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STUDENT HANDBOOK

Part 1: General Information

(Part 2: “Policies, Procedures and Forms”)

Please read all sections of BOTH Handbooks before enrolment

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Student Handbook Part 1 (AUST) 120802 2

Welcome to The Eagle Academy Where we make Educated Champions

From the Director: As you will see on the following pages, The Eagle Academy is Australia’s best choice as a complete Sports Academy. Our aim is to provide the highest quality of teaching and coaching, in high quality surroundings, to give our students a distinct advantage over others. The recognition that quality is more important than quantity is the cornerstone of our philosophy here at The Eagle Academy. We combine with other leading Sports Academies and Centres to deliver our programs (see below). By using these specialist Academies, all leaders in their chosen sports, we access a range of the highest qualified coaches, and best facilities in Australia. I would like to welcome you to the Academy, and trust that your course is everything you hoped for, that your sporting ability improves, and most importantly that you enjoy your time with us. Please let me know if I can be of assistance at any time. Greg Knitter Director

Mr Knitter is a qualified and registered Health, Physical Education Teacher with over 30 years of experience in teaching, coaching, sports administration and educational administration. He has coached literally hundreds of state and regional level champions in a range of sports. He has been recognised as one of the top Junior Sports Coaches in the nation, and has been the Principal of an International Primary and Secondary College. He has also held several state and national records in Master’s Sport, and competed at state, national and international level in a range of sports. His extensive knowledge and ability in the areas of sport, international education, and leadership make him the perfect person to lead our Academy.

Partnership Arrangements Partnership arrangements: The Eagle Academy currently has partnership arrangements with renowned specialist sports

training providers and establishments. Depending on the location and electives you choose, and your desired timetable, you may find that some of your training is delivered by these specialists. If ever you wish to change to either have more, or less, of this specialist training, just ask! We are proudly in partnership with:

Australian Golf Teachers Federation

Clem Jones Sports Centre Brisbane

The Golf School

Walk on Water Surf School

Broadbeach Surf School PRIVACY STATEMENT

Students providing personal information to The Eagle Academy should be aware that by law this information may be made available to Commonwealth and State agencies.


MISSION STATEMENT

It is The Eagle Academy's mission to:

Provide the highest quality of training possible at an affordable price

Ensure client satisfaction wherever possible

Develop students who demonstrate respect for themselves, others and their environment

Ensure the well-being and safety of all our students

Provide appropriate pastoral care to all our students

Make all our students feel valued and respected

Develop the best resources, facilities and services

Maintain the highest standards of teaching

Foster global citizenship

Foster intercultural understanding in a friendly environment

Empower learners to reach their individual potential and goals

Develop relationships between other relevant business organisations, and our students, that are mutually beneficial

and rewarding.


New Students/ Student Support Services

Induction and orientation session

Induction is important to us, and occurs on your first day. Look at a map on how to get to the Broadbeach Campus and the Clem Jones Centre. The best map to use is Google Maps, you can even type in your address and ours to be given directions! On your arrival at The Eagle Academy, you are taken through an Induction session / Orientation Program during which you are given useful information about the study program, local services and the facilities we use for your course. The Clem Jones Centre in Brisbane has 3 swimming pools, 2 tennis courts (with free tennis lessons twice a week), 2 group exercise rooms and classes, 5 basketball courts, a fully equipped gym, two dedicated classrooms and is renowned for its friendly service. The Broadbeach Campus is located on the Gold Coast which is our own private gym and aerobics classes, 5 dedicated classrooms and access to a small oval.

During the Orientation Program, you will then be taken on a tour of your venues for learning, and introduced to your teachers. You will also be directed to the nearest local shopping centre (about a 5 min walk) and point out the important services and help you to open a bank account if necessary. If you need help with anything at all, Induction is a good time to ask.

Staff will do their best to help you settle into your new environment, and assist you wherever possible. If you require the services of a professional counsellor or lawyer, they will access an appropriately qualified person for you to speak with (see below).

