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[verdemoun]

Wait in the au with black belle does kieran still die

You think the O'Driscolls have a chance of getting within 400ft of Kieran with the most hostile and affectionate of black cat coded girlfriends?? Not a chance in h e double l Hell.

he still gets drunk enough to wander off at shady belle and is cornered by O'Driscolls

despite being within sight of shady belle he was too terrified to even scream because being confronted by O'Driscolls is a throat closed mouth dry anxiety attack for Kieran

as the O'Driscolls move in to knock him out and take him back to their camp with threats like 'Colm misses you', 5 shots ring out and with a half second lag they all collapse to the ground with a single bullet hole clean in the center of their heads

shots wake up the gang and Black Belle obviously gets to her boyf first while others run forward to find out what happened

Kieran is so distraught he cries while she holds him and assures him he's safe

Kieran nearly getting abducted is treated as a non-issue like when Bill got caught by bounty hunters but the fact the O'Driscolls got so close was a massive issue and the gang decided to go take them out in a final VDL vs O'Driscolls showdown.

Oh no Micah gets shot rip Micah.

Instead of killing Colm, Sadie as the only VDL without a bounty gets to carry Colm hogtied on the back of her horse and claim his bounty (his face is almost unrecognisable with the number of times she hit him). Even after her cut it tips the gang into 'holy shit we have enough'.

Strauss does some information gathering because let my man actually have a purpose other than being a toad. The gang decide to set for Australia instead of Tahiti because surviving in Australia is actually plausible.

As 'new money' they get awarded a 100 hectares of crown land for agricultural purposes on a 100 year, $1 lease. and the gang are all just standing there dumbfounded because it was that easy the whole time?? They turn up at a property of rolling hills covered in grass without a city in sight and it was that easy the whole time.

House building episode where they all build little cabins under Sadie's instruction because there was none of this pre-cut houses from a catalogue. it looks like a self sustaining village with all the cabins build in a circle around a massive bonfire and they still have campfires every night before retiring to their little private cabins and having a home and peace.

Some of the gang drift apart Bill becomes a bushranger Pearson opens a little shop in town Strauss heads for the city to exploit people Grimshaw starts tailoring and selling clothes and becomes an urban legend in her own right about the cranky mysterious woman who looks and is capable of murder but dotes on children.

Black Belle is happy being the armed security who stops people trying to steal their fucking cattle and horses meanwhile Kieran is happy doting on the horses. Him and Arthur have a small horse breeding, breaking and selling operation and become besties. Sadie, Black Belle and John who learns how to herd handle the livestock. Dutch and Hosea retire and grow old but they are basically Jack's tutors they are both teaching him to read and write and giving him an education and everyone's sunshine and rainbows happy.

[blueshadesfandomstuff]

Hey was reading thru your shutterbug and seaglass series which I wanna say is so dang cute! But I noticed in your notes you kept having issues with whatever we consider school over here in America and I’d be happy to shed some light on that as I am an American and I did go to a standard public school in the era the batkids grew up anyway I hope this info helps for any future endeavors you might have. The school year starts in the autumn which for us is mid-August to mid-September and ends early to late June with a 2 week break in the winter around the new year and a usually 1-2 week break in spring around March/April. New Jersey and New York like to start school usually after Labor Day which is the first weekend and following Monday of September (different states start at just a bit earlier or later depending on various factors) kids begin what we call “Elementary��school around ages 5-6 in Kindergarden unless their parents enroll them in pre-K. Then they go from first “grade” to fifth grade, usually. Then “Middle” school is from sixth to eighth grade and “High” school is from ninth to twelfth grade. Then college which we all refer to as college even if it’s a university. College follows this same year start and end model except they follow a semester model and so there is the fall semester, a 4-5 week winter break, spring semester and an optional summer semester or summer break most universities/colleges don’t offer the full course list during this time but people who wanna finish their degree earlier or have less classes to worry about at other times may take this option. You mentioned you’re from Australia how does y’alls education system differ?

Hi there!

First off thank you for taking the time to read Shutterbug and Seaglass! I love that the series has fans - it's just so wonderful to hear people like my work enough to read it!

Thank you so much, too, for taking the time to send me such a comprehensive answer! I'll paste it all down into my planning document!

