading and Writing;

Vocabulary Extension;

Study Skills;

Report and Essay Writing;

Library and Research Skills.

Students have regular exam practice sessions using past IELTS papers. They learn IELTS exam techniques and strategies for achieving the bestpossible result.

IELTS Preparation: Sample Timetable

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

09:30 11:30 Speaking/Discussion

Reading Writing Reading Speaking

11:30 11:45 MORNING BREAK11:45 12:45 Writing Listening Writing Workshop

Writing academicEnglish.

GrammarGrammar in context.

Listening Workshop

12:45 13:45 LUNCH BREAK13:45 15:45 Reading

Scanning for detail.Listening/DiscussionLooking at lecturetranscripts.

Listening

Listening for speci cinformation.

Speaking Workshop Testing, Reviewand Consolidation

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Vocabularyreview activity

QuestionFormation:Preparation for readingactivity.

Complete videoreview

Proofng your writingError-correction (writing)

Diary or WritingTask

Homework

This specialised program is a full-time IELTS test preperationcourse for students at intermediate level or above.


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Evening ClassesGeneral English & IELTS Preparation Programs(CRICOS 021673G and 021674F)

Sample Evening Timetable: General English Upper Intermediate


16.00 18:00 Grammar Review: Test Your Grammar Telling Lies- Questions and

negatives- Language focus

Speaking /Discussion

Practice- Asking for more

information- Negative questions- Forming negative

structures- Spoken English

Reading andSpeaking

Diana and Elvis shotJFK!- Pre-reading

discussion- Comprehension

check- Vocabulary work- What do you think?

Vocabulary

Saying the opposite - Antonyms and

Pre xes

Writing (p114)Linking ideas -Conjunctions

Everyday English

Being polite

Grammar Workshop

18:00 18:30 BREAK18.30 20.30 Reading, speaking

and listeningactivity

Whats the story? To nd factual

discrepanciesbetween twonewspaper stories

Listening andSpeaking

My mostmemorable lie!Uncertainty card gamelanguage activitySpeaking activity Play a card game withpre xes and suf xes

Speaking, listening,reading and writingactivity

So you think yourehonest? To devise a

questionnaire toassess how honesta person is

Song - I neverloved you anyway

Vocabulary buildingexercise (20-square:Opposites

Activity 28 VocabularyGames and Activities 2)

Review Test

Review Test Check andCorrect / Consolidation

With the aim to offering our students greater study options, ShafstonInternational College has introduced night classes for our General and

Academic English programs. Both programs are operated in a shorterformat of 20 hours per week face to face. Evening classes are availablefor all visa holders permitted to study a full-time course, including studentvisa holders. This program is available to students at pre-intermediate levelor above.

TIME

16:00 18:00 Evening Class Session

18:00 18:30 BREAK18:30 20:30 Evening Class Session

Session Times:

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Preparation for TOEIC (Full Time)(CRICOS 051820G)

The TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) test is a testof international English. TOEIC is the most widely used General BusinessEnglish language exam in the world. The test comprises of two sectionsand measures the listening and reading skills of people working in aninternational business or workplace environment. The ten-week intensive

TOEIC course will prepare students to speci cally develop the test-takingtactics and strategies as well as the essential language skills that will equipstudents to achieve the score they desire for the TOEIC test. Studentswill be taught how to identify distractors and how to focus on avoidingthem; how to improve prediction skills; using context cues; skimmingand scanning. Students will also be able to improve their overall readingand general comprehension skills. The redesigned TOEIC test has 200questions.

Shafston is a Public Testing Centre so students can sit the redesigned TOEIC at Shafston.

Listening Comprehension Section 1(Total 100 questions)

Part 1 Photographs: 10 questions

Part 2 Question Response: 30 questions

Part 3 Conversations: 30 questions

Part 4 Short Talks 30 questions

Reading Comprehension Section 2(Total 100 questions)

Part 5 Incomplete Sentences: 40 questions

Part 6 Text Completion: 12 questionsPart 7 Reading Comprehension: 48 questions


Vocabulary reviewactivity.

QuestionFormation:Preparation for readingactivity.

Complete videoreview.

Proofng your writing.Error-correction(writing).

Diary or WritingTask.

Homework

Preparation or TOEIC: Exam Sample Timetable


09:30 11.30 TOEIC Part IPicture analysis

VocabularyDevelopmentLaw courtsDiscussion

TOEIC Part III

Listening:ConversationsIdentifying context key wordsDiscussion

TOEIC Part V

Incomplete sentences VocabularyDevelopment:Collocations

Listening

Strategies: Skimmingcomprehensionquestions: identifyingkey words;

Reading Test:

75 minutes Reviewof test

11:30 11:45 MORNING BREAK11.45 12.45 Grammar check:

Complex sentences Vocabularydevelopment:Registering to vote;Policing; Campaigning;Elections

Vocabularydevelopment:Education; Life-longlearning; literacy

Vocabularydevelopment:Citizenship; residency;visas.Discussion: Immigrationand naturalizationpolicies

Vocabulary review

12:45 13:45 LUNCH BREAK13.45 15.45 Vocabulary

development: Wordsexpressing contrastSkills development:Listening for speci cinformation

Listeningor specifc

in ormationReading: Skills development skimming and scanning

Part IV:Short talks

Reading: Skillsdevelopment

TOEIC Part IIPractice: Question/ Response Strategiesand tactics


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Preparation for TOEFL (Full Time) (CRICOS 051819A)

Shafston provides full-time, 10 week TOEFL (Test of English as a ForeignLanguage) exam preparation for students at Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced levels of English. The TOEFL test is acceptedas an admission requirement by universities and colleges in Canada and theUSA. It is also accepted for university admission in Australia and the UnitedKingdom. The course prepares students in TOEFL test taking skills for:Reading, Listening, Grammar and Writing.

The TOEFL test has three sections:

Listening Comprehension;

Structure and Written Expression; and

Reading Comprehension.

The Listening Comprehension section tests the students ability tounderstand English as it is spoken in the USA and Canada. The Structureand Written Expression section tests the students ability to recognisestandard written English. The Reading Comprehension section tests thestudents ability to understand passages on non-technical subjects. Anintegral part of the TOEFL course is teaching students the key testingpoints. Students are taught key test-taking strategies, and how to improvetest performance under time limits. Students are taught strategies whichenable them to take the real test and succeed. Students are taughtstrategies for the computer-based test. In addition to teaching the speci ctest strategies for the TOEFL test, the course highlights the importanceof learning and understanding new items of vocabulary. Another key andessential part of the program focuses on improving listening skills sostudents are prepared for the listening section of the test

Shafston is a TOEFL Testing Centre. Students can sit for the TOEFL exam atShafston on a regular basis. Register for the test at www.toe .org

Preparation or TOEFL Exam Sample Timetable


09:30 11:30Topic: SchoolPerformance

Vocabularydevelopment.

Talking about schoolexperience.Giving an oralpresentation.

Practice ListeningTest

Check homework Reading and speaking(newspaper).Identifying argumentsfor and against.

Asking for and givingopinions.

Check homework Practice writing test.

Check homework TOEFL readingcomprehension- understanding

exceptions- understanding

complex structures.

11:30 11:45 MORNING BREAK11:45 12:45 TOEFL Listening

(conversations)- Implications- Problems- Topics

GrammarProblems withprepositions

Listening (AV) TTN/current affairs

SpeakingPreparation forseminar

Review TestConsolidation

12:45 13:45 LUNCH BREAK13:45 15:45 iBT Lab time

Reading EAPIntelligence readingarticle- discussion- comprehension

iBT Lab timeReadingUsing context todetermine meaningsof simple and dif cultwords

iBT Lab timeWritingComparison/ contrastessay

iBT Lab time Academic WritingWriting an argumentfor/against

iBT Lab timeSpeaking and SeminarSkills


Reading activitySpeed reading activity

Cumulative reviewexercise for pronouns

Review of count andnon-count nouns

Cumulative review exercise for adverbs andadverb-related structures

Homework

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Cambridge Exam Preparation

European 45%

Latin American 30%

South East Asia 10%

North East Asia 10%South Paci c 3%

Middle East 2%

Shafston The only place tostudy Cambridge!Shafston is one of Australias largest providers of preparation programs forthe University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations. They are highly valued byemployers in many countries, especially Europe.

