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Tuesday 2010

Course:
Art
Weekly
Code:
391-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
09:30
--
12:00
HAMLYN HEIGHTS
Tutor:
Peter
Ihlenfeld
Enquiries / Bookings:
5244 5114
Oil painting and other mediums for beginners and advanced painters in a
co-operative atmosphere. Occasional guest
tutors. Easels available.
Course:
Art
Weekly
Code:
261-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
14/12/2010
Time:
13:00
--
16:00
PORTARLINGTON
Tutor:
Patricia Elaine
Norton
Enquiries / Bookings:
5259 2179
We continue to explore and practise a wide diversity of art from drawing in
pencils, coloured pencils, pastels or pen and
ink to painting in a variety of mediums - pastels, watercolours, oils and
acrylics. Both traditional and modern art are
encouraged. Occasionally we have a guest artist conduct an all day workshop,
or go on an excursion. Students are
encouraged, criticised and advised by an experienced, qualified art
teacher, plus the very good artists in the group. It is
Course:
Books and eBooks: Impact and Influence
Monthly
Code:
451-10
Notes:
Class held monthly. 1st week of month.
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
09:30
--
11:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Rosemary
Gullett
Enquiries / Bookings:
5244 5114
The group will select and discuss the same book to consider content, form,
structure and style. We will also explore the
emergence of ebooks, ebook readers and the free access to thousands of
titles in the public domain - copyright free.
Course:
Calligraphy 111
Weekly
Vacancies
No
Code:
268-10
Notes:
6 weeks course per term
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
10:00
--
12:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Margaret
Pasquill
Enquiries / Bookings:
5243 6546/5241 6445
This course will be conducted by 2 Tutors. The second tutor is Alison
John.
This course is ONLY for those who have completed Calligraphy 11. It will
include projects which will consolidate and
develop skills learned in Calligraphy 11.
Course:
Cryptic Crosswords
Weekly
Code:
233-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
9/02/2010
EndDate:
30/11/2010
Time:
14:00
--
16:00
EAST GEELONG
Tutor:
Joan
Livingston
Enquiries / Bookings:
5229 8138
Self-help group, discussing the different types of cryptic clues in the
first hour, and solving cryptic crosswords in the
second hour.
Course:
Egyptology / Archeology
Weekly
Vacancies
No
Code:
505A-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/03/2010
EndDate:
30/11/2010
Time:
13:30
--
15:30
BELMONT
Tutor:
Jan
Irwin
Enquiries / Bookings:
5243 2313
Covering the finding of artifacts, particularly in Egypt and what is learned
from them, plus the story of the archeologists
themselves and we will cover other parts of the Near East as well.
Course:
Exploring Your Creative Talents
Weekly
Code:
263A-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
12:30
--
14:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Marilyn
Cattanach
Enquiries / Bookings:
5222 5279
Learn all types of arts/crafts ie. Card Making. Full list available on
enrolment day
Course:
Geology: The Physical Earth
Weekly
Code:
243-10
Notes:
No classes in Term 3
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
14/12/2010
Time:
10:00
--
12:00
QUEENSCLIFF
Tutor:
Henry
Hudson
Enquiries / Bookings:
5258 2496
Geological principles, natural processes. Geological history. Structure of
Earth. The Sea. Minerals - characterise rocks,
special industrial minerals, gems, principles in mineralogy. Petrology -
rock types, formation, significance. Theories in
Geology. Rocks in our environment - interpretation. Continents. Sea level,
geomorphology - the beauty of Earth. Fossils.
Theory of Evolution. Geologists and their publications. Excursions to
selected sites are essential. Climate change.
Course:
History: British 43 AD - 1603 AD
Weekly
Code:
108-10
Notes:
Commencing term 2
Day:
Tue
StartDate
13/04/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
13:30
--
15:30
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
John
Slade
Enquiries / Bookings:
5250 2975
British History - 43 AD - 1603 AD - from the Roman invasion of Britain
through to the Tudor Dynasty. Many women
and men influenced events of this period. Become part of a discussion group
to make these people and happenings
Course:
Italian Continuing
Weekly
Code:
212-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
23/02/2010
EndDate:
30/11/2010
Time:
10:00
--
11:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Louise
Stanley
Enquiries / Bookings:
0413 231 497
Ongoing exploration of grammar, comprehension and conversation.
Course:
Italian for Beginners
Weekly
Code:
294-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
23/02/2010
EndDate:
30/11/2010
Time:
09:00
--
10:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Louise
Stanley
Enquiries / Bookings:
0413 231 497
Basic skills and overview of Italian. Assuming no prior knowledge.
Course:
Philosophy
Weekly
Code:
201-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
10:00
--
12:00
BELMONT
Tutor:
Rien
Willemse
Enquiries / Bookings:
5243 2758
The function of the Philosophy class is to examine, through the presentation
of relevant material and group discussion,
issues relating to ethics, logic, epistemology, aesthetics, mind, religion,
etc. In this, it draws on the life experiences of
its members to add the individual perspective.
Course:
Philosophy for Our Times
Weekly
Code:
458-10
Notes:
in recess until 3rd term
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
14:00
--
15:30
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Maurice
Alexander
Enquiries / Bookings:
5254 2432
Taking a lead from the Australian Woman Philosopher, Genevieve Lloyd's book
"Providence Lost" the group discussions
will start with the areas of womern's contribution to Philosophy and the
influence of religion on philosophical ideas moving
to contempory thinkers.
Course:
Pottery
Weekly
Code:
269-10
Notes:
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
30/11/2010
Time:
10:00
--
12:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
Denise
Jakubzik
Enquiries / Bookings:
5244 5114
Handbuild your own plant pots, bird baths and wall plaques. Make your own
garden art. Decorate your home with items
you have made yourself. This class is meant to be casual and fun. Students
work on their individual projects. No
wheel work.
Course:
The History of Ireland
Fortnightly
Code:
449-10
Notes:
1st & 3rd Tuesdays
Day:
Tue
StartDate
2/02/2010
EndDate:
7/12/2010
Time:
13:30
--
15:00
GROVEDALE
Tutor:
William James
Adair
Enquiries / Bookings:
5244 5114
An in-depth look at the rich and vibrant history and folklore. The many
myths and legends that make Ireland a land of
saints, scholars, and rogues, and of the people of Ireland who have gone out
and contributed so much to the rest of the
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