School in Australia is a little different (though I also age with Timi from this fic and so I'm a little outdated, aside from the fact I'm an after school tutor for English and Maths with a private company)

First off, we only have primary schools and high schools with middle schools still being rare and fairly new. Pre-primary is the class for 4 to five year olds and is where mandatory schooling begins here (with some private kindergardens for kids around 3/4) and tend, though not always, to be part of a primary school. Primary school goes from Pre-primary or year 1 up until year 7 with high school being years 8-12.

We start our year in late Jan/early Feb and then have four ten week terms with two week breaks in between and finish the year just before the Christmas/Summer holidays that last for about six weeks. It averages to be about the same amount of time off as the US but spread constantly throughout the year.

University or TAFE (which I think is equivalent to a technical college or community college in the US) on the other hand, runs by semester (still starts in Jan/Feb and ends in December though) with a three week break in the middle of the two semesters and a long exam period at the end.

Universities here don't have their students live-in for the most part unless they're in difficult places to get to, so kids usually live at home during their university years (unless their parents are very old-fashioned and expect them to leave home at 18). So we don't have quite the same 'college experience' that I see when I watch US programs. Where it seem to be like a 'taste of freedom' to get soon to be adults ready for the real world. I kinda wish we did do that though - it seems like it would be an easier landing if you had practice first!

Thank for reaching out!

[historia-vitae-magistras]

was matthew sent to boarding school or was it only jack?

Just Jack and more successfully after the boom in girls schools from the 1870s, Zee (The example of Maata Mahupuku and Katherine Mansfield as classmates and likely lovers comes to mind.) Arthur probably tried a couple like Eton or Harrow for him in England. But when Alfred and Matt were in their school years so to speak, it wasn't yet as fashionable for the upper classes to send their children to institutions like the so-called 'public schools' (Private boarding schools in yanklish). I do think Alfred probably did some time at Harvard when it was a day school rather than a proper university yet. The norm for him was that private tutors were hired and kept on to teach either a single family's children or several families children. Children also learned from their parents. I think Arthur took a very keen interest in Alfred's studies and had him extremely well educated to the standards of the day.

In French Canada, the schools were run by the Catholic Church and Francis did throw in some extracurriculars like art, music, etc but he didn't show much promise in things just yet and they were mostly kaput by 1710 or so. Unlike in the British colonies where there were dozens of newspapers and Boston printing presses especially were smashing out literature left right and center, Canada didn't have a single one until the British founded Halifax and New England settlers brought one up from Boston.

Jack is a funky situation because while the hedge schools of Ireland saw something of a continuance in early Australia (I've seen this stated, refuted, restated and refuted so I'm just rolling with it( the British were very late to introducing schooling in Australia compared to how fast it happened in New Zealand just across (four thousand kilomètres) the ditch. So you have a fascinating situation where there are parchment makers and book makers and other literary trades cropping up often supporting the many European scientists who make the journey but there's very little actual formal education for the actual inhabitants well into the 1820s, 1830s and 1840s. So Jack is bounced through some schools and more than a few tutors. He got what he considers the best of his education harassing the hell out of Mary Anning and the various nerds who got into boats for six fucking months to look at kangaroos.

[nut-zy]

Thought I'd go ahead and introduce Rhea & her lore:

Rhea Romera is the single daughter of famous artists __ who tragically passed away when Rhea was 17. Rhea’s father was abusive & caused her much grief when she was younger, her mother kicking him out of their lives when she was 10.

Out of the tragedy she was gifted a chance. A scholarship to attend one of the greatest schools in the world. She had to leave her little life in Australia behind as she was moved across the world to live in New York to attend the private & prestigious academy co-founded by Alchemax.

Here she spend her early years learning & honing her draughtsmanship. Earning her high regards from her peers & tutors, one of which being Oksana Octavius. After witnessing Rhea’s skill Oksana offered to take her under her wing as her apprentice. Granting her, her first position as a junior designer & draughtsman for Alchemax.

Rhea’s knowledge of Alchemax & its doings were always limited to the schematics she was in charge of designing & finalising. Gifted with high functioning ‘Hyperphantasia’ she could always visualise the creation of the schematics/ inventions before they were even built or finalised. This ability to visualise so clearly, meant that Oksana would often assign her high level schematics to overlook & find any faults, even before the prototypes were completed.