Shafston offers a very wide range of Cambridge preparation programsincluding all levels of the main suite exam preparation programs (PET, FCE,CAE and CPE) as well as the full suite of Cambridge Business Certi cate (BEC

Vantage and Higher) exam preparation programs.

Nationality Mix in Shafston Cambridge Programs:

We guarantee to o er every

Cambridge program that weadvertise!

Specialised Cambridge Teachers

Among the specialist teaching staff are a number of Cambridge examiners,who teach on the programs and give individual feedback and advice tostudents throughout their program.

Shafston students consistently score highly on Cambridge examinations.Preparation is rigorous. Included in every program is a full day of mockpractice exams once every month for all papers.

There are three classes of passing grade available for the main-suite exams: A, B and C, and two classes of failing grade, D and E. All candidates are

provided with a Statement of Results which includes a graphical display of thecandidates performance in each paper. These are shown against the scaleExceptional Good Borderline Weak and indicate the candidates relativeperformance in each paper. Passing candidates are awarded a certi cate.


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Preparation for CambridgePreliminary English Test (PET)(CEFR B1)(CRICOS 046000J)

The Preliminary English Test is an Intermediate level exam. It is ideal forstudents who need a basic quali cation in English. PET graduates cangenerally communicate satisfactorily in most everyday situations.

The PET exam comprises three papers.

Paper 1 Reading & Writing

Paper 2 Listening

Paper 3 Speaking

Students wishing to take the Shafston PET preparation program must rstlyundertake a Cambridge pre-entry test which will give an indication of astudents level of pro ciency at that time. We can do this either prior to thestudents arrival (via fax) and/or on their rst day.

Preparation for Cambridge FirstCerti cate in English (FCE)(CEFR B2)(CRICOS 021672G)

The First Certi cate in English is an upper-intermediate level exam. It is idealfor students who need to be able to communicate con dently in English inmost situations. FCE is one of the most widely recognised English languagequali cations by employers and educational institutions around the world.

By the end of the course students should be able to communicatesuccessfully in day to day situations.

The FCE exam comprises fve parts: Paper 1 Reading

Paper 2 Writing

Paper 3 Use of English (Grammar)

Paper 4 Listening

Paper 5 Speaking

Students wishing to take the Shafston FCE preparation program must rstlyundertake a Cambridge pre-entry test which will give an indication of astudents level of pro ciency at that time. We can do this either prior to thestudents arrival (via fax) and/or on their rst day.

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Preparation for CambridgeCerti cate in Advanced English(CAE) (CEFR C1)(CRICOS 033999G)

The Certi cate in Advanced English is an upper-intermediate-advanced levelexam. It is a challenging exam preparation course which allows students toprepare for the ve papers of the exam.

By the end of the course students should be able to operate successfully inprofessional or academic environments.

It is particularly suitable for students who need to use English at work orfor study. CAE is recognised by most British universities for entrance levellanguage requirements.

The CAE exam comprises fve parts:

Paper 1 Reading

Paper 2 Writing


Paper 4 Listening

Paper 5 Speaking

Students wishing to take the Shafston CAE preparation program mustrstly undertake a Cambridge pre-entry test which will give an indication of

a students level of pro ciency at that time. We can do this either prior tothe students arrival (via fax) and/or on their rst day. Ask us to send you anof cial Cambridge Exam Preparation Placement Test.

Preparation for CambridgeCerti cate of Pro ciency inEnglish (CPE) (CEFR C2)(CRICOS 038097F)

The Certi cate of Pro ciency exam is an advanced level exam forcandidates who have a fairly pro cient level of English already. The courseis challenging and rigorous. Our experienced teachers will help you tounderstand the intricacies of the CPE exam.

This is the highest Cambridge certi cation level and indicates full Englishpro ciency in any academic or professional situation. Students who reachthis level are approaching the linguistic competence of an educated nativespeaker enabling access to the press and other media, and to areas of

culture such as lm, drama and literature. CPE is also recognised by mostBritish universities for entrance level language requirements.

The CPE exam comprises fve parts: Paper 1 Reading

Paper 2 Writing


Paper 4 Listening

Paper 5 Speaking

Students wishing to take the Shafston CPE preparation program must rstlyundertake a Cambridge pre-entry test which will give an indication of astudents level of pro ciency at that time. We can do this either prior to the

students arrival (via fax) and/or on their rst day.

Course books and learning materials All students are supplied with the latest exam preparation course books andother supplementary materials for the course. Students are also encouragedto purchase an Advanced Learners Dictionary.


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Preparation or Cambridge FCE Exam Sample Timetable


09:30 11:30 Integrated Core Skills Theme based Unit 7 The Price of Fame (Incorporating Use of English/Reading/Writing/Listening/Speaking)Giving advice: Vocabulary development (Entertainment)

11:30 11:45 MORNING BREAK11:45 12:45 Speaking

Interview practice/ discussion

ListeningStrategiesKey word recognitionpractice

ReadingStrategies Inference

TestStrategies

Time managementand key words

Review andConsolidationUnit 7 review exercises

12:45 13:45 LUNCH BREAK13:45 15:45 Writing

Part 2 (report writing)

Use o English

Present perfect

Listening

The psychologyof fame (multiplematching)

Reading

Gapped text:paragraphs

Speaking:

Talking about fears.Role play: Giving advice


Collocationsworksheet

Phrasal verbsworksheet

Spelling changesworksheet

Negativepre xes

Exam practiceSimilar Meanings

Homework

FREE & OPTIONAL

Cooking ClubMusic ClubPronunciation Club

Cambridge ClubSports ClubFilm Club

A ter School Clubs

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The Business English Certi cate (BEC) preparation courses preparestudents in BEC test taking strategies through the four skills of Reading,

Writing, Listening and Speaking. A comprehensive range of themes areexplored: Buying and selling, Company structures, Products and services,Using the telephone, Business issues and Travel. Additional course themesmay include: International trade; Meeting and negotiation skills; Teamwork& team-building; Human resources; Stock market; and E-business andE-commerce. The course focuses on English as it is used in todays globalbusiness world. A business background is an advantage, but not essentialfor BEC.

The BEC examinations are offered by Cambridge examinations three timeseach year in March, June and November.

Three classes of passing grade are available, A, B and C, and two classesof failing grade, D and E. All candidates are provided with a Statement of Results which includes a graphical display of the candidates performancein each paper. These are shown against the scale Exceptional Good

Borderline Weak and indicate the candidates relative performance in eachpaper. All candidates receive a Cambridge certi cate.

Preparation for CambridgeBusiness English Certi cate

Vantage (BEC Vantage)(CEFR B2)(CRICOS 038098E)BEC Vantage is a test aimed at people preparing for a career in businesswhose level of English is intermediate to upper intermediate. BEC Vantageassesses language ability used in the context of business at the Council of Europes Vantage Level (B2) for general language pro ciency.

Preparation for CambridgeBusiness English Certi cateHigher (BEC Higher)(CEFR C1)(CRICOS 038098E)BEC Higher is a pro ciency test of Business English at an advanced level.Success means proof of a high level of competence in English for theworkplace. BEC Higher assesses language ability used in the context of

business at the Council of Europes Effective Operational Pro ciency Level(C1) for general language pro ciency.


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Preparation or Cambridge BEC-Vantage Sample Timetable


09:30 11:30 Integrated Core Skills Theme based- Rights in the

workplace- Risk assessment

- Smoking memo- Talking about

problems at work- Understanding multi-

word verbs

Rights at work - Injuries in the workplace

Review andConsolidation- Weekly unit review test- Letter writing test- Grammar assessment

task

11:30 11:45 MORNING BREAK11:45 12:45 Report writing

- Assessing safety

practices in acompany

Listening Interview between

company CEO andhealth departmentof cials

Reading- How safe is your

workplace?- Risk assessment

Speaking- Working

environment survey

Business grammarModal verbs Vocabulary

review: study the unitword list review activity

12:45 13:45 LUNCH BREAK13:45 15:45 Speaking

Expressingobligation; permitting;emphasising; urgingWriting Mini-reportwith recommendationsto improve safetystandards

Reading/SpeakingStress management inthe workplace- discussion- reading

comprehensionactivity

Listening A day in the life of (unit12)- informal monologues- work.Listening for gist andspeci c information

VocabularyLabour relations- vocabulary

development- the right to strike.Listening Trade unions- listening for key points

Speaking Unusual job interviewSpeaking activity- Exam strategy focus:

timing.


