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Bachelor of Education(Design & Technology)

•Home Economics•Design & Technology

Denise MacGregor Program Director

Gear Up 2013 O-Week Music Festival

Kick off the new academic year with a bang, and most of all have lots of fun! Follow us on Facebook at UniSA Gear Up for more info, including band and competition announcements!

When: Wednesday 27th February 2013 from 12pm-8pmWhere: City West Campus

In 2013, UniSA will host the first ever Gear Up event - a music & arts festival for ALL UniSA students! Join us for the biggest party of the year to welcome all new students and welcome back continuing students to UniSA.

What's happening on the day?Two stages with around 20 performers, including national headliners and a great selection of Adelaide bands, and a huge variety of food and drink vendors.Our talented art students & graduates will decorate the campus with chalk art, graffiti art, and artistic installations. Clubs & societies will also be on campus to entertain with pop-up performances.UniSA students can enter several exciting competitions including a meet & greet with the headline act, free band merchandise, or even a prize to watch the main-act from the stage sidelines.

Whose invited and what does it cost?FREE for all UniSA students and staff! The event is open for anyone else at a cost of $30 (tickets through Fringe-Tix). Gear Up is an all-ages show, however, alcohol will be served at the event (minors will be strictly monitored).

DATE: Wednesday 27th February TIME: 12pm – 8pmWHERE: City West Campus

Line up:Ball Park MusicHungry Kids of HungaryThe SalvadorsBusby MarouAsta Koolta

I would like to acknowledge that this land on which we meet today is the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We respect their spiritual relationship with their country and acknowledge them as custodians of the Adelaide region.

Welcome

School Staff

Introductions

Today’s Program

Program Information Professional Experience Electives (Minors) Student Experience University Support Systems

Campus Central Library Learning & Teaching Unit

TAFE Scholarships Orientation Day Enrolment Help

Campus Central

C Building (Library), Mawson Lakes

Phone: 1300 301 703

Email: campuscentralmawsonlakes@unisa.edu.au

First Point of Contact

CampusCentral

1300 301 703unisa.edu.au/campuscentral

AskCampus Central

Study Periods - Year View

Study PeriodsThere are a number of study periods in any one semester.

STUDY PERIOD 2013 DATES

Study Period 1 21/01/2013 - 12/04/2013

Study Period 2 04/03/2013 - 05/07/2013

Study Period 3 15/04/2013 - 05/07/20/13

Study Period 4 08/07/2013 - 27/09/2013

Study Period 5 29/07/2013 - 29/11/2013

Study Period 6 30/09/2013 - 20/12/2013

Study Period 7 04/11/2013 - 28/02/2014

Program Structure

1st Year Program SequenceDesign & Technology - First Semester

Study Period

AreaCatalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Classes Notes

SP2 EDUC 2031 An Introduction to Design & Technology

Enrol in 1 TUTORIALRefer to Timetable for Class No

.

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE

SP2 EDUC 1081Professional Experience 1: Introduction to Educators’

Practices

Enrol in 1 WORKSHOPclass number: 21071

OROn-line

Refer to Timetable for Online Class Number

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE(Lecture is online)

& FIELD PLACEMENT

Please enrol into class number 21071 – students will then be divided up into classes based on where they are placed in schools. Once finalised

students will be advised of their placement and their class details

Exact dates for placement are:

Lead in Days on Thursdays 2nd, 9th, 16th , 23rd, 30th May & 6th June

One Week Block (Tuesday-Friday) from: 11 th June – 14th June.

Public Holiday on Monday 10th June

NOTE: Students are to be available full time for the duration of their placement i.e. 8am-5pm.

** Please see note 2 regarding online enrolment

SP2 EDUC 1063 Language and Multiliteracies Enrol in 1 WORKSHOPRefer to Timetable for Class No.

