Newsletter - April 2008
1. Psychology and Health
Hot off the Press ! copies
Click on the images below to download your free copy or email us now to request for your free hardcopies. Let us know how many copies you need.
 
2. Course upgrades A+
Notes have recently been revised and expanded in the following courses:
Social Psychology, Sales Management, Business Planning.
3. New books
New books in our - check them out!
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The ABC of Nutrition
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Literature for Children |
Domestic Animal Behaviour
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Wildlife Habitat Management
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John Brookes Garden Design |
Essential Biochemistry
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Upgrading and Repairing Networks |
Getting Rich |
Starting a Small Business |
4. Small Businesses - How to Succeed
Are you a small business proprietor or planning to become one?
Learn how in 3 easy steps
Like everything else, running a small business has advantages and disadvantages.
Step 1: Be sure you understand risks and prepare for them.
Step 2: Know your own strengths and weaknesses and only attempt what you have a good chance of succeeding at.
Step 3: Know your resources (money, manpower, etc), and don’t over commit! |
For business books, click here
For business courses, click here
Advisory service - click here
Whether you need a book, advice or training, we have experienced professionals who can help. Talk to our staff
5. Staff News
 Congratulations Kate Gibson
Kate (currently on leave) has given birth to a healthy baby boy (Ruben)
Farewell to Dr Robert Brown, who has left us to take up an exciting position as Research Officer for the Amphibian Ark in Antwerp
Welcome to new academic officer Nicole Steel <<<<photo of Nicole)
Check out staff profiles and photos at http://www.acs.edu.au/about-us/staff/default.aspx
6. Feedback
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7. Most popular courses for the last 3 months
 International Recognition and Accreditation
The IARC, like CHEA, is governed by the institutions it serves, but differs in its focus. Where CHEA has a national focus, the IARC is focused internationally.
What Does IARC Accreditation Mean?
Accredited courses have been reviewed and judged to meet a set of criteria determined by a body providing accreditation. In the case of the IARC, the criteria used has been set and approved by the member institutions and are endorsed by those institutions as being credible and in line with broadly accepted international academic standards.
Most ACS Courses are accredited by the IARC
ACS courses have been reviewed and judged as meeting the criteria of the IARC, and most are accredited by the council.
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Prime position at Robina on the Gold Coast.
HQ Building: Close to rail, skilled stadium, alongside M1 (1 hr to Brisbane), beside Robina Town Centre. You can’t get a better location! 50 sq metres in a 1 year old commercial building.
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9. Choose a study method to suit yourself
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