Write a memo advisingstaff of smoking policyin the workplace

Completion of readingcomprehension forhomework

Interview preparation An Unusual Job (completion of pre-speakingworksheet for Friday activity)

Review activityUnit 7B student book

Homework

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Students enjoying a Shafston International College holiday English programare able to take full advantage of the spacious, open-air campus and all its

facilities. When students are not participating in on-campus activities theywill be visiting many exciting attractions around Brisbane, and at the famousGold and Sunshine Coasts. Shafston International College Study Tours offera wide range of programs for individual students and groups. Our riversidecampus is just 5 minutes from the centre of Brisbane city and is perfectfor adults, teenagers and juniors on short-term group programs. We offerHomestay accommodation or on-campus, dormitory accommodation forthe students and chaperones. We will arrange everything, from arrival todeparture, very carefully and to your exact requirements. We are exible andunderstand the needs of the students and their parents.

Holiday programs

Summer Camp or IndividualsShafston Summer Camp is designed for individual students and smallgroups wishing to undertake English tuition and be involved in a range of cultural, social and recreational activities. Summer Camp is open every yearin January, February, July and August. Please contact ShafstonStudy Tours for further information.

Study Tour Program or GroupsShafston Study Tours offers specially designed itineraries for groups of students. To receive a quotation simply email, fax or call Shafston withdetails of your tour. Please tell us the following:

approximate number of students;

approximate arrival and departure dates;

the age group; and

special requests or interests.

You will receive a quotation with your requested itinerary. Please contactShafston Study Tours for further information and a Shafston Study Toursbrochure.


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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

Shopping in theQueen St MallPick-up 4.30

Lone Pine KoalaSanctuaryPick-up 4.30

Ten Pin BowlingPick-up 4.30

Indoor RockClimbingPick-up 4.30

BBQ party atSouthbankPick-up 4.30

Day trip to DreamWorldPick-up 5.00

Free day withhomestay families


8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

Learn to play thedidgeridoo andpaint a boomerangPick-up 4.30

QueenslandMuseum and ArtGalleryPick-up 4.30

Brisbane ForestParkPick-up 4.30

Australia ZooPick-up 4.30

Sports in the parkPick-up 4.30

Day trip toWetnWild WaterParkPick-up 5.00



8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

8.30 - 11.45

English Classes

Visit an AustralianSchoolPick-up 4.30

Botanical Gardens Australian Bush

LessonPick-up 4.30

West eld Shopping Town at ChermsidePick-up 4.30

Low Ropes Action CourseNew Farm ParkPick-up 4.30

BBQ partyand sportsPick-up 4.30

Day trip to SeaWorldPick-up 5.00


Sample Holiday Program Itinerary

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SHAFSTON SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY

The Shafston School of Hospitality offers contemporary training leading toquali cations which are recognised and valued throughout the world. The

programs are designed to provide an opportunity for students to becomehighly skilled tradespersons who are work-ready for employment in theHospitality industry.

Now in its third year of operations, Shafston School of Hospitality has hadve cohorts of graduating students. These Shafston alumni now enjoy

the opportunity to work in an industry with employment opportunitieswidespread throughout the world.

Training at Shafston includes both theoretical and practical training.Predominately the theory classes are held at the Kangaroo Point, MainCampus. Practical classes are conducted both at training kitchens atKangaroo Point and at the live service training Restaurant and Patisserie atLAcadmie Hotel.

Why choose Shafston Hospitality First class training in rst class facilities

Training done in LAcadmie Hotel, a working restaurant, patisserie, cafand bar fully owned and operated by the College

Enjoy the opportunity to gain trade quali cations in areas where thereare skills in demand and widespread employment opportunities

Gain work placement experience in some of over 90 local restaurants,clubs and hotels who co-operate with Shafston Hospitality

Have the opportunity to package your trade quali cation with aUniversity Bachelor degree, which together, can be nished in less thanfour calendar years.

Shafston School of Hospitality(CRICOS 02687C)


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Work Placement As an important part of the training in the Hospitality programs, Shafstonoffers students an opportunity to do industry work placement. The ShafstonCollege Work Placement program is designed to assist the hospitalitystudents in making contacts and gaining work within the industry. Inaddition, the work placement program supports the students in achievingthe industry occasions necessary to achieve academic success in theirstudies. The rst interaction with the students includes an informativepresentation upon commencement of studies. Within the induction processthe students are advised of the service and the impact of such a service ontheir study pathway. Throughout their studies students are updated on theactivities of the work placement team and reminded of the great bene tsof taking advantage of this opportunity. Work placement will improve astudents value as an employee.

Earn as you learnInternational Students of Shafston School of Hospitality can work inpaid employment for up to 20 hours per week during term and unlimitedhours during vacations. Students are earning up to AUD$20.00 per hour.Graduates of Cookery and Patisserie can expect to earn approximately

AUD$40,000 to AUD$45,000 per year in their rst year of full timeemployment. For con rmation, go to http://www.myfuture.edu.au/services/ default.asp?FunctionID=5050&ASCO=332200A#Earnings

Pre-requisites or Entry

(Hospitality Programs)Pre-requisites for entry into Hospitality Certi cate III and Diploma programs:

English

Successful completion of one year full time secondary or tertiary study,where the language of instruction is English, or an overall IELTS score of 5.0, TOEFL 173/500 or any other relevant English pro ciency score.

Academic

For entry to either of the Certi cate III in Hospitality programs, applicantsmust have successfully completed year 10 or equivalent.

For direct entry into the 37 week Diploma of Hospitality (CRICOS062417F) applicants must have completed a Certi cate III in Hospitality(Commercial Cookery) or Certi cate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)

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Diploma of Hospitality

Commercial Cookery

The most common way to become a trade-quali ed chef in Australia isthrough the completion of an Australian Quali cation Framework (AQF)

Certi cate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery). The normal careerprogression for a cook/chef, once quali ed, is to begin working as aCommis Chef, and then with experience, ultimately work towards becomingan Executive Chef.

Shafstons program is customised to enable students to have access to aclear study pathway that takes them from completion of the Certi cate IIItrade quali cation into a Diploma of Hospitality. The Diploma of Hospitalityis delivered over seven terms in 92 weeks. Graduates of this packagedDiploma will hold both a Certi cate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)and a Diploma of Hospitality. There is also an option to complete theCerti cate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) as a stand alonequali cation in 55 weeks.

The program allows students to develop the knowledge and skills neededto work as a chef in a commercial kitchen, and the knowledge and skills

required for kitchen management and for general hospitality operationalmanagement. Part of the training is delivered in LAcadmie Hotel, a realservice training restaurant owned and operated by the College. Othertraining is provided by lectures, industry work placement, self-study,demonstrations and live food production in the many training kitchensthroughout both Shafston campuses.


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TERM 1 (220 hours / 11 weeks)

SITXOHS001A Follow health, safety and security procedures

SITXOHS002A Follow workplace hygiene procedures

SITXFSA001A Implement food safety proceduresSITHCCC003A Receive and store kitchen supplies

SITHCCC004A Clean and maintain kitchen premises

SITHCCC002A Present food

SITHCCC005A Use basic methods of cookery

SITHCCC001A Organise and prepare food


SITHIND001A Develop and update hospitality industry knowledge

SITXCOM001A Work with colleagues and customers

SITXCOM002A Work in a socially diverse environment

HLTFA301B Apply rst aid

SITHCCC021A Handle and serve cheese

SITHCCC007A Prepare sandwiches

SITHCCC006A Prepare appetisers and salads

SITHCCC008A Prepare stocks, sauces and soups

SITHCCC009A Prepare vegetables, fruit, eggs and farinaceous dishes

SITHCCC029A Prepare foods according to dietary and cultural needs

SITHCCC018A Prepare pts and terrines


SITHCCC016A Develop cost effective menus

SITXCOM003A Deal with con ict situations

SITXHRM001A Coach others in job skills

SITHCCC010A Select, prepare and cook poultry

SITHCCC011A Select, prepare and cook seafood

SITHCCC012A Select, prepare and cook meat

SITHCCC013A Prepare hot and cold desserts

SITHCCC014A Prepare pastries, cakes and yeast goods

TERM 4 (260hrs/ 13 weeks)

