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checkouts are shithouse. don't bother unless you want to be abused by customers who can't buy dairy farmers milk at woolies and think their right to choice has been taken away :rolleyes:, and abused by bitchy supervisors who think they're miss woolworths. 18 year old casuals get about $10 an...

i wanted to go to sydney pretty badly until i realised they didn't have any courses that i really wanted to do. arts advanced is one of my preferences but i don't really want to do it. my first choice is uts for business.

i thought it was pretty good, it examined the things that i understood lol. i did the micro question and the protection one, i think i did better on the protection one though (i started going around in circles about structural change in the micro one).

i'm not totally sure sorry, but i assume they don't have assessment marks either because all the assessments are competency based - either you can do it or you can't. that's just for vet subjects though.

shit. we didn't even do our case study properly - our teacher just handed us a bunch of notes on china (that i think i've since lost) and took us to the library on the morning after i'd pulled an all-nighter for english to try to find some info (which was fruitless). i'm thinking that as soon...

i didn't put a title at the top, but i did put it in my opening paragraph. mine was somewhere in between essay and article, it probably looks more like an essay pretending to be an article, which is a shame because i can write feature articles =S i was just glad they didn't make us write a story.

lol me too :) i just put P1 and P2. we did the speeches, and i had person 1 taking the view that the language was the most important feature, and person 2 thinking themes were more important and pretty much being shown the error of their ways (which i realised was probably not the greatest...

it doesn't matter how sophisticated your language is, if you don't demonstrate an understanding of the texts, contexts and relationships between them you will get sweet fuck all for your mark. i thought the paper was okay, the transformations question i thought was easy, but that led to...

i was doing fine on the exam and was really confident until it got up to that stupid pizza delivery "describe two systems" question (my class had never practised questions like that and i was like "what the fuck is that???") and the decision table. i know for a fact i screwed the table up...

it came off so it's all good :)

I got 85% or 85.5%, can't remember lol. We have two IPT classes at our school and the other class hadn't finished TPSs yet so we did different questions for that option, which sucked ass because the ones in the cssa paper were a lot easier (ie. i had no idea what the ones our teachers made up...

we got our certificates today for some reason - i got a credit, down from last year's high distinction lol. That test was strange, but then again, every time our class opens an exam you can see the "i have never heard of this word" expression thanks to our shithouse teacher.

i got 53/120. i almost passed =S

My IPT teacher loves this site. She had our whole class printing off about 100 pages each of notes (had to get more toner but she didn't know how to change the cartridge and I ended up with toner on my jersey =S )

I did the ITVET course last year in an accelerated course thingmy and there was no assessment mark on the papers that you get from the board or when I checked my mark online. It's all based on your HSC exam (which was how I managed to do as well as i did lol)

I got 70% with pretty much zero study - that includes 17/20 for one of the essays (the first one about globalisation) and 9/20 for the other (effects of unemployment). Considering I only understand about three sections of the entire course, I think that was pretty good. And I ended up equal...