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Federation University Historical CollectionDocument - Document - Syllabus, Education Department, Victoria, Syllabus No. J1 (Girls), Junior Technical Schools
... ...hours per subject...hours; Horticulture or Special approved subjects - 2 hours; Sports, Physical Drill and Singing - 4 hours. Year 3 have English - 5 hours; Civics - 2 hours; Arithmetic and Elementary Bookkeeping - 4 hours; Science - 4 hours; Special approved subjects - 1 hour; Sports, Physical Drill and Singing - 4 hours giving a total of 20 hours. The remaining 20 hours will be for one of the following groups - (a) Dressmaking, (b) Millinery, (c) Art and Craft, (d) Cookery, (e) Homecrafts. education department victoria syllabus girls junior technical schools time-allotment hours per ...This syllabus for Girls provides the suggested time-allotment for subjects in Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3. The total hours for each year is 40 hours. Years 1 & 2 have classes in English - 5 hours; Social Studies which covers History and Civics and Geography - 4 hours; Art which covers Model Drawing, Plant Forms, Lettering and Geometrical Drawing - 6 hours; Needlecrafts which covers Plain and Decorative Needlework, Dressmaking, Millinery - 6 hours; Homecrafts which covers Cookery, Laundry, Housewifery - 4 hours; Horticulture or Special approved subjects - 2 hours; Sports, Physical Drill and Singing - 4 hours. Year 3 have English - 5 hours; Civics - 2 hours; Arithmetic and Elementary Bookkeeping - 4 hours; Science - 4 hours; Special approved subjects - 1 hour; Sports, Physical Drill and Singing - 4 hours giving a total of 20 hours. The remaining 20 hours will be for one of the following groups - (a) Dressmaking, (b) Millinery, (c) Art and Craft, (d) Cookery, (e) Homecrafts.21cm x 27.2cm sheet folded to 21cm x 13.7 education department, victoria, syllabus, girls, junior technical schools, time-allotment, hours per subject, english, social studies, history and civics, geography, hygiene and elementary physiology, arithmetic, science, art, model drawing, plant form, lettering, geometrical drawing, needlecrafts, plain and decorative needlework, dressmaking, millinery, homecrafts, cookery, laundry, housewifery, horticulture, sports, physical drill, singing, art and applied design, drafting, history and appreciation of art -
Federation University Historical Collection
Document - Document - Syllabus, Education Department Victoria: Technical Schools, Syllabuses, 1949 and 1952
... Hours for subjects within the course are given. The total varies from 26 hours to 32 hours per week. ...Hours for subjects within the course are given. The total varies from 26 hours to 32 hours per week. ...Victorian Education Department, Technical Schools Syllabuses for Diploma Courses at Technical Schools. Hours for subjects within the course are given. The total varies from 26 hours to 32 hours per week. Three sheets outlining time allocated to each subject within the course, giving a total number of hours for each week. 1.: Syllabus No. SC 1, 1949 - Courses for Diploma In Engineering .2: Syllabus No. SC2, 1949 - Courses for Certificates in Engineering and Designing Draughtsmanship .3: Syllabus No. SC1. 1952 - Courses for Diplomas in EngineeringA4 sheets folded to A5 size.3: Hand written note in blue pen education department, victoria, technical schools, syllabus, diplomas in engineering, certificate in engineering, certificate in engineering draughtsmanship, 1949, 1952, hours per week -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyArticle, Maroondah Secondary College - Newspaper article 12-10-1994 - "School pushes Uni plan"
... Completing these subjects would let students accelerate their university progress. The extra study requires two to three hours after school and costs $300 per semester. ...Completing these subjects would let students accelerate their university progress. The extra study requires two to three hours after school and costs $300 per semester. ...Newspaper clipping - The article announces a new academic initiative at Maroondah Secondary College, where VCE students will be able to study first‑year university subjects beginning the following year. According to college spokesman Mr Gray Ryan, the subjects—philosophy, business statistics, and history‑politics—are part of Monash University’s Enhancement Studies Project, which allows capable Year 12 students to take university‑level units while completing their VCE. Mr Ryan explains that the program is aimed at exceptional students who need greater academic challenge and can manage the additional workload. Completing these subjects would let students accelerate their university progress. The extra study requires two to three hours after school and costs $300 per semester. (Co-pilot summary 8/8/2026)