SITHCCC027A Prepare, cook and serve food for food service

SITHCCC028A Prepare, cook and serve food for menus


SITXCCS002A Provide quality customer service

SITXCCS003A Manage quality customer service

SITXHRM003A Roster staff SITXINV001A Receive and store stock

SITXINV002A Control and order stock


SITXHRM005A Lead and manage people

SITXHRM007A Manage workplace diversity

SITXMGT001A Monitor work operations

SITXMGT002A Develop and implement operational plans

SITXOHS004A Implement and monitor workplace health, safety andsecurity practices

SITXOHS005A Establish and maintain an OHS system

TERM 7 (220 hours / 11 weeks)SITHIND003A Provide and coordinate hospitality service

SITXMGT006A Establish and conduct business relationships

SITXFIN003A Interpret nancial information

SITXFIN004A Manage nances within a budget

SITXFIN005A Prepare and monitor budgets

SITXGLC001A Develop and update legal knowledge required forbusiness compliance

Certifcate III in Hospitality(Commercial Cookery)

Course Code: SIT30807CRICOS Code: 067703DDuration: 55 weeks(Terms 1 to 4)

Diploma o HospitalityCourse Code: SIT50307CRICOS Code: 067701FDuration: 37 Weeks(Terms 5 to 7)

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Completion of a Certi cate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) is the most commonway of becoming a trade-quali ed Pastry Chef.

Shafstons program is customised to enable students to have access to aclear study pathway that takes them from completion of the Certi cate IIItrade quali cation into a Diploma of Hospitality. The Diploma of Hospitalityis delivered over four semesters in 92 weeks. Graduates of this packagedDiploma will hold both a Certi cate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) and aDiploma of Hospitality. It is also possible to complete the Certi cate III inHospitality (Patisserie) as a stand alone quali cation in 55 weeks.

The program allows students to develop the knowledge and skills neededto work as a pastry chef in a commercial environment and the knowledgeand skills required for kitchen management and for general hospitalityoperational management. Part of the practical training will be done atLAcadmie Hotel. Other training is provided by lectures, industry workplacement, self-study, demonstrations and live food production in the manytraining kitchens throughout both Shafston campuses.

Diploma of Hospitality

Patisserie


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SITXOHS001A Follow health, safety and security procedures

SITXOHS002A Follow workplace hygiene procedures

SITXFSA001A Implement food safety proceduresSITHCCC003A Receive and store kitchen supplies

SITHCCC004A Clean and maintain kitchen premises

SITHCCC002A Present food

SITHCCC005A Use basic methods of cookery

SITHCCC001A Organise and prepare food


SITHIND001A Develop and update Hospitality industry knowledge

SITXCOM001A Work with colleagues and customers

SITXCOM002A Work in a socially diverse environment

SITXCOM003A Deal with con ict situations

SITXHRM001A Coach others in job skills

HLTFA301B Apply First Aid

SITHPAT001A Prepare and produce pastries

SITHPAT002A Prepare and produce cakes

SITHPAT003A Prepare and produce Yeast Goods

SITHPAT010A Prepare and display sugar work


SITHPAT004A Prepare bakery products for patisseries

SITHPAT006A Present desserts

SITHCCC013A Prepare hot and cold desserts

SITHPAT005A Prepare and present gateaux, tortes and cakes

SITHPAT011A Plan, prepare and display sweet buffet showpieces


SITHCCC027A Prepare, cook and serve food for food service

Certifcate III in Hospitality(Patisserie)

Course Code: SIT31107CRICOS Code: 067702EDuration: 55 weeks(Terms 1 to 4)


SITXCCS002A Provide quality customer service

SITXCCS003A Manage quality customer service

SITXHRM003A Roster staff SITXINV001A Receive and store stock

SITXINV002A Control and order stock


SITXHRM005A Lead and manage people

SITXHRM007A Manage workplace diversity

SITXMGT001A Monitor work operations

SITXMGT002A Develop and implement operational plans

SITXOHS004A Implement and monitor workplace health, safety andsecurity practices

SITXOHS005A Establish and maintain an OHS system

TERM 7 (220 hours / 11 weeks)SITHIND003A Provide and coordinate hospitality service

SITXMGT006A Establish and conduct business relationships

SITXFIN003A Interpret nancial information

SITXFIN004A Manage nances within a budget

SITXFIN005A Prepare and monitor budgets

SITXGLC001A Develop and update legal knowledge required forbusiness compliance

Diploma o HospitalityCourse Code: SIT50307CRICOS Code: 067701FDuration: 37 Weeks(Terms 5 to 7)

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EmployabilityGraduates from Shafstons Hospitality programs will nd that they arequali ed to work in an occupation where there is currently a critical skillsshortage. Statistics gathered by monitoring employment trends in Australiashow there are not enough quali ed workers to ll available positions.

According to a recent Labour Market Analysis reported on the governmentemployment and workplace relations website (www.workplace.gov.au),employment prospects for quali ed cooks/chefs remain very strong. Theoccupational demand is high and the Labour Market Outlook is strong.

Demand for chefs andcooks is increasing in linewith Queenslands growinghospitality and tourism sectors.

The Department of Education,Employment and WorkplaceRelations Skilled VacanciesIndex for Queensland shows

newspaper advertisements forquali ed cooks increased

Outcomes for successfulhospitality graduates

More information on training options and pursuing a career as a chef in Australia can be obtained by visiting the following links http://www.myfuture.

edu.au/services/default.asp?FunctionID=5050&ASCO=332200Aor http://www.discoverhospitality.com/public_panel/index.php

Skilled sponsored visaGraduates with recognised trade quali cation in Cookery or Patisseriehave an opportunity to apply for a Skilled Sponsored visa in Queensland(see http://www.workliveplay.qld.gov.au/dsdweb/v4/apps/web/content.cfm?id=3800). The Skilled Sponsored visa provides permanent residencyfor skilled workers who have a skill in high demand in Queensland. To beeligible to apply for nomination from the Queensland Government you must:Meet the Department of Immigration and Citizenship eligibility criteria for theSkilled Sponsored visa; Have a skill on the Queensland Skilled SponsoredEligible Skills List; Have a current positive skills assessment from the relevant

Australian assessing authority; Have relevant work experience in thenominated occupation

Entry into University Applicants have the option to package their Diploma application withan offer to continue their studies in the Bachelor of Business at Grif thUniversity. Shafston graduates receive one full year of credit. This means astudent has the opportunity to graduate with both a trade quali cation indemand and a University degree within four years.


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Other information

Tools, Uni orm & Learning MaterialsShafston students enrolled into Hospitality Management, Cookery andPatisserie programs are required to purchase the necessary equipment andlearning materials so as to be able to complete their course. Tools-of-the-trade for a Chef involves having the appropriate clothing and possessingan adequate knife kit. Shafston has agreements with suppliers who providewhat is necessary to students at discounted prices. Total expenditure forthese items as well as all the necessary learning materials is approximately

AUD$750. This would include the purchase of the uniform, chefs shoes,knife kit, text books and other learning materials.

Meat/Sea oodStudents are required to handle and prepare food using meat and seafood.However, students are not expected to consume the food made usingmeat or seafood. This is true in both the Cookery and Patisserie streams,although for Patisserie the handling and preparation of non-vegetarianproducts is signi cantly reduced.

Dress CodeStudents should follow their trainers directions regarding dress/jewelleryduring practical classes. In the kitchens students must purchase and wearprotective clothing including a cooks uniform and acceptable footwear.

Timetable The classes may be scheduled on any day of the week between Mondayand Sunday over a maximum of 5 days/week. The lectures may bescheduled anytime between 7:00am and 9:00pm and the practical classesmay be scheduled anytime between 7:00am and 10:00pm in three shifts,namely, morning, afternoon and evening.

The students are able to select from a variety of timetables based on arst come, rst served basis. The classes are typically lled during the

orientation / re-registration day. Every effort will be made to accommodatespecial circumstances (such as a disability) of individual students. However,it is encouraged for this to be conveyed to the Operations Manager well inadvance.

Academic Calendar 2009 The Diploma of Hospitality programs are delivered in seven termsover a period of 92 weeks. This includes class time, assessment weeksand breaks.

