The profession of arms and Australian service life
A veteran journalist reflects on postwar Army Navy and Air Force evolution, arguing modern forces are better trained equipped and housed than World War II. He notes Australia’s new global role in Southeast Asia, the appeal of service careers including training and education paths, pay and pensions, and the personal commitment of service life with its freedoms and duties.
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Pre School Teachers Growth in the ACT Expansion Likely
The ACT education department outlines expanding pre school services with 36 presences and four mobile units, aiming for about three new centres yearly in Canberra. Training paths require three years at kindergarten teachers college, scholarships available for a Bachelor of Education in pre primary education, and roles range from assistants to supervisors as centres expand.
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Department of All
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Alfers
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