Her life at Alchemax was always uneventful, getting in later during the day & remaining almost nocturnal when working her shifts. She flew under the radar when it came to socialisation. Avoiding any stuff related parties or events as she refused to get close to anyone, believing wholeheartedly that they would ultimately leave her.

—-

During her late nights mocking up schematics she encounters a scientist who also works late into the night.

(Rhea’s desk is located on one of the higher levels of the building, situated by the glass windows to gaze up at the night sky while she works.)

The scientist she encounters is no other than her universes Peter Parker.

The two first encounter each other when Rhea’s going about her usual wanders of the building. With a high prio security badge (thanks to Oksana being the head scientist and her mentor) she’s able to wander about almost freely.

As she wanders the scientists floor she notices a lamp still on, odd considering the time of night. As she approaches she notices a young scientist designing & planning away. Much to Peters surprise he was also unaware of the other, her quiet lingering scaring the young man. Knocking over his coffee and ruining his mock-ups. Apologising profusely Rhea would promise that she would get his schematics back to him by the end of the night, expecting the worst reaction from the other due to previous experiences. But she was only met with a light hearted smile and a wave of the hand, explaining these plans were merely for his own personal project & not anything to worry about. (It was a lie from him, but he refused to let her worry as he sensed her unease)

This first encounter would be the first of many as they start interacting more, Rhea letting her walls down to get close with him. He was her only friend for this time in her life.

Peter taught her how he remains so upbeat & light hearted, hoping this attitude to the world and its tragedies would stick with her. They spent many day & nights together, but he never pushed anything onto her. Preferring to be her support. -The Incident-

During a routine test of the prototype collider, (the project Peter was assigned to) there was a malfunctioning. Rhea was home, resting after working on the new schematics & passing them to Peter to implement. This morning was special in particular, Peter left Rhea with a kiss on the forehead. The first time he plucked enough courage to make the first step, to which she’d sleepily mumble ‘get home soon’

But her schematics didn’t match the current machine, seemingly having been messed by someone else without permission or approval. As soon as Peter went to adjust the collider it triggered a chain reaction, the protective barrier left Peter locked behind. Allowing the others to escape sacrificing himself for the safety of others. He was remembered as a hero.

-The Bite-

Due to her late & long nights of unhealthy work, Rhea would be found sleeping at her desk many nights. Occasionally waking up covered in a red & blue blanket. She never found out who the person responsible for that was.

One night after a long and hard shift, almost 12 hours of constant work for a high prio project (much to Oksana’s stern criticism to leave be due to her current health) she completed submitted to her exhaustion.

Unaware of an escaped experiment in the lab. The spider was a classified Alchemax experiment, genetically modified & programmed to lock onto a heat signature. The spider would lock onto the only heart available, the sleeping Rhea.

The spiders bite was painless, but picked the nape of her exposed neck to lock onto.

The sleeping designer was found by her coworkers, most who had left her be due to the incident. An unnamed scientist would offer to take her home, as there was concern for her welfare. He’d collect the blanket she slept under & her, scooping her up and taking her home.

When she woke, she was in a world of pain, body aches, muscle pain… sore bones? But she noticed the strangest thing of all… she didn’t need her glasses? Her vision being keen & almost heightened. Her head pounding as her ears picked up sounds from almost down the busy city streets as if she was standing right next to then noise itself.

This is where her journey begins… as the Huntsman.

[glaciiermonarch]

❀ *◦ sen mitsuji. genderfluid. he/she/they. demiromantic homosexual. ⇝ hey, isn’t that takaharu mochizuki? i think that the thirty-five-year-old from adelaide, south australia, works as dj at the boom boom room, music producer & engineer, and drummer of vain rogues & the ghost orchestra; but outside of that people describe them as perpetual busyness to prevent the chance of an emotion occurring; a pristine but empty-feeling mansion with too many rooms; perfectly pouty lips pulling up in a smirk over a private joke; and a robin's egg blue drum kit with every possible bell and whistle on the market. i hear they are moody & distant, but they are also known to be cerebral & generous. consider giving them a visit at their home in winterwood estates and get to know why they’re called the ice queen.

