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WINTER SHORT COURSE GUIDEJune – September 2016

A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO OF CENTRE FOR ADULT EDUCATION AND BOX HILL INSTITUTEWelcome to the Winter edition of the CAE Short Course Guide.

Winter in Melbourne is the season to celebrate all things comforting and cosy. It’s the perfect time to rug up and head in to the warmth of the CAE to satiate your yearning for learning.

With the Melbourne International Film Festival just around the corner, why not brush up on your cinematic repertoire by taking on our Drama for Beginners class. Artist and tutor Claire Pearson will show you how to work every day experiences into your performances with improvisation and communication exercises, team games and script acting.

Alternatively, you could warm up for Open House Melbourne with our Highlighting Melbourne’s Architectural Secrets walking tour. Join Interior Designer Maria Panettieri on a tour of the CBD and find out just what makes Melbourne architecture so unique.

Of course, sometimes there’s nothing more enticing on a cold night than sitting in front of the fire tucking into a tasty casserole or soup. So pop into our Warming Winter Wholefoods cooking class to learn how to make delicious foods that will keep you warm and healthy over winter.

We also have lots of great $49 Shorties in this edition. Why subject yourself to another Hollywood high‑concept film, when for a little extra you can learn how to improve like a pro yourself! Our Shorties are the perfect way to learn something new, without breaking the bank.

Come and visit us at the CAE this winter, we look forward to seeing you.

Norman Gray AM CEO of Centre for Adult Education and Box Hill Institute

A MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER FOR TRAINING AND SKILLSWelcome to the CAE Winter Short Course Guide.

The Victorian Government is building the Education State – boosting access to education for all Victorians so they can get the jobs they want whilst securing our state’s economic and social future.

There are lots of exciting happenings at the CAE this year, including the opening of the Victorian Government Skills and Jobs Centre and new courses starting at the Lilydale Lakeside Campus.

It may be hard to believe, but the CAE has been providing interesting courses for Victorians for nearly 70 years. It has been a bastion of local learning for adults and young adults alike, shaping the cultural and educational landscape of Melbourne and its surrounds.

As a Learn Local provider, the CAE has always advocated for those who love learning and want to continually challenge themselves, by developing new and innovative courses that reflect the community’s interests.

Some of CAE’s students have been doing courses with the CAE for over 50 years, enjoying the social benefits and mental stimulation that learning provides to individuals and the community. Continual learning opens the mind, helps us adapt to change, enriches lives and keeps minds agile. It is an important part of a well‑functioning and skilled society.

The Victorian Government is proud to support the CAE in its constant endeavours to develop unique learning opportunities for Victorians from all walks of life.

With hundreds of short courses to consider, ranging from vocational training and recreational learning to an extensive catalogue of languages, I encourage you to explore what’s on offer in this guide and open yourself to new and exciting opportunities at the CAE.

The Hon. Steve Herbert, MP Minister for Training and Skills

What’s Inside

For terms and conditions of enrolment visit cae.edu.au. Every effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this publication is accurate at the date of printing (June 2016). For the most up‑to‑date information, please refer to cae.edu.au before booking a course.CAE RTO 3737 | BHI RTO 4687

SHORT COURSES13 ARTS

31 BUSINESS

34 COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

20 DIGITAL DESIGN & MULTIMEDIA

34 ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL

LANGUAGE (EAL)

18 FASHION, SEWING & STYLE

24 FILM

40 FITNESS & SPORT

19 FLORISTRY

3 FOOD & DRINK

41 HEALTH & WELLBEING

10 HOME & GARDEN

12 INTERIOR DESIGN

17 JEWELLERY & SILVERSMITHING

36 LANGUAGES CENTRE

OF EXCELLENCE

30 LITERATURE

24 PERFORMING ARTS

21 PHOTOGRAPHY

22 SHORTIES

8 TALKS

35 TRAVEL

6 WALKING TOURS

27 WRITING

OTHER26 BOOK GROUPS

43 ENROLMENT FORM

11 ROOM HIRE

COFFEEFor the Love of Coffee − Barista Basics Here’s your opportunity to learn about quality coffee, with experienced barista Eugenio Giannotta. Eugenio provides an overview of the beans’ journey from its origin and harvesting, to its transformation in the cup. You’ll learn how to prepare the perfect coffee, including texturing milk to make a variety of coffee‑based beverages. Cleaning, maintenance and storage of equipment will also be covered. All from the back of a traditional Italian Ape Piaggio!X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Sun 10am‑1pm • Sep 11 • $199 • DHAA6402O

DEMONSTRATION COOKINGAll About Choux: Eclairs, Puffs and ProfiterolesJoin experienced pastry chef Sooty Lin in this delicious class to unlock the mystery and master the art of perfect choux pastry, from mixing, shaping and baking to filling, glazing and finishing. Sooty will show you how to make choux pastry from scratch, how to work with a piping bag and how to make the delectable custard crème filling and chocolate glazing to turn them into indulgent eclairs, profiteroles, choux puffs and more.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6:30‑9pm • Aug 18 • $139 • DHAA6202C

An Introduction to Cheese MakingLearn how to make your own handmade cheese with Jack Holman, head cheese maker of the Yarra Valley Dairy and the Stone and Crow Cheese Company. In this hands‑on class, Jack will take you through the step‑by‑step methods to make fresh cheese, halloumi and ricotta.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑12:30pm • Jul 16 • $139 • DHZ88002C

Perfect Jam & PreservesDiscover the art of making wonderful jams, marmalades, preserves and relishes with Marie Vassallo of Rie’s Kitchen. Learn about sterilising jars, setting points, sourcing ingredients and many other preserving tips.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑1:30pm • Jul 23 • $139 • DHS20802C

Food & Beverage

Seafood: For BeginnersFresh seafood is ideal for all weather dining: it’s easy to prepare, quick to cook and affords limitless options, from simple family meals to special occasion dinners. Chef Simone Mancin shows you how to prepare a variety of fabulous seafood dishes including crispy skinned fish, stuffed calamari, spaghetti with chili, crab and prawns, fish in cartoccio (cooked in a bag), butterflied fish in potato crust and steamed mussels in cider.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6:30‑9pm • Sep 13 • $149 • DHT16503C

Warming Winter Wholefoods This plant‑based wholefood cooking class with Nutritionist Sandra Dubs has recipes and ideas that will warm and fortify you through winter. It’s time for the exotic hearty meal in a bowl ‑ millet vegetable soup, nutritious winter lima bean casserole, protein‑rich stir fry tempeh with shiitake mushrooms, super greens with creamy ginger dressing and a warming dessert. This class is vegan, gluten free, egg free and dairy free.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 11am‑2pm • Jul 24 • $159 • DHAA6101C

Wholegrain Masterclass: Healthy EatingJoin Nutritionist, Sandra Dubs and learn about the health benefits, ease of preparation and tasty recipes associated with essential whole grains. Includes quinoa patties, buckwheat tabouli, vegetable brown rice, polenta tofu bake, sweet potato millet slice and more! Ingredients are as organic as possible and gluten, dairy and sugar free.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 11am‑2pm • Jun 19 • $159 • DHY36102C1 x Sun 11am‑2pm • Sep 25 • $159 • DHY36103C

Winter in MoroccoShlomo Zimmer returns to present the hearty dishes of a Moroccan winter. Begin with a traditional Bedouin style soup of spinach, lentils and lemon followed by warm Moroccan grilled vegetable salad, slow cooked beef with herbs served with Moroccan flavoured couscous and a delicious traditional sweet to end the meal. All served with mint tea, wholemeal pitta and green tahini.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6:30‑9pm • Aug 24 • $139 • DHT12101C

The Art of Tarts Sweet tarts are the ultimate comfort food for relaxed entertaining, family get‑togethers and delicious suppers. This course is all about learning to make classic lemon, chocolate and custard tarts, including finishing and decorating techniques, to ensure that the look matches the delicious taste. Gain the confidence to make these delicious melt‑in‑the‑mouth tarts time and time again.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6.30‑9pm • Oct 8 • $139 • DHAB1301C

HANDS‑ON COOKINGA Vegetarian Feast Create a flavour packed vegetarian mezze in this hands‑on class with Pauline Leonard, including spinach and fetta Kataifi pastries, pistachio pesto with handmade pita bread, spiced and roasted Lebanese aubergine with walnuts, Turkish beetroot dip with pomegranate molasses, pumpkin curry with chickpeas and spinach and baked goats cheese and ricotta cakes with roasted capsicum salsa.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6:30‑9pm • Aug 3 • $149 • DHY22103C

Paleo Cooking: For Beginners The basic principle of Paleo cooking is a high protein, low carb diet championing the use of unprocessed food. However, paleo offers an extraordinary range of delicious meals for everyday eating or special occasions. Join Rita Varelas from Wholesome Foodstore as she creates paleo bread, zucchini pasta with pesto, sautéed kale with tahini and yoghurt dressing, lamb moussaka, before finishing in style with berries and organic coconut whipped cream. It’s sure to be a taste sensation on the day.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑1.30pm • Aug 6 • $139 • DHAB1401C

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Boot Camp: Hands‑On Cooking for Beginners Get up to speed with essential kitchen skills in this hands‑on cooking class for beginners. Whether you want to build your confidence in the kitchen or expand your cooking repertoire, this class will help you master basic techniques for creating terrific pastas, casseroles, stir fries and curries at home.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10:30am‑1:30pm • Aug 28 • $149 • DHY44603C

Classic Vietnamese Cuisine: Authentic & Tasty Learn to create authentic recipes including healthy Vietnamese rolls prepared three different ways, baked, fried and crunchy fresh rice paper rolls; chicken skewers with noodle salad; Hanoi beef and rice noodle soup; pork dumplings with ginger soy dipping sauce.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6:30‑9pm • Jul 13 • $149 • DHZ93802C

Dumpling Mania Discover your inner dumpling maker in this deluxe hands‑on class with Lou Wong. Learn the secrets of making translucent dough from scratch as well as mastering the techniques of pleating different shapes. Fillings include prawn as well as Asian vegetarian. You will also make savoury delicate meatballs steamed with a coating of rice and more. Small class sizes ensure abundant personal instruction. The class is an ongoing feast as we taste while we make.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sun 11am‑3pm • Sep 4 • $199 • DHY12703C

French Culinary Classics Discover the pleasures of French cuisine with European‑trained chef, Simone Mancin. In this delightful culinary journey of France you’ll learn how to prepare classic dishes such as French onion soup, quiche Lorraine, coq a vin, gratin dauphinoise and the deliciously satisfying apple tarte tatin.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 23 • $149 • DHZ78201C

Kitchen Boot Camp for Blokes Get up to speed with essential kitchen skills in this hands‑on cooking class for blokes. Build your confidence in the kitchen and master the techniques for creating terrific pastas, casseroles, stir fries and curries at home.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6:30‑9pm • Jul 19 • $139 • DHS09202C

Knife Skills, Sharpening & Poultry Carving Chop, slice, julienne and dice your way to enhanced kitchen knife skills with chef Simone Mancin. Discover the different types of knives available, how to hold them correctly, sharpening, care and storage. Practise the variety of cutting techniques, from basic slicing to brunoise, and learn how to fillet a fish and debone a chicken. Knives supplied, however, bring your own for even more benefit.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10:30am‑3:30pm • Jun 18 • $199 • DHW58802C1 x Sat 10:30am‑3pm • Sep 10 • $199 • DHW58803C

Low & Slow: Winter Soul Food Braise, simmer, stew and slow‑roast your way through winter. Chef Simone Mancin shows you how with dishes such as rosemary and red wine braised lamb shank, glazed roasted root vegetables, Hungarian beef goulash, slow chicken and leek casserole and more!C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 9 • $149 • DHZ69601C

Pasta & Noodles Find out how versatile a pasta machine can be − learn a few easy techniques to make traditional Italian pasta, as well as handmade egg noodles for Asian dishes. Pauline Leonard shows you how to create pumpkin filled tortellini with pistachio pesto, stir‑fried egg noodle and Thai chicken curry with flat noodles.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6:30‑9pm • Sep 15 • $149 • DHZ93903C

Pasta Fresca: Fresh, Handmade & Authentically Italian! Learn the secrets of making authentic fresh pasta with Italian Chef Simone Mancin. Simone will soon have you rolling, cutting and shaping your hand made dough to create classic pasta dishes including pumpkin and ricotta rotolo, duck ravioli, spaghetti alla carbonara, trofie with basil and rocket pesto and potato gnocchi with pork and fennel ragu.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑3pm • Jul 30 • $189 • DHY47702C

Perfecting the Pie Wholesome, warming pies are the ultimate winter comfort food. Chef Simone Mancin reveals the secrets for making fabulous buttery pie crust that can be used as a base for creating an endless variety of delicious pies, quiches and tarts. Join Simone to make classic beef and burgundy pie; broccoli, pancetta and blue cheese quiche; chicken and mushroom pot pie; roast vegetable and goats cheese tart; and warm caramel apple galette.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 30 • $149 • DHAA3602C

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BAKING & PATISSERIECupcakes: For Beginners Join pastry chef, Szuting Lin, for a fun evening dedicated to the world of cupcakes − from the perfect cake batter to a range of vibrant frosting and icing. Szuting shows you classic and modem decorating techniques for creating beautiful cupcakes. Here’s a chance to try your hand at piping buttercream, crafting basic sugar icing decorations and more!C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6:30‑9pm • Jun 23 • $139 • DHZ87802C

Getting Started with Cake Decorating Pastry chef Sooty Lin takes the mystery and complication out of cake decorating. Everything from basic ingredients to the finished cake will be covered, including perfect cake batter, levelling, soaking and ganaching the cake, simple piping techniques, butter cream, masking with rolled fondant and basic sugar icing decorations.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6:30‑9pm • Jul 28 • $139 • DHY37302C

Introduction to Basic Bread Making Home‑made bread making provides the home‑cook with wholesome fresh products at minimal cost. This session will focus on white loaves, pizza dough, brioche dough and more where participants learn to knead, rest and bake dough for warm and delicious results. The class includes hands‑on experience, recipes and notes to take home, and of course, tastings of your oven‑fresh baked creations!C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10:30am‑2:30pm • Sep 24 • $189 • DHZ84903C

Sugar‑Free Baking The bad news is refined sugar supplies calories but no nutritional benefit. The good news is Wholesome Foodstore’s Rita Varelas will show you how to make delicious sugar‑free sweets and desserts that will have your family and friends drooling for more ‑ almond & vanilla cookies, apple crumble, coconut & orange macaroons, baked berry pie with mascarpone cream, crunchy nut & berry swirl cheesecake and chocolate, orange & pecan muffins. Learn from the expert, enjoy the taste and take home the recipes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑1:30pm • Oct 8 • $139 • DHAB1301C

See our Culinary Walking Tours on page 6

Spanish Tapas & Paella Learn how to make Spain’s celebrated dish, paella! From where to source the best Spanish ingredients to preparing and cooking two delicious varieties − Paella de Marisco (seafood) and Paella de Jerezana (chicken, chorizo, calamari and peas), Chef Simone Mancin will guide you. In this hands‑on class you’ll also prepare a variety of tapas dishes including smoky chicken and chorizo skewers, patatas bravas with spicy tomato sauce, roast pepper and tuna salad and mejillones rellenos (baked stuffed mussels).C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jul 26 • $149 • DHZ69702C

The Duck Session Chef Simone Mancin takes the mystery out of preparing and cooking beautiful duck dishes including duck a l’orange, duck pot pie, red wine braised duck, crispy skinned duck and pappardelle with duck ragu.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 16 • $149 • DHZ49103C

The Pork Session Pork offers a healthy, tasty and versatile alternative to your home cooking. Chef Simone Mancin creates five delicious classic dishes using a variety of pork cuts, including twice cooked pork belly, braised pork ribs, spicy pork ragu, ham hock terrine and pulled pork tacos. Recipes are perfect for family meals or special occasions.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jun 21 • $149 • DHAA3501C

Traditional Indian Cuisine: Made from Scratch Handmade curry powders, pastes and fresh produce are the secret to classic Indian cooking. Here’s your chance to create delicious meals from scratch using these key ingredients. Dishes to be created on the night include garam masala, rogan josh and coconut curry, handmade chappatis, vegetable, chicken and lamb curries. It’s a taste and aromatic delight!C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6:30‑9pm • Aug 11 • $149 • DHZ94002C

Introducing Classic Greek Cuisine Learn how to create and cook classic Greek dishes that are perfect as individual meals or as a banquet. Includes ‘Mezze’, little taste sensations of meatballs with mint and spices, dolmades with tzatziki, followed by main course dishes of lamb with lemon and oregano, vegetable dishes of eggplant with feta and capsicum filled with olives and chicken. Finish off the evening in style with two delicious desserts: baklava and fig & orange in kataifi pastry.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6.30‑9pm • Sep 27 • $139 • DHAA9301C

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Walking Tours

ART & CULTURAL WALKSCBD Creative Inspirational WalkJoin practising artisan, Nikki Worth, and find what you need for your next project, hidden in the most unlikely places − from antique buttons, crystal beads, designer fabric and paint, to vintage trims and Japanese patterns.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑2pm • Sep 3 • $79 • DNW37803C

Fabulous Fitzroy WalkDiscover eclectic, retro, uniquely handmade and vintage delights with your guide, artisan Nikki Worth − from garments and books to accessories, craft and home wares. It’s a real Fitzroy treasure hunt!X Fitzroy venue1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Jul 23 • $79 • DNZ74602C

Exploring Art Deco in Melbourne’s CBDJoin architect Josephine Lettieri and discover a variety of Art Deco Modernist buildings located in and around Melbourne’s CBD. Learn about the influence and the history of Art Deco buildings.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10:30am‑1pm • Jul 16 • $75 • DNZ32403C

Exploring Art Deco in St. KildaArchitect Jo Lettieri takes you on a captivating and informative walk along the St. Kilda foreshore to explore the delightful art deco residential buildings, including parts of beautiful Elwood. Learn more about this influential design style.X St Kilda venue1 x Sun 10am‑1pm • Sep 11 • $79 • DNZ60503C

CULINARY WALKS & TOURSCarlton Coffee Connoiseur TourJoin Italian trained Barista, Eugenio Giannotta as he walks you through the streets of Carlton to explore all things coffee. Learn why Melbourne is the coffee capital of Australia and be introduced to some of the great cafe personalities and iconic coffee venues in and around Lygon Street. You will learn about the rich coffee history of Carlton and be instructed on the finer points of making the perfect espresso. Coffee and cake included in the tour that is a must for the true coffee devotee!X Carlton venue1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Sep 17 • $99 • DNZ44603C

East Meets West Foodies’ TourJoin your host, local foodie Dominic Yu, on an exploration of Melbourne’s most authentic Asian fresh food market at Centro Box Hill. Take the opportunity to visit the individual stores, meet the traders, sample the produce and learn about the exotic ingredients on offer. A classic Asian lunch is provided for you, as well as a take‑home goodie bag to the value of $50.B Box Hill1 x Sat 11am‑2pm • Jul 9 • $79 • DHX75603W1 x Sat 11am‑2pm • Sep 17 • $79 • DHX75604W