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Rapid economic growth in Australia has led to a severe shortage in awide range of occupations. These occupations are listed on Australias

Migration Occupation in Demand List (MODL). Further information isavailable at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/skilled-occupations/occupations-in-demand.htm

Australias General Skilled Migration Program is designed to attract highlyskilled people, with a high level of English language ability who have skills inparticular occupations that are required in Australia.

Shafstons objective in the delivery of its trade quali cations is to provide Australian employers with highly skilled, quali ed and experienced workerswith high level English language skills.

Shafston ProgramsShafston School of Hospitality offers quali cations in Commercial Cookeryand Patisserie. These trade programs incorporate a quali cation atCerti cate III level, as well as a quali cation at Diploma level, greatlyincreasing employment options and career opportunities.

Program Occupation on MODL

Cook (ASCO Code 4513-11)Pastry Cook (ASCO Code 4512-13)

The information above is of a global nature and is not intended to be, and isnot, a complete or de nitive statement of information related to AustraliasGeneral Skilled Migration Program. Full information on the General SkilledMigration Program is available on the website of the Department of Immigration And Citizenship at www.immi.gov.au. It is also recommendedthat interested applicants seek advice from a registered migration agent.

General skilled migration

900 hours work for TradesRecognitionIn addition to regular job support services, Shafston provides a free servicewhich supports its Hospitality students throughout their studies by helpingthem to nd industry placements which will provide an opportunity toaccumulate the 900 hours required for TRA (Trades Recognition Authority)skills assessment. At the appropriate time, students who wish to takeadvantage of the support provided by the Shafston employment staff wouldregister their interest and our staff will take up their case by putting them incontact with potential employers this is a free-of-charge service availableto Hospitality students. The placements provide an opportunity for studentsto improve their skills and widen their network of contacts in the industry.

All placements are likely to lead to ongoing paid employment if the studentcan show he/she is motivated, productive and willing to work. Students

who are exible and keen to learn will nd it is not dif cult to accumulate thenecessary 900 hours of work.

For further information on the changes to work experience requirementsfor General Skilled Migration visa applicants, particularly for occupationslisted as currently in demand (MODL) visit www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/changes



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Conrad Treasury

Hyatt RegencyBoardwalk Bar & Bistro

Caxton Street Catering

The Story Bridge Hotel

The Pineapple Hotel

Vroom Bistro

The Coffee Club

New Farm Bowls Club

Perks Deli Caf

Armstrongs Restaurant

Wilsons Boathouse

Regis Age Care

Caf BlissMiss India Restaurant

Thai Time Restaurant

Urban Tandoori

Sitar Restaurant

Continental Caf

Compass Group

Caf Renoir

Ajise Ramen

Greenbank RSL Club

Steam Caf

Little Indian Palace

Fish on FlindersKashmiri Kitchen

Jelly sh Restaurant

16th on Park

Dominos Pizza

Star Caf

Flavours of Punjab

Sitar Restaurant

Siana Bar & Restaurant

Lone Star Restaurant

Gossips Restaurant

Workplacement partners -Brisbane, Australia

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Shafston is one of Australiaspremier English Language andHospitality Colleges. We areproud to provide a wide rangeof services and facilities for theexclusive use of our students.

Shafston Services and Facilities

Some acilities currently available to students:

Tennis court Basketball court

Swimming pool

University Mansions

University Mansions Gym

Library

Caf Renoir

LAcadmie Hotel restaurant

Multiple cookery and patisserie training kitchens

Shafston Travel Centre

Shafston Job Club

Computer Labs

Landscaped Tropical Gardens

River Terrace

Visitors car park

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AREAS OF WORK APPROX. GROSS WAGE

Hospitality

Waiter/waitress $14.50 to $18 per hour Bar $17 to $20 per hour

Food preparation/cook $14.50 to $19 per hour

Cleaning Services(Full and Part-time, Casual) $15 to $20 per hour

General Labour $16 to $20 per hour

Farm Work (Seasonal) $14.50 per hour or $80 per day.

Job Club

Job Club o ers you a greatopportunity to earn money as youlearn, enrich your pro essional careerand internationalise your resume.Membership includes job placements, on-going support, resume writing, tax

le number and general taxation advice.

Job Club Membership includes:

guaranteed job interview

initial job assessment and consultation

assistance with tax le number application

Australian resume preparation guidance

job interview training

access to job search resources

assistance with OSHC

help with opening a student bank account

Shafston has placed over 10,000 students into paid work over the past tenyears and our Job Club Manager holds strong relations with scores of largecompanies and small businesses throughout Southeast Queensland. Typesof work include hotels, restaurants, functions, sporting events, farm work,of ce work, retail outlets, food and beverage and more. There is an initialMembership Fee for Job Club with no further costs to you for the duration of your course. The Shafston Job Club also offers volunteer work experience(eg. Red Cross, Greenpeace) and farm stay placements.

Check out some of the currently available offers of The Shafston Job Club:www.shafston.net/forum/

Sample wage informationStudent & Working Holiday visas

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AccommodationHomestay Family

Homestay Family Accommodation is a greatway to be introduced to Australian li e andculture.

With over 500 local families hosting Shafston students we are able to meet just about any request. Please tell us your hobbies and interests, do youlike dogs or cats? Smoking or non-smoking? We will nd the best familyfor YOU! Our Homestay staff are always available to help you settle intoyour new home and help you understand the Australian way of life. EveryHomestay Family has been interviewed and their home inspected by one of our team.

To be eligible to host students, every member of the household must holda Queensland Government issued Blue Card showing that they meetGovernment standards for suitability to live with students and children.

University Mansions

(Independently owned and operated by Brisbane City Student Accommodation Pty Ltd)

Enjoy breathtaking views o the Brisbane Riverand Brisbane City!

This on-campus accommodation is located right above your classroomsand offers rst class facilities. Each room has its own bathroom with toiletand shower. The kitchen is equipped with all cooking utensils, crockery, hotplate, microwave oven and refrigerator. A student lounge on the fourth oorhas a big screen TV with leather couches and a large outdoor balcony.

The fully equipped gym offers running machines, cycling machines and avariety of weights and exercise equipment completely free of charge for allresidents 24 hours a day. There really is no better accommodation for astudent in Brisbane! Ask us about our Fixed Term Rates and low prices.

Airport Greeting To ensure a convenient and comfortable arrival to Brisbane chooseShafstons airport greeting service. A member of the Shafston team will bewaiting for you in the arrivals hall with a sign displaying the Shafston logo.

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The Shafston Activities and Travel CentreSha ston Activities and Travel Centreo ers a wide range o services

rom Phone Cards to AdventureWeekends. Students may bookaccommodation, holiday packages,or simply receive good ideas or unand excitement in Brisbane city.With the Activities and Travel Centre there is something to do everyweekend! Choose from Scuba Diving, Sur ng, Animal Parks, Rainforesttours, Skydiving, Camping and much more! Located on-campus they areopen every school day and the activities never stop. Ask us for the latest

Activities Schedule.

Wide range of social events are being organised by Shafston staff on aregular basis. These events are excellent opportunities to make new friends

and learn about other cultures. Here are some examples: Monthly Shafston Campus celebrations

Regular Shafston Soccer Tournament

Student Barbeque - Grill party next to the river

Weekly Open-air Market - new and used goods buy & sell market

Regular student parties

Sport activities throughout the year

Shafston College Birthday Party & Christmas Party

And many more.

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Sample Activities

DAY ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION COST

Mon/Wed/Sat2 Day

Fraser Island4WD Adventure

Fraser Island, the Worlds Largest Sand Island is one the great must see destinations in Australia. A unique PARADISE of golden beaches, crystal clear lakes and lush rainforest. This tour covers allthe major attractions!

$279

EverydayDolphin

eeding Hand feed wild dophins and 4 wheel drive along sandy beaches $129

FridaySTUDENT

PARTY Shafston hosts regular students parties and social events on campus and at nearby venues.Keep a look out for whats next! FREE

Mon/Wed/ Thu/Sat

2 Day MoretonIsland 4WD Tour

During this 2-day Moreton Island adventure you will experience 4WD-touring, sand boarding,snorkelling, sandy white beaches, Blue Lagoon and much more.GO TO PARADISE

$229

Wed/SatSunshine Coast

TourCome on a drive & enjoy the beautiful Sunshine Coast! Visit the famous Noosa & its magni centwhite beaches; go koala & goanna spotting in Noosa National Park and much more... $79

Everyday Skydiving Do something crazy jump out of an airplane from 14,000ft!!!! Total adrenalin rush!!! The priceincludes tandem skydive, transport and certi cate. $295

Sat/Sun/Tue/ Thu

Byron Bay &Nimbin

Join us on a wonderful day visiting famous Byron Bay and alternative Nimbin! Enjoy colourfulmarkets, beautiful beaches, Cape Byron Lighthouse, great shopping and more. A day full of fun &adventure!