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE(online)

SP2TAFE Course 1

Materials Technology (Furniture Construction 1)

Enrol at TAFE MARLESTONClasses will be held at TAFE on Fridays 8am – 4pm

Stat date Enrolment Day Friday 8th Feb 9am – 12pm at Marleston TAFE Meet in reception area

1st Year Program SequenceDesign & Technology – Second Semester

Study Period

AreaCatalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Classes Notes

SP5 TAFE Course 2Materials Technology (Wood Machining 1)

Enrol at TAFE MARLESTONClasses will be held at TAFE on Fridays 8am – 4pm

Dates TBA

SP5 TAFE Course 3(Sheet Metal Work)

Enrol at REGENCY TAFEThis will be a 3 week intensive course

Start date: 8th July – 28th JulyMonday – Thursdays 8–4:30pm and Fridays 8-2:30pm

SP5 Elective Enrolment advice and study periods for electives can be found at:http://w3.unisa.edu.au/eds/dt_programpage.asp

SP5 Free ElectiveFree ElectivePlease see:

http://programs.unisa.edu.au/public/pcms/home/undergraduateelectives.aspx

The free elective can be in any area across the university, as long as it is a university wide elective course. Core courses in other programs cannot be selected as a free elective

1st Year Program SequenceHome Economics - First Semester

Study Period

AreaCatalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Classes Notes

SP2 EDUC 2031 An Introduction to Design & Technology

Enrol in 1 TUTORIALRefer to Timetable for Class No.

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE

SP2 EDUC 1081 Professional Experience 1: Introduction to Educators’ Practices

Enrol in 1 WORKSHOPclass number: 21071

OROn-line

Refer to Timetable for Online Class Number

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE(Lecture is online)

& FIELD PLACEMENT

Please enrol into class number 21071 – students will then be divided up into classes based on where they are placed in schools. Once finalised students will be advised of their placement and their class

details

Exact dates for placement are:

Lead in Days on Thursdays 2nd, 9th, 16th , 23rd, 30th May & 6th June

One Week Block (Tuesday-Friday) from: 11th June – 14th June.

Public Holiday on Monday 10th June

NOTE: Students are to be available full time for the duration of their placement i.e. 8am-5pm.

** Please see note 2 regarding online enrolment

SP2 EDUC 1063 Language and Multiliteracies Enrol in 1 WORKSHOPRefer to Timetable for Class No.

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE(online)

SP2 EDUC 4157 Approaches to Learning Enrol in 1 SEMINARRefer to Timetable for Class No.

1st Year Program SequenceHome Economics – Second Semester

Study Period

AreaCatalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Classes Notes

SP5 EDUC 1041 Development and Learning B-3 Enrol in 1 SEMINARRefer to Timetable for Class No.

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE

SP5 FOSC 3010 Food and Society Enrol in 1 TUTORIALPlease see timetable for class no

Auto-Enrol in LECTURE & PRACTICAL

This course is held at City East Campus

SP5 TAFE Course 1Hospitality – Commercial Cookery 1

Enrol at TAFE REGENCYClasses will be held at TAFE on Wednesdays 10.30 - 6.30pm

Start date: Wednesday 24th July

SP5Free ElectivePlease see:

http://programs.unisa.edu.au/public/pcms/home/undergraduateelectives.aspx

The free elective can be in any area across the university, as long as it is a university wide elective course.

Core courses in other programs cannot be selected as a free elective

Professional Experience at UniSA

Briony CarterProfessional Experience Coordinator/Lecturer in Education

Welcome to Professional Experience at UniSA

Professional Experience courses involve your on-campus learning and your placement in sites/schools.

Your professional experience placements provide diversity of teaching experiences to build your competency and capacity as a teacher educator.

From preservice teachers at UniSA you will become the next generation of teachers

Professional Experience Placements for Design & Technology

Placement When Focus

Professional Experience 1 – Introduction to Educators’ Practices (Prof Ex 1)

1st year – Study Period 26 visit days + 1 week block(10 days total)

Whole School Experience

Reflective Practice 2 (RP2)

2nd year - Study Period 55 visit days + 4 week block(25 days total) Secondary (Year 8-12 ) setting

Reflective Practice 3 (RP3)3rd year – Study Period 25 visit days + 4 week block(25 days total)

Secondary (Year 8-12 ) setting

Professional Applications & Reflection 4 (PAR4)

4th year – Study Period 55 visit days + 4 week block(25 days total)

Secondary (Year 8-12 ) setting

Scholarships and Grants

www.unisa.edu.au/scholarhip

David Pank Northern Areas Education Placement Grant

http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/ug_eas.asp#DPankNorthAreaEdPLCMNT

