Winter Asian Australian HSC Study Conference
Location: Telford Outdoors & Conference Centre
Date: Monday 9th July - Saturday 14th July 2012
Youthworks HSC Study Conferences - experience and be ready.
There is no experience quite like the Youthworks HSC Study Conference. Prepare to learn, live and laugh on one of our unique camps specifically designed for year 12 students seeking to develop and utilise their maximum study potential. In addition to the 30 hours of supervised independent study, we will provide all meals, accommodation and of course; time to relax and recharge for your next session. Each conference is hosted at one of Youthworks exceptional centres, the ultimate destination to escape distraction and focus on learning. We also include a session each day to discuss the Christian faith and how that is relevant in our lives.
The Asian Study Camp team primarily includes Asian university students who were very proficient in the HSC and many who continue to tutor year 12 students for an income whilst studying at uni, yet come on this camp to help as volunteers for the week. Like many Asian students, most would have achieved 90+ ATAR, with a few achieving 99+ or 100 (under UAI). They are most experienced in the common Asian subjects, like Maths, Sciences, Commerce etc and English.
Tutor note:
Our conferences at Port Hacking in the second week of the Winter Holidays run concurrently and next door to each other. This way we are able make efficient use of our tutors and share them where needed.
Who:
Guys and girls in year 12 in 2012
When:
Monday 9th July to Saturday 14th July 2012
Where:
Telford, Youthworks Port Hacking Outdoors & Conference Centres (near Sutherland)
Cost:
$415
Rego:
Registrations are open, click here.
Director:
Peter Lim’s been running HSC study camp for a long time and is still as excited as ever to be running this camp. He works in the City with computers and with people who use computers (or don’t know how to use computers). Sometimes his work life resembles the British TV sitcom “IT Crowd” and his favourite line is “have you rebooted your computer”. He grew up in a Christian family and attends St Mark’s Malabar Anglican Church.
Speaker:
We have one but cannot release their name yet...!!
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