➙ this character uses he/him, they/them, AND she/her pronouns freely! the writer will be using ALL of them, sometimes within the same paragraph, so please extend the same courtesy! ➙ taka is attracted to men and masc-presenting enbies and just calls themself gay!

full name: takaharu mochizuki ➙ this is in "western" order since taka grew up in english-speaking countries ➙ kanji: 望月 貴陽 (Mochizuki Takaharu)  望 (mochi) meaning "wish, desire" and 月 (tsuki) meaning "moon;” together meaning “full moon” 貴 (taka) meaning “precious” and 陽 (haru) meaning “sun”

nicknames: taka, taki, tako, haru, mochi-san, tsuki-san

dob: 17 august 1989

place of birth: adelaide, south australia, australia

languages: japanese (native); australian english (native); korean (advanced); german (advanced); arabic (advanced); hindi (strong); mandarin (strong); okinawan (some)

education: bachelor’s degree in philosophy and asian & middle eastern studies, duke university

strengths: educated; cerebral; generous; loyal; resolute; shrewd; creative; captivating; wise; patient

weaknesses: cold; moody; gloomy; judgmental; harsh; disconnected; distant; crass

hobbies: playing drums, guitar, piano, and clarinet; surfing; skateboarding; playing video games; smoking weed; napping; reading

likes: warm weather & beaches; fashion;

dislikes: messy people; uncreative people; children (friends' kids are an exception)

disabilities & health: major depression; chronic back and knee pain

even the silverest of spoons being in your mouth when you're born doesn't shield you from the unhappiness of life, but it does slap a bandage over a festering wound so you can ignore it a while longer. kenta mochizuki, a dermatologist originally from japan. beth mcnulty, general legal counsel for one of the biggest energy companies in all of australia. married a little later than either of their families would have liked, but in their defense, they were both busy being successful. and they barely slowed down long enough to have their only child, takaharu.

though of an ornery countenance since birth, taka was always still popular and favored because he was pretty and rich. clarinet lessons, piano lessons, drum lessons, surfing lessons, she was set up for success from the very beginning. her childhood memories are mostly accompanied by nannies and tutors, though her father, an earnest and excitable man, always made an effort to be present in his child's life, eager to see her succeed.

there was always a distance between taka and their mother, though; taka knows now that beth never wanted to be a parent. this attitude became clearly evident when she didn't show up to taka's tenth birthday dinner. it was soon revealed that she'd forgotten, and more of the truth came tumbling out: she shirked her parental duties for an affair. and this apparently had been going on for quite some time, seeing other men that weren't her heartbreakingly devoted husband.

a divorce ensued, and taka sided with his kind, loving father, who had also always made an effort to keep japanese culture alive in the home. when taka was barely into her teens, her father sat her down to tell her about a woman he'd met online, one he'd fallen in love with. the catch was that she lived in malibu. taka was given the choice to live with her mother or move to the united states with her father. she easily chose the latter.

lashonda rhimes, successful anesthesiologist to the stars, and kenta's second wife. she was a few years younger, though not egregiously so, but still childless. and she treated taka like her own child, which might have been externally brushed off by the surly teenager, but taka came to appreciate it. he was popular in his new home, with his accent and his money and his looks. being so intelligent, the transition to a new continent wasn't difficult at all, and he finished high school near the top of his class.

he didn't really have a plan for his life, and all his parents really wanted out of him was just for him to go to college. an acceptance to duke university was sweetened by some scholarships, and whatever those didn't cover was easily made up for by the wads of cash his family had. taka had started smoking weed not long after landing in the US, but she branched out into new drugs while in durham, north carolina, for college.

acid trips were unpleasant every time she tried dropping; and she didn't like injecting anything to leave marks behind on her pretty body. but she soon found a bad habit in cocaine. she would sniff a few lines, party for several hours, go home and do homework, go to class, and go to modeling shoots, and do it all over again. somehow, using sheer ambition probably, she finished college within 4 years, even with a double major and a couple semesters spent studying abroad.

bouncing around the US for a year or so; living with his aunt in japan for a couple years; and then landing in anchorage for the next adventure around 2016

these days, taka keep busy in any way she knows how: too long with her own thoughts can be dangerous and make her itch to return to her cocaine habit. but they've done a good job of staying clean. taka doesn't need to work for money—his mother sends him gobs of money to curry his favor, and his father and stepmother have nobody else to spoil—but he does work to stay busy, spinning tunes at the boom boom room; modeling for small indie publications and brands; and gaining some traction as a music producer.

with more money than one person should ever need, taka gives a lot of it away. there are a few charities she routinely makes generous donations to; but she also likes to take care of her friends. she'll buy her closest friends whatever they want, buy their groceries, offer to pay rent or even let them stay in her house, offer to pay their medical bills... seriously, what is one lonely person gonna do with all those digits in their bank account? besides, spending money is the only way she knows how to show love.