As part of your orientation, you will also be taken through this very important document you received before commencing:

Student Handbook (Parts 1 and 2). Many very important things will be discussed from the book.

Brisbane Broadbeach

Certificate III Fit F2F

Certificate IV Fit F2F

Certificate III Fit Part Time

Certificate IV Fit Part Time

Certificate III Fit Dist Ed

Certificate IV Fit Dist Ed

Fully equipped gym

Group exercise classes

Showers

Ovals

50m outdoor heated pool

20 - 25m indoor pool or second outdoor pool

On site tennis courts

On site Basketball courts

Mins to city using Public Bus Service 25 mins from Brisbane CBD 10 mins from Surfers Paradise

Flexible time tables

Saturday classes

Student computers

Student lockers

Fridges/Microwaves available for student use


WELFARE SERVICES

Students can access support by simply asking any staff member. If the staff member cannot assist, they will refer you to the Director who will endeavour to assist you in finding the service you require.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SUPPORT

You may be required to sit assessment tests if you or the staff believes that you cannot cope with your course because of your English language ability. A meeting would then determine the best course of action. If your requirement is not as a result of a major shortfall in ability, you may be required to get English support (or you may choose it). If this is the case, we offer English Language support in tutorial sessions, or special sessions. Ask your trainer or the Campus Manager if you would like this assistance.

COUNSELLING & GUIDANCE SERVICES

Counsellors/ guidance officers are available on request. You simply need to see staff to arrange an interview. The first hour per term is at the Academy's expense.

MEDICAL SERVICES

There are several medical practices within close proximity to The Eagle Academy. There are also several hospitals within 20 minutes of the Academy, in Southport, Ashmore, and in Brisbane.

TELEPHONES

There are a number of public telephones for student use located within a 5 – 10 min walk. Students may also use the Academy phone. A small charge will be applied to cover costs.

LIBRARY

Students can access the small Professional Libraries on campus by request to the Campus Manager who will assist you in sourcing the information, or type of book required.

E-MAIL

Students have access to the Internet during class and tutorial hours through the Academy's computers.

GENERAL WELFARE

Students should all read sections of the Student Handbook Part 1 & 2 to assist them. LOCATION The Eagle Academy is situated at The Oaks Calypso Plaza Coolangatta on the Gold Coast, the Life Education Centre at Broadbeach on the Gold Coast, the Clem Jones Centre in Brisbane and utilises several of Queensland’s top venues. Our learning environments range from world class facilities to the best beaches in the World. It is a great place to study.

LOCAL SERVICES

A large-sized shopping Centre is within approximately 5 minutes’ walk of all 3 campuses.


FEES

Each course offers a range of Fees to suit various budgets and requirements. A detailed Price and Payment sheet is available on the Course Information Sheets.

Standard Fees and Charges – All Courses

See Part 2 of the Student Handbook for details of the Refund Policy.

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Flexible Payment Options

$100 Admin fee for changing payment schedule

$200 Course Cancellation Fee

Discount for fees paid totally in advance

$50 Late payment fee per week overdue

Free assistance with Work Books in tuition sessions

Supervised Assistance Available


English Language/ Academic or Work Experience Requirements Students whose first language is not English will need an appropriate level of English to study our courses. Our entry requirements are outlined on the various course information sheets: *English Language Levels are equivalent to the NRS (National Reporting System) Levels of assessment. A student may present test results or education certificates as an indication of English proficiency, or assessment of a formal or informal manner may be undertaken by the Campus Manager. This may be a telephone interview, or simply based on the completion of the enrolment form. In some cases a test may be required at the Director’s discretion.

The requirements for each course vary, and students will complete the comprehensive ‘Application for Enrolment’ form and we will assess each application and supporting documentation on its merits. Potential students MUST advise the Director if they have not completed the equivalent of the Academic requirements of a course. Literacy support will be provided to students where necessary on a needs basis. COURSE CREDIT (Direct Credit)/ RECOGNITION of PRIOR LEARNING. Students can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning, or Direct Credit. This may reduce course time. Part 2 of the Student Handbook outlines the procedure to follow, and contains the necessary forms. MODE of STUDY. All courses are delivered face to face, distance education or a combination of both.


STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

Students are required to observe this standard of conduct. 1. As a student of The Eagle Academy you are expected to co-operate fully by taking the responsibility for your own

progress, through diligent preparation for, and participation in, all classes you attend. This requires showing concern for the needs of others to pursue their studies without interference, behaving appropriately at The Eagle Academy, or other places of study, and respecting the authority of all trainers and other members of staff.

2. The Eagle Academy requires sports appropriate clothing to be worn. 3. It is essential that students develop respect for themselves as individuals and as students of The Eagle Academy. The

Eagle Academy therefore requires you to conduct yourself at all times in a manner which will enhance the reputation of The Eagle Academy. Good manners and attitude are very important at The Eagle Academy. Staff expect a very high standard to be maintained. You are expected to act in a polite, responsible way, and follow proper directions from trainers. Offensive behaviour, including the use of bad language, physical violence, use of alcohol or illegal drugs, gambling, stealing, or causing injury to another, will not be tolerated.

4. Since real concern for others shows itself in the proper and thoughtful treatment of their property, you are expected to

gain permission to use other people’s property. This applies regardless of whether the property belongs to an individual, The Eagle Academy, or other bodies.

5. All students are expected to participate fully and responsibly in The Eagle Academy’s program. There is an expectation

of regular attendance, and full participation in activities.

Potential students must read the above document, and agree to uphold the rules of The Eagle Academy including the “Code of Conduct”. You must realise that should you act in a way not reflective of the intent of this code, that action may be taken against you, and such action may include suspension or even termination of your enrolment, with no refund of fees. Cancellation or suspension of enrolment. (see also Deferring Enrolment in Part 2) Students may have their enrolment cancelled or suspended for any of the following.

Student request

Government request or direction

Bringing the Academy into disrepute (e.g. Severe Breach of Code of Conduct)

Failure to abide by enrolment conditions In all cases students have appropriate lines of appeal, as shown in Part 2 of the Handbook.


HUMAN RESOURCES Trainers and Coaches The minimum standards of all Eagle Academy trainers/ coaches are as follows (as applicable to their sport/ activity: The ratio of trainers: students varies according to the sport designated safety guidelines, or other legislative requirements. For example the maximum in a surfing class is 1:8, in a golfing or tennis class1:16, whereas in most lectures you will find a maximum of 1:25.

Training and Assessment Qualifications (or be under supervision).

Vocational Competencies and experience in the areas delivered.

Membership of a Coaching/ Fitness/ Industry Organisation where required.

ENTRY AND EXIT POINTS Entry Requirements Students must comply with the following criteria to be accepted into a course. Appropriate Education level Prior learning or life experience to an appropriate level. At least 16 years of age. An ability to cope with the educational content.

Entry/Exit Points

In the event of a student not having required skills to do the course, the Director will organise a suitable program for the individual to catch up on these. Students can exit at any point and attain a ‘Statement of Attainment’ outlining competencies.

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Entry Program Covers necessary missing

skills or abilities.

Commence desired course at any point.

Does he/she have prerequisites

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Early Exit Statement of Attainment

All competencies demonstrated, Relevant Award issued. Some

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Notional Time

Students may complete the courses at any time, should they be deemed competent in all units, as per the training package requirements. Due to the need for off the job lecture/tutorial sessions that are timetabled throughout the course in a sequential manner, it is most likely to take the full time to complete any course. There is a maximum time constraint of 12 months per course. Course Durations are listed earlier.