Footscray: A Multicultural Foodie TourFootscray offers a wonderfully diverse range of cuisines, from Vietnam to Italy and Ethiopia. Join foodie guide, Carmel McNally and learn the history, experience the delights and enjoy the tastes in this fascinating tour. Coffee, tea, tastings and dumplings included.X Footscray venue1 x Sat 10:30am‑1pm • Jul 23 • $129 • DHZ79502C

Exploring Jewish Culture & CuisineJoin Shlomo Zimmer for a pleasant Sunday exploration of Jewish culture and cuisine. This is an opportunity for you to visit classic Jewish bakeries, delis, bookstores and gift shops, guided by Shlomo, and his extensive cultural and culinary knowledge.X Balaclava Venue1 x Sun 11am‑1pm • Sep 4 • $79 • DNX23903C

Foodie Tour: Melbourne’s CBD Think Melbourne and you immediately think food! What better way to spend a leisurely Saturday than on a fun and informative tour of Melbourne’s CBD with experienced foodie guide, Carmel McNally. Visit the iconic cafes and restaurants, sample the produce and hear about the food, characters and history that have made Melbourne a true food city of the world.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sat 10:30am‑1pm•Sep 10•$139• DHAB0101C

HISTORICAL & THEMED WALKS: MELBOURNE CBDAlleyways and Offshoots of the Chinese Quarter and Beyond Take a fascinating look at the social history of this densely populated section of the CBD sprinkled with innovative bars and art installations, and the thriving Chinese Quarter. We are reminded of jazz clubs as we stroll Little Lonsdale Street once synonymous with madams, pimps and pros. We pass former Romeo and Juliet lanes, opium dens, laundries, factories and an innovative stable design still intact. Theatres, hippodromes and horse bazaars were tightly nestled between churches, missions, temperance halls and hotels.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 2‑4:30pm • Jul 17 • $75 • DNAA7301C

Discovering BearbrassVisit sites of the original places of the 1835 European settlement of Melbourne (Bearbrass) including town square, settlers’ homes, indigenous sites, gaols, pubs, docks, churches, hospital and more.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sun 10:30am‑1pm • Sep 18 • $75 • DNT36203C

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Highlighting Melbourne’s Architectural SecretsMelbourne offers many outstanding architectural highlights. Join interior designer Maria Panettieri for a fascinating tour of the CBD − from Federation Square, to hidden architectural gems. Maria helps you to appreciate just what makes the architecture in Melbourne unique.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑12:30pm • Aug 20 • $75 • DNZ32503C

Melbourne’s Historic Lanes, Streets & StoriesIsabel Simpson tours the northern end of the city and includes stories of the Old Melbourne Gaol, D24 police headquarters, former law courts, bond stores, significant memorials, early developments by pastoralist George Evans, and even exciting 21st century sites among the old factories. This is a great companion walk to Isabel’s other popular city‑based tours, Melbourne Lanes & Arcades and Lanes & Alleyways.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 2‑4:30pm • Aug 6 • $75 • DNX96801C

Melbourne’s Lanes & Arcades TourJoin Isabel Simpson and experience the first in the series − visit the oldest and grandest arcades, walk through a network of fascinating lanes and alleys. Commencing at Bank Place with its unique tavern, touch the edge of the legal precinct, heading northwards. Where was the mansion “Rostella?” Where was the first synagogue in the CBD? We discover treasures of the 1850’s and conclude at the Cathedral Arcade in Swanston Street.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 2‑4:30pm • Aug 21 • $75 • DNK39705C

Melbourne’s Theatres: History, Fame & InfamyJoin Andrew Gaynor for a fascinating walk through time as you pass Melbourne’s famous theatres − The Forum, Athenaeum, Princess, Her Majesty’s, Comedy and the Regent. Hear about their absorbing histories, the lively personalities, the surrounding netherworld of 19thC street life and, of course, the secrets.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1‑3:30pm • Jul 9 • $75 • DNZ84002C

Melbourne’s West End: Lanes, Alleys & Little Streets The city’s west end offers an escape from mid‑city glitter; instead it holds a remarkable history of industry, tiny lanes and alleyways often rarely noticed by passers‑by, heritage listed buildings and famous churches. Isabel Simpson relives the old days including hardware and ironmongery works, bluestone chambers, union halls, wool stores and even Victoria’s earliest surviving church.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 2‑4:30pm • Sep 4 • $75 • DNY08901C

Photographing Melbourne: A Walking Tour with a Difference! Lanes & ArcadesPhotographer and artist Terry Murphy shows you how to take creative photographs of Melbourne’s laneways and arcades, both famous and hidden. Each location has its own history, both colourful and dark. Terry shows you how to see these sites from another angle so that your photographic images will have that something extra. It’s sure to be an informative and entertaining session. Suitable for all levels and all camera types.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10:30am‑1:30pm • Jun 25 • $85 • HDY14805C1 x Sat 10:30am‑1:30pm • Aug 6 • $85 • HDY14806C1 x Sat 10:30am‑1:30pm • Sep 24 • $85 • HDY14807C

Subterranean MelbourneJoin leading Melbourne tour guide, Meyer Eidelson and explore publicly accessible sites in the CBD, associated with lost, hidden and secret tunnels, bunkers, caves, vaults, Squizzy hideouts, infrastructure, streams, sacred sites, portholes, basements, strong rooms and rail and mail tunnels. Our mission: to investigate how much is true and how much is legend? Coffee included.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 1‑4pm • Aug 24 • $89 • DNZ31105C

Early Victorian History: Jolimont & East Melbourne SouthThis area reveals a remarkable story over almost 200 years. Governor La Trobe’s influence in improving primitive conditions on his arrival in 1837 started with the stately homes of politicians. Charming residences were subsequently turned into hostels, a training school and private hospital before later returning to private homes and the MCG. Join Isabel Simpson to relive the past – both glorious and humble.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 2‑4:30pm • Sep 25 • $75 • DNY47101

HISTORICAL & THEMED WALKS: MELBOURNE INNER SUBURBSBlack Rock: Half Moon Bay DreamingJoin leading guide, Meyer Eidelson, author of a number of books including Melbourne Dreaming: A Guide to Aboriginal Places in Melbourne and learn about the settlement history and geography of Black Rock’s spectacular beaches, bushland and cliffs. Explore sites used by the Boon Wurrung people for thousands of years for camping, water, ceremony and cooking. Harvest traditional Koori foods, medicine, tools and decorations from the landscape.X Black Rock venue1 x Sun 10am‑12:30pm • Jun 26 • $75 • DNZ48502C

Marvellous Mansions of Kew Isabel Simpson introduces the many mansions on Sackville Street illustrating the true Victorian Splendour, as well as Charleville on Cotham Road. View St Hillary’s Church of England and its former parsonage and learn about the diverse history of land owners in the area; from the Franciscan Order to drapers and even a chocolate manufacturer.X Kew venue1 x Sun 2‑4:30pm • Jun 19 • $75 • DNAA6501CC

BIRDWATCHINGBirdwatching for Beginners @ Yarra Bend Park Yarra Bend Park includes over 16kms of Yarra River frontage and is the largest area of natural vegetation close to Melbourne’s CBD. The river acts as a green corridor allowing birds to move easily, and as such, a range of native bird species may be encountered, both in the wetlands and in the woodlands and parklands.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jun 18 • $99 • DNAA7101C

Birdwatching for Beginners @ Wilson Reserve Wilson Reserve in Ivanhoe protects a significant area of Riverine woodland and associated wetland adjacent to the Yarra River. Part of the Yarra River green corridor, a wide range of birds have been recorded here, including a good selection of smaller bush birds taking advantage of the denser vegetation. A Powerful Owl family occasionally roost in the reserve.X Ivanhoe Venue1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jul 23 • $99 • DNAA7201C

Birdwatching for Beginners @ Royal Botanic GardensJoin expert birder Simon Starr for an introduction into the world of bird watching. Conducted at the beautiful Botanic Gardens, Simon will focus on identifying birds by sight and sound, practical birding field skills, using binoculars, field guides and checklists and exploring bird habitats.C Melbourne CBD3 x Sat 10am‑12pm • Sep 24 • $169 • DNZ70703C

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Talks

Berlin Before 1939 Greater Berlin became the world’s 3rd largest municipality during the post‑WW1Weimar Republic. Already famous for its music, cabarets, science, education and industry; now German Expressionism came to dominate Europe, as French Impressionism had in the late 19thC. Bauhaus led the world for modern architecture and design while the Berlin film industry, first silent and later talkies, boomed. Helen Webberley advises that for the creative and democratic part of the population, Berlin was the cool place to be, however, for right wing nationalists, the city was decadent and irreligious.C Melbourne CBD8 x Wed 2‑3.15pm • Jul 27 to Sep 14 • $199 • DNAA9201C

AMB (Arthur Merric Boyd) Pottery In 1944, the painters Arthur Boyd and John Perceval (with their friend Peter Herbst) opened a ceramic shop in Murrumbeena. As their technique grew in ambition, they invited many friends to participate as decorators including Tim and Betty Burstall, Neil Douglas and others. Join art historian Andrew Gaynor as he delves into this chaotic and joyful enterprise with a fully illustrated lecture on the AMB (Arthur Merric Boyd) Pottery.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 11am‑1pm • Aug 9 • $69 • DNAA8501C

HISTORYThe History of the Camino de Santiago: Medieval Times to TodayKaren Manwaring, author of A Slow Walk Across Spain: Walking the Camino de Santiago, delivers a fascinating talk on the famous Camino's history and its links to the Spanish Reconquista. The Camino's history spans 1000 years and has been influenced by Christian, Islamic, Jewish, Celtic, Basque, Roman, Goth and Berber cultures. At the height of its influence in medieval times, the Camino joined Jerusalem and Rome as one of the three great Christian pilgrimages.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12:30‑3:30pm • Jun 25 • $110 • DNX96302C

Napoleon: Loved Revolutionary or Tyrant? Napoleon Bonaparte’s leadership ultimately ensured the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of a free republic. Science was funded, the Napoleonic code produced strong, clear law and his Concordant with the Catholic Church was fair and modern. His National Bank stabilised the French economy, the taxation system was made fair and schools were now opened to all citizens’ children. Yet while Napoleon was a loved revolutionary leader at home, he was seen as a tyrant abroad! Helen Webberley will examine Napoleon’s life in Corsica, Paris, Egypt, Elba and St Helena.C Melbourne CBD8 x Wed 11:30am‑12:45pm • Jul 27 to Sep 14 • $199 • DNAA9701C

The Bible & Christianity Explore the uniqueness of the Bible and its many differences from other religious texts. We examine its translation, authors and contents including prophecies, amazing facts, accuracy, archaeological finds and more, in an intriguing and informative journey through this “Book of Books”.C Melbourne CBD5 x Thu 11am‑12:30pm • July 21 to Aug 18 • $179 • DNAA8401C

The Art of Revolution: Soviet Russia Follow the path of the socialist experiment in Russia from the revolutionary days of 1917 to the death of Stalin in 1953. Watch a utopian dream turn into a nightmare. The journey will be illuminated by discussion of music, art and literature that emerged from the period – some for art’s sake, propaganda, protest and some against all odds.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 11:30am‑1pm • Aug 22 to Sep 12 • $149 • DNAB0901C

The Great War: An Australian Perspective This year is the 100th anniversary of the historic Battle of Fromelles; Australia’s initiation to warfare on the Western Front. It’s an ideal time to explore an Australian perspective to the Great War. Why did so many young men and women choose to join a war on the other side of the world? Where and how did they fight and, too often die? Follow the path of one soldier among many from a suburban childhood to the Western Front and the battle of Fromelles.C Melbourne CBD3 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Nov 8 to Nov 22 • $129 • DNAB1201C

ART, DESIGN & FILM HISTORYBittersweet Heide: The Reeds, The Artists, The LegacyThis famous creative hotspot was centred around a group of Australian patrons and artists living and working at "Heide", a former farm located alongside the Yarra River in Bulleen, purchased by John and Sunday Reed in 1934 and re‑christened after nearby Heidelberg. Their vision, the artwork of colleagues and friends, plus their passionate inter‑personal relationships have become the stuff of legends. Join Andrew Gaynor and explore the origins, the Reeds, their famous colleagues including Sidney Nolan, Charles Blackman, George and Mirka Mora, the notorious literary magazine Angry Penguins and the development of the Museum of Modern Art.C Melbourne CBD2 x Wed 11am‑12:30pm • Jul 13 to Jul 20 • $79 • DNZ84101C

Florence: Art on the Arno Take a trip to 15thC Florence, the hub of Renaissance Italy and cradle of civic humanism. Meet the important families, individuals and institutions that contributed the city’s cultural and artistic achievements and visit churches, piazzas and palaces to view the works of illustrious artists including Michelangelo, Botticelli, Brunelleschi, Donatello, Ghiberti and Fra Angelico.C Melbourne CBD3 x Mon 11:30am‑1pm • Aug 1 to Aug 15 • $129 • DNAB1101C

Late Antique Art in Ravenna, Milan, Aquileia & Grado These two richly illustrated lectures with Dr Ursula Betka examine the splendid mosaics and sacred architecture of the north Italian cities of Ravenna, Milan, Aquileia and Grado in the Late‑Antique era from the 4th to the 7th centuries.C Melbourne CBDEarly Morning Session 2 x Tue 9:30‑11am • Aug 2 & 9 • $69 • DNAB0701CMid‑Morning Session 2 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Aug 2 & 9 • $69 • DNAB1701C

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EXPLORING ANCIENT EGYPTExploring Ancient Egypt: Superpower to "Bread Basket of the Roman Empire" Ancient Egypt was one of the most powerful ancient nations on earth and controlled vast areas of foreign lands before the rise of Greece and Rome. Learn about conquests and the days of Empire and how foreign civilisations stripped the power and land of ancient Egypt.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Jul 5 to Jul 12 • $49 • DNAA4701C

Egyptology: Nefertiti, Akhenaten & Tutankhamun Join leading Forensic Egyptologist, Dr Janet Davey and discover the life of the young Tutankhamun and the impact of his rule after the deaths of his parents, Akhenaten and Nefertiti. In doing so, Janet explores life at Amarna, the ancient capital city where Pharaoh Akhenaten had changed the art, religion and the daily lives of the ancient Egyptians.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Jul 19 & 26 • $49 • DNAA8101C

Egyptology: Gods & Goddess of Ancient Egypt Temples, tombs and household shrines were places where the gods and goddesses were represented and called upon to protect an ordered way of life. Join leading Forensic Egyptologist, Dr Janet Davey and learn about how of goddesses Isis, Sekhmet and god’s Osiris, Amun Re, Horus and many others represented Pantheon deities in Ancient Egypt.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Aug 2 to Aug 23 • $159 • DNAA8201C

FAMILY HISTORYAn Introduction to Family History via the InternetThis course provides an introduction to family history for people wanting to search their Australian and British ancestry from home. It is a hands‑on course where participants can practise applying the techniques taught, learn necessary background information and gather tips.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 1‑4pm • Jul 17 • $169 • DNS04702C

Creating a Family History BookYou have spent much time researching your family history and obtained all this fascinating information. But how do you record it safely in an attractive style that you can enjoy and share with others? In this session you will learn the skills to prepare and compile information, documents and photos into a bound photobook which includes a table of contents, pedigree and descendant chart.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1‑4pm • Sep 10 • $169 • DNY48103C

MOVIE APPRECIATIONLet's Talk MoviesPassionate about cinema? Join a group of like‑minded people who enjoy viewing and discussing contemporary film, mainstream and art house. Students view a set movie in preparation for the weekly discussion with tutor Peter Hourigan. Movie tickets not included in fee.C Melbourne CBD

6 x Thu 6:30‑8pm • Aug 25 to Sep 29 • $225 • HWV73704C

MUSIC APPRECIATIONThe Concerto: Part 1 The Concerto as we know it has its origins in the period of Bach and Handel. Some think it reached its high point with Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms and Tchaikovsky. However, it has re‑invented itself many times; today it is as vital a form as ever, whether for keyboard, woodwinds, violin, cello and even double bass, all with orchestra. Concertos to be presented and discussed by Peter Larsen will be selected from Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Grieg, Rachmaninov, Gershwin, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Peter Sculthorpe and others. Peter will present Parts 2 and 3 in spring 2016/ summer 2017.C Melbourne CBD4 x Fri 12:30‑2pm • Aug 5 to 26 •$139 • HWAA9501C

PHILOSOPHYGreat Issues in Philosophy: Free Will & MoralityJoin Dr Doug Adeney to investigate two majorand enduring issues: First, Free Will and Determinism. Do we have any genuine freedom of choice? Or is everything we do fully determined by factors in our heredity and/or environment? Second, The Nature of Morality. Are there ‘objective’ moral truths to be known? Or do moral views merely express ideals or preferences, produced by varying kinds of society and upbringing?C Melbourne CBD5 x Wed 6‑7:30pm • Jul 20 to Aug 17 • $169 • DNZ66702C

Introducing PhilosophyWhat is philosophy, and what good is it? Join Dr Doug Adeney to consider these questions, and others: Are we all ultimately motivated by self‑interest, as is often held? Is the good life a life of pleasure? In teaching the young, should we provide education rather than indoctrination, and what exactly is the difference?C Melbourne CBD5 x Thu 11am‑12:30pm • Jul 21 to Aug 18 • $169 • DNZ47702C

Philosophy Cannot Help You Live Plato once said that philosophy is preparation for death. Nietzsche said, when dawn is breaking, and one's strength is peaking, it is a crime to read a book. Reading philosophy books is more likely to give you an existential crisis than resolve one. Then why do we do it? What does philosophy 'do', if it does not help us live? Join Lachlan Ross and seek the answers.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6‑7:30pm • Jun 22 • $49 • DNAA4901C

Philosophy: Knowledge & ScepticismKnowledge is much valued. But what exactly is it, how do we get it, and do we have as much of it as we like to think? Join Dr Doug Adeney to explore some classic arguments for scepticism such as those of Descartes, and some problematic issues such as our supposed knowledge of the regularities of nature and of the world outside ourselves.C Melbourne CBD3 x Thu 11am‑12:30pm • Sep 1 to Sep 15 • $119 • DNY87601C

Philosophy: The Life of MachiavelliAn introduction with Dr Doug Adeney to the life and times of the Florentine diplomat and writer, Niccolo di Machiavelli (1469‑1527), and to his notorious political works, in which he says that a prince must learn “how not to be virtuous”. We will consider different interpretations of Machiavelli, and different strands in his thought, with some more recent parallels.C Melbourne CBD3 x Wed 6‑7:30pm • Aug 31 to Sep 13 • $119 • DNY08501C

Philosophy: The Existentialism of Heidegger & SartreLachlan Ross explores existentialism that emerged during World War II in Europe, beginning with an explanation of 'phenomenology'‑ the science of which existentialism arose, and going on to trace the basic outlines of the respective existentialist theories of German philosopher, Martin Heidegger and French philosopher Jean‑Paul Sartre.C Melbourne CBD6 x Tue 6‑7:30pm • Jul 19 to Aug 23 • $219 • DNY81701C

Philosophy: The Mystery of MoralityIn this series with Alex McCullie we examine how four traditions – philosopher, theologian, psychologist and sociologist – answer fundamental questions: What is morality? Why be moral? Are any moral values truly universal? Alex will work through controversial issues to explore various views.C Melbourne CBD6 x Tue 6‑7:30pm • Aug 9 to Sep 13 • $189 • DNW70801C