Education Rural Placement Grants http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/ug_eas.asp#EduRuralPlacGrant

Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society Placement Grants

http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/ug_unisa.asp#RoyalAgHortEduFoundSAPlacment

Rural Reconnect Grants http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/ug_eas.asp#RuralReconnectGrant

Student Placement Grants http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/ug_unisa.asp#StudentPlacementGrants

UniSA Placement Grants (SAS)

http://w3.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/UniSAPlacementGrant/default.asp

Criminal History Screening

ALL students who will be completing a professional experience placement or carrying out educational activities with minors MUST have a Criminal History Screening clearance. With your letter of acceptance and in your pre-enrolment sessions you would have received information regarding this.You need to prioritise submitting your Criminal History Screening application as

UniSA cannot begin to place you in sites without a Criminal History Screening clearance.

Preference will be given to those with this documentation completed. The screening process is undertaken by Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).

UniSA will only accept this form of clearance.

For further information in relation to Criminal History Screening is available on the Education Websitehttp://www.unisa.edu.au/Education-Arts-and-Social-Sciences/Education/The-student-experience/Criminal-history-screening/

Print off all 5 pages of the Criminal History Application

Complete all sections on the application form

Gather all your relevant 100 point identification documentation and take to a responsible person in the requesting organisation, a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for taking Affidavits (Solicitor, Barrister or Proclaimed Police Officer) for certification.

Go to any Australia Post outlet within South Australia to submit your Criminal History application

Fee Charged : $42.40 payable on application submission

An introduction session (Promoting Safety and Wellbeing: and induction for tertiary students) will be a requirement before your first placement in a site/school. This will be completed in your first professional experience course.

All preservice teachers will complete this one day course in their final year of their program before their final placement.

Responding to Abuse and Neglect (RAN)

Professional Experience Office

The Professional Experience Office is located at Mawson Lakes Campus (G1-11) and is open to students during the following times:

Monday - Friday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm

Team Leader : Michelle Kennedy - PH: 8302 6337

Placement Officers:•Sharon Key•Deb Hannemann•Stella Camilleri

Email: EDS-PracticumOffice@unisa.edu.au.

Professional Experience Office Protocols

Email is the preferred method of correspondence to the Professional Experience Office and there is an expectation that this communication is of a professionallyliterate standard. Email is to be from your student email (UniSA).

Students should read their emails regularly to ensure that they do not miss out on important information regarding their professional experience placements.

myPlacement’ can be accessed via myUniSA under the ‘my Current Studies’ pillar or via the following URL: https://my.unisa.edu.au/student/myplacement/

Name Badges

When in sites/schools it is a requirement for identification purposes that you wear your name badge.

To order a name badge :

1.Make a payment of $10 to Campus Central

2.On your receipt - mark your preferred name

3.Place your receipt in the Assignment box marked Name badges in the foyer of the deLissa building (G-building) at Magill and at Mawson Lakes at Reception

4.You will be contacted once your name badge is ready for collection.

Polo Shirts

Whilst on Professional Experience Placement , students should adhere to the dress code /standards of their allocated site.

UniSA polo shirts are available. Cost = $28.00To order:1.Go to Campus Central to pay for the polo. 2.Bring the Receipt to the School of Education Reception (Magill or Mawson Lakes) where you will be asked the colour and size you would prefer. (Samples will be available to try on samples for sizing)3.Your Polo shirt will be ordered and you will be notified by email when it is ready for collection.

Where do I find myPlacement on the Student Portal?

myPlacement

myPlacement

Confirmed Placement Details

Briony Carter Lecturer/Professional Experience Coordinator Phone: 83025403Email: briony.carter@unisa.edu.au

Michelle KennedyTeam Leader – Professional ExperiencePhone: 8302 6337Email: Michelle.kennedy@unisa.edu.au

The addition of 4 or 5 electives enable you to take a minor in another subject area. This means you can teach that subject to year 10. Alternatively electives can broaden your understanding of Home Economics or Design and Technology. The 4 electives need to be in the same area of study.

You will need to complete three content courses and one methodology course.