Academic Year

The year is divided into 20 week semesters, or 10 week terms (as study periods depending on the course being undertaken), with breaks (vacation periods) as follows: Easter: 2 weeks June/July: 2 weeks* September: 2 weeks Christmas Break: 6 weeks * In 2013, some courses will have a 3 week break The standard semester (two Terms) dates will be supplied to you separately. Because of two entry dates per term, students’ individual study periods conclude at 8 weeks (Certificate III) or 12 weeks (Certificate IV) tuition after commencement. There may be a possibility of varying some holiday weeks for certain students depending on start date and Certificate level. See the Campus Manager. There may be a charge for that service. The current Timetable follows at the end of this booklet, with an explanatory guide. Part 2 of this Booklet explains many of the policies and procedures you need to be aware of before enrolling. Be sure to read it carefully.




SIS30310 Certificate III in Fitness - Information Sheet 2012 This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a range of activities and functions requiring autonomous work within a defined range of exercise instruction situations and activities. Qualification outcomes include providing exercise instruction for groups, teams or gym programs. Work may be undertaken in locations such as gyms, fitness facilities, pools, community facilities or outdoor environments

Here are five good reasons why you should choose to study your Fitness Qualification at The Eagle Academy.

1. Price. Have a look at our fees. Given our inclusions, flexible payment options, and the facilities you get to use, you’ll see that no competitor can match our prices for value. If you don’t agree, bring us a competitor’s offer in writing, and we feel confident we can beat it for you.

2. Locations. The Clem Jones Centre in Carina has public transport options, and easy free parking, and a host of top quality resources. It is located only 5-10 minutes (walk) from the Carindale shopping centre. Broadbeach campus has ample free parking, and is right across the road from Pacific Fair where again, public transport is easily available to all parts of the coast.

3. Learn with International students. The Eagle Academy is Australia’s largest provider of Sport, Recreation and Fitness courses to international students, with over 1000 students from more than 35 countries choosing to study with us each year. Mixing with these students makes study more enjoyable and broadens your horizons.

4. We are a family run friendly business. The main reason for The Eagle Academy’s success is that we are a family business where we treat our students the old fashioned way, with respect and friendliness. We don’t just cater for those wanting qualifications for career opportunities, we are happy to have students who simply want to learn more about fitness and health for personal health reasons, or to help a friend, or even to become their own personal trainer.

5. Flexible study options (see below) This qualification is offered by Face to Face (F2F) delivery at The Clem Jones Centre (Carina in Brisbane), and at our campus in Broadbeach opposite Pacific Fair, or by Distance Education (DE) where you study at home and at your own pace, or a combination. F2F courses commence every 5 academic weeks, DE commences anytime.

F2F Full Time Study Mode: This study option is delivered two nights per week (eg Tue and Thu nights 6 – 9 pm), plus Saturday (10am – 4pm) at an The Eagle Academy campus, through a combination of (i) face to face trainer led theory classes,(ii) supervised practical sessions involving groups and (iii)individual activities. Students are expected to do some study at home to reinforce learning each week. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

F2F Part Time Study Mode: This study option is delivered two nights per week (eg Tue and Thu nights 6 – 9 pm) at an The Eagle Academy campus, through a combination of (i) face to face trainer led theory classes, (ii) limited supervised practical sessions involving groups and (iii)individual activities. In this mode the student must find their own Mentor (a list of possible mentors can be supplied) with the necessary experience and qualifications to assist the student in the implementation and practise of the theory learned each week. It is expected that the student would spend an additional 7 – 10 hours per week in this independent practice mode. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

DE (Distance Education) Study Mode: This program is delivered totally by correspondence. Students will we emailed their materials and communicate with the trainer via email to complete the course requirements at a pace that suits the student. In this mode the student must find their own Mentor (a list of possible mentors can be supplied) with the necessary experience and qualifications to assist the student in the implementation and practise of the theory learned each week. The Mentor would also be required to sign off on some assessment materials that are to be submitted. DE students can elect to attend Saturday sessions from time to time, or for assessment purposes, at an additional cost. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

Assessment will vary according to the requirements of each unit as outlined in the training package, but where possible, will be holistic. The assessment for each unit is generally a knowledge test, completion of set work in a workbook, and the performance of a range of observable competencies as required by unit descriptors.



