Engineering students poached for high-paying jobs before graduating
Jaxon Craggs is one of many not-quite-graduates to be offered positions by defence and mining companies such as SAAB and BHP, as businesses vie for the pick of the prospects.
Tertiary
‘She initiated’, sex-accused uni professor tells court
An Adelaide Uni academic accused of having sex with a colleague who was too drunk to consent says she started the encounter and he “just went along with it”.
Free TAFE for thousands: See the 110 courses you can do now
More than 100 TAFE SA courses will become free as part of a $65m deal to address the state’s skills shortage. Read the full list – and how to apply.
How you can study at TAFE for free: 12,500 slots up for grabs
About 12,500 fee-free TAFE courses will be up for grabs in SA next year to address a crippling skills crisis. See the areas targeted here.
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Nine days to fix UniSA cyber attack
It’s taken UniSA more than a week to fix key internet services – including staff email – after hackers struck.
UniSA struggling to restore systems after cyber attack
University staff have been cut off from emails as IT staff battle to restore systems following a cyber attack.
Uni students plagued by online creeps during lockdown
Reports of online stalking, sexual harassment and cyber-bullying from students at Adelaide’s three universities rose during the pandemic, an investigation reveals.
Leaked TAFE SA email increases staff job fears
A leaked email from the TAFE SA chief executive in response to job loss claims aimed to ease employees’ minds, but it’s had the complete opposite effect.
Treasurer hints at green light for students
Josh Frydenberg has hinted at a green light for SA’s plan to bring international students back, and left the door open to Australia’s borders reopening sooner.
Interactive map: Are your homegrown veggies safe to eat?
Thousands of Aussie home gardeners are having their soil tested through a national contamination study, with some worrying findings in parts of SA. Explore the map.
Shopaholism now a proper disorder: SA research
Like to shop ‘til you drop? Can’t go past a bargain without whipping out the credit card? Adelaide academics say you could be suffering from an actual disorder.
An apprenticeship has many awards
Why enter the South Australian Training Awards? One of last year’s winners reveals his experience and why more young people should pursue a trade.
Unis offer caring hand to students back home
Adelaide uni students working from India are getting help from SA amid new warnings of a crushing blow about to hit the state’s education system.
SA needs students, not medi-hotel hoppers: Uni chief
SA’s quarantine system should take in international students to boost local business rather than interstate residents, Adelaide Uni’s chief says.
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