Have you received your electricity rebate yet? A $200 credit will be applied to utility bills for more than two million homes across Queensland as part of the Queensland Governments $500 million bill relief during COVID-19. Find out more here.
The fourth instalment of the Study Queensland Global Webinar Series will focus on opportunities for Queensland ELICOS providers stemming from the December 2018 blueprint to transform Taiwan into a bilingual nation by 2030. Register now for the free Global Webinar…
The Queensland Student Hub is launching a series of online professional and personal development workshops with the first session today covering a COVID-19 workforce update. Starting at 2PM today Tuesday 2 June, students can join this workshop for free through…
Great news for the weekend: Study Queensland is pleased to announce the portal for students to apply for the Queensland International Student Crisis Assistance Grant is now open.
The Queensland Government is providing one-off financial grants of $500 to eligible international students in Queensland. Students should apply if they meet the eligibility criteria listed on the Study Queensland website.
University and TAFE students can access the funding through their institutions while all other students should apply now through the Community Recovery Grants Portal below.
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Queensland International Student Crisis Assistance Package - Study Sunshine Coast
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Study Queensland is pleased to announce the portal for students to apply for the Queensland International Student Crisis Assistance Grant is now open. The Queensland Government is providing one-off fi...More information to come on the Crisis Assistance Package just announced for International Students but some FAQs answered here on the Study Queensland website.
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Queensland International Student Crisis Assistance PackageCelebrating volunteer week this week and so grateful to all the volunteers that have helped our students in need over the last couple months, you are amazing! Thank you #covidkindness
Sunshine Coast Students:
We've been able to increase our FREE food services so you can get fresh produce, pantry items and ready-meals every week! This does not impact your visa or your study.
Watch the video below to find out details of how you can join hundreds of other students already accessing this service. #inthistogether
Thank you: Astrid Hofmann and Craig Shim - Alphacrane Intercultural Specialists
Episode 2: Free Food Services for Sunshine Coast students video - Study Sunshine Coast
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Study Sunshine Coast has been working with local education institutions to provide much needed food services to students in need during the COVID-19 Crisis. The next episode of the Coping with COVID-1...Congratulations to our thirty five Sunshine Coast scholars who last week completed the cultural competency accelerator program, Project Global Citizen, held over the past eight weeks.
This premium personal and professional development course focused on students developing their Cultural Intelligence for studying, living and working across cultures as global citizens, delivered in an online format from experts Astrid Hofmann and Craig Shim - Alphacrane Intercultural Specialists. The virtual Graduation will be held on may 21st
Project Global Citizen - Study Sunshine Coast
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A key component of the Study Sunshine Coast Employability Program has been Project Global Citizen. Thirty five Sunshine Coast students have participated in the cultural competency accelerator program ...Just announced: what the roadmap looks like to Queensland easing restrictions.
Great news so let’s continue to practice social distancing and good hygiene to keep this on track!
#inthistogetherBREAKING: Queensland’s roadmap to easing restrictions.
From 11.59pm, Friday, May 15, the following will be allowed:
• Gatherings of a maximum of 10 people together in a public space
• Dining in at restaurants, pubs, clubs, RSLs and cafes for a maximum of 10 patrons at one time as part of a gradual re-opening (no bars or gaming)
• Recreational travel of a radius of up to 150km from your home for day trips
• Some beauty therapies and nail salons for up to 10 people at one time
• Re-opening of libraries, playground equipment, skate parks and outdoor gyms (a maximum of 10 at one time)
• Wedding guests increased to 10 people and funeral attendance increased to 20 (30 outdoors)
• Open homes and auctions with a maximum of 10 people at one time;
• Re-opening public pools and lagoons (eg South Bank, Cairns, Airlie Beach) with a maximum of 10 people at a time or greater numbers with an approved plan
For Outback Queensland, where there have been no COVID cases, two special concessions have been made:
• Dining in at pubs and cafes will be up to 20 for locals only, reflecting the important role these venues play in connecting small outback communities; and
• Recreational travel of a radius of up to 500 kilometres reflecting the long distances in the Outback.
Stage Two, effective 11.59pm, Friday, June 12 would provide for:
• Gatherings at homes with a maximum of 20 visitors
• Dining in at restaurants, pubs, clubs, cafes and RSLs for up to 20 patrons at a time and an option for more with an approved COVID-safe plan
• Holiday travel within your region
Stage Three would include reviews of border closures and build to 100 customers for venues giving certainty to business, communities and families to be able to plan ahead.
More information: www.covid19.qld.gov.au
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