FEES: 2012 EARLY BIRDS SPECIAL (25% Discount)

FAST PAYMENT: 25% Discounted Fees + Fast Payment Discount (All inclusive). Fees paid in 1 or 2 Split Payments (see Payment Schedule Summary Sheet for more information).

DE F2F PT F2F FT

Cert III $990 $1140 $1290

Cert IV $1890 $2190 $2490

Both III & IV $2690 $2990 $3590

SPLIY PAYMENT: 25% Discounted Fees (All inclusive). MONTHLY Fees paid by 3 to 5 Split Payments (see Payment Schedule Summary Sheet for more information).

DE F2F PT F2F FT

Cert III $1070 $1270 $1470

Cert IV $2160 $2460 $2760

Both III & IV $2940 $3440 $3940

Inclusions:

Text Books

Academy Pack including Back Pack, Water bottle, Towel, T-Shirt or Singlet

Enrolment Fee

Gym Fees (where applicable for F2F study)

Not included (Mentor Fees where required)

Pre-requisites: English to a basic level.

Completion of Year 10 (Australia), or equivalent.

An interest in getting fit, keeping fit and a desire to learn and teach others about Fitness.

Students can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning, or Direct Credit. This may reduce course time and costs. See Student

Handbook for details.

SIS30310 Certificate III in Fitness

These units form the basis of the Industry Knowledge and Skills that you learn. Each week a number of them become the focus of your learning. Where possible the knowledge and skills in these units are taught in an integrated way.

Units

Core/ Elective Code Name

C SISFFIT301A Provide fitness orientation and health screening

C SISFFIT302A Provide quality service in the fitness industry

C SISFFIT303A Develop and apply an awareness of specific populations to exercise delivery

C SISFFIT305A Apply anatomy and physiology principles in a fitness context

C SISFFIT306A Provide healthy eating information to clients in accordance with recommended guidelines

C SISXFAC201A Maintain sport and recreation equipment for activities

C SISXIND101A Work effectively in sport and recreation environments

C SISXOHS101A Follow occupational health and safety policies

C SISXRSK301A Undertake risk analysis of activities

C HLTFA301B Apply first aid

E SISFFIT304A Instruct and monitor fitness programs

E SISFFIT307A Undertake client health assessment

E SISFFIT308A Plan and deliver gym programs

E SISFFIT309A Plan and deliver group exercise session

E SISSSPT303A Conduct basic warm up and cool down




SIS40210 Certificate IV in Fitness - Information Sheet 2012 The key clients for this qualification are people who wish to work in the Fitness industry. This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a range of activities and functions within the Fitness Industry, including working independently in a broad range of settings, such as within fitness centres, gyms, community facilities and in open spaces. Those with this level of competency will be expected to train individual clients, on a one-on-one basis, and may include older clients and children.

Here are five good reasons why you should choose to study your Fitness Qualification at The Eagle Academy.

1. Price. Have a look at our fees. Given our inclusions, flexible payment options, and the facilities you get to use, you’ll see that no competitor can match our prices for value. If you don’t agree, bring us a competitor’s offer in writing, and we feel confident we can beat it for you.

2. Locations. The Clem Jones Centre in Carina has public transport options, and easy free parking, and a host of top quality resources. It is located only 5-10 minutes (walk) from the Carindale shopping centre. Broadbeach campus has ample free parking, and is right across the road from Pacific Fair where again, public transport is easily available to all parts of the coast.

3. Learn with International students. The Eagle Academy is Australia’s largest provider of Sport, Recreation and Fitness courses to international students, with over 1000 students from more than 35 countries choosing to study with us each year. Mixing with these students makes study more enjoyable and broadens your horizons.

