Yay!

I still have art prints up that I bought in college. My best friend drew them. :D

well tafe isn't secondary. It's like college but isn't college.

In Australia, technical and further education or TAFE (/ˈteɪf/) institutions provide a wide range of predominantly vocational courses, mostly qualifying courses under the National Training System/Australian Qualifications Framework/Australian Quality Training Framework. Fields covered include business, finance, hospitality, tourism, construction, engineering, visual arts, information technology and community work.

Individual TAFE institutions (usually with numerous campuses) are known as either colleges or institutes, depending on the state or territory. TAFE colleges are owned, operated and financed by the various state and territory governments. This is in contrast to the university sector, whose funding is predominantly the domain of the federal government and whose universities are predominantly owned by the state governments.

Also it's most of the time after high school though you can do it during the last year or two of high school to help yourself along earlier.

I've handed in 2 more assessments and am nearly done ish on two more I think.

Lady River; that sounds neat! C: best of luck!

I’m in the US and don’t know much about education elsewhere.

I can only say that I am glad my school days are over c':

'best time of your life' my aft, nothing but stress for me!

What field are you studying in Lady River? Do you enjoy it? c:

Popo -
3. 100 Donuts - light_sucks

Yay! Thank you so much!
Can I get the sailor tops in all of the colors except jade green? I'm pretty sure that's 100 donuts.

I'm so glad that your dinner went well.
Oh gurl. There is soooo much stuff that I've never put away in my house and I've lived here for like 8 years. lol. I'm excellent at procrastination.

I personally really liked college. The only parts I didn't really like was getting there and homework. It was a bitch to get to my campuses. But I loved learning. If I had money I would probably take some more classes. I guess I could just buy text books and read them. That would be a lot cheaper. lol.


What did you study in college, Audriella?
I don't know much of anything anywhere but the US. Well, about education. I love learning about different cultures and stuff.


Lady River - I would call it college. Just you're learning technical skills instead of subjects.

In the US kids can take courses in college/technical school as well. As long as they've finished up their other stuff first.

Trade sent! c:

I'm doing it bit by bit yeah. There's not even half of the furniture and appliances I want but there's no real rush, though it does feel so good when you get a chunk of stuff all cleared away. For example the dining table is all cleared and clean now and just the sight of it clutter free makes me feel super accomplished xD

Popodoki wrote:I can only say that I am glad my school days are over c':

'best time of your life' my aft, nothing but stress for me!

So true :D

Same, some people say they'd love to get back to school and I'm like... why? nopenopenope, ew, pls no Anxiety triggered so much xD

I'm studying Certificate III in Information, digital media and technology.

It's for 2 semester's, so 1 year.

ish..

at the rate I'm going I may be finished after the holidays.

I've got like..4 units left

it's fun and a great time if you are doing reasonably well in school, have time outside of it to meet with friends and go out etc

basically imo if you fall outside that 'norm' your school experience turns way less nostalgic c':

not saying it immediately has to be the flip side and be horrible and a nightmare etc, but for a lot of people their school days were either just fine or not nearly as much fun and debauchery as is often thought of as the universal nostalgic feeling of looking back on their school days :P


ooh what're your plans when you graduate Lady River? What kind of job do you want to do? c: