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By Mornington teen anonymous · Posted
I'm in year 11 and want to do VCE however my current school doesn't offer it. I need to move schools in order to do this in the 2 year time frame and don't think that I would be able to stick with Distance Education. I have been doing some research on schools near me however however don't know very many people from other high schools on the Mornington Peninsula so don't have any unbiased opinions. I have been looking at Padua College but I would love second opinions and some other people's experiences with Padua and the other schools around. I used to attend Mornington Secondary College however I found it to be a terrible place to attend. I would like to do Psychology, Legal studies, Health and human development and philosophy however am willing to change depending on the school. Any feedback on schools in the Mornington Peninsula area would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. -
By Seven Seas Worldwide · Posted
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By Jenesahill · Posted
This post reminded me the days when I was moving my house back then in 2016 in December. Although, I had totally lost into it and couldn't figure out about any move. Glad that there are several service provider who helps in moving and connecting to new connection for electricity and gas and such resources. I still remember when I wanted a new electricity connection and I was afraid to go to each provider and ask for the quotation then comparing it with each other it was going to be a big hassle but luckily I was suggested with https://www.cheapbills.com.au/ I counted on them and hence got a successful yet easy move in through out. -
By Lindseyaberscot · Posted
Hello Let my start with my story. My husband's dad and brother moved to Victoria in 2003. We have recently decided we want to move there. The problem is my husband is a fully qualified gardener which in victoria is not a job requirement. He is also an engineer for openreach. All of his qualifications are in-house but is a qualified engineer. Question if telstra sponcered him would he need to pay of additional training to prove his skills and experince? We have a place to live -family. Do you still get points for family sponcer? I have multimedia qualifications but never got a job with them unfortunately but i have many years experience in administration and as a community warden. If a company sponcered me would that be enough? All the websites ars like a minefield. Anyone got any advise? We want pr because if we move we want to do it once. We have a child and dobt want to move her everywhere for schooling reasons. We are going to do the english test to obtain move points too. All advise grately appreciated
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