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Home & GardenGARDENA Year in the Garden: Vegetable & HerbsTutor Mark Dymiotis has a standard suburban size home whose garden has been featured in the prestigious Australian Open Garden Scheme. Mark is passionate about home grown vegetables and herbs and will provide simple, cost effective and practical advice so that you can plan your garden all year round − topics include soil preparation, planting timing, support (stakes, trellises), weeding, composting, mulching, watering, storage, companion planting and rotation.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑1pm • Aug 27 • $89 • DNY15704C

Backyard BeekeepingThis course with beekeeping expert, Aris Petratos, is ideal for those interested in producing their own backyard honey. Aris will cover seasonal approaches to looking after bees and correct use of equipment, frame and box building, extracting honey and how to manage a hive safely and successfully. You can expect to learn everything from the inner working of a hive and how to maintain a healthy hive, to the wonders of swarms and how to keep them in check.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 8:30am‑3:30pm • Jul 2 • $225 • DNY08704C

Gardening for Small SpacesSmall space gardens are a difficult and specialist area to design. Get it right and it will enhance the attractiveness and value of your home or unit and make for ease of maintenance; get it wrong and you will be forever trying to fix it at great cost in time and money. Kate Smalley has been designing small space gardens for over 16 years and shares her ideas and observations of what works best − covering plant selection, use of materials, colour, proportion and other elements of small space gardens.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sat 11am‑3pm • Jul 16 • $139 • DNY82703C

Basic Home Maintenance: For Women OnlyJoin us for an introduction to the basics of home maintenance and realise how easy it is to fix a dripping tap, a door that sticks or a hole in the wall. When given the right instruction and the right tool a beginner can confidently tackle a variety of household repairs. You will learn how to handle hand and power tools the right way be told many tricks of the trade that may help you in repairing those many of those annoying defects around your home. No experience necessary.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sat 10:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 23 • $179 • DNZ67303C

Home Renovations: A “How‑to Guide” Home renovating can be both exciting and challenging. A well‑planned design can maximise a rooms efficiency and appeal, improving your lifestyle and adding value to your home. However, renovating mistakes and oversights can prove both costly to both design and budget, so good planning is crucial. Experienced home renovator Henry Mizselowski discusses your ideas, what you should consider before you renovate, common mistakes to avoid and how to get the best results from your renovation.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jul 30 • $89 • DNAA4201C

Declutter and Downsize: Take Control of Your HomeYour lifestyle and life challenges may well dictate a reorganisation of your home priorities and belongings, resulting in a need to downsize and/or declutter. Both options open a wider range of possibilities for those who wish to remain independent as they grow older and a well‑planned decision allows you to take control of the situation for the best outcome. Jacquie Wise provides the expertise for you to make those decisions with more confidence, including what to keep and what to let go, safe and the functional storing, organisation of personal papers, minimising of clothing, kitchen and other equipment; all useful as you plan for your new life.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 4 • $169 • DJZ69402C

Planning a Kitchen RenovationThe kitchen is the hub of the home and it needs to be well‑designed, functional and in keeping with your budget. Learn how to renovate your kitchen to suit your personal style and best utilise the space you have, including storage and cabinetry, benchtops, appliances, flooring, walls and lighting. Planning your renovation, including things you need to consider, common mistakes to avoid and how to keep your budget in check will all be discussed.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Oct 15 • $89 • DNAA4002C

How to Build a Traditional Wood Fired OvenTurn your backyard into an extension of your kitchen by learning how to design, plan, build and fire a classic wood fired oven using standard house bricks, mud bricks or clay. Expert Mark Dymiotis provides invaluable advice, plans and expertise, and even cooks a traditional roast on the day.X Hampton venue1 x Sat 10:30am‑3:30pm • Sep 17 • $169 • DNW56703C

The Convenience of Vertical GardensVertical gardens offer a convenience (herbs/small vegetables) and beauty (flowering plants) that can be tailored to select areas of your garden and exterior settings. They are especially valuable for those who are space poor. Learn about the pros and cons of vertical gardening, including various set ups − attached to the wall or free standing, simple, low cost or more sophisticated, soil and treatment, and importantly, what herbs and veggies are suitable. Why not bring along photos of your proposed site and have those questions ready?C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 11am‑1pm • Jun 18 • $89 • DNZ88402C

HOME RENOVATIONBasic Home Maintenance: For BeginnersThey make it look so easy on TV and you know what? It is! Join us for an introduction to the basics of home maintenance and realise how easy it is to fix a dripping tap, a door that sticks or a hole in the wall. When given the right instruction and the right tool a beginner can confidently tackle a variety of household repairs. You will learn how to handle hand and power tools the right way and be told many tricks of the trade that will help in repairing many of those annoying defects around your home. No experience necessary.C Melbourne CBD

1 x Sat 10:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 3 • $179 • DNZ44103C

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Home & GardenHOME & DECORDIY: Canvas Planter Ceate a fab small canvas planter (approx. 20cm x 15 cm) that is sure to add style and colour your home. It’s a perfect way to spruce up plants and provide a tidy container.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jun 26 • $49 • HVAA2402C

DIY: Circular Lampshade Can’t find that lampshade that you know will finish your room perfectly? Why not make it yourself? Join artist Lucy Worsley in a day of creating or revamping using both up cycled and new materials − it’s your choice. Bring along a new circular lamp frame or a tired old la bric. Lucy teaches both stitched and glued techniques that will take your lamp project from unfinished or tatty to a stylish and functional item that is sure to be a decorating feature in your home.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Jun 25 • $159 • HVZ79902C

DIY: Envelope Cushion Soft furnishings can make all the difference with your home decorating projects. Here’s a chance for you to brighten up your home with this easy‑to‑create, envelope‑style cushion cover. No zips, no fuss and adaptable to any size of cushion pad. Artist, Lucy Worsley shows you how to design and make a unique and personalised cushion for your home or perhaps as a gift that special someone. It’s stylish, it’s cost‑effective, and, by selecting your own fabric, it’s unique. Once learnt, you may continue to make more fashionable cushions at home.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑2pm • Jul 10 • $155 • HVZ80003C

Crochet a Decorative Basket with T‑Shirt Yarn It’s amazing what you can achieve using recycled products. Cintia helps you create a fabulous small decorative basket using cost‑effective t‑shirt yarn.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jun 26 • $49 • HVZ98402C

Shibori: Indigo Dyeing Workshop Indigo is one of the oldest and most magical of all the natural dyes. This workshop focuses on powdered indigo and setting up two vats − fermentation and fructose using non‑chemical and environmental friendly techniques. This workshop will explain the unique chemistry of indigo, principles of setting up and caring for a vat, as well as choice and preparation of the textile to be dyed. This workshop will include an introduction to Shibori resist patterning techniques which are suitable for use with indigo. Expect to dye several pieces – one scarf length and smaller samples.X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Jun 25 • $199 • HVZ77605O1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Aug 20 • $199 • HVZ77606O1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Sep 24 • $199 • HVZ77607O

Shibori: Indigo Dyeing Workshop (Daytime) X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Tue 10am‑3pm • Jul 12 • $199 • HVZ91303O

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Exercise your eye for styleDiploma of Interior Design and Decoration (MSF50213)This course prepares you for work as an interior designer. It covers a range of subjects to ensure youhave the skills required for a domestic or commercial interior designer. You will develop skills in design,design presentation, materials selection as well as drawing and CAD.

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.# Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change. This training is provided to eligible individuals with funds made available by the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments.

VET FEE‑HELP (through Box Hill Institute) is available to eligible Diploma students Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737

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INTERIOR DESIGN & DECORATINGInterior Decoration: Introduction Interior Decorator & Designer, Melissa Johnson shows you the essentials of good decorating as you learn the steps to creating that great look you have always desired. These steps are the fundamentals of design and once mastered, you will be able to apply to any space. Learn how to manipulate design elements to emphasise your decorative style and gain an in‑depth understanding. Run over two sessions beginning with an understanding of colour, tone and light.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑3.30pm • Aug 13 & 20 • $289 • HVAA9601C

Interior Design: Intensive Creating highly functional interior spaces with added wow factor is no happy accident. Perhaps you want to create beautiful rooms for yourself or others. Maybe you aspire to win The Block or be a contestant on House Rules. Either way, you need to learn the basics of good design. These fun, informative classes take you through these stages whilst re designing your individual living space. This is the go to, immersive course for all aspects of creating the wow that works. Can you afford to miss it?C Melbourne CBD2 x Sun 10am‑3:30pm • Aug 14 & 21 • $289 • HVP13406C

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Interior Design: Introduction (Daytime)C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 10am‑12:30pm • Jul 19 to Aug 09 • $289 • HVZ09201C4 x Tue 10am‑12:30pm • Sep 27 to Oct 18 • $289 • HVZ09202C

Interior Design: Working with ColourHow can hot hues lower their temperature? Why do some colours make others vibrate? What exactly is the difference between monochrome and achromatic? These questions and many more will be answered when you immerse yourself in the exciting world of colour. Discover how colour can affect your emotions and your behaviour. Explore various methods of producing colour schemes. Dabble in the shape of colours as well as their many other associations. Open your eyes to this magical world and there will be no going back.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 10am‑3pm • Aug 23 • $169 • HVZ77106C1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Sep 24 • $169 • HVZ77107C

Interior Design: How to Create a Mood Board Do you have some decorating ideas, but don’t know how to bring them together? Learn how to create a classic mood board; the indispensable tools that designers use to convey their style and ideas. Melissa Johnson, interior decorator and designer, will show you how to plan and transfer your ideas into a visual presentation that can include fabric, colour swatches, paint and paper, surface materials and even hard materials like tiles and timber.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 10am‑1pm • Sep 20 • $49 • HVZ92003C

Decorating on a Shoe‑String Budget Interior Decorator and Designer, Melissa Johnson will show you how to create your own decorative style on a modest budget using your existing furnishings and applying simple makeover techniques. Learn how to manipulate design elements to highlight your preferred decorative style while concealing needed items that don’t necessarily fit that look.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 10am‑1pm • Sep 26 • $49 • HVZ92103C

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CALLIGRAPHYCalligraphy Workshop: Gothic Gothic represents a medieval style also known as Blackletter. It’s a useful technique for those looking for very formal lettering, however, interestingly, it is also favoured by artists and for tattooists.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jun 25 • $199 • HXAA3101C

Calligraphy Workshop: Italic This session introduces beautiful and most useful cursive lettering. A very versatile style, it can be either formal, simple and casual or dressed up with flourishes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jun 18 • $199 • HXAA3001C

DRAWINGDrawing: Beginners This course provides an introduction to a range of drawing skills and materials required to produce representational drawings. Fun and challenging exercises will encourage students to develop their skills and personal style in a supportive learning environment.C Melbourne CBD4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 21 to Aug 11 • $299 • HXP68205C4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 29 to Nov 20 • $299 • HXP68206C

Drawing: Intro For absolute beginners, this course provides a relaxed and enjoyable introduction to some basic principles of drawing and materials. Students will draw from still‑life arrangements in the studio and learn to draw 3D objects on a 2D picture plane, discovering how to plan and draw a simple composition. Explore line, tone, shading and proportion and discover easy and effective ways to build confidence and personal expression. No experience is necessary and all materials are included in the fee.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 16 • $189 • HXW76203C1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 18 • $189 • HXW76205C

Express Yourself Through Drawing − with Diane Hamilton Take the first steps toward drawing confidently by using the design elements and principles to achieve a personal visual solution. Diane Hamilton introduces you to the basic skills of tone, proportion, texture and rendering are developed, while encouraging your personal expression. Hand‑eye coordination is explored and visual perception is learned. Generate a wide range of techniques using grey lead and coloured pencils enabling students to start a new direction in the arts. This class is excellent for developing a folio of work or for beginners just starting to draw.C Melbourne CBD6 x Sat 10am‑12pm • Jul 23 to Aug 27 • $299 • HXK24303C

Unconventional Drawing Melbourne based artist, Ben Sheppard challenges the way you think about drawing and art making in general. This course looks at alternative drawing processes and ways of developing ideas visually. A great taste of conceptual drawing practice for those interested in broadening their understanding of contemporary art.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm •Aug 9 to Aug 30 • $299 • HXY16803C

Children's Book Illustration From initial concepts to final artwork. Create original characters, develop a storyboard and learn appropriate techniques for contemporary children's book illustration. Includes demonstrations and examples.C Melbourne CBD4 x Sat 10:30am‑1:30pm • Jul 30 to Aug 28 • $299 • HXM02004C

Contemporary Ink Drawing Four nights of fun and adventure with dramatic blacks and intensely coloured inks! Discover the power and delicacy of this gorgeous medium in a relaxing and friendly environment. Students will gain skill in both brush and pen drawing techniques in the context of contemporary art making trends and ideas, learning about techniques and practices of artists using ink. Activities may extend to cut‑paper and collage when inspiration hits!C Melbourne CBD4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 7 to Jul 28 • $319 • HXK31303C

Drawing for Cartooning A basic drawing class to get you on your feet for cartooning. Starting with a stick figure this class will teach you how to draw faces, gestures and simple perspective drawing while identifying stylistic features of other cartoonists and finding a personal style.C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 13 to Aug 3 • $319 • HXS39802C

Create your Own Mandala Colouring books for adults have been all the rage over the past year and Mandalas, with their geometric and abstract form, are an exceedingly popular style. Here’s your chance to learn how to create your own Mandala, finishing with a personalised work of art and importantly, you gain the skills to continue to further explore this fascinating art at your leisure. No drawing experience is necessary; simply a love of using colour and being creativeC Melbourne CBD3 x Wed 11am‑1pm • Aug 24 to Sep 7 • $155 • HXAB0401C


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PAINTINGPainting: Intro Start from scratch and gain confidence as you are introduced to basic painting concepts and techniques through a series of practical exercises. Learn how to mix, apply and experiment with acrylic paint, incorporate colour and tone and create a simple composition. No experience needed and all materials provided.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jun 25 • $189 • HXW75704C1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jul 24 • $189 • HXW75705C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 17 • $189 • HXW75706C

Painting: Beginners This course provides an introduction to a range of painting styles, methods and techniques. Fun and challenging exercises will encourage students to develop their skills and personal style. Covers colour mixing & application, tone, composition, still life, abstract and expressionist painting.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 23 to Sep 13 • $299 • HXA26403C

Painting: Beginners − with Diane Hamilton Gain confidence in the technical application of oil or acrylic paints. Develop a personal art response through innovative exploration and experimentation with ideas, concepts and the painting medium. Learn new skills for achieving desired effects through realistic or abstract representation while improving your personal techniques.C Melbourne CBD6 x Sat 12:30‑2:30pm • Jul 23 to Aug 27 • $299 • HXV87803C

Painting: Continuing − with Diane Hamilton Develop and explore new painting techniques and skills that are imaginative, expressive and show an individual style in painting. Paintings can be abstract, stylised or realistic.C Melbourne CBD

7 x Sun 10am‑12pm • Jul 17 to Aug 28 • $319 • HXV88703C

Oil Painting Learn to use oil paint like a professional artist. This course will cover the many facets of oil painting techniques from paint application to surface preparation, mediums and finishing and glazing.C Melbourne CBD4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 18 to Sep 8 • $309 • HXD86602C

Painting & Drawing: Beginners Unsure whether to choose painting or drawing? Try both. Get into painting and drawing using charcoal, ink and acrylic paints. Beginning with black & white and then moving on to an understanding of colour, students will explore basic aspects of representing an image, in a relaxed and supportive environment. Cover composition, representation, abstraction and colour theory.C Melbourne CBD5 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 13 to Aug 10 • $389 • HXW84402C5 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 21 to Oct 19 • $389 • HXW84403C

Painting & Drawing Beginners: (Daytime)C Melbourne CBD5 x Mon 10am‑1pm • Jul 11 to Aug 8 • $389 • HXX24504C5 x Mon 10am‑1pm • Sep 26 to Oct 24 • $389 • HXX24505C

Painting Level 2: The Versatility of Acrylics Join tutor Eleni Rivers as you experiment with the unique formal and technical possibilities of acrylic painting techniques and drawing. You will be encouraged to free your painting techniques by working in different styles of acrylic painting, ranging from traditional to expressive, investigate mixed media, mediums and additives. Master techniques ranging from a fluid watercolour like approach, through to glazing, textural layering, and impasto. Also covered will be collage and stencils.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jun 26 • $169 • HXX75502C

Painting: Abstract Gain an understanding of the language of abstraction through paint. Learn about composition, colour‑mixing, design and space and explore individual expression. Abstract Painting will be explained through 20th century modernist artists and movements such as Piet Mondrian, De Stijl, Jackson Pollock and Abstract Expressionism to the contemporary approaches of artists today. Looking briefly at modernist abstract painting at the beginning of each class will offer the student a reference point to practice non‑representational abstract painting. Each class looks at a different aspect of abstract painting such as colour, texture, hard edge and contemporary methods. .C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jul 12 to Aug 2 • $309 • HXA27302C4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Sep 27 to Oct 18• $309 • HXA27304C

Watercolours: Intro This course is designed as an introduction to painting with watercolour. Students will develop confidence in mixing colour and gain skills in a variety of watercolour painting techniques. Watercolour materials will be discussed including a selection of basic colours in pans or tubes, brushes, watercolour papers, palettes and accessories. Develop an understanding of basic watercolour painting techniques including laying washes, colour glazing and lifting out. An opportunity to explore painting in a studio environment will be provided.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 30 • $169 • HXA30104C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 17 • $169 • HXA30105C

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Watercolours: Contemporary Don’t be intimidated by watercolour any longer!This is a fun and flexible medium with manycontemporary applications. Tutor Eleni Rivers will guide students through a relaxed step‑by‑step process to create a watercolour painting / illustration and explore tools, methods and techniques, and experiment with other mediums such as pencil, ink, masking fluid and salt. Enjoy finding your own style on paper. More advanced students will work on a subject of their choice and be assisted to develop their own style and skill.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Sep 5 to Sep 26 • $309 • HXW59901C

CHINESE PAINTINGChinese Painting in a Day Join practicing artist, Thanh Duong and learn basic brush strokes, brush loading techniques and use of Chinese ink and colours on rice paper through a series practical exercises before completing small paintings on a variety of themes − flowers, birds, fish and landscapes. Course is suitable for beginners and continuing students.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 6 • $189 • HXX64604C

Chinese Painting: Continuing This intermediate course is ideal if you already have some experience in Chinese Painting.C Melbourne CBD6 x Wed 9:30am‑11:30pm • Jul 13 to Aug 17 • $315 • HXW84803C6 x Wed 9:30am‑11:30pm • Sep 28 to Nov 2 • $315 • HXW84804C

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Further your studies in Visual ArtsCertificate III in Visual Arts (CUA31115)

Certificate III in Visual Arts provides a variety of wonderful opportunities to explore a wide range of art techniques and methods. With practising artists as teachers, you will have a unique opportunity to realise your artistic goals. Study drawing, printmaking, sculpture, painting, art theory and history. You will also visit exhibitions, listen to artist talks, participate in workshops and develop an understanding of what it is to be a visual artist. This course is offered over three days per week full‑time. Part time options are also available.