See elective information on the website for further information:

http://w3.unisa.edu.au/eds/dt_programpage.asp

Electives (Minor) Courses

• Aboriginal Studies• Adult & Workplace Learning• Arts Education (Visual Arts, Music, Drama)• Australian Studies• Catholic Studies• Design & Technology• English/Children’s and Adolescent Literature• Health• Humanities & Social Sciences (HASS)• Information & Communication Technologies (ICT)• Lutheran Studies• Mathematics• Media Studies• Religion Studies• Science and the Environment

Minor Options

Student Experience

Kristine Grant

CampusCentral

Enrolment Advice

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Complete your Checklist

Check your timetable

Know the Key Dates !!

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Library resources School of Education Orientation

2013

Academic Library Services

Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences

UniSA Library

City East Library

City West Library

Magill Library

Whyalla Library

Mawson Lakes Library

Your collection

A rapidly expanding collection of electronic resources that can

be accessed anywhere in the world.

Has over 13,500 Teaching Resource materials.

Includes books, videos, DVDs, journals, newspapers, models, kits and more! 230,000 ebooks

50,000 online journals

23,000 online course readings

485 databases

Find our website

Where to start?

Where to start?

Education TopicLaunch

Check the In focus tab for special guidance pages on:Adult & Vocational EducationCurriculaEarly Childhood EducationIndigenous EducationProfessional DevelopmentReligious Education TESOL

Searching the collection

24 hours / 7 days

access via the Internet

What can you borrow?

BooksCDsDVDsKindlesKitsLaptopsTeaching Resourcesand more...

Just use your student card to borrow!

Also access online image, music and audio visual collections!

Library spaces

Book a study room at

any campus online

Silent study areas

Computers barns and pools available

Wireless coverage at

each campus Library

Collaborative spaces for group work

Off Campus Library Service

Phone and online

help

Postal delivery of books and documents

We are here to help you!

• Come in and ask for help at the Service Desk at any campus Library• Use a relevant TopicLaunch to start your research• Visit the UniSA Library website• Contact the Ask the Library service

– email, phone and chat

All available on your mobile device!

Guest Speaker

Dallas Dunn and Jane Kehrwald

Learning & Teaching Unit (LTU)

Not sure how to write assignments and approach exams?

Disability Adviser

Counsellor

International Student Officer

Disability or medical condition affecting your ability to study?

Language and Learning team

Living in Australia - Visa issues, health cover?

If you are not sure who to ask?

Personal problems that stop you from studying?

ASK the Learning and Teaching Unit

Finding part-time work/Unsure about your career choice? Careers Adviser

The Learning and Teaching Unit (LTU)Building CPh: 8302 5006 Email: ltu@unisa.edu.au

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8 TAFE courses for Design and Technology• 3 in Wood and Furniture Construction – Marleston TAFE• 3 in Metal (sheet metal, welding and machining) - Regency TAFE• 2 in Electronics- Regency TAFE

5 TAFE courses for Home Economics• 3 in Cookery – Regency TAFE• 2 in Fashion Design- Adelaide TAFE

TAFE Courses

LBDT Scholarships

Country Teaching Scholarship http://www.decd.sa.gov.au/hr/pages/jobscareers/scholarships/ If you are considering teaching in the country, you may wish to apply for a country teaching scholarship.  $10,000 Country Teaching Scholarships supports undergraduate and post graduate students in any year of a teacher education course with a commitment to country teaching. Round 2 2013 application forms will be available from mid January 2013. $20,000 Country Teaching Scholarships supports final year undergraduate and post graduate teacher education students committed to teaching in rural and remote schools in the Eyre & Western and Far North regions.Round 2 2013 application forms will be available from mid January 2013. Guarantees recipients permanent employment with DECD.  Country Teaching Professional Experience Scholarships http://www.decd.sa.gov.au/hr/pages/jobscareers/scholarships/  $1,250 scholarship will be given to:Candidates studying one or more of the following subjects to Year 12:Home EconomicsDesign & Technology This scholarship is for students doing their 3rd or 4th placement.Round 1 opens in December and closes end of March (for a professional experience in Semester 1)Round 2 opens in May (for a professional experience in Semester 2)