4. We are a family run friendly business. The main reason for The Eagle Academy’s success is that we are a family business where we treat our students the old fashioned way, with respect and friendliness. We don’t just cater for those wanting qualifications for career opportunities, we are happy to have students who simply want to learn more about fitness and health for personal health reasons, or to help a friend, or even to become their own personal trainer.

5. Flexible study options (see below) This qualification is offered by Face to Face (F2F) delivery at The Clem Jones Centre (Carina in Brisbane), and at our campus in Broadbeach opposite Pacific Fair, or by Distance Education (DE) where you study at home and at your own pace, or a combination. F2F courses commence every 5 academic weeks, DE commences anytime.

F2F Full Time Study Mode: This study option is delivered two nights per week for 12 weeks (eg Tue and Thu nights 6 – 9 pm), plus Saturday (10am – 4pm) at an The Eagle Academy campus, through a combination of (i) face to face trainer led theory classes,(ii) supervised practical sessions involving groups and (iii)individual activities. Students are expected to do some study at home to reinforce learning each week. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

F2F Part Time Study Mode: This study option is delivered two nights per week for 12 weeks (eg Tue and Thu nights 6 – 9 pm) at an The Eagle Academy campus, through a combination of (i) face to face trainer led theory classes, (ii) limited supervised practical sessions involving groups and (iii)individual activities. In this mode the student must find their own Mentor (a list of possible mentors can be supplied) with the necessary experience and qualifications to assist the student in the implementation and practise of the theory learned each week. It is expected that the student would spend an additional 7 – 10 hours per week in this independent practice mode. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

DE (Distance Education) Study Mode: This program is delivered totally by correspondence and on-line learning. Students will access material on-line and communicate with the trainer via email to complete the course requirements at a pace that suits the student. In this mode the student must find their own Mentor (a list of possible mentors can be supplied) with the necessary experience and qualifications to assist the student in the implementation and practise of the theory learned each week. The Mentor would also be required to sign off on some assessment materials that are to be submitted. DE students can elect to attend Saturday sessions from time to time, or for assessment purposes, at an additional cost. Students can repeat lessons and assessment as required at no extra cost, up to a maximum course completion time of 1 year from commencement.

Assessment will vary according to the requirements of each unit as outlined in the training package, but where possible, will be holistic. The assessment for each unit is generally a knowledge test, completion of set work in a workbook, and the performance of a range of observable competencies as required by unit descriptors.



FEES: 2012 EARLY BIRDS SPECIAL (25% Discount)

FAST PAYMENT: 25% Discounted Fees + Fast Payment Discount (All inclusive). Fees paid in 1 or 2 Split Payments (see Payment Schedule Summary Sheet for more information).

DE F2F PT F2F FT

Cert III $990 $1140 $1290

Cert IV $1890 $2190 $2490

Both III & IV $2690 $2990 $3590

SPLIY PAYMENT: 25% Discounted Fees (All inclusive). MONTHLY Fees paid by 3 to 5 Split Payments (see Payment Schedule Summary Sheet for more information).

DE F2F PT F2F FT

Cert III $1070 $1270 $1470

Cert IV $2160 $2460 $2760

Both III & IV $2940 $3440 $3940

Inclusions:

Text Books

Academy Pack including Back Pack, Water bottle, Towel, T-Shirt/Singlet

Enrolment Fee

Gym Fees (where applicable for F2F study)

Not included (Mentor Fees where required)

Pre-requisites: English to an intermediate level.

Completion of Year 10 (Australia), or equivalent.

An interest in getting fit, keeping fit and a desire to learn and teach others about Fitness.

Potential students MUST have completed a Certificate III in Fitness, or the units prescribed in the Training Package as pre-requisites before undertaking this course.

Students can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning, or Direct Credit. This may reduce course time and costs. See Student Handbook for details.

SIS40210 Certificate IV in Fitness

These units form the basis of the Industry Knowledge and Skills that you learn. Each week a number of them become the focus of your learning. Where possible the knowledge and skills in these units are taught in an integrated way.