Certificate IV in Visual Arts (CUA41315)

Certificate IV in Visual Arts is a one year, full‑time course. We also have a variety of part‑time options available. Our teachers are practising artists who can provide valuable mentoring, as well as practical experience. The Certificate IV will enable you to build on your conceptual and practical skills. You will undertake extensive studies in drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture, listen to artists speak about their work and broaden your understanding of art history and theory.

Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts (CUA60715)

The Advanced Diploma of Visual Art will allow you to build on their practical and conceptual skills to create a body of work that will be developed to exhibition standard. You will undertake your own research project with access to our visiting artist program and teacher – mentors. Developing networks and working within a supportive environment is integral to this program. VET FEE‑HELP is available for eligible Advanced Diploma students. The Advanced Diploma is offered part‑time over two years.

Courses start July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.This training is provided to eligible individuals with funds made available by the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments. VET FEE‑HELP (through Box Hill Institute) is available to eligible Diploma students

Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737

PRINTMAKINGLinocuts for Beginners Be introduced to the process of developing and printing relief prints using Duraloid lino; a lino specifically designed for artists. We will explore block preparation, designing and transferring your image, carving techniques, paper handling and printing. Printing without the use of a press will also be included. No experience necessary.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 6 to Aug 13 • $369 • HXZ44802C

Linocuts: Margaret Preston Explore the works of Margaret Preston and learn to make your own linocuts at CAE printmaking studios. Explore a range of traditional and contemporary linocut techniques and produce a limited edition of prints.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Oct 1 to Oct 8 • $369 • HVP34203C

Screen Printing Intensive This is a 2‑day workshop where students will learn the basics in screen printing. The course will cover how to make designs using cut outs, oil pastels, photographic stencils and block out to print onto fabric, clothing or paper. The pace is a little fast and furious but by the end of the two days students will have produced multiple screen‑printed designs onto clothing/fabric or paper as either a single colour print or a multi coloured print.X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)2 x Sun 10am‑4:30pm • Jul 3 to Jul 10 • $399 • HXP12104O

Linocut — linoleum is not just for floors!

Linoleum or lino is the durable, rubbery floor covering that has been gracing kitchen floors since the turn of the 20th Century. But, this versatile and hardwearing material has a secret — it’s been masquerading for years as an artist! That’s right folks, welcome to the wonderful world of linocut.

Linocut is a form of printmaking. It first surfaced as an artistic technique in Germany in the early 1900s. While it was initially viewed as a cheap alternative to block printing with wood and metal, it quickly gained a notable following when big‑name artists Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso started working with the material.

In simplified terms, linocut involves sketching and cutting patterns out of lino to create intricate designs that can then be transferred to paper and other materials. Although, you don’t need to be Picasso to get the hang of it, taking a class in the basics of linocut is a good idea given the need to work with sharp implements.

If you want to unleash your inner Picasso, we’ve got you covered with our Linocut for Beginners course. Sign up today at cae.edu.auSource: The history and process of linocut print: from paupers to Picasso | Great North Art Show (online)

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GLASSGlass Blowing: Introduction Experience the exciting and fluid medium of hot glass in a very hands‑on way. An unique opportunity to explore the medium of glass blowing in a leading Melbourne glass studio. Learn a variety of ways to form appealing, functional and sculptural glass pieces and gain a personal insight into the material of glass.X Mordialloc venue2 x Sat 10am‑5pm • Jun 18 to Jun 19 • $669 • HVI24502C

PICTURE FRAMINGPicture FramingThis class will cover frame‑making, mat cutting, glass‑cutting demonstration and fitting ready to hang. Learn techniques tha can easily be replicated at home with basic equipment. Students will learn how to custom frame one or more works, using matting, frame, glass and backing board.C Melbourne CBDCheck cae.edu.au for upcoming dates

CERAMICSBijoux Porcelain Bring your ideas and be inspired by the possibilities available with the inherent beauty and quality of porcelain in making jewellery. The natural translucence of this ancient material is complimented by the delicate beauty of Japanese Tissue Transfer decoration, giving your creations their own unique expression.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 27 • $99 • HVV03203C

Ceramics: Introduction This is a great class for anyone wanting to make a start with clay. We cover simple techniques for making functional and decorative pieces. It’s also a great start to confidently learn how to create and apply your own style of decoration. All materials including glazes are included in course fee.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑8:30pm • Jul 12 to Aug 2 • $299 • HXA01902C4 x Tue 6‑8:30pm • Sep 27 to Oct 18 • $299 • HXA01904C

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Bead & Pearl Stringing Learn professional threading techniques using beads and pearls. Create your own contemporary jewellery. Practice kit provided.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jun 18 • $209 • HVA15203C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 23 • $209 • HVA15204C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 17 • $209 • HVA15205C

Jewellery Making (Daytime) Make traditional and contemporary jewellery and small‑scale sculptures using sheet metal and wire. Covers ring‑making, wire techniques and saw‑piercing. Basic materials included in course fee.C Melbourne CBD4 x Thurs 10am‑1pm • Aug 25 to Sep 15 • $299 • HVY64503C

Jewellery Making: Intensive C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jun 18 to Jun 25 • $299 • HVI76204C2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 20 to Aug 27 • $299 • HVI76205C

Make a Silver Ring in a Day Design and create a silver ring to take away the same day. Under expert guidance this course will show you ring sizing, filing, forming/bending, soldering and finishing. Silver provided for one ring.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jul 31 • $199 • HVT76604C

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Jewellery: Precious Metal Casting Looking for a jewellery course that allows you to explore different forms and create beautiful pieces with minimal tools and experience? In this course students are encouraged to design and make their own jewellery using the lost wax casting technique. You will learn about the casting process and get hands‑on experience in crafting jewellery and the techniques involved in finishing and polishing pieces. Lost wax allows a degree of creative freedom that would otherwise be impossible or require decades of experience. It is also possible to incorporate other materials into creations. Pieces are cast in brass or silver. Small pieces cast in brass are covered by course fees; however silver pieces are paid for by students.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Jun 20 to Jul 11 • $199 • HVG24402C

Silversmithing: Intensive This weekend course provides a practical introduction to fundamental silversmithing techniques. Traditional techniques of forging, raising and sinking, as well as general fabrication methods, will be used to create objects such as vessels, table ware or small sculptures in copper, brass or silver. These techniques can also be applied to making jewellery pieces if students wish.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 23 to Jul 30 • $299 • HVV59304C

2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 4 to Sep 11 • $299 • HVV59306C

Resin Jewellery Learn resin casting and mould preparation techniques. Embed fabric, paper and various small objects to create unique jewellery objects.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 01 to Aug 22 • $345 • HVH71801C

Resin Jewellery Intensive C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 24 to Oct 01 • $339 • HVV81003C

Acrylic Jewellery: Introduction Colourful, flat acrylic sheet (Perspex) is perfect for making a range of contemporary jewellery including earrings, pendants, brooches and bangles. Students will select a simple design to cut out and, under the guidance of experienced jeweller, Vicki Mason, work through the various creative processes in order to complete a work to wear. Basic jewellery techniques, including transferring shapes to materials, sawing, filing, drilling holes and polishing, will be learned in order to work with this soft, eye‑popping material. Basic materials included in course fee. It’s suitable for beginners and the more experienced student.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 6‑9pm • Oct 4 to Oct 11 • $209 • HVAB1501C

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PATTERN MAKINGPattern Making from an Existing Garment Learn how to take a pattern from an existing garment. Bring your favourite simple pieces such as a skirt, shirt or a simple dress and turn them into your own pattern so you can re‑create that favourite time and time again!C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 6‑8:30pm • Aug 16 to Aug 23 • $399 • HVP52402C

Pattern Making Feeling frustrated with commercial patterns that don’t fit? Learn how to create blocks that can be adapted to create individual patterns and bring your own design ideas to life.C Melbourne CBD5 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jun 15 to Jul 13 • $399 • HVA10601C5 x Wed 6‑9pm • Aug 31 to Sep 28 • $399 • HVA10602C

Pattern Making Intensive C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑5pm • Jul 16 to Jul 23 • $349 • HVQ08904C

SEWINGMachine Sewing: Intro Never used a sewing machine before? No problem. Learn the basics in one easy class, taking home your own cute fashion bag, Session includes learning about machine controls, sewing accessories including bobbins and needles, as well as practical techniques such as threading, stitching and seams.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑1pm • Jul 24 • $99 • HVW75603C1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Sep 10 • $99 • HVW75604C

Machine Sewing: Beginners An excellent introduction to machine sewing and making your own clothes with ease. Gain confidence in sewing and develop skills in garment construction and finishing techniques, whilst making a simple pair of pants. Includes machine set up and use, reading patterns and fabric suitability. Taught on user friendly domestic sewing machines in the CAE sewing studio.C Melbourne CBD

4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 28 to Aug 18 • $309 • HVC75905C

Machine Sewing Beginners (Daytime) C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 10:30am‑1:30pm • Jul 13 to Aug 3 • $319 • HVS64202C4 x Wed 10:30am‑1:30pm • Sep 28 to Oct 19 • $319 • HVS64204C

Machine Sewing Beginners Intensive C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4:30pm • Aug 6 to Aug 13 • $319 • HVV60205C2 x Sat 10am‑4:30pm • Sep 24 to Oct 1 • $319 • HVV60206C

Machine Sewing: Beginners 2 Practice your newly acquired machine sewing skills to make a shirt, skirt, dress or pair of pants. Looking to learn new garment construction techniques, practice doing buttonholes or putting a zip in, then this is the class for you! Choose your own fabric, pattern and trimmings to create an original garment. Challenge yourself or keep it simple, but keep on sewing!C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Jun 20 to Jul 11 • $319 • HVY65102C

Couture & Tailoring Techniques Create the Ultimate Special Outfit that fits perfectly! Join Bill Woodhouse as you advance and finesse your sewing skills. Be introduced to the traditional skills and techniques of couture and professional soft tailoring. Suitable for those wanting to enhance their fine sewing and fitting techniques, as well as those interested in tailored jackets, trousers & shirts and evening & bridal wear. Basic sewing experience required.C Melbourne CBD3 x Sat 10am‑3:30pm • Jul 16 to Jul 30 • $339 • HVX98602C

Hemming: Fast & Easy Hemming is the one sewing task that everybody needs to tackle at some stage. Learn to prepare a hem for sewing in a simple 3‑step process. Tutor Aphrodite Vasilikakis will them demonstrate different ways of securing the hem including machine blind stitch, machine topstitch, no sew method and a method of hand sewing hems that tailors use. Students will also gain an understanding of how fabric type and garments style determines the finish and width of the hem.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jul 17 • $49 • HVZ98602C

Overlocking This one‑day course offers students supervised hands‑on experience in using their own overlocker to its fullest capacity. Learn all aspects of overlocker use including threading, tension adjustment, seams and hems. BYO overlocker.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Aug 7 • $169 • HVA08804C

Zippers, Buttons & Buttonholes Workshop Don't let zippers and buttonholes intimidate you anymore! Learn sewing machine feet options, stabilising techniques, various types of zippers − invisible, lapped and centred, various button holes − standard, square, keyhole and correct application of horizontal and vertical buttonholes. Tutor, Aphrodite Vasilikakis also shows you how to easily sew buttons using a sewing machine and how to identify the correct position to prevent gapping in blouses.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4:30pm • Jun 18 • $199 • HVZ98702C1 x Sun 10am‑4:30pm • Sep 4 • $199 • HVZ98703C

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Pursue your ultimate fashion retail careerBachelor of Fashion MerchandisingIf you are creative, enjoy using social media and technology and are business minded, the Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising course offers an exciting program which provides career opportunities in the rapidly changing fashion retail industry. You will learn how to develop a fashion range as a buyer, market your brand using social media, and design and develop a fashion website.

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.FEE HELP is available for eligible students.Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737

FloristryFloristry in a Day Learn flower arranging using both traditional and contemporary techniques. This course will introduce participants to flower identification, preparation and maintenance techniques. Students will use a mixture of flowers and foliage's which are widely available and used by floral designers.X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Sat 10am‑4:30pm • Jul 30 • $299 • HVR50205O

Floristry: Wedding Floristry Learn how to make a simple wedding bouquet and other flower pieces for the wedding party. Basic techniques will be covered as well as an introduction to style, colour, and seasonal flowers using traditional and modern floral compositions.X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 17 • $299 • HVAB0601C

Floristry: Flower Crowns Learn how to create a beautiful flower crown including wiring techniques, selection of suitable flowers and floral composition.X Ola Cohn Centre (East Melbourne venue)1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Oct 15 • $140 • HVAB0501C

PERSONAL STYLEMake‑Up Make‑OverA draw full of expensive makeup that you don't use and not sure what you bought it for? In this workshop you will learn how to consciously purchase the right cosmetics products for YOU. Learn simple application techniques, colour, use of products, as well as a range of make‑up looks from every day to special occasion. Look fabulous and boost your confidence with tried and true tricks of the trade. Explore new products on the market and assess which ones are best for you.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4:30pm • Sep 10 • $199 • DNN23503C

Unlock Your Personal StyleDiscover how to unlock the hidden power in your appearance and create an effective and flattering style that is truly yours. Your choice of clothing can relate to your energy and how people respond to you. Perhaps you are concealing your true self and simply need the input of someone to make effective change. Angela Vrettas looks at colour, personal style, dressing for intention and purpose and cost effectiveness, as well as encouraging you to think outside the box and open up a new world. Suitable for women of all ages, shapes and sizes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑3pm • Jul 30 • $159 • DNW85502C

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Graphic Design with Adobe InDesignThis hands‑on Adobe InDesign course will focus on how Adobe InDesign is used within the graphic design industry. Students will gain an insight into the skills that are required when designing layouts for advertising and publishing as well as gain first‑hand experience in designing documents for the web and print. This course is suited for both beginners and intermediate InDesign users and for those looking to gain an insight into the graphic Design Industry. Sessions will cover general introduction; creating documents; using text; formatting text; graphics; formatting objects; managing objects; interactivity; preparing files for output.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Jul 11 to Aug 1 • $320 • HDZ82702C4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Sep 19 to Oct 10 • $320 • HDZ82703C

Graphic Design with Adobe PhotoshopThis hands‑on Adobe Photoshop course will focus on how Photoshop is used in the graphic design industry. Students will gain an insight into the skills that are required when preparing and manipulating pixel based images for advertising and publishing, as well as gain first‑hand experience in preparing images for these processes. This course is suited for both beginners and intermediate Photoshop users and for those looking to gain insight into how Photoshop is used in the graphic design industry. Sessions will cover: general introduction; opening & sizing; cropping & transforming; working with layers; selections & layer masks; tone & colour adjustment, retouching, filters, blend modes, layer effect; type essentials.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 8 to Aug 29 • $320 • HDZ82803C

ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE (CS6)Adobe Creative Suite: Introduction (Mac)This course will not only give you a great overview of the main components of the Adobe Creative Suite but also how they work together. Perfect for people interested in the CS6 suite though aren't sure where to begin.C Melbourne CBD2 x Thu 10am‑4pm • Jul 14 to Jul 21 • $320 • HDV91304C2 x Wed 10am‑4pm • Aug 3 to Aug 10 • $320 • HDV91305C

Adobe Illustrator: Introduction (Mac)This course will teach you everything you need to know to get started using Adobe Illustrator CS6. Learn how to create scalable vector graphics such as logos, illustrations and graphics and a whole lot more.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jun 26 to Jul 3 • $320 • HDV80005C2 x Tue 10am‑4pm • Sep 6 to Sep 13 • $320 • HDV80006C

Adobe Illustrator: Introduction (PC)This course will teach you everything you need to know to get started using Adobe Illustrator CS6. Learn how to create scalable vector graphics such as logos, illustrations and graphics and a whole lot more.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 23 to Jul 30 • $320 • HDV77603C

Adobe InDesign: Introduction (Mac)Learn the fundamentals of Adobe InDesign CS6, developing a greater understanding of this powerful application and its abilities. Perfect for those who need to create and design documents such as advertisement flyers, brochures and magazine layouts.C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 6pm‑9pm • Jul 6 to Jul 27 • $320 • HDV90904C2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 27 to Sep 3 • $320 • HDV90905C

Adobe InDesign: Introduction (PC)Learn the fundamentals of Adobe InDesign CS6, developing a greater understanding of this powerful application and its abilities. Perfect for those who need to create and design documents such as advertisement flyers, brochures and magazine layouts.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 24 to Oct 1 • $320 • HDV76805C

Adobe Photoshop: Introduction (Mac)An ideal course if you are interested in art and graphic design, and want to explore your digital illustration and painting skills. Learn to create unique bitmap (raster) illustrations and artwork, and edit photographic and scanned images.C Melbourne CBD4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 14 to Aug 4 • $320 • HDV59706C2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Aug 28 to Sep 4 • $320 • HDV59707C

Adobe Photoshop: Introduction (PC)Learn the fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop CS6. Develop a greater understanding of this powerful application and its ability to add impact to photography and illustration projects.C Melbourne CBD4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 1 to Aug 22 • $320 • HDV59905C

DIGITAL DESIGN & MULTIMEDIACreate a Simple WordPress WebsiteWith around 65% of websites in the world now using WordPress, this course helps you decide whether you want to host a free website at WordPress.com or create your own website that is under your control using WordPress.org on your own hosting account. You will understand the essentials so that you can either create your own website from scratch or employ a website designer and only pay for what you need.C Melbourne CBD2 x Fri 10am‑4pm • Jul 15 to Jul 22 • $289 • SRZ42107C2 x Fri 10am‑4pm • Aug 12 to Aug 19 • $289 • SRZ42108C4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 8 to Sep 29 • $289 • SRZ42109C

Graphic Design with Adobe IllustratorThis hands‑on Adobe Illustrator course will focus on how Adobe Illustrator is used within the graphic design industry. Students will gain an insight into the skills that are required when creating vector based artwork for advertising and publishing as well as gain first‑hand experience in creating vector artwork. This course is suited for both beginners and intermediate Illustrator users and for those looking to gain an insight into how Adobe Illustrator is used in the Graphic Design industry.C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 7 to Sep 28 • $320 • HDZ82603C


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DIGITAL DARKROOMDigital Darkroom: Photoshop for photographersTransform your photos from good to great as you learn how Adobe Photoshop can vastly enhance your digital photography. Learn to create and manipulate images with colour, filters and masks while also covering topics such as exporting and preparing images for print.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jul 17 to Jul 24 • $330 • HDP14404C4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 1 to Sep 22 • $330 • HDP14405C

POINT & SHOOT PHOTOGRAPHYBasic Compact Camera PhotographyIt's not just the excitement of size, weight and ready‑to‑use convenience − these cameras benefit from being built from the ground up for the digital age. With compact cameras, you see the difference in depth of field or in‑built filters on the screen before you take the shot, rather than after. They offer a range of and offer amazing capabilities − if you know how.C Melbourne CBD2 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 20 to Jul 27 • $179 • HDY67405C1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Aug 21 • $179 • HDY67406C

Digital Photography for SeniorsJoin Terry Murphy who brings some 25 years photography and teaching expertise to his class, and learn all about your digital camera. Terry will demonstrate and, importantly, talk in layman's terms about the key elements that are so critical to taking great photos − exposure control, shutter, aperture, ISO, white balance, flash, lens selection and creative controls. Course includes a practical shoot activity and review.C Melbourne CBD5 x Wed 10:30am‑12pm • Jul 20 to Aug 17 • $159 • HDX74905C5 x Wed 10:30am‑12pm • Aug 31 to Sep 28 • $159 • HDX74906C

SLR CAMERA PHOTOGRAPHYBasic Digital Photography & PhotoshopEach class comprised discussions of camera use, aspects of photography and hands‑on Photoshopping of students' image files. There will be development from basic image enhancement through to some special effects and retouching.C Melbourne CBD

4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 29 to Sep 19 • $330 • HDP31404C

Basic Digital SLR PhotographyTake your Digital SLR photography to a new level in one of Melbourne CBD’s most photogenic areas. Mix class room based learning with practical shooting under the guidance of CAE’s professional photography tutors. You’ll then go into the beautiful laneways and put into practice everything you’ve learned, discovering why this is one of CAE’s most enjoyable and popular short courses.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jun 21 to Jul 12 • $340 • HDQ11116C4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Jul 4 to Jul 25 • $340 • HDQ11117C4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 20 to Aug 10 • $340 • HDQ11118C4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 1 to Aug 22 • $340 • HDQ11122C4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 9 to Aug 30 • $340 • HDQ11124C4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 18 to Sep 8 • $340 • HDQ11120C4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 7 to Sep 28 • $340 • HDQ11125C4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 14 to Oct 5 • $340 • HDQ11123C4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 21 to Oct 12 • $340 • HDQ11119C4 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 22 to Oct 13 • $340 • HDQ11121C

Basic Digital SLR Photography − Intensive Covers the same course content as Basic Digital SLR Photography but in two longer sessions. We also offer this class at our Box Hill and Lilydale campuses.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 9 to Jul 16 • $340 • HDS39414C2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jul 31 to Aug 7 • $340 • HDS39415C2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 6 to Aug 13 • $340 • HDS39420C2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Aug 21 to Aug 28 • $340 • HDS39417C2 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 27 to Sep 3 • $340 • HDS39418C2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 11 to Sep 18 • $340 • HDS39416C

Digital SLR Photography: Level 2Designed to help digital SLR photographers expand their knowledge of photographic techniques. Participants will learn a variety of photo skills, ideas and approaches to foster creativity with their camera. Some experience with a digital SLR is essential.C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 13 to Aug 3 • $330 • HDS17704C

4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 29 to Sep 19 • $330 • HDS17705C

Digital SLR Photography: Level 2 Intensive Covers the same course content as Digital SLR Photography: Level 2 but in two longer sessionsC Melbourne CBD2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jul 10 to Jul 17 • $330 • HDS17804C2 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 11 to Sep 18 • $330 • HDS17805C

PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY SHOOTPhotographing the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne’s glorious Royal Botanic Gardens come alive as spring approaches, providing the backdrop for fabulous photo opportunities including landscape, foliage, flowers and even birdlife. Join photographer Terry Murphy for a practical photography session, including macro, that will assist you to develop both your technical skills and creative style. It’s suitable for all cameras and levels of experience.X Botanic Gardens, Melbourne1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Aug 21 •$85 • HDAB0001C

Photographing Melbourne: A Walking Tour with a Difference!Join Photographer and artist Terry Murphy and learn how to create impressive photographs of Melbourne’s historic and hidden sites; from famous CBD locations to back‑lanes; from the colourful to the dark! Terry shows you how to see these sites from another angle so that your photographic images have that special something that could be turned into fantastic postcards and even calendars. Suitable for all levels and all camera types.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1‑4pm • Jul 30 • $85 • HDX95105C1 x Sat 1‑4pm • Sep 10 • $85 • HDX95106C

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BUSINESSUnderstanding Asian Business Culture If your business has an Asian presence or you plan to expand your business to the Asian markets, you need more than just a good business model and strategies. Equally important is your innate understanding of the Asian business etiquette and culture. It is a competitive advantage that can help you to close the deal and build a lasting relationship with your Asia business partners. Keat Chiew, who has spent more than 15 years working in an Asia Pacific environment with diverse business stakeholders across major markets such as China, Japan, Korea, India and in the South‑East Asia countries, will share his unique experience and the essential cultural understanding to help equip you to better communicate with your Asian counterparts and establish your business’ footprint in Asia.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 27 • $49 • SKAA9801C

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO): The Key to Success SEO affects the visibility of a website or a web page, impacting on frequency of visits, ranking, and the potential to turn visitors into customers. Join Sue Ellson for this practical example‑based session outlining key issues including what SEO does and how it differs from Search Engine Marketing (SEM), essentials SEO needs and strategies, including black hat and white hat, what you should pay for and what work you should do yourself or outsource.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 20 • $49 • SRAB0801C

FASHIONHemming: Fast & Easy Hemming is the one sewing task that everybody needs to tackle at some stage. Learn to prepare a hem for sewing in a simple 3‑step process. Tutor Aphrodite Vasilikakis will them demonstrate different ways of securing the hem including machine blind stitch, machine topstitch, no sew method and a method of hand sewing hems that tailors use. Students will also gain an understanding of how fabric type and garments style determines the finish and width of the hem.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jul 17 • $49 • HVZ98602C

INTERIOR DESIGN & DECORATIONCrochet a Decorative Basket with T‑shirt Yarn It’s amazing what you can achieve using recycled products. Cintia helps you create a fabulous small decorative basket using cost‑effective t‑shirt yarn.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jun 26 • $49 • HVZ98402C

DIY: Canvas Planter Ceate a fab small canvas planter (approx. 20cm x 15 cm) that is sure to add style and colour your home. It’s a perfect way to spruce up plants and provide a tidy container.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 12‑3pm • Jun 26 • $49 • HVAA2402C

Decorating on a Shoe‑String BudgetInterior Decorator and Designer, Melissa Johnson will show you how to create your own decorative style on a modest budget using your existing furnishings and applying simple makeover techniques. Learn how to manipulate design elements to highlight your preferred decorative style while concealing needed items that don’t necessarily fit that look.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 10am‑1pm • Sep 26 • $49 • HVZ92103C

Interior Design: How to Create a Mood BoardDo you have some decorating ideas, but don’t know how to bring them together? Learn how to create a classic mood board; the indispensable tools that designers use to convey their style and ideas. Melissa Johnson, interior decorator and designer, will show you how to plan and transfer your ideas intoa visual presentation that can include fabric, colour swatches, paint and paper, surface materials and even hard materials like tiles and timber.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 10am‑1pm • Sep 20 • $49 • HVZ92003C

SHORTIES

PERFORMING ARTSIntroduction to Balloon Twisting and Sculpting Learn to twist and sculpt wonderful balloon creations with Tom Jamieson: Balloon artist extraordinaire. From animals, butterflies, flowers and swords to dragons and aliens. Get twisting and you’ll soon be impressing friends and family at your next party.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑8:30pm • Aug 23 • $49 • HWAA5902C

Drama for Beginners: For the Fun of It! This entertaining group activity, with experienced artist and tutor, Claire Pearson, is sure to increase your confidence and demonstrates how skills gained may be implemented into your everyday life; at home, work or performing. The activities includes bite sized introduction, improvisation and communication exercises, team games and performing scripts.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 4 • $49 • HWAA8901C1 x Thur 6‑9pm • Oct 13 •$49 • HWAA8902C

A Dose of Dance Treat yourself to a healthy “dose of dance” and explore some basic elements of movement: Body, Weight, Space, Time and Flow. A great opportunity to enter the world of movement for the first time, as well as a valuable chance for more experienced artists to expand on existing dance, movement or performance material. Expand your somatic horizons with Ella from Movement Meds.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 6‑8:30pm • Aug 29 • $49 • HWAA5702C

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HEALTH & WELLBEINGAaagh! The Year’s Half Gone! You began the year with enthusiasm and clear intentions − but where did the momentum go? If you’ve lost your mojo, or if your gung has lost its ho, join Master Coach Jacquie Wise to get back on track. Maybe your plans need clarifying, maybe new decisions need to be made, or maybe it’s your approach that’s not quite right. Make sure that you don’t waste any more time this year to get back on track and learn how to build in a guarantee of success into your plans, before the year is truly over. Individual attention guaranteed.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jun 25 • $49 • DNAA4501C

WRITINGDialogue Workshop Dialogue breathes life into the story, reveals characters and often provides comic relief. Join author, writing tutor and mentor, Lee Kofman and learn how to write dialogue that sounds lifelike, but is carefully constructed to illuminate characters, develop the narrative and entertain.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Aug 6 • $49 • HAAA8601C

Writing About Places The place in which you set your fiction or creative non‑fiction is crucial to creating a compelling atmosphere and the right mood in your work. Think of Erich Remarque’s haunted wartime Europe in All Quiet on the Western Front or Lorrie Moore’s hilarious contemporary Midwest in her, A Gate at the Stairs. With author Lee Kofman’s assistance, you will learn how to turn places, real or imaginary, into characters in their own right. This course is based on practical exercises and intensive workshopping.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Oct 8 • $49 • HAAA9401C

TALKSExploring Ancient Egypt: Superpower to “Bread Basket of the Roman Empire” Ancient Egypt was one of the most powerful ancient nations on earth and controlled vast areas of foreign lands before the rise of Greece and Rome. Learn about conquests and the days of Empire and how foreign civilisations stripped the power and land of ancient Egypt.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Jul 5 to Jul 12 • $49 • DNAA4701C

Philosophy Cannot Help You Live Plato once said that philosophy is preparation for death. Nietzsche said, when dawn is breaking, and one’s strength is peaking, it is a crime to read a book. Reading philosophy books is more likely to give you an existential crisis than resolve one. Then why do we do it? What does philosophy ‘do’, if it does not help us live? Join Lachlan Ross and seek the answers.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6‑7:30pm • Jun 22 • $49 • DNAA4901C

Egyptology: Nefertiti, Akhenaten & Tutankhamun Join leading Forensic Egyptologist, Dr Janet Davey and discover the life of the young Tutankhamun and the impact of his rule after the deaths of his parents, Akhenaten and Nefertiti. In doing so, Janet explores life at Amarna, the ancient capital city where Pharaoh Akhenaten had changed the art, religion and the daily lives of the ancient Egyptians.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 11:30am‑1pm • Jul 19 & 26 • $49 • DNAA8101C

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGYDrones: Buying & Flying Drones are the new go‑to hobby toy for the outdoors and this introductory course will assist you with your purchasing and flying needs. Experienced operator Terry Murphy discusses everything from types of drones, batteries, GPS, attachments and accessories including camera, video quality, phone or monitor view and flying. Terry will also touch on the legal and safety issues, focusing on what and how you need to investigate further. Note: This is a demonstration course with Terry flying the drone.X Alphington venue1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Sep 17 • $49 • SRAB1801C

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Whet your appetite. Have a taste of our

Short Courses!

Film

Performing Arts

FILMMAKING & EDITINGLaunch yourself on YouTube − Viral Video from A‑Z! Want to launch your YouTube page? No idea where to start? This course will cover everything you need to set up and launch your YouTube page, including creating the page, creating personalised header images, the key types of viral video formats used on YouTube, hands‑on filing sessions, an introduction to all the tools required, scripting and more (all using free tools). Leverage the worlds 2nd biggest and fastest growing search engine, YouTube, to grow your viral presence!C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jul 5 to Jul 26 • $299 • HDAA7403C4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Sep 6 to Sep 27 • $299 •HDAA7404C

Filmmaking: Start to FinishMake a short film. Learn basic skills in production, direction, camera operation and editing as you storyboard a script, find locations, shoot the film, then edit it with Final Cut Pro X (10).C Melbourne CBD10 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 14 to Sep 15 • $670 • HDK86604C10 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 29 to Dec 1 • $670 • HDK86605C

Intro to Professional Editing − Final Cut Pro Intensive This course covers everything needed to get started with Final Cut Pro X (10). Topics include Ingesting material, editing, trimming, adding transitions and effects, working in the timeline window, mixing audio, managing projects and media, outputting digital media. With a 'hands‑on' approach, participants will work with several styles of footage.C Melbourne CBD2 x Sat 10am‑5pm • Jun 18 to Jun 25 • $350 • HDV91803C2 x Sat 10am‑5pm • Aug 27 to Sep 3 • $350 • HDV91804C

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ACTING, PERFORMANCE & DRAMAActing: BeginnersFocus on the stage, gain confidence in approaching test and acting techniques in a supportive, fun environment.C Melbourne CBD7 x Tue 6:15‑8:15pm • Jul 26 to Sep 6 • $299 • HWA36803C

An Introduction to DramaBe introduced to all aspects of drama including physical body use and warm‑up, voice, basic script reading and improvisation. It’s perfect for those keen to develop self‑esteem and confidence for personal or work related purposes, or wanting to develop further drama skills.C Melbourne CBD5 x Thu 6‑7:30pm • Aug 11 to Sep 8 • $189 • HWZ69304C

Drama for Beginners: For the Fun of It! This entertaining group activity, with experienced artist and tutor, Claire Pearson, is sure to increase your confidence and demonstrates how skills gained may be implemented into your everyday life; at home, work or performing. The activities includes bite sized introduction, improvisation and communication exercises, team games and performing scripts.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 4 • $49 • HWAA8901C1 x Thu 6‑9pm Oct 13 • $49 • HWAA8902C

Introduction to Balloon Twisting and Sculpting Learn to twist and sculpt wonderful balloon creations with Tom Jamieson: Balloon artist extraordinaire. From animals, butterflies, flowers and swords to dragons and aliens. Get twisting and you’ll soon be impressing friends and family at your next party.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 6‑8:30pm • Aug 23 • $49 • HWAA5902C

BALLETClassical Ballet: BeginnersThis course will take you on a journey from basic techniques involving exercises barre work, body strengthening, centre practice, poise, flexibility and fitness through to an understanding of movement with music, improved deportment and body placement, and an appreciation and understanding of classical theatrical dancing.C Melbourne CBD10 x Thu 6:30‑7:30pm • Jul 14 to Sep 15 • $229 • HWA32605C

Classical Ballet: Level 1This course is for people who have completed the beginners course and want to consolidate their knowledge before moving to Level 2. It is also suitable for past ballet students returning after a long break. Emphasis will be on extending the barre exercises learned in beginners, consolidating knowledge of arm and body positions, and learning new port de bras, simple pirouettes (turns) and allegro steps (jumps). This course is excellent for improving posture, flexibility and fitness as well as an gaining understanding of anatomy through the practice of ballet.C Melbourne CBD10 x Wed 6:30‑7:30pm • Jul 13 to Sep 14 • $229 • HWZ42003C

Classical Ballet: Level 2This course is suitable for continuing students who have done Level 1 and/or Level 2 previously or for those who have completed at least six months of beginner's Ballet, have consolidated their Ballet techniques, and are ready for a new challenge, improve technical accuracy, co‑ordination of movement, technique and dance quality.C Melbourne CBD10 x Thu 7:30‑8:30pm • Jul 14 to Sep 15 • $229 • HWA32703C

Classical Ballet: Level 3In this higher level class you will continue to develop your skills and knowledge as you focus on technical accuracy, coordination of movement, improved technique and dance quality. This class will benefit those with prior dance training or those who have completed Classical Ballet: Level 2 or equivalent.C Melbourne CBD10 x Tue 6:30‑7:30pm • Jul 12 to Sep 13 • $229 • HWY14703C

Classical Ballet: Pre PointeIn this higher level class you will learn a range of exercises to strengthen the feet and lower legs in preparation for pointe work. The principles of pointe work will be introduced, and simple pointe steps will be learned off pointe. Adult ballet students who want to understand and experience pointe work are encouraged to enrol in this class.C Melbourne CBD

10 x Tue 7:30‑8pm • Jul 12 to Sep 13 • $125 • HWZ28903C

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Nutcracker Repertoire Class Join Kate Kaleb for an exciting introduction to the world of performance inspired by The Nutcracker, one of the most famous ballet productions. For those interested, there will be a further opportunity to perform with the Castlemaine Ballet Academy at the Capitol Theatre Bendigo on Nov 27. Kate will provide all details. Prerequisite: minimum 1 year of ballet classes.C Melbourne CBD8 x Thu 8:30‑9pm • Oct 6 to Nov 24 • $109 • HWAA9901C

CONTEMPORARY DANCE

A Dose of Dance Treat yourself to a healthy “dose of dance” and explore some basic elements of movement: Body, Weight, Space, Time and Flow. A great opportunity to enter the world of movement for the first time, as well as a valuable chance for more experienced artists to expand on existing dance, movement or performance material. Expand your somatic horizons with Ella from Movement Meds.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 6‑8:30pm • Aug 29 • $49 • HWAA5702C

Conditioning for DanceImprove your body conditioning, strength and flexibility using a variety of physical practices that are ideal for the beginner and seasoned dancer. The course draws on elements of yoga, Pilates, functional exercise as well as ballet and contemporary dance training, providing students with valuable strengthening, opening and conditioning tools. No experience is necessary.C Melbourne CBD

10 x Wed 7.30‑8.30pm Jul 13 to Sep 14 $229 HWZ05701

Be a StarCertificate III in Community Dance, Theatre & Events (CUA30213)This course is designed to develop basic skills in community dance, theater and events as a pathway into higher level study to develop small music theatre shows or cabaret. This course will begin developing all three components – acting, voice and dance and students will require further study to be industry ready. You will study dance, acting, singing, staging, OH&S, Industry and auditions as well as rehearse for the showcase event in the final week. The course is delivered at our City Campus in Flinders Lane using a specialist dance studio and other facilities.