$79

EverydayBrisbane by

night

A tour around the city, seeing some of the more colourful areas, stopping at Mt Coot-tha, SouthBank, Kangaroo Point Cliffs, Story Bridge and New Farm Park before nishing at a secret lookoutoverlooking the ci ty. Includes dinner.

$70

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Academic support Academic mentors are available on campus. Mentors offer one-on-oneadvice and provide skill building exercises in a range of areas, including:planning and researching written work; researching requirements andtools; strategies for editing work; referencing skills; time management; oralpresentation skills and examination strategies. Through this service studentscan target concerns early and avoid losing marks due to lack of knowledgeof the requirements of academic assessment.

Personal counselling and disability supportservicesPersonal Counselling assists students who are experiencing a rangeof concerns, including: study stress and anxiety; feelings of beingoverwhelmed by a new environment and expectations; and personal crisesimpacting on study. The service provides a safe place for students to meetcon dentially with a highly quali ed counsellor who can listen and helpgenerate solutions. Counselling and Disability Support Services can meetwith a student identifying with a disability and make recommendationsfor special consideration or study arrangements, including: rest breaks;extra time; separate exam venues or readers and scribes in examinations;assignment extensions; hard copies of lecture notes prior to class; approvalto tape lectures; and requests for extra tutoring support.

Overseas student Health Cover (OSHC)

All persons entering Australia with a student visa are required by law tohave health cover. Applicants normally pay for OSHC as part of their initialpayment to study at Shafston. At the time a new student arrives at theCollege, payment is then sent by the College on behalf of that studentto the Colleges preferred health insurance provider. After some time amembership card is produced which the student will receive in the mail.Students are covered from the day they start their courses despite the factthat at that time they would not be in possession of their membership cards.If a student has health problems which require attention prior to receivinghis/her card, he/she can be con dent to get treatment and pay for it. In thiscase a student will need to remember to request a receipt. The health careinsurer will reimburse the entitlement upon being presented with a copy of the receipt.

Student support staShafston employs a team of multi-lingual student support staff who areavailable to counsel students in their rst language in relation to any issuesthey may be experiencing. Common problems faced by students include:homesickness, struggling to adapt to local culture, not understandingthe public transport system, nding it hard to nd suitable employmentor accommodation, or the student may have concerns regarding theirprogram of study. These experienced support staff have a good insightinto common areas of concern and are ready to supply the necessaryadvice and recommendations. They are involved in student orientationsand have regular interaction with students. So from day one at the Collegenew starters are able to identify who are the best people to approachfor help and guidance. Shafston currently employs full-time support staff who speak the following languages: Hindi; Punjabi; Gujarati; Portuguese;Spanish; Italian; French; Hungarian; Russian; Japanese; Korean; Mandarin;

Indonesian and Bahasa Malay.

OrientationShafston holds an orientation program for all students prior to start of anyprogram of study. Orientation is mandatory as critical information is providedwhich will helps new starters quickly adapt to their new schedule. Studentsgetting the most from their orientation ensure they do not fall behind fromthe beginning and are well positioned to get maximum bene t from theirstudies.

Some examples of information provided in the orientation is:

Accommodation options

Public Transport

Student Support Services

Key staff members

Timetables

Academic calendars

Academic expectations

Attendance expectations

College policies and procedures

Your enrolment agreement

Other support services

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Policies & ProceduresPursuant to our obligations under the ESOS Act (2000) and the AustralianQuali cations Training Framework (AQTF), Shafston is bound by policiesand procedures that serve to protect the interests of Shafston students.

Access to information about Shafston policies and procedures is availableto prospective students and others through a variety of means includingthe terms and conditions on the reverse side of the application form andalso from the Shafston website. Any potential applicant is encouraged toread the conditions of enrolment and the policies and procedures that willbind them should he/she choose to study at Shafston. For a full accountof the policies and procedures below, and of other Shafston policies andprocedures you should refer to the Shafston website. Go to www.shafston.edu and in the menu running down the left hand side of the homepagechoose the tab marked Policies and Procedures.

Access & Equity

Shafston is committed to access and equity principles and processes inthe delivery of its services and working environment. Access to programs isavailable to all persons regardless of age, colour, gender, disability, race orsocial/ ethnic background. Shafston does not discriminate against studentson the basis of age, colour, disability, race, gender, social/ethnic backgroundor employer. All advertising and promotions are closely monitored to ensurethat they are free of discrimination against any person. All staff members aremade fully aware of their responsibility for adhering to, and implementing

Access & Equity principles.

Grievance Procedures, Appeals orComplaintsShafston recognises the importance of providing an ef cient procedurefor a timely and fair resolution of a non-academic grievance. Studentsare encouraged to use the process to resolve allegations including butnot limited to (1) an employee of Shafston, (2) a student of Shafston, (3)administrative policies or procedures, (4) a Shafston program, service, oractivity.

These procedures are published on the Shafston website and outlined inthe Higher Education Student Handbook. Heads of School are responsiblefor communicating procedures to all Shafston staff and also responsible fortraining all staff in their application.

Re undsEnglish (ELICOS) Programs

Noti cation of cancellation or withdrawal from individual units ora program must be made in writing to Shafston prior to the startof the program. Application and Accommodation Placement feesare not refundable. Cancellation in writing at least 4 weeks beforethe students original program start date attracts a full refund of tuition fees and fees paid for materials. Cancellation in writing lessthan 4 weeks before the students original program start date butprior to the start date attracts a refund. Except as in 2 above andless $350 cancellation fee. Cancellation after a students originalprogram start date will not attract a refund

Hospitality ProgramsNoti cation of withdrawal from individual units or a programmust be made in writing to Shafston before a students arrival in

Australia (on a visa granted to study at Shafston). Application feesare non-refundable. If a student noti es us of his/her intentionto withdraw from individual units or a program before his/herarrival in Australia (on a visa granted to study at Shafston) thenthe student will be eligible to receive a refund of tuition paidminus a $350 administration charge. No refunds will be given fornoti cation of withdrawal which occurs after a students arrival in

Australia (on a visa granted to study at Shafston). Complete termsand conditions of enrolment and a full refund policy is provided onpage 40 of this booklet.

Enrolling at Sha ston1. Remove and complete the application form at the back of

this booklet.

2. Attach certi ed copies of all academic documents submitted tosupport the application including English language test results.Certi ed translations are required for transcripts or test resultsthat are not in English. Copies can be certi ed by: an authorisedShafston representative, an Australian Diplomatic Mission or

Australian Education Centre, or any other person authorised with theauthority to certify documents in the country of origin.

3. Forward the signed application form and supporting documentationto Shafston or a Shafston authorised representative.

4. For successful applications, an offer letter and invoice for feespayable will be issued within 24 hours of Shafstons receipt of theapplication for enrolment in the Shafston program.

5. To accept the offer of a place the student must pay the amount of the initial invoice and must send proof of payment to the Shafstonenrolments of ce. Appropriate methods of making payment aredetailed in the invoice.

6. Shafston agrees to issue the necessary Con rmation of Enrolment(COE) form to students once receipt of the initial payment iscon rmed.

7. When all COEs have been received, the student may submit anapplication for a student visa at the nearest Australian Embassy,Consulate or DIMIA Of ce (Department of Immigration). See www.immi.gov.au for detailed information about the process of applyingfor a student visa to study in Australia.

NB . Students enrolling into a University pathway program as part of thesame application process will at stage 1, also need to completeand return the appropriate University application form. Followingthe issue of an offer letter from the University, in some cases aninitial payment to the University will be required, to receive thenecessary Con rmation of Enrolment (COE) from the University.

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SHAFSTONINTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

Updated 16 December 2009

ME@SHAFSTON PROGRAM - Individually Tailored Intensive General English

Me@Shafston is an exciting new program allowing students to choose the best way to improve and grow their English and to focus on the areas of English that they really want toactivate. With our dynamic newFOCUS classes, we will activate your language ability by providing you with an intensive focus on the skill area you nominate as your area of need (iconjunction with our assessment team)

Your unique learner pro le will allow the English professionals at Shafston to tailor an English program to best meet your unique pro le we wil l look at your strengths and diswith you which skill areas you would like to develop more.