Units

Core/ Elective

Code Name

C BSBSMB401A Establish legal and risk management requirements of small business

C BSBSMB403A Market the small business

C BSBSMB404A Undertake small business planning

C SISFFIT415A Work collaboratively with medical and allied health professionals

C SISFFIT416A Apply motivational psychology to provide guidance on exercise behaviour and change to meet health and fitness goals

C SISFFIT417A Undertake long term exercise programming

C SISFFIT418A Undertake appraisals of functional movement

C SISFFIT419A Apply exercise science principles to planning exercise

C SISFFIT420A Plan and deliver exercise programs to support desired body composition outcomes

C SISFFIT421A Plan and deliver personal training

E SISFFIT314A Plan and deliver exercise to older clients with managed conditions

E SISFFIT412A Plan and deliver an endurance training program

E SISSST301A Instruct strength and conditioning techniques

E SISSST402A Develop strength and conditioning programs

E BSBSMB402A Plan small business finances


EXPLANATORY GUIDE TO TIMETABLE

You may choose to study your Fitness course at the Broadbeach Campus (Broadbeach/Gold Coast), or the Clem Jones Centre Campus (Carina/Brisbane). BROADBEACH NOTES:

Note that Monday & Wednesday are your lecture nights and Saturday is your practical day. You can also get help on any other day during the week if you need it with any aspect of your course. New Student Induction is held on the first day of your course. More night class options will be added in the future. E.g. Tuesday & Thursday.

The Pacific Fair Bus station is just across the road. Collect a public bus information sheet from the Academy or visit http://jp.translink.com.au/. BRISBANE NOTES:

Note that Tuesday & Thursday are your lecture nights and Saturday is your practical day. You can also get help on any other day during the week if you need it with any aspect of your course. New Student Induction is held on the first day of your course. More night class options will be added in the future. E.g. Monday & Wednesday.

There are bus stops on both sides of the campus. Collect a public bus information sheet from the Academy or visit http://jp.translink.com.au/. NOTES FOR ALL STUDENTS IN GOLD COAST & BRISBANE 1. FLEXIBILITY: We understand that each person is different and we try to offer as much flexibility as possible. 2. Read your Handbooks, Course Information Sheets, and select particular areas of interest to you, or times that suit you. You may do more hours of course, especially if you are catching up on missed lessons due to bad weather, or illness, etc. If you are a member of the gym you can also choose to use the facility in other times supervised or unsupervised. 3. Your student Handbook contains more information about all policies, such as the completion on time policy. The Handbook is available in electronic version the Academy. It has two parts. Make sure you get both!

http://jp.translink.com.au/

http://jp.translink.com.au/


2012 Basic Timetable – Fitness Courses

VENUE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

CJC (Brisbane) Fitness Courses

FIT Cert 3: 6pm – 9pm FIT Cert 3: 6pm – 9pm FIT Cert 3: 10am – 4pm


BB (Broadbeach) Fitness Courses



* Please note more night class options may be added in the future.


2012 B = Broadbeach C = Brisbane

FIT Cert III Commencement FIT Cert IV Commencement Public Holidays Academy Holidays

C1/B1: Stream 1 Cert 3 & 4


C3/B3: Stream 3 Cert 3 & 4 C4/B4: Stream 4 Cert 3 & 4



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10 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

3 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

7 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

7 28 29 30 31

25 26 27 28 29 30

4 C2 30

B2 31

8 27 28 29 30 31

September

October

November

December

Wk M T W T F S S

Wk M T W T F S S

Wk M T W T F S S

Wk M T W T F S S

8 1 2

9 1 2

9 B3 3

C3 4

5 6 7 8 9

1 1 C5 2

B5 3

4 5 6 7

5 1 2 3 4

10 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6 C6 5

B6 6

7 8 9 10 11

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

3 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

7 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

4 C4 22

B4 23

24 25 26 27 28

8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

5 29 30 31

9 B5 26

C5 27 28 29 30

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