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.# Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change.Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737


INSTRUMENTALBasic Guitar: BeginnersThis course covers basic chords, strums and finger picking through folk, pop, classical and rock songs. Become competent in basic chords, strum rhythm to suit a variety of songs, Learn to read notes and tablature. BYO guitar.C Melbourne CBD6 x Sat 10:30am‑12:30pm • Aug 6 to Sep 10 • $299 • HWA45604C

Introduction to HarmonicaThis introductory course with Justin Brady draws on various styles including blues, country and rock. Justin has played with the who's who of local and international artists, as well as TV and movie soundtracks. He has a passion for his playing and loves sharing his knowledge and experience with his students.C Melbourne CBD7 x Wed 6‑8pm • Aug 3 to Sep 14 • $299 • HWZ05604C

Introduction to Jazz PianoExpand on your basic piano skills and learn how to play jazz style! This course explores the practices and improvisation inspired by the jazz greats.C Melbourne CBD

6 x Tue 6‑7:30pm • Aug 9 to Sep 13 • $225 • HWZ07103C

Piano & Keyboard: For Beginners DayKick start your playing and build your confidence as you develop your playing skills in a relaxed, small group environment. Use the Music Logic approach where you will learn to read and play more quickly and efficiently than conventional lessons. Suitable for both piano and keyboard enthusiasts.C Melbourne CBD8 x Wed 12‑1pm • Jul 20 to Sep 7 • $219 • HWZ68603C

Piano & Keyboard: For Beginners EveningC Melbourne CBD8 x Wed 6‑7pm • Jul 20 to Sep 7 • $219 • HWZ89303C

Piano: Level 2 − DayThis course is perfect for students who have completed the Piano Beginners class and are keen to expand their playing ability beyond the basics.C Melbourne CBD10 x Wed 2‑3pm • Jul 13 to Sep 14 • $259 • HWA47403C

Piano: Level 3 DayThis course is perfect for students who have completed the CAE Piano: Level 2 course or have equivalent piano playing experience and wish to continue to improve on their playing ability.C Melbourne CBD

8 x Wed 1‑2pm • Jul 20 to Sep 7 • $219 • HWA47503C

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Piano: Level 4This course is perfect for students who have completed the CAE Piano: Level 3 course or have equivalent piano playing experience and wish to continue to improve on their playing ability.C Melbourne CBD8 x Wed 11am‑12pm • Jul 20 to Sep 7 • $219 • HWA47603C

Ukulele for BeginnersIt’s fun, easily portable and cheap to purchase − what more could you want? Learn the basic techniques to get you quickly playing the four‑stringed ukulele: fingering chords, simple strumming patterns and “The Groove”. Traditional as well as contemporary songs will be used to explore these techniques.C Melbourne CBD6 x Mon 6‑7:30pm • Aug 8 to Sep 12 • $199 • HWY98907C

SINGINGBeginner's ChoirEver wanted to explore singing in a choir? This is a great place to start. Join professional choir director, Stephanie Payne, and sing songs by artists like the Beatles, Van Morrison and Pink. Come and get hooked on harmonies in the safety of a supportive group.C Melbourne CBD9 x Tue 5:30‑6:30pm • Jul 12 to Sep 6 • $279 • HWZ31603C

Introduction to Singing JazzThis comprehensive class conducted by Helen Ryder covers everything from anatomy, vocal warm ups and techniques to the history of jazz and the singers who have made this style so enduring. The first class briefly covers the blues and gospel with group singing before progressing to singing individually a jazz standard each week in a relaxed and supportive environment. This class is suitable for all levels of singers.C Melbourne CBD6 x Thu 7:30‑9:30pm • Aug 11 to Sep 15 • $279 • HWY82803C

Singing: For Beginners OnlyThis is the perfect start for the inexperienced singer. In a relaxed and supportive environment, learn the basic techniques of singing with experienced teacher and performer Steph Payne. Develop confidence and explore your voice.C Melbourne CBD

8 x Tue 6:30‑7:45pm • Jul 19 to Sep 6 • $279 • HWN89903C

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SONG WRITINGAn Introduction to SongwritingHave you always wanted to write a song but don’t know where to start? Join Andrew McCubbin, who had over 20‑years of local and international singing, songwriting and touring success and learn how to develop your lyrics, chords and structure.C Melbourne CBD6 x Mon 6:30‑8pm • Aug 1 to Sep 5 • $239 • HWY36504C

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NON FICTIONLife Writing WorkshopA friendly, informative course focusing on how to start writing an autobiography or biography. Includes fundamental story‑telling elements, creative exercises and constructive feedbackC Melbourne CBD6 x Wed 10am‑12pm • Aug 17 to Sep 21 • $283 • HAT13704C

Intro to Creative Non‑FictionAre you interested in writing about real life subjects or situations? Creative non‑fiction can include biography and autobiography, travel, memoir, oral history and reportage and many other forms of non‑fiction writing. It involves writing about your own experiences or those of others using the skills and techniques of creative writing (such as narrative, setting, dialogue, plot, point of view).C Melbourne CBD6 x Tue 6‑8pm • Jul 12 to Aug 16 • $320 • HAZ41903C6 x Thu 6‑8pm • Sep 22 to Oct 27 • $320 • HAZ41904C

FICTIONNovel WritingDon't simply dream about writing a novel, do something about it! This practical class will give you a thorough overview of the key elements to finally write that novel, covering everything from character and plot development to point of view, voice, structure, dialogue and description. With an emphasis on workshopping, motivation and practical writing, bring along your ideas and watch as that blank page is soon brimming with exciting opportunities!C Melbourne CBD5 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 14 to Aug 11 • $380 • HAL00405C5 x Thu 6‑9pm • Sep 8 to Oct 6 • $380 • HAL00406C

Writing & Editing

An Introduction to Writing RomanceDo you want to write a romance novel? Do you have a manuscript or two gathering dust? Multi‑published and award‑winning romance author Beverley Eikli will help you develop that kernel of an idea that sells a romance. Learn practical devices to improve plot, pacing and presentation, as well as how to pitch to traditional publishers, e‑publishers, independents and small press. Beverley will also discuss self‑publishing, changing markets and what editors are looking for.C Melbourne CBD4 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jun 25 to Jul 16 • $320 • HAY34603C4 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 27 to Sep 17 • $320 • HAY34604C

Beginning Creative WritingBeginning Creative Writing is a fun and informative course perfectly suited for those people interested in writing, but unsure how to get started. In a relaxed, encouraging environment, you’ll talk, workshop and complete exercises with like‑minded people, gaining the confidence and ability to express yourself through words. This course has a focus on generic writing skills without focusing on any one particular genre. Those skills can then be applied to a range of styles, from poetry and short stories to personal narratives, while having heaps of fun along the way.C Melbourne CBD3 x Sat 10am‑2pm • Jul 2 to Jul 16 • $320 • HAG59007C6 x Mon 6‑8pm • Aug 1 to Sep 5 • $320 • HAG59008C3 x Sat 10am‑2pm • Sep 3 to Sep 17 • $320 • HAG59009C

The Short StoryThis practical course will teach you techniques to craft wonderfully imaginative short stories that will not only appeal to readers but hold onto their attention. Learn how to get ideas, develop characters, write believable dialogue, plotting and a whole lot more.C Melbourne CBD5 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 16 to Sep 13 • $348 • HAP35404C

Writing Children's Picture BooksLearn practical steps to writing a picture book with author and illustrator Sue deGennaro. Consider the concept, story, characters, structure, audience, language, and pictures. Picture books have become an art form where story telling is an integration of the text and the pictures. They appeal to all ages and range from the very simple to sophisticated and complex works of art. Covers all aspects of writing a children's picture book. Explore concept, story, character, structure, audience, language and pictures and discover what publishers are looking for.C Melbourne CBD3 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 3 to Sep 17 • $375 • HAE66106C

POETRYPoetry WritingEstablished Australian poet Judith Rodriguez will take you on a journey into the wonderful world of poetry. Whether you are just starting out or are simply curious, this hands‑on course will not only discuss the various style and features of existing poems but students will be encouraged to write their own, for sharing and discussion.C Melbourne CBD5 x Wed 6‑9pm • Aug 10 to Sep 7 • $340 • HAN20804C


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SCRIPTWRITING & SCREENPLAYIntroduction to ScreenwritingCover key aspects of writing for film to help you turn your ideas into vivid and compelling screen stories. Explore narrative structure and film language, as well as script format and layout, treatments and synopses. Through a combination of analysis and practical exercises the aim is to explore and develop your creative ideas without resorting to by‑the‑book formulas.C Melbourne CBD6 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jul 20 to Aug 24 • $350 • HDJ64603C6 x Wed 6‑9pm • Sep 28 to Nov 2 • $350 • HDJ64604C

WRITING FOR WORKHow to Write a How‑to BookTurn your expert knowledge or expertise into a book with an author of many 'how‑to' books. Learn how to approach publishers with a winning proposal, plan and structure the book and write it fast.C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 10am‑4pm • Sep 9 • $154 • HAJ34103C

Business Writing that WorksFor those who must write as part of their job, being able to write well is a real career boost. Learning how to capture thoughts on paper so they are strong and persuasive, but at the same time clear, concise, complete, and correct, is a skill that must be acquired, then reinforced through practice. Due to its workbook based coaching, writing in this workshop is viewed as a process, rather than a collection of factual and procedural knowledge.C Melbourne CBDThu + Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 14 to Jul 21 • $335 • SKT98107CWed + Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 3 to Aug 4 • $335 • SKT98108CWed + Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 14 to Sep 15 • $335 • SKT98109C

Blog BasicsBlogging is one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to create an online presence. Whether you wish to share your photos with the world, or relate your tall travel tales and adventures, your teacher will show you how to quickly get started. From posting tips to becoming familiar with several of the most popular blogging sites, you will walk away inspired and eager to create your own!C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 6‑9pm • Sep 13 to Sep 20 • $165 • HDV63407C

WRITING SKILLSDialogue Workshop Dialogue breathes life into the story, reveals characters and often provides comic relief. Join author, writing tutor and mentor, Lee Kofman and learn how to write dialogue that sounds lifelike, but is carefully constructed to illuminate characters, develop the narrative and entertain.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Aug 6 • $49 • HAAA8601C

Writing About Places The place in which you set your fiction or creative non‑fiction is crucial to creating a compelling atmosphere and the right mood in your work. Think of Erich Remarque’s haunted wartime Europe in All Quiet on the Western Front or Lorrie Moore’s hilarious contemporary Midwest in her, A Gate at the Stairs. With author Lee Kofman’s assistance, you will learn how to turn places, real or imaginary, into characters in their own right. This course is based on practical exercises and intensive workshopping.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12‑3pm • Oct 8 • $49 • HAAA9401C

Copywriting MasterclassThis masterclass is designed and delivered for content marketing, communications and social media practitioners (bloggers) as well as those interested in learning the craft of copywriting in all media and SEO. The course takes you into the strategic and creative process of defining, articulating and constructing an effective communication piece and user experience, directly revealing the theory and practice of clear, concise and compelling writing (even when SEO is involved).C Melbourne CBD2 x Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 1 to Sep 8 • $600 • HAV23304C

GrammarIf it's been years since you studied grammar in school and are feeling rusty, you are definitely not alone! Bronwen Hickman will demonstrate topics such as correct noun and verb use to active and passive voice, sentence construction and clear expression.C Melbourne CBD6 x Thu 6‑8pm • Jul 14 to Aug 18 • $245 • HAI47503C6 x Thu 6‑8pm • Sep 1 to Oct 6 • $245 • HAI47504C

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Pursue your passion for writing!Write the next great Australian novel, freelance as a journalist, turn an idea into a short story, edit a magazine, enrich your current career or take a gap year to enhance your tertiary education. Whatever the field, develop skills for the writing, editing and publishing industry.

Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing (22203VIC)This course provides an overview of the writing and editing industry as well as practical skills in writing fiction and non‑fiction, editing and proof reading, research and word processing. It is suitable for those who want to focus on a career in writing and/or editing as well as those who want to develop skills for their ongoing employment in any field. It also fits neatly into a gap year between school and university, and develops research, writing and study skills of great value to tertiary education in any area.

Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing (22091VIC)#

This course provides professional skills and knowledge in the writing and editing industry. It is suitable for those who want to focus on a career in writing and/or editing as well as those who want to develop professional skills for their ongoing employment in any field. It is particularly suitable for adults who can work independently and have particular projects in mind. Students can expect to make major progress on a non‑fiction project and a novel as well as develop practical skills in professional editing and providing services as a freelance writer and editor.

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.# Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change.

This training is provided to eligible individuals with funds made available by the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments. VET FEE‑HELP (through Box Hill Institute) is available to eligible Diploma students

Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737


Grammar ClinicImprove your noun and verb use, sentence construction and clear expression.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 23 • $159 • HAT75701C

Punctuation ClinicIt's critical that your writing, correspondence, letters and job applications are free from mistakes. After all, first impressions are lasting. Join Bronwen Hickman in a relaxed environment, as she explores key punctuation rules, practical application and provides you with fear‑free exercises on the day. Commas, exclamation marks, dreaded semi‑colons and more are discussed and explained. Take home handy reference notes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 16 • $159 • HAX23203C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 17 • $159 • HAX23204C

Structural Editing and Copy EditingLearn how to structure, copy‑edit and proofread non‑fiction documents to communicate your message more effectively.C Melbourne CBD2 x Wed 9:30am‑3:30pm • Jul 13 to Jul 20 • $283 • HAT55105C2 x Sat 9:30am‑3:30pm • Sep 3 to Sep 10 • $283 • HAT55106C

PUBLISHINGPublish Your eBookThe world of publishing has changed forever. Electronic books are selling in unprecedented numbers while E‑readers are more readily available than ever before. Authors are suddenly presented with a myriad of options that doesn't involve waiting years to be accepted by a mainstream publisher, but the big question is where to begin? This course, presented by author, publishing and marketing consultant Julie Postance, will discuss how you can get your book into the electronic publishing world for devices such as the Kindle, iPad and Kobo. You will learn about preparation, publishing and marketing strategies.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jul 5 to Jul 12 • $169 • HAZ41204C2 x Tue 6‑9pm • Aug 23 to Aug 30 • $169 • HAZ41205C

Write, Publish & Promote your BookSelf‑publishing is booming and you will be amazed at the opportunities available to budding authors that simply weren’t possible through traditional publishing channels. If you have even an inkling of interest in this field, this course is highly recommended! This step by step course, presented by author, publishing and marketing consultant Julie Postance, will take you from initial concept right the way through to self‑published paperback. Publishing your own book establishes you as an expert and can bring you career acceleration, money and opportunities beyond your wildest dreams. Bypass rejection letters from publishers, learn how to write, edit and get your book out there!C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Jul 19 to Aug 9 • $275 • HAZ41304C4 x Tue 6‑9pm • Sep 6 to Sep 27 • $275 • HAZ41305C


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Literature

Stoner by John Williams Written in 1963, this fine novel gained its reputation by word of mouth. This class is part of that process as Joanne mentioned that many students have requested it. The apparently unremarkable life of a literature professor in a Missouri university is illuminated by the writing that shapes it so satisfyingly.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 12– 1.15pm • Aug 2 to Aug 23 •$89 • DNAA7801C

Shakespeare’s Sonnets Rather than attempting a general survey of the 156 sonnets in this anniversary year, Joanne will select some for discussion in our first session, and make space for you to request your own favourites in later sessions.C Melbourne CBD4 x Fri 12‑1.15pm • Aug 5 to Aug 26 •$89 • DNAA7701C

Mansfield Park: Jane Austen Retaining Austen’s economy, depth and wit, this is probably her most complex and unexpected novel, inviting very different responses and discussions. There is a choice of two sessions:C Melbourne CBD6 x Tue 12‑1pm • Sep 6 to Oct 11 • $89 • DNAA7601C6 x Fri 12‑1pm • Sep 9 to Oct 21 (no class Sep 30) • $89 • DNAA7602C

Australian Literature: Poems & Passages Joanne will explore poems by A. D. Hope and Gwen Harwood, and passages by Christina Stead and Patrick White to suggest something of the intensity, diversity and originality of twentieth‑century Australian literature.C Melbourne CBD4 x Fri 12‑1pm • Oct 28 to Nov 18 • $69 • DNAA7901C

Dickens: Dombey & Son: Paul’s Childhood The first 16 chapters are characteristic of Dombey and Son; a fine introduction for those not familiar with Dickens, and a pleasure for those who are. It represents Dickens’s splendid early style. They combine memorable portraits, discerning pathos and idiosyncratic comedy with a few patches of sentimentality and laborious effort. Joanne will explore these chapters in the first four sessions, and then move on to a more general account of Dickens.C Melbourne CBD6 x Tue 12‑1pm • Oct 25 to Nov 29 •$89 • DNAA8001C

The Mythologies of Self: Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton and Diane Wakoski Join Catherine Bateson in a lively discussion examining the work of these three major American poets, their contribution to poetry and how their work, while often labelled ‘confessional’, challenges this narrow definition.C Melbourne CBD3 x Fri 12noon‑1.30pm • Nov 25 to Dec 9 • $99 • DNAA8301C

Twelve Modern Poets Dr Bob DiNapoli will read and discuss selections from twelve modern British, American and Australian poets, including Denise Levertov, Vincent Thomas Buckley, Marianne Moore, Chris Wallace‑Crabbe, Gwen Harwood, Derek Mahon and Louise Erdrich.C Melbourne CBD6 x Fri 10.30am‑12noon • Aug 12 to Sep 16 • $169 • DNAA9001C

The Metaphysical Poets 17thC English poetry reflected that age’s preoccupations including new ways of understanding and articulating the relationship between the material and the spiritual in the light of both religious controversies and the first stirrings of modern science. It was christened ‘metaphysical poetry’ by 20thC literary critics, and in this series Dr Bob DiNapoli will read and discuss a representative sampling by John Donne, George Herbert, Andrew Marvell and Henry Vaughan.C Melbourne CBD6 x Fri 10.30am‑12noon • Oct 7 to Nov 11 • $169 • DNAA9101C

Revelatory Voices: Five 20th Century Authors An introduction to the life and work of five unique European literary figures of the 20thC: English novelist, journalist and outspoken critic of social injustice, George Orwell; Russian novelist and historian, Alexander Solzhenitsyn; Spanish poet and Generation of ‘27 member Federico Garcia Lorca; Greek novelist and poet, Nikos Kazantzakis and Italian writer and anti‑Fascist, Carlo Levi. Each voice emerged from a distinctive national context and a particular set of circumstances, yet each found an international audience.C Melbourne CBD5 x Mon 11.30am‑1pm • Oct 17 to Nov 14 • $159 • DNAB1001C

PROFILE

JOANNE LEE DOWCAE LITERATURE TUTORJoanne Lee Dow’s life has revolved around her passion for literature and teaching. Joanne has taught at various universities, served on the Premier’s Literary Award Committee and presented her popular courses at CAE for over 20 years. Joanne is always thrilled to welcome new students, as well as returning students to her courses. Do check out what Joanne will be presenting in winter and spring.