Me@Shafston is more than learning English. It is a unique partnership between you, your teachers and the whole Shafston team! We can map for you a course of study, we canshow you how to access many extra language activities and student services on our Me@Shafston Student Online Portal, we will introduce you to an exciting new anddynamic afternoon program that focuses on production and increased interaction every afternoon.

Application Fee (All Courses)

Every MondayOrientation 8:30 amIf the intake date falls on a public holiday as listed belowthe intake will be on the following Business Day.

Me@Shafston Intensive General English (CRICOS 021673G)(Full time 25 hours face to face/week)

- Enrolments of 1 - 11 weeks- Enrolments of 12 - 24 weeks- Enrolments of 25 - 40 weeks- Enrolments of 41 weeks or more

$330/week $320/week $310/week $280/week

$195

Evening Classes(Full time 20 hours face to face/week)

- Enrolments of 1 - 11 weeks- Enrolments of 12 weeks or more

(Brisbane Campus Only)

Every MondayOrientation 3pm

$250/week $230/week

(Part time 15 hours face to face/week) $230/week

COURSE START DATES FEES ($AUD)

Work Books and Learning Materials $14/week*

IELTS PREPARATION COURSEThe Academic English program is a full time IELTS test preparation course for students at intermediate level or above. IELTS is a comprehensive test of English language pro ciedesigned to assess the ability of non-native speakers. IELTS exams are held every four weeks in Brisbane.


Every MondayOrientation 8:30 amIf the intake date falls on a public holiday as listed belowthe intake will be on the following Business Day.

IELTS Preparation (CRICOS 021674F)(Full time 25 hours face to face/week)

- Enrolments of 1 - 11 weeks- Enrolments of 12 - 24 weeks- Enrolments of 25 - 40 weeks- Enrolments of 41 weeks or more

$330/week $320/week $310/week $280/week

$195

Evening Classes(Full time 20 hours face to face/week)- Enrolments of 1 - 11 weeks- Enrolments of 12 weeks or more


Every MondayOrientation 3pm

$250/week $230/week


Work Books and Learning Materials $14/week*

Shafston IELTS Exam Preparation Centre

PREPARATION FOR TOEICShafston provides full time TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) preparation for students at Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advancedlevels of English.


8 February 2010 (6 weeks), 5 April 2010 (6 weeks), 28 June2010 (6 weeks), 23 August 2010 (6 weeks), 15 November2010 (6 weeks)

TOEIC Preparation (CRICOS 070042K)(Full time 25 hours face to face/week)TOEIC iBT Exam Dates 2010:

22 January 2010, 19 February 2010, 19 March 2010, 16 April 201014 May 2010, 11 June 2010, 9 July 2010, 6 August 2010,3 September 2010, 1 October 2010, 29 October 2010,26 November 2010, 24 December 2010

Tuition $1,980Books $84*Total $2,064

$195


Shafston Authorised Public TOEIC Test Centre



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CAMBRIDGE BUSINESS EXAM PREPARATION



11 January 2010 (10 weeks)5 April 2010 (10 weeks)

27 September 2010 (10 weeks)

Business English Certi cate (BEC) (CRICOS 070044G)Cambridge BEC - Vantage(10 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 19 March 2010

- 10 June 2010

- 4 December 2010

$195


Tuition $3,300Books $140*Exam $375*Total $3,815

4 January 2010 (10 weeks)29 March 2010 (10 weeks)13 September 2010 (10 weeks)

Cambridge BEC - Higher(10 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 17 March 2010

- 8 June 2010- 20 November 2010


Shafston Cambridge Exam Preparation Centre

CAMBRIDGE EXAM PREPARATION Shafston Cambridge Exam Preparation Centre

** Speaking Exam on the following week



4 January 2010 (11 weeks)22 March 2010 (11 weeks)20 September 2010 (11 weeks)

Cambridge Preliminary English Test (PET) (CRICOS 046000J)(11 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 20 March 2010

- 4 June 2010- 3 December 2010


$195


4 January 2010 (10 weeks)

22 March 2010 (12 weeks)13 September 2010 (12 weeks)

Cambridge First Certi cate in English (FCE) (CRICOS 070043J)(10 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 13 March 2010**

(12 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 15 June 2010

- 7 December 2010






Cambridge Ceriti cate of Pro ciency in English (CPE) (CRICOS 038097F)(10 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 6 March 2010**


- 9 December 2010


Tuition $3,840Books $168*Exam $376*

Total $4,384



Cambridge Certi cate in Advanced English (CAE) (CRICOS 070045G)(10 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Exam Dates: - 6 March 2010**


- 8 December 2010

Tuition $3,300Books $140*Exam $368*

Total $3,808


(Gold Coast Campus Only)


Cambridge First Certi cate in English (FCE) (CRICOS 070043J)(12 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week, Evening Course)Exam Dates: - 15 June 2010

- 7 December 2010


Shafston The only place to study Cambridge!

Shafston is one of Australias largest providers of preparation programs for the University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations. They are highly valued by employers in many countespecially Europe. Of the highly-trained Shafston Cambridge teachers many are also Cambridge Examiners, which enables students in the program to get rsthand information regthe examination process.

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ADDITIONAL ELICOS COURSESShafston provides additional ELICOS courses for students, including Holiday Programs (English Study, Tourist attractions and sightseeing tours) and exible, supplimental one-onTuition.


Any DateRuns during January, February and July, August

Holiday ProgramsStudy Tour Program for GroupsSummer Camp for Individuals (Part-time English and Activities)

By Quotation$470/week

$195


Every MondayPrivate Tuition(Minimum Booking 5 hours) $90/hour

TESOLThe Certi cate IV in TESOL is a Nationally-Recognised Course, approved by Government Authorities in Australia. It takes a competency-based approach to training, which ensurclearly focused on the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for teaching English to speakers of other languages. This course has a prerequisite of at least year 10 or equivalent IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.



1 February 2010 (8 weeks), 26 April 2010 (8 weeks),19 July 2010 (8 weeks), 11 October 2010 (8 weeks)

Certi cate IV in TESOL (CRICOS 070047E)(8 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week) Tuition $2,800

Books $300Total $3,100

$195


CB CAMBRIDGE EXAM PREPARATION


18 January 2010 (6 weeks)15 March 2010 (6 weeks)7 June 2010 (6 weeks)

19 July 2010 (6 weeks)11 October 2010 (6 weeks)

Cambridge First Certi cate in English (FCE) (CRICOS 070043J)(6 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Computer Based Exam Dates:

- 27 February 2010- 22 April 2010- 17 July 2010- 28 August 2010- 19 November 2010


$195


15 March 2010 (6 weeks)7 June 2010 (6 weeks)13 Sept 2010 (6 weeks)

Cambridge Certi cate in Advanced English (CAE) (CRICOS 070045G)(6 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Computer Based Exam Dates:

- 23 April 2010- 16 July 2010- 23 October 2010


The same exam - The same Cambridge Certi cate!

15 February 2010 (6 weeks)3 May 2010 (6 weeks)28 June 2010 (6 weeks)4 October 2010 (6 weeks)

Business English Certi cate (BEC) (CRICOS 070044G)Cambridge BEC Vantage(6 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)Computer Based Exam Dates:

- 26 March 2010- 12 June 2010- 6 August 2010- 13 November 2010


PREPARATION FOR TOEFLShafston provides full time TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) preparation for students at Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate & Advanced levels of English.


15 February 2010 (6 weeks)28 June 2010 (6 weeks)27 September 2010 (6 weeks)

TOEFL Preparation (CRICOS 070041M)(6 weeks, Full time 25 hours face to face/week)

Tuition $1,980Books $84*Total $2,064

$195COURSE START DATES FEES ($AUD)

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Shafston School of HospitalityCourses offered by Shafston Training One Pty LtdCRICOS Provider Code: 02687C

HOSPITALITYThe Shafston School of Hospitality offers contemporary training leading to quali cations which are recognised and valued throughout the world. The programs are designed to propportunity for students to become highly-skilled tradespersons who are work-ready for employment in the Hospitality industry.