ScholarshipsHome Economics Strand

Home Economics Institute of Australiahttp://www.heia.com.au/heiasa/Development.html  Resek Scholarships - $1,000 (one scholarship available)Provides financial support to a student enrolled on either a full-time or part-time basis at a South Australian Tertiary Institution enrolled in the second year or later of a Home Economics Course.(In November of each year, the Stream Coordinator will nominate the top GPA of a 2nd , 3rd and 4th year sutdent) 

Kind and Amy O’Malley Scholarships - $5,000http://omalleytrust.org.au/wp/?page_id=9

Open to full and part-time students undertaking Home Economics at an Australian tertiary institution. Awards are made for a one year approved study program and scholarship holders may apply annually for awards for up to a total of three years full-time study. The scholarship is currently valued at $5000. There are 30 scholarships available each year This scholarship is for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students Application opening date: early June annuallyApplication closing date: The last Friday of July annually

ScholarshipsDesign & Technology Strand

The Construction Industry Training Board Design and Technology scholarship http://www.citb.org.au/  The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) Design and Technology Scholarships will provide funds to assist students with the cost of the student contribution amount for a Commonwealth supported place during the third and fourth year of the degree of Bachelor of Education (Design and Technology Education) at UniSA. The call for applications will be during November of the 2nd year of the program. The value of the scholarship is 100% of the HECS payments for the third and fourth year of full-time study in the degree. Eligibility:D&T students in their second year of study Applications Close beginning of November each year. Please contact Denise Macgregor on denise.macgregor@unisa.edu.au for further information. 

Design & Technology Teaching Scholarships http://www.decd.sa.gov.au/hr/pages/jobscareers/scholarships/  Scholarships available:•  $10,000 (metro) scholarships supports year 12 students, undergraduate and post graduate students in any year of a teacher education course who will be qualified to teach Design & Technology (Materials) to Year 12.• $20,000 (country) scholarships supports year 12 students, undergraduate and post graduate students in any year of a teacher education course who will be qualified to teach Design & Technology (Materials) to Year 12 and have a commitment to country teaching. Eligibility: Design & Technology students in their 1st, 2nd and 3rd year (including postgraduate students) Round 2 2013 application forms will be available from mid January 2013

Orientation Day

Thursday 28th February, 9:30am – 1:00pm At Mawson Lakes, Room MC1-02

• Morning Tea and Lunch are provided

• Meet staff and students in the program

• Participate in various activities!

• Participate in Campus Passport Activity!

Enrolment help?

Check the enrolment advice on the web for LBDT 1st yearshttp://www.newdev.unisa.edu.au/eds/enrolment_info.asp

We have several computer rooms booked for you to enrol, with the help of U-Buddies: Mawson Centre Open Area (MC Building) P1-17, P1-13, P1-15

Campus Central are available on 1300 301 703 for any enquiries.

Education school office is located on the ground floor, G Building, Mawson Lakes.

For appointments with Program Director for credit etc, schoolofeducationmawsonlakes.enquiries@unisa.edu.au

Gear Up 2013 –

O-Week Music Festival

Kick off the new academic year with a bang, and most of all have lots of fun! Follow us on Facebook at UniSA Gear Up for more info, including band and competition announcements!

When: Wednesday 27th February 2013 from 12pm-8pmWhere: City West Campus

In 2013, UniSA will host the first ever Gear Up event - a music & arts festival for ALL UniSA students! Join us for the biggest party of the year to welcome all new students and welcome back continuing students to UniSA.

What's happening on the day?Two stages with around 20 performers, including national headliners and a great selection of Adelaide bands, and a huge variety of food and drink vendors.Our talented art students & graduates will decorate the campus with chalk art, graffiti art, and artistic installations. Clubs & societies will also be on campus to entertain with pop-up performances.UniSA students can enter several exciting competitions including a meet & greet with the headline act, free band merchandise, or even a prize to watch the main-act from the stage sidelines.

Whose invited and what does it cost?FREE for all UniSA students and staff! The event is open for anyone else at a cost of $30 (tickets through Fringe-Tix). Gear Up is an all-ages show, however, alcohol will be served at the event (minors will be strictly monitored).

DATE: Wednesday 27th February TIME: 12pm – 8pmWHERE: City West Campus

Line up:Ball Park MusicHungry Kids of HungaryThe SalvadorsBusby MarouAsta Koolta