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Business

BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONSUnderstanding Asian Business Culture If your business has an Asian presence or you plan to expand your business to the Asian markets, you need more than just a good business model and strategies. Equally important is your innate understanding of the Asian business etiquette and culture. It is a competitive advantage that can help you to close the deal and build a lasting relationship with your Asia business partners. Keat Chiew, who has spent more than 15 years working in an Asia Pacific environment with diverse business stakeholders across major markets such as China, Japan, Korea, India and in the South‑East Asia countries, will share his unique experience and the essential cultural understanding to help equip you to better communicate with your Asian counterparts and establish your business’ footprint in Asia.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 27 • $49 • SKAA9801C

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTBookkeeping: IntroductionLearn how to organise your financial information through accurate bookkeeping which complies with Australian taxation law. Aimed at the cash business.C Melbourne CBD6 x Wed 6‑9pm • Aug 3 to Sep 7 • $435 • SKH36005C3 x Sat 9:30am‑3:30pm • Sep 3 to Sep 17 • $435 • SKH36006C

How to Setup & Run a DIY Super FundSetting up a DIY super fund has significant benefits if you run your own business or have an existing super fund with a balance in excess of $250,000. You can choose your own investments, your fund can own your business premises and you can pay yourself a tax free pension when you retire. Join CPA, tax expert and author Jim Prince for an informative session.C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 19 • $209 • SKW82103C

Reckon Accounts (Formerly Quickbooks)This intensive 3‑day course covers Reckon Accounts Level 1, Level 2 and components of Payroll.C Melbourne CBD3 x Wed 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 13 to Jul 27 • $465 • SRZ47603C

Powerful Presentation SkillsOne of the top requirements for professional advancement today is the ability to deliver a presentation in which one connects with the audience, communicates clearly, and demonstrates the ability to speak with confidence and power.C Melbourne CBD2 x Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 21 to Jul 28 • $290 • SKT73204C2 x Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 11 to Aug 18 • $290 • SKT73205C

The Minute Taker's WorkshopNo matter who you are or what you do, whether at work or in the community, you are involved in meetings. Meetings are costly, even if held in a company boardroom. To ensure they are productive and worth the expense involved, three ingredients are necessary: an assurance of closure, a strong chair or leader, and accurate minutes. It has been said that if the minutes of a meeting are not accurate, the meeting may just as well not have taken place. If people can’t remember or agree on what actually occurred at a meeting, how can the group effectively accomplish its objectives? This workshop helps minute‑takers understand their role and the best techniques of producing minutes that include all the essential information needed.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jun 29 • $295 • SKT84006C1 x Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 22 • $295 • SKT84007C1 x Wed 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 14 • $295 • SKT84008C

Winning Interview TechniquesC Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 2 • $169 • SKX23004C1 x Sat 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 20 • $169 • SKX23005C

Women in Business: Strategies for SuccessWomen in business are on the crest of a new leadership tidal wave. And you want to be on it. Julie‑Anne Black is a successful businesswoman in high pressure occupations who has successfully coached executives and leaders, enjoyed key roles in media, featured in many publications and provided key note address for many government and corporate organisations. Julie‑Anne will share her formula to success, focused around: confidence, communication, highs & lows, voice of influence, x‑factor, passion, making decisions, and tapping into feminine power.C Melbourne CBD

3 x Wed 6‑8pm • Sep 14 to Sep 28 • $179 • SKZ56003C

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTBuilding Wealth with Real EstateBuilding wealth from real estate is not difficult. The difficult part is to convince yourself that you can do it. To achieve this you need to have confidence in your ability to make a decision. The objective of this course is to explain in simple terms the necessary skills and knowledge you will need to have, if you intend to invest in real estate.C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 8 • $265 • SKS23505C1 x Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 16 • $265 • SKS23506C

Building your Self Esteem and Assertiveness SkillsBuilding your self‑esteem is essential for confidence and success, and it all begins with you. Of all the judgments you make in life, none is as important as the one you make about yourself. Without some measure of self‑worth, life can be enormously painful. During this workshop you will discover some simple techniques that dramatically change how you feel about yourself. You will learn how to recognize the importance of learning self‑acceptance and nurturing your sense of self.C Melbourne CBD1 x Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 1 • $295 • SKT85403C

Diplomacy and Influence in the WorkplacePersonal power enhances your work success. Jacquie Wise covers principles of diplomacy, power‑plays, clear and convincing communication for different personalities, handling objections and the fine art of persuasion.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 29 • $295 • SKK26405C

Executive Personal AssistantThe Executive Personal Assistant is a critical link between the executive and the internal and external customers. The workshop explores the boundaries of this person’s authority and responsibility and how to negotiate their role to manage a multiple manager situation if necessary.C Melbourne CBDMon + Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jun 27 to Jun 28 • $395 • SKE87905CWed + Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 20 to Jul 21 • $395 • SKE87906CMon + Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 12 to Sep 13 • $395 • SKE87907C

Introduction to Share MarketsThe course is structured for participants wishing to gain an understanding of the Australian Stock Market and subsequently to invest in it. No prior knowledge of the market is needed.C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jun 24 • $265 • SKG09105C1 x Mon 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 18 • $265 • SKG09106C

1 x Fri 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 2 • $265 • SKG09107C

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SMALL BUSINESSRunning a Bed and BreakfastIn this one day hands‑on work shop, you will learn how to start, operate and promote a B&B. Discover how to register your business, food handling and insurance requirements, financials and business planning. You will also learn about kitchen and bedroom set up, working with suppliers, marketing, promotional material, sales, guest relations and management.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 13 • $195 • SKA68505C1 x Wed 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 14 • $195 • SKA68506C

Small Business: Getting StartedAre you thinking of starting a small business and not sure where to start? It’s a big decision whether a new, established or franchise business with many critical questions to resolve to ensure success. Join experienced small business operator and tutor Keat Chiew as he discusses and examines key issues: being passionate about starting your own business and making a difference, entrepreneurship, learn and develop a flexible but disciplined process to validate your business ideas or review your current business that will help build your business foundation for success and discover critical business elements and learn to make informed decision that will enhance your probability of success in business and finance.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Jul 23 • $199 • SKZ57005C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 20 • $199 • SKZ57006C1 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Sep 24 • $199 • SKZ57007C

Small Business: The Essential FrameworkIf you aspire to start‑up your own business; or are presently running your own small business but would like to take it to the next level, it is important to understand the key levers that can positively influence the intended outcome. Commencing with an overview of the basics in this course, experienced business operator and tutor, Keat Chiew will also provide an in‑depth discussion, dissection and provide clarity on how to analyse business situation analysis, develop your business model and hone your business strategy.C Melbourne CBD

4 x Mon 6‑9pm • Aug 29 to Sep 19 • $299 • SKZ85804C

Business (continued)PROFILE

ANDREW MONAGHANCAE BUSINESS TUTOR

1. What do you teach at the CAE and how long have you been with us?

I help people be their best at work and socially, by teaching Presentation skills, how to shine in meetings, Business English, Self‑esteem and Assertiveness. I’ve been with CAE for X years.

2. What do you like most about teaching at the CAE?

CAE students are keen to learn more, do more and be more. It’s pleasure showing them how.

3. Why do you think the CAE is such an important part of the Melbourne community?

CAE plugs the gap between general interest courses and formal education like university studies. It helps real people, build real skills, for the real world.

4. If you were having a dinner party and could invite any two business leaders, who would you bring and why?

Sheryl Sandberg ‑ she steers Facebook’s amazing success and created the world‑wide “Lean In” approach to business.

Alfred Nobel – anyone who can be a successful business leader and still make time to create a little thing called the Nobel Prize, must be doing something right !

5. What one business skill should everyone have to succeed?

Your experience is important. Share it by presenting your ideas with confidence. It’s easy when you learn how.

6. What super power would you choose if you could choose one?

I’d love to always know what’s coming next. But since we don’t have that power, we need to build our skills to meet the opportunities and challenges as they come.

7. The best coffee in Melbourne can be found at…?

As you leave CAE in Flinders Lane, turn right and go up two doors to X. I love it.

“CAE helps real people, build real skills, for the real world.”

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SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESSFacebook for BusinessThis course will teach you how to develop and build online traffic, reputation and increased profits of your business using Facebook.C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 9am‑3:30pm • Jul 15 • $275 • SRV93404C1 x Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 8 • $275 • SRV93405C1 x Thu 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 20 • $275 • SRV93406C

Google AdWords for BusinessGoogle AdWords has become a crucial component to any successful online business and in this course, social media expert Stuart McGill will show you exactly how it's done. Display small ads online to appear in search engines, other sites and to prior visitors of your own site. Take advantage of this major form of modern, successful marketing, affordable to organisations of all sizes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Jul 2 • $219 • SRZ71902C

LinkedIn for Business: IntroductionJoin experienced social media trainer Dr Stuart McGill as he teaches you how to navigate the world’s largest professional networking site, LinkedIn. Learn how to manage your professional identity online by building a credible LinkedIn profile, target relevant industry groups, connect with other professionals, review users looking at your profile and more!C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Aug 13 • $219 • SRY39104C

Twitter: IntroductionTwitter is one of the fastest growing social networking platforms and it’s easy to be left behind if you don’t know how to use it. Experienced social media trainer Dr Stuart McGill will teach you how to set up your twitter page, write tweets, create conversations, find and maintain followers and use apps to manage tweeting. This course is suitable for recreational or business purposes.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Jun 25 • $219 • SRY39302C1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Sep 24 • $219 • SRY39303C

Business (continued)

Get job ready with a Box Hill Institute Commerce DegreeBachelor of Commerce (Applied) (0008BDC02)

Associate Degree of Commerce (Applied) (0008ADC02)

Box Hill’s CPA and ICAA accredited commerce programs are designed to meet the emerging demands of business and the broader community. you will be exposed to realistic business problems and environments, and you will be part of a learning community that provides the necessary support to help you achieve your goals. Your qualification is designed to be wholly relevant to the national and global marketplace.

Develop skills in key areas, including:• accounting (including auditing and taxation),• finance• management• marketing• business ethics• law• economics• communication• international business

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.FEE HELP is available for eligible students.Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737


Social Media Strategy for BusinessLearn to start or improve your organisations marketing, branding and sales via social media with experienced social media trainer, Dr Stuart McGill. Stuart has 25 years’ experience in sales and marketing and relies on social media to promote his own business. Stuart will discuss choosing the right platforms, generating engaging content, creating social media polices and guides, push and pull marketing strategies and much more!C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Jun 18 • $195 • SRY39205C1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Jul 16 • $195 • SRY39206C1 x Sat 9am‑3:30pm • Sep 10 • $195 • SRY39207C

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO): The Key to Success SEO affects the visibility of a website or a web page, impacting on frequency of visits, ranking, and the potential to turn visitors into customers. Join Sue Ellson for this practical example‑based session outlining key issues including what SEO does and how it differs from Search Engine Marketing (SEM), essentials SEO needs and strategies, including black hat and white hat, what you should pay for and what work you should do yourself or outsource.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 20 • $49 • SRAB0801C

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English as an Additional LanguageBusiness English − Meetings and PresentationsDelivering a presentation can be a challenge for native speakers, even worse if presenting in another language! The ability to deliver a good presentation and actively participate in meetings is crucial to being successful in the business world. This course teaches you how to speak to a group with less stress and communicate well, building your confidence and skill. Practice in a safe, supportive environment under the expert guidance of presentation expert Andrew Monaghan. This course also covers job interview skills in English.C Melbourne CBD4 x Sat 10am‑4pm • Aug 20 to Sep 10 • $490 • SKY95803C

Business English − Speaking for ProfessionalsWant to improve your articulation, enunciation and diplomatic speaking? Do you use the telephone at work and want to be fully understood as well as understand others? This course will show you how to build your facial muscles, refine and polish your pronunciation and give you confidence speaking and communicating in large groups, one on one and on the telephone. For people who speak English as a second language at a reasonably fluent level.C Melbourne CBD8 x Thu 6‑9pm • Jul 28 to Sep 15 • $490 • SKR50807C

Business English − Writing for WorkBusiness writing in a non‑native language can be challenging, this course will provide you with skills necessary to improve. Develop your workplace writing, grammar, sentence construction and spelling. Practice all forms of writing from emails to memos and reports.C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 9:30am‑3:30pm • Jul 6 to Jul 27 • $490 • SKR51904C8 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 18 to Oct 6 • $490 • SKR51905C

TECHNOLOGYDrones: Buying & Flying Drones are the new go‑to hobby toy for the outdoors and this introductory course will assist you with your purchasing and flying needs. Experienced operator Terry Murphy discusses everything from types of drones, batteries, GPS, attachments and accessories including camera, video quality, phone or monitor view and flying. Terry will also touch on the legal and safety issues, focusing on what and how you need to investigate further. Note: This is a demonstration course with Terry flying the drone.X Alphington venue1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Sep 17 • $49 • SRAB1801C

BASIC IT SKILLSIntro to iPadThis hands‑on course will get you up and running with your iPad, teaching you how to make the most out of the many features available. Includes start‑up/set up, privacy, internet, email, iTunes, photo, reading various publications, shopping, banking, Q & A time.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 9:30am‑1:30pm • Jun 18 • $175 • SRX23802C

Introduction to Personal Computers & the InternetIf using a computer seems scary, then this practical course will help you with the basics of email and how to set up an account, Google, word processing, spread sheets in Excel, social media – discussing twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, downloading and storing photos and online shopping, both buying and selling (e.g. eBay, gumtree).C Melbourne CBD4 x Wed 6‑9pm • Jun 22 to Jul 13 • $279 • SRZ42203C4 x Thu 10am‑1pm • Jul 14 to Aug 4 • $279 • SRZ42204C

4 x Mon 10am‑1pm • Aug 29 to Sep 19 • $279 • SRZ42205C

iPad for SeniorsThis hands‑on course will help you get up and running with your iPad, teaching you how to make the most of the many features available and understand exactly what makes this incredibly useful piece of technology so popular.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 9:30am‑3:30pm • Jul 19 • $195 • SRV56402C1 x Tue 9:30am‑3:30pm • Sep 21 • $195 • SRV56403C

iPhone for SeniorsThis class will have you up and running with your iPhone and ensure that you master the various features that are available. Includes making calls, SMS, email and messages, notes, internet, music and video, camera, viewing and editing photos, buying and installing apps and more!C Melbourne CBD1 x Fri 9:30am‑1:30pm • Jun 24 • $155 • SRX95202C1 x Sat 9:30am‑1:30pm • Jul 30 • $155 • SRX95203C

Learn to Touch TypeLearn the practical skills of touch typing on a PC using the alphabetic and numeric keyboards. Learn keyboarding theory, PC familiarity and theoretical knowledge.C Melbourne CBD8 x Tue 10am‑12pm • Aug 9 to Sep 27 • $345 • SRA64904C

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Travel

Be Your Own Travel AgentThis course shows you how you too can confidently take control of your own travel plans, focusing on initial research and planning, budgets, travel arrangements − airlines, cruises, coaches, accommodation, transfers, specific do’s and don’ts, safety issues and economising.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 13 • $99 • DNV39503CC

Camino: Walking the Camino de SantiagoExperienced Camino trekker, Karen Manwaring, provides practical advice about how to prepare for the terrain, accommodation, food, culture and language plus what to pack and when to go.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 12:30‑4:30pm • Jul 9 • $129 • DNN23904C1 x Sat 12:30‑4:30pm • Sep 24 • $129 • DNN23905C

Travel Photography for Compact CamerasA fun and informative introduction to taking great pictures while travelling, this course will provide an overview of travel photography for those with a compact camera.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Jun 26 • $140 • HDT11505C1 x Sun 10am‑4pm • Sep 4 • $140 • HDT11506C

Travelling in AsiaAsia offers a wonderful opportunity for the traveller to explore and embrace the varied culture of many countries. Perhaps Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, India, China, Japan and Korea or possibly exciting Nepal, Cambodia or Bangladesh. Catering to all types of travellers, Jacqueline Xavier discusses key points: where to go, what to do, places of special interest, cultural do’s and don’ts, best time to travel, currency to take, bookings, insurance, vaccinations and air travel arrangements.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1:30‑4:30pm • Jul 23 • $99 • DNY82502C

Last Minute Language for TravellersWith the help of these intensive beginner workshops, you’ll master the essentials so you can start speaking the moment you step off the plane. Learn how to greet people, buy food and drinks, go shopping and get around. You’ll learn key phrases you can use in almost any situation and insider techniques to help you communicate confidently and effectively with just a few wordsFrenchC Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1:30‑5:30pm • Jun 18 • $99 • DLR04206CItalianC Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1:30‑5:30pm • Jun 18 • $99 • DLR04306C

SpanishC Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 1:30‑5:30pm • Jun 18 • $99 • DLR42006C


Training & AssessmentCertificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)If you are thinking about a career as a VET trainer then this is the course for you! The Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110) qualification is a mandatory requirement to train and assess nationally recognised courses within the workplace or within a training organisation. What can the Certificate IV TAE do for your career?• Nationally recognised qualification.• Minimum standard for training in Learning and Development, HR and training.• Potential to open up a second income stream.• Increase employability.• Bridge the gap between training in the corporate and VET sectors. Insights into all aspects

of the VET sector.Note that the course we are offering includes the TAELLN411: Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills unit.

Course starts July. Call 1300 BOX HILL to find out more.# Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change.

This training is provided to eligible individuals with funds made available by the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments. Students undertaking these courses will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687 CRICOS Number: 02411J. CAE RTO Code: 3737


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CAE Languages Centre of Excellence

Assess your skills today,

contact us for a skill check on9652 0611

The CAE languages Centre of Excellence has one of the largest languages programs in Victoria. But we don’t just boast a broad range of over 20 languages, we also offer depth from elementary to advanced and many specialised and conversational courses too such as German: Duetsch im Alltag and Vivavoce in italiano.

Not sure what level is appropriate for you? We’ll assess your skills and recommend what course fits you best. Don’t see the class level you want on our website? Let us know and we can notify you when one is going to run.

We’ve been working hard developing a new curriculum for our German and Arabic courses which are launching for winter. Our Elementary 1 courses are now 22 hours for the same fee as the previous 18 hour curriculum. Our qualified teachers have selected new text books and created new course guides with week‑by‑week task descriptions to help you prepare. We’ve also got new online resources and apps to help you practice on the go.

So get ready for that next overseas trip, watch a movie without subtitles, upskill for a new career or to boost your brainpower. It’s the perfect time to enrol in a language course this winter. See our website for the range of courses, days and times available today at cae.edu.au

HOW TO LEARN A LANGUAGE

1 Set a goal What do you want to accomplish and how are you going to go about it?

2 Make a planStart out with a plan, even if you need to modify it later on.

3Jump inWe learn by making mistakes even in our native language, so

don’t be afraid of making them in a new one.

4 Build your vocabularyWhen learning a new word, use it in a sentence rather than

just writing it down with it’s translation.

5Enjoy yourselfThink of things that you enjoy doing in your native language and find

a way to start doing them in your new language.

6Take responsibility for your learningLearning a language does take work. Books,

teachers, podcasts, homework and more are resources available to you. Use them to build your knowledge.

7 ListenThe more you expose yourself to a language the more familiar it

becomes, and the easier it is to speak it properly: Movies, TV, music are all readily available to expose your ear to a language.

8Get talkingTraveling is a great way to reward yourself for learning a language, but

it’s not necessary to learn a language. Find a partner you can practice with. Find a fun way to practice ‑ write a song, or a poem, see a film, attend a cultural festival and speak with other festival‑goers.

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PROFILE

If you or your employees travel for work, it can really help to have a basic grasp of the language. Our fast‑tracked language for business class is perfect for the budding professional polyglot. Classes cover the essentials, from greetings right through to negotiating conventions and business etiquette. Our teachers are all highly qualified professionals and we can tailor our classes to suit your specific needs.

CUSTOMISED LANGUAGE CLASSES FOR BUSINESSES

Book your session today Call us on 03 9652 0611

RTO 3737

“It makes me feel proud of the country I was born and grew up in.”

“ ”

Kentaro Shimoda CAE LANGUAGE TEACHER

1. Please tell us a little about your teaching philosophy and experience:

I have had a very simple teaching philosophy “Tanoshiku wakariyasuku!” which means learning in a fun and “easy to understand” way.


I have taught Japanese at the CAE for about 4 and a half years.


Meeting people who have a love of Japan and Japanese culture. It makes me feel proud of the country I was born and grew up in. Also, meeting people who have a passion for language learning.


The CAE is such a unique school where anyone can learn anything at any time!

5. How many languages do you speak?I have to say only Japanese and English. I learnt French as my second foreign language at university back in Japan. I’ve also learnt a bit of Chinese, Korean, Indonesian and Thai.

6. What’s your top tip for learning a language?Ahh, I can talk about it for hours and hours… It would probably be “practice it not too seriously, but REGULARLY!”.

7. Do you ever get confused and end up conversing in multiple languages at the same time?

Always! Often I say “Aach! Machigatta!! (Oops, I made a mistake)” to myself during my lesson. My students think “???” at first but they quickly come to understand what’s happening because I say it so often.