8 February 2010 (Orientation 5th February)19 April 2010 (Orientation 16th April)28 June 2010 (Orientation 25th June)6 September 2010 (Orientation 3rd September)15 November 2010 (Orientation 12th November)

SIT30807 Certi cate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)(CRICOS 067703D) 55 weeks

$16,470

$195


Uniform, Books, Boots and Knife kit(Compulsary for all Cert III Courses) $752*(Payable on Arrival. Subject to Change)

8 February 2010 (Orientation 5th February)19 April 2010 (Orientation 16th April)28 June 2010 (Orientation 25th June)6 September 2010 (Orientation 3rd September)

15 November 2010 (Orientation 12th November)

SIT31107 Certi cate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)(CRICOS 067702E) 55 weeks

$16,470

15 March 2010 (Orientation 12th March)24 May 2010 (Orientation 21st May)2 August 2010 (Orientation 31st July)11 October 2010 (Orientation 8th October)20 December 2010 (Orientation 17th December)

SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality(CRICOS 067701F) 37 weeks

$5,490

PACKAGES


SIT30807 Certi cate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)(CRICOS 067703D) 55 weeks +SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality(CRICOS 067701F) 37 weeks(92 weeks in total over both courses)

$21,960


Certi cate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)(CRICOS 067702E) 55 weeks +SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality(CRICOS 067701F) 37 weeks(92 weeks in total over both courses)

$21,960

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SHAFSTON STUDENT EMPOLOYMENT

Job Ready Program - Commitment Fee (Practical Employability Training)RSA Certi cate (Responsible Serving of Alcohol - third party provider)

$330*$70*

Airport Pick-Up (Local Transfers)Airport Pick-Up and Return (Local Transfers)Airport Pick-Up (Brisbane to Gold Coast)Airport Pick-Up and Return (Brisbane to Gold Coast)

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)Required by law for all Student Visa Holders

$99*$165*$200*$335*

$33 / month

* Price includes GST

AIRPORT TRANSFERS - Brisbane and Gold Coast

One Time Payment

Shafston Student Services

HOLIDAYS 2010Shafston International College is open everyweekday except the following public holidays

Friday 1st January 2010Tuesday 26th January 2010Friday 2nd April 2010Monday 5th April 2010Monday 26th April 2010

Monday 3rd May 2010Monday 14th June 2010Wednesday 11th August 2010Monday 27th December 2010Tuesday 28th December 2010

New Years Day Holiday Australia DayGood FridayEaster Monday

Anzac Day

Labour DayQueens BirthdayRNA ShowBoxing DayChristmas Day


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Placement Fee $198

RATES

Premier Deluxe Private (Riverfront)

Daily Weekly Weekly Weekly

SHORT TERM( Up to 11 Weeks)

LONG TERM(12-23 Weeks)

LONG TERM(24 Weeks or more)

$100 per night $375 $340 $315

Premier Deluxe Twin Share (Riverfront) $70 per night, per person $200 per person $185 per person $170 per person

Deluxe Private (Non Riverfront) $90 per night $355 $325 $295

Deluxe Twin Share (Non Riverfront) $60 per night, per person $190 per person $175 per person $160 per person

Dormitory Private (Riverfront) N/A N/A $420 $410

Dormitory Triple Share (Riverfront) N/A $170 per person $160 per person $150 per person

MANSIONS - BRISBANE

Independently owned and operated byBrisbane City Student Accommodation PTY LTD.Shafston Mansions is a purpose-built student accommodation located adjacent to the historic grounds of Shafston House. Students can enjoy single, double or triple room accommeach with their own bathroom and kitchen.

Conditions: tenant must tender a Visa or Mastercard imprint with authority to deduct any outstanding amounts as per standard terms and conditions (www.shafston.edu/general/accommodation/universitmansions.html) including for any loss or damage caused by the tenant.

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Homestay Family Accommodation is a great way to be introduced to Australian life and culture. With over 400 quali ed and monitored Homestay families hosting Shafston studeare able to meet just about any request. We will nd the best family for you! Our Homestay staff are always available to help you settle into your new home and help you underst

Australian way. Every Homestay Family has been interviewed and their home inspected by one of our team.

Placement Fee $198*

RATES

Homestay Accommodation - Room Only (no meals) $157.50/week ($22.50/day)

Homestay Accommodation - Half Board (2 meals/day weekdays, 3 meals/day weekends)

Homestay Accommodation - Full Board (3 meals/day every day)

Homestay Accommodation - Extra Care (3 meals/day every day, transport to and from college, laundry) **

Type of Homestay

$217/week ($31/day)

$238/week ($34/day)

$266/week ($38/day)

* Price includes GST ** Compulsory for all students under 18 years of age

Gold Class Homestay AccomodationThese high quality homes are less than 15 minutes walk to Shafston with family members offering extra personal careand attention to their student guests.

Placement Fee $440* $259/week ($37/day) - Half Board$280/week ($40/day) - Full Board

RESORT STYLE STUDENT APARTMENTS - GOLD COAST

Independently owned and operated byBlue Water Bay Luxury Villas.Discounted rates for Shafston College students.

Cancellation Policy 29 Nights or more notice = no cancellation fee. 28-15 nights notice = 1 weeks rent ($140) and 14 nights or less notice = 2 weeks rent ($280). See http://bluewaterbay.com.au/site/termfor full terms and conditions. Valid until Dec 31 2010.

RATES

Type A Apartment - Two bedroom unit - Twin Room (4 single beds) $140 per person/week

Type B Apartment - Two bedroom unit - Twin Room (2 single beds)- Private Room (1 queen bed)

Type C Apartment - One bedroom unit with 1 bed (1 double)

$140 per person/week $280/week

Type of Accomodation Placement Fee $198*

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Date of Birth: ________________________________________________ Male: Female:

Overseas Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________ Fax: __________________________ Email: ________________________________________________

Nationality (as shown on passport): _______________________________________ Place of Birth: _____________________________________

Passport Number: ___________________________________Do you hold a visa to stay in Australia? Yes/No If Yes which type? __________________________________________________________________

If No which type will you apply for? _________________________________________________

If you have a student visa, when does your OSHC expire? ___________________ OSHC Membership #: ____________________________________

Do you have any Medical Conditions? _____________________________________________________________________________________

PREVIOUS EDUCATION AND ENGLISH PROFICIENCY DETAILS

What is your highest quali cation? _______________________________ Institution attended: ________________________ Year: ______________Do you have an English pro ciency level rating (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL)? Yes/NoTest Name: ______________________________________ Date test taken: __________________ Result: ______________________________Supporting documents attached:

COURSE DETAILSNote: if you are completing a Hospitality Course please indicate Commercial Cookery or Patisserie in the course name.

Course 1: ( Location: Brisbane Gold Coast )

Course: __________________________________________________________________________ Start Date: ________________________Length: _________________________________ Application Fee: ____________________ Tuition Cost: ________________________________Text Books and Learning Materials Cost: ______________________ Exam Cost: ___________Total Cost: __________________________________

Course 2: ( Location: Brisbane Gold Coast )

Course: __________________________________________________________________________ Start Date: ________________________Length: _________________________________ Application Fee: ____________________ Tuition Cost: ________________________________

Text Books and Learning Materials Cost: ______________________ Exam Cost: ___________Total Cost: __________________________________Course 3: ( Location: Brisbane Gold Coast )

Course: __________________________________________________________________________ Start Date: ________________________Length: _________________________________ Application Fee: ____________________ Tuition Cost: ________________________________Text Books and Learning Materials Cost: ______________________ Exam Cost: ___________Total Cost: __________________________________

SHAFSTON SERVICESJob Ready Program: Airport Pick-Up (Brisbane or Gold Coast): Airport Pick-Up and Return (Brisbane or Gold Coast):

OSHC Total Cost: __________ Total Cost: __________________________________________________________________________________

SHAFSTON STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONMansions Gold Coast Student Apartments

Placement Fee: ________ Number of Weeks: ________ Arrival Date: _____________________ Departure Date: _____________________________

Type of Room: ____________________________ Total Cost: _________________HomestayPlacement Fee: ________ Number of Weeks: ________ Arrival Date: _____________________ Departure Date: _____________________________Type of Homestay: ____________________________ Do you smoke?: ______________ Are pets ok?: ___________________________________Do you have any allergies/illnesses?: ______________________________________________________________________________________

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