‘Overwhelming lack of interest’: Lucas sledges TAFE teacher strike
TAFE teachers converged at Parliament House to rally on Thursday after voting to strike over their new employment agreement.
Tertiary
New Omicron won’t strain our freedom plans: Premier
Steven Marshall says he is confident a new Covid sub-variant detected in SA will not cruel the state’s plan to wind back more virus rules.
Can these extinct South Aussie animals live again?
A scientist who says he has the technology to resurrect the Tassie tiger reckons he could also bring extinct SA animals back from the void.
Bright young South Australians call for focus on health
South Australia’s rising star school students are urging a health system fix, amid a final call-out to be part of the Teen Parliament event.
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Palaeontology degree breaks new ground
Fossil hunters are digging the only degree of its kind in Australasia, studying alongside a university team with expertise spanning the past 400 million years of life on Earth.
‘No-brainer’ training path lets you earn and learn
Earning while learning is not just for tradies, with many companies across Australia offering free training and qualifications from certificate II to diploma level.
Tearing down fences to lure public on campus
Tearing down historic fences, adding new gardens and recognising indigenous heritage – a multimillion-dollar makeover of Adelaide Uni will make it more inviting to the public.
How to save SA according to Peter Rathjen
Shorter degrees, more students … and lots of coffee. Vice-Chancellor Peter Rathjen wants Adelaide University to save South Australia — in an exclusive SA Weekend profile, he explains how.
Young students to be told ‘uni is not the only option’
Careers counsellors will target younger students to convince them to take a trade before their parents decide university is the only option. The program will be piloted in 24 schools across south west Sydney and the north coast. FIND OUT WHERE.
Make high school training the start point, not a backup
The “biggest overhaul in a generation” will have students’ vocational training verified by the industry they want to enter, giving them a much better chance at a post-schooling job.
Disturbing reality of teen ‘banter’ exposed
Kids are telling each other to commit suicide, wishing murder upon others or telling them to drown, a disturbing Flinders study reveals. But it’s far from harmless ribbing.
Big idea to give downsizers a fare share
Share houses are common enough for young people, and now an Adelaide project will encourage retirees to embrace the idea too — with an architectural twist.
Adelaide uni students win big on the grand stage
The hard yards have paid off for these Adelaide students who took out a top prize at Australia’s leading chemical engineering awards event for their project in carbon capture.
One in four say uni was a mistake
Widespread dissatisfaction with universities has been laid bare in a new survey, with graduates saying they are not being taught the right skills and they should have chosen vocational training instead.
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