8. What’s the most embarrassing language error you’ve ever made and what happened?

I have so many of these! However, when I think about the following instance, I still get a red face. During my homestay program in Canada (it was my first experience overseas), I always said “I am NICE” instead of “I’m fine” when people asked me “How are you?”. I was so moved because everyone always smiled so kindly at me anytime I answered their question, without knowing they smiled at me for a different reason. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes — it’ll become a fun memory!


I don’t think I need any because I’ve already got one! Please come to my class and find it out!


Flinders lane and Degraves Street!

11. Is there anything else you’d like to share with us?

My blood type is Type O. My star sign is Virgo. And my Chinse zodiac sign is Horse. That makes me easy‑going, critical and delicate. Make any sense?Thank you for reading my profile. Hope to see you in my class.

I liked the mix of writing, speaking, exercises and listening. I really enjoyed the 15 minute session on Japan in the middle. The teacher is very encouraging and fun.

Rebecca, CAE language student Japanese Elementary 1, April 2016

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LANGUAGE MODULES AT CAEElementary 1 – 6 Basic conversational language. Understands and communicates

personal experiences and work related messages.

Intermediate 1 – 4 Understands and communicates any important information both in writing and orally.

Advanced 1 – 4

Proficient 1 – 6

Expert 1 – 6

» Can understand, communicate and put into practice standard information both in everyday life and in work related situations.

» Puts complex information into practice both in everyday life and in work situations, presentations and meetings.

If you have previous knowledge in a particular language, we will be happy to suggest a course for you. Give us a call and we will assess your skills. We offer the following conversation and specialised courses all year round after you have completed one of these modules.

FRENCHFrench: Echange de VuesThis course is suitable for people who have a very good knowledge of French and who have the ability to speak, understand, read and write French on a wide range of topics. It is ideal for those who wish to spend time in French‑speaking countries in work‑related, social or travel situations. Students read about, discuss and debate issues of 21st century society and culture. Grammar can be revised and written work is encouraged. The course affords an ideal leisure activity and creates the opportunity to share similar goals and interests with others in the class.

French: EnrichissementTake this opportunity to extend and consolidate your linguistic skills and explore contemporary French culture and society by reading about, listening to and discussing contemporary themes. Grammar is revised and written work encouraged.

French: Savoir‑FaireThis course is designed for students who can converse in French and who wish to maintain their linguistic skills. It is suitable for those who wish to use the language in travel, work or social situations, to explore contemporary French society and culture or to proceed to a highly advanced level of study. Grammar is revised when needed and written work is encouraged.

GERMANGerman: Deutsch im AlltagTake this opportunity to improve your language skills in a very friendly class with a relaxed environment. There is ample opportunity to practise your German conversation and to improve your reading, writing and listening skills. Grammar is revised as the need arises, based on class texts, newspaper articles and the internet. Suitable for those who have done 4 years of German at school or 300 hours of CAE German.

German AdvancedThe aim of the course is to enjoy classes conducted exclusively in the language, expanding German speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Reading extracts and conversation will be linked to German literature, history and modern issues. Grammar revision will arise from the chosen texts, videos and TV programmes. Students will be consulted so the topics reflect their interests. It is expected that students have done four years of German part‑time study.

ITALIANVivavoce in italianoThis course will focus on current Italian language and civilisation, It will include analysis of current Italian through movies, newspaper and magazine articles.

LATINLatin Reading Group (Deliciae Latinae)Ars gratia artis! Read and discuss the great works of Latin literature and their influence on our world. Catullus, Virgil, Cicero, and more.

RUSSIANRussian Continuing: AdvancedThis course is designed to complement the Nummikotski â Troikaâ program. Following the programâs interactive language approach, the lessons will cover various themes which allow for considerable discussion in Russian, along with the consolidation of grammatical concepts already studied; and the introduction of finer aspects of the Russian language. Topics covered will include Russian history: past and present, social and cultural conventions, literature and the arts.

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Carolina BodinCAE LANGUAGE TEACHER

1. Please tell us a little about your teaching philosophy and experience:

I like to think of learning and teaching as being all about understanding how to communicate with people. I’m all about helping my students reach their goals and showing them how knowing a foreign language can help them feel more connected to the rest of the world.


I teach Spanish and Swedish and I’ve been at CAE since 2011, so about 5 years now.


I really like the people you meet in your classes! Everyone has an interesting story to tell and different reasons for learning a language. As a teacher the best feeling is to see students returning for more than one course, as you really get a chance to build some sort of relationship with people that way.


I think CAE is important because it offers such a range of courses and areas of study. The Languages Centre is excellent, not only due to the wonderful staff we have, but also because we offer such a wide range of options.

5. How many languages do you speak?

I speak Swedish, Spanish, English and a tiny bit of Arabic.

6. What’s your top tip for learning a language?

Don’t be afraid to use your language skills, no matter how minor they are. If all you can say is ‘hello’, well, say that. You’ll get a different reply each time so you can start building your vocabulary from the responses you get. Also, keep in mind that learning a language takes time and a lot of practise.

7. Do you ever get confused and end up conversing in multiple languages at the same time?

I have certainly managed this quite a few times. There have been times I’ve found myself speaking in one language, while also trying to read a book in another, and then suddenly realising that I’m replying to the conversation in the language of the book. I also have a bad habit of swearing in multiple languages when I get frustrated. It helps, I promise!

8. What’s the most embarrassing language error you’ve ever made and what happened?

Oh my, where do I even begin? An example I often share with my students, is the Swedish word for chef which, when accidentally inserted into an English conversation, changes what you’ve said to something rather crude that has absolutely nothing to do with preparing food.


I’d like to be like the Babel Fish in Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy books, the tiny creature you insert into your ear who translates every single word spoken in any language into something you can understand.


I am a tea drinker myself. I’d say for a special occasion, go for the 3 o’clock afternoon tea at the Windsor. It’s not something you’d do regularly as it’s quite fancy and costs a bit, but it is well worth a visit at least once.

11. Is there anything else you’d like to share with us?

Come learn a language at CAE. We’re a good bunch here, and you’ll have a lot of fun. I promise!

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Put your language skills to good practice at these upcoming Melbourne cultural events: » Arab Film Festival (21 July–14 August)

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FITNESSBone Boosters: BeginnersPhysical activity and, in particular, weight bearing exercise and resistance training has been shown to improve bone strength and help in the prevention of osteoporosis. In this beginner's course with Liz Ede, enjoy learning how to use hand weights and build up a repertoire of safe and functional exercises. The emphasis is on correct technique and includes simple body‑weight and resistance band exercises. It’s suitable for beginners and those wishing to brush up on their technique.C Melbourne CBD10 x Mon 10:15‑11:15am • Jul 11 to Sep 12 • $179 • DJZ76203C

Bone Boosters: ContinuingLiz Ede has designed a follow on course for the experienced student, designed to stimulate the mind and body by learning a variety of exercises using dumb‑bells to help strengthen muscles and protect joints. Learn a variety of exercises that will help strengthen muscles and boost bone density and challenge yourself further with more complex multi‑focus exercises , which combine strength, co‑ordination and balance. The emphasis is on safety and correct technique.C Melbourne CBD10 x Mon 11:45am‑12:45pm • Jul 11 to Sep 12 • $179 • DJZ76306C10 x Fri 11:15am‑12:15pm • Jul 15 to Sep 16 • $179 • DJZ76307C

Exercise for WellbeingStretch, strengthen and energise the body through safe and gentle exercises that provide a very thorough body workout. Work at your own level in a non‑competitive & encouraging atmosphere.C Melbourne CBD10 x Thu 10:15‑11:15am • Jul 14 to Sep 15 • $179 • DJC40506C

Exercise with Ease (No Floor Work)A gentler exercise pace for beginners and those with arthritis or back problems. Improve joint health with exercise.C Melbourne CBD10 x Tue 11:45am‑12:45pm • Jul 12 to Sep 13 • $179 • DJE80903C

Keep Fit Stay ActiveWith Liz Ede, enjoy a gentle exercise to music course that will help keep your joints healthy, muscles toned and mind active. Work at your own pace with safe exercises suitable for the older adult, all to music that you like to hear.C Melbourne CBD10 x Thu 11:45am‑12:45pm • Jul 14 to Sep 15 • $179 • DJC42303C

TAI CHIIntroduction to Tai Chi YangTai Chi is a system of exercise devoted to physical and mental wellbeing, its origins drawing upon Chinese martial arts. This course introduces you to many of the fundamental movements of Yang style Tai Chi, as well as the ancient Chinese exercises known as Ba Duan Jin. Using a series of slow movements and postures called forms, you utilise slow, flowing movement to develop your intrinsic energy. Gain awareness of the motions of muscles and joints, breathing and movement and experience the restorative effects of mindful exercise. Take time to learn the slow gentle movements of Tai Chi and work towards harmony of mind and a supple body.C Melbourne CBD9 x Sat 2‑3pm • Jul 16 to Sep 10 • $185 • DJZ85704C

Tai Chi Yang: ContinuingLeng Chaiwatanatorn adds new forms of the slow gentle movements of Tai Chi. Continue your journey towards harmony of mind and a supple body. Gain awareness of the motions of muscles and joints, breathing and movement of the diaphragm. Experience the restorative effects of careful exercise.C Melbourne CBD9 x Sat 12:30‑1:30pm • Jul 16 to Sep 10 • $185 • DJC41203C

YOGAEvening YogaComplete the day with an evening yoga class. Learn to use classic yoga techniques to reduce stress, improve fitness and bring a sense of clarity to your day. Yoga is a non‑competitive activity; each of us has differing body types, needs and life experiences. Every class will cater for the needs of the individual. With this in mind it is important to practise with awareness; informing the tutor if you have any particular injuries or ailments.C Melbourne CBD9 x Wed 6:30‑7:30pm • Jul 13 to Sep 14 • $189 • DJW76403C

Gentle Yoga: Beginners and ContinuingYoga is an ancient Indian system of training the body and mind. Hatha yoga involves precise movements and postures called Asanas which strengthen and relax muscles, improve posture, skin and muscle tone and help you look good and feel great! Suitable for beginners and the more experienced. A gentle, progressive course which includes: limbering, relaxation and classic yoga. The mind, body and the 'inner' are brought into balance to promote healing, health and a return to wholeness. The classes will conclude with either deep relaxation or five minutes of meditation.C Melbourne CBD10 x Tue 10:30‑11:30am • Jul 12 to Sep 13 • $185 • DJC41403C

Lunchtime YogaElaine Haby helps you take time out from your busy day to relax, stretch, clear and focus your mind. Feel refreshed, re‑energised and ready for the afternoon. Enrol in full the course or casual one‑off sessions.C Melbourne CBD10 x Tue 12:30‑1:30pm • Jul 12 to Sep 13 • $185 • DJJ61003C

Lunchtime Yoga (Casual)Take time out from your busy day to relax and rejuvenate. Practice basic postures for stretching and strengthening, breath work and relaxation to suit individual body types. Enrol in the full course or casually for $20 per session. Please pay at CAE in 21 Degraves Street before the start of each session.C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 12:30‑1:30pm • Jun 21 • $20 • DJK80220C

Yoga: Beginners & Continuing Early MorningIdeal for relaxation and improving flexibility. Includes visualisation, meditation and Pranayama breathing.C Melbourne CBD10 x Wed 9:30‑10:30am • Jul 13 to Sep 14 • $185 • DJW76703C

Yoga: Beginners & Continuing Mid MorningPractice basic postures for fitness, stress relief and clarity of mind with Elaine Haby. Suitable for both the beginner and the more experienced yoga enthusiast.C Melbourne CBD10 x Wed 10:45‑11:45am • Jul 13 to Sep 14 • $185 • DJZ89504C

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HEALING & PERSONAL DISCOVERYNutrition & Whole Food for WellbeingWholefood Nutritionist Sandra Dubs, reveals the guiding principles of good nutrition using food as medicine, complementary medicines and environmental influences on health.C Melbourne CBD5 x Sat 10:30am‑1:30pm • Aug 13 to Sep 10 • $289 • DJS17503C

MASSAGESeated Massage: Head, Neck & ShouldersLearn how to ease the build‑up of tension in the neck and shoulders, often the cause of headache, eyestrain and neck pain. Revitalise and energise with this simple yet effective massage therapy. No oils or creams required and massage is given over clothing, while seated.C Melbourne CBD2 x Tue 6‑8pm • Aug 30 to Sep 9 • $129 • DJW77403C

MEDITATIONMindfulness MeditationIs your mind full, or are you mindful? Jacquie Wise offers you a number of techniques to still that over‑active mind, fall asleep more easily, increase your concentration, stay in the present and reduce anxiety and be in tune of how your body speaks to you about emotions, stressors or intuition. Mindfulness techniques are used by students, corporate leaders, overworked mums and anyone seeking serenity, calm and enhanced performance.C Melbourne CBD5 x Tue 6:15‑7:30pm • Aug 2 to Aug 30 • $189 • DJAA3302C

PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESSAaagh! The Year's Half Gone! You began the year with enthusiasm and clear intentions ‑ but where did the momentum go? If you’ve lost your mojo, or if your gung has lost its ho, join Master Coach Jacquie Wise to get back on track. Maybe your plans need clarifying, maybe new decisions need to be made, or maybe it’s your approach that’s not quite right. Make sure that you don’t waste any more time this year to get back on track and learn how to build in a guarantee of success into your plans, before the year is truly over. Individual attention guaranteed.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Jun 25 • $49 • DNAA4501C

Assertiveness for Everyday LifeJoin tutor Jacquie Wise and empower yourself to deal constructively with difficult people without losing control or letting yourself be walked over. Achieve the best outcome for all concerned whilst retaining mutual respect and enhancing the relationship.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑5pm • Jul 24 • $189 • DNO05402C

Born for Success: An Introduction to NLPReach your full potential by harnessing the power of Neuro‑Linguistic Programming (NLP), and transform the way you think and act. Gain the confidence to deliver long lasting change quickly and effectively.C Melbourne CBD4 x Tue 6‑7:30pm • Sep 13 to Oct 4 • $169 • DNV37303C

Conversation & Social EtiquetteGood conversation skills are an essential ingredient to improving friendships or intimate relationships and to avoiding physical or emotional health problems caused by tension and feelings of isolation. At work, the ability to make relaxed conversation is essential to impress at interviews, winning clients, gaining information, making teams more effective through rapport, trust and good communication. Join Jacquie Wise as she helps you to develop these important skills.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑5pm • Sep 10 • $189 • DNV83103C

Get Noticed... For the Right ReasonsMost people will size you up within two minutes of meeting you, critiquing your level of confidence, self‑esteem, likeability, style and whatever holds value to them, mostly on an unconscious level before a single word has been uttered. So, how valuable would it be to learn how to make a great first impression? This skill alone will serve you for years and years to come. Join Julie‑Anne Black for an informative and entertaining session.C Melbourne CBD1 x Wed 6‑9pm • Aug 10 • $89 • DNZ95402C

Body LanguageYour guide to projecting yourself with confidence. Gain a practical understanding of how your body language influences others, forms first impressions and affects the success of your communication and relationships with others. With 93% of our communication being non verbal it is important for yourself and others to be able to interpret the minute changes that occur from moment to moment.C Melbourne CBD4 x Thu 6‑7:30pm • Oct 6 to Oct 27 • $169 • DNP54203C


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How You Can Beat ProcrastinationAllowing priorities to build up results in overwhelm and can have serious consequences, both at home and at work. Learn the difference between procrastination and delaying for good reasons. Recognise your bad habits, learn to break down resistance and develop strategies to get on top and stay on top with confidence.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sat 10am‑1pm • Aug 27 • $99 • DNZ89003C

New Horizons: Life After RetirementWhen you approach the mature stage of life, you're free to choose how you will respond to your past and to your future. Financial security may or may not be an issue but there are the emotional consequences of retirement, along with the impact on relationship, family, social life and home. Master coach, Jacquie Wise shows you how to create your best years yet and reinforces the philosophy that life gets better with age!C Melbourne CBD1 x Tue 10am‑4:30pm • Jul 19 • $169 • DJY79802C

Overcoming Anxiety and Managing StressSome anxiety is normal, but too much can keep you from leading a happy, productive life. Jacquie Wise teaches you how to confront unreasonable fears, manage anxious thoughts and feelings and kick your stress habits. Gain encouragement and practical help for a positive way forward.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑5pm • Sep 18 • $189 • DNP54403C

Self Defence Skills for WomenPersonal safety is a constant issue of concern in the community. Tutor Howard Kimber, from Fight Back Self Defence has spent a lifetime in the fitness/martial arts industry and has much experience in teaching basic self‑defence techniques to women and children. Learn simple, practical and effective self‑defence techniques so you can have confidence in what you do, where you go and who you are with. No experience necessary and suitable for all ages and levels of fitness.C Melbourne CBD6 x Wed 6‑7pm • Aug 10 to Sep 14 • $169 • DJZ71004C

Sexy & Confident ‑ Great RelationshipsJulie‑Anne Black, International speaker and Master coach, explores the eternal question of what it takes to maintain or create the ultimate relationship. Julie‑Anne asks the questions – do you know what you want in your relationship? Do you know what lights you up? Who do you need to become to be a great partner? Julie‑Anne shows you how refreshingly confident and sexy you can become. And importantly, this course caters to those who are already in a committed relationship or seeking to find that special someone.C Melbourne CBD2 x Thu 6‑9pm • Aug 4 to Aug 11 • $169 • DNY36401C

Speed Reading, Memory & RetentionWhen was the last time you learnt how to read? Have you ever learnt how your memory works or how to use it to the best of its capability? How would your life change if you did?Undoubtedly, your academic, professional and personal life will greatly improve. Brad Cooke guides you through speed‑reading and memory techniques to start your journey towards doubling or tripling your reading speed while learning how to take in all the important information you’re after. This course WILL change the way you learn ‑ guaranteed.C Melbourne CBD3 x Mon 6‑7:30pm • Aug 29 to Sep 12 • $119 • DNAA6702C

Stand & Deliver: Public Speaking for BeginnersDoes speaking in front of an audience terrify you? Learn techniques to overcome the fear of public speaking and develop the confidence to entertain an audience with experienced public speaker and life coach, Jacquie Wise.C Melbourne CBD3 x Wed 6‑8:30pm • Aug 24 to Sep 7 • $199 • DNT50703C

The Power of Positive ThinkingUnderstand how your thinking influences your mood, your emotions and even your life. Learn powerful techniques to change negative self‑talk to positive and influence your future. Jacquie Wise uses years of experience in this specialised field to explain how to work with The Laws of Attraction and Manifestation, clear any blockages, and create the life you want.C Melbourne CBD1 x Sun 10am‑5pm • Jul 31 • $189 • DNV86702C

Time Management: Get Organised for Peak PerformanceTime is money, the adage goes, and lots of it gets lost in disorganisation and disruption. Get a grip on your office space, organize your work flow, learn how use your planner effectively, say no without guilt, and delegate some of your work to other people. This one‑day workshop helps you organize and prioritize for greater workplace efficiently. The workshop is full of ideas for organizing your work area, your paperwork and working on the “right” things. Get out of your mental rut. Think new thoughts about the time you have. Discover new ways of doing things, and feel more in control of your life.C Melbourne CBD1 x Mon 9:30am‑4:30pm • Jul 11 • $260 • SKT84206C1 x Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Aug 2 • $260 • SKT84207C1 x Tue 9:30am‑4:30pm • Sep 13 • $260 • SKT84208C

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