[carriesthewind]

This poll inspired me to listen to the podcast Sold a Story and holy cow do I recommend it (especially if you live in America, although possibly also England or Australia). It's about the current failures of reading education in the United States, and how and why schools have been using a debunked method to try (and fail) to teach kids to read for decades. (one of the the things it didn't touch on, and that I am now very curious about, is if learning to read is different with writing systems that are more heavily based on logographies, rather than syllabaries or alphabets (note: I only speak English and know very little about languages or language acquisition so that might be a stupid question)).

And one of the things that I really like about it, as a liberal/progressive/lefty person, is how it demonstrates how people who share my general beliefs and political opinions can (and were) seduced into believing a lot of very wrong things and going completely against science: from the democrat who was skeptical of a method because it was being pushed by GW Bush as part of No Child Left Behind; to the black teacher who was sure that the white suburban schools, with all their resources, must be using methods proven to give their kids the best education (spoiler: she realizes it was all just aesthetics and the parents were hiring private tutors: the answer was just money); to the progressive educators who are highly skeptical of the hierarchy and rigidity of "traditional" phonics education; hell, even to the basics of the assumption that more books + more autonomy for kids must = better (...and miss that even if those things are good and necessary, you can't ignore the context that they are being provided in). A very good listen for reminding myself to look to where my own biases and assumptions may be tripping me up and leading me down a wrong path.

[tousey-mousey]

I know this is a joke but at the same time I do not think children should be forced to wake up earlier than 7am, or 8am if they're in year 9 or above. School should not start classes earlier than 8:30 for younger kids or 9:30am for older ones. And I mean realistically, given that you have a 30 minute period of assembly/homeroom/whatever... you're starting classes at 9am for younger kids or 10am for older kids. Finish school at 4:30pm if you want for the older ones: better to start late and finish late.

Also, and I cannot stress this enough: please stop giving children homework that isn't "this is classwork you didn't do". I never gave homework when I was teaching, because when I tried it led to worse outcomes and I fucking learnt my lesson.

If you're not allowing 90 minutes for little kids to get up, get dressed, and get to school then you're GUARANTEEING that a huge chunk of those kids are not going to eat breakfast, are not going to sleep well, are not going to start the day on a good footing to learn.

No more early starts.

No more hungry kids.

No more expectations that 15 year olds have their shit together more than coincidentally.

Group work to be done in classes and only older kids (final three years) expected to do group work outside of classrooms.

Assessments for learning difficulties to be FREE AND AVAILABLE.

Affordable or free food for kids who need it.

An end to charging non-citizen immigrant families for public school educations. I don't know if this is a thing overseas but it was 5 years ago in Australia.

Government funding of tutors for kids who need it, non-means-tested, available to anyone who wants it.

Re-evaluation of the role of religious institutions in the private schooling system.

So many reforms are possible to make our next generation of kids' lives better.

children should NOT be forced to wake up earlier than 6 am to get to school on time. what if they are working the night shift at freddy fazbear’s

[study-abroad-delhi]

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1. Government Scholarships

The Australian government offers various scholarships for international students:

Australia Awards Scholarships

Funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

Covers tuition fees, living expenses, health insurance, and airfare.

Available for undergraduate, postgraduate, and vocational courses.

Destination Australia Program

Supports study in regional Australia to promote regional growth.

Offers scholarships worth up to AUD 15,000 per year for eligible students.

Research Training Program (RTP)

Aimed at postgraduate research students.

Covers tuition fees and provides a stipend for living expenses.

2. University-Specific Scholarships

Many Australian universities offer scholarships for international students. Some notable examples include:

University of Sydney International Scholarships

Covers tuition fees and living expenses for outstanding students.

Melbourne International Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships

Merit-based awards for high-achieving students.

Australian National University (ANU) Chancellor’s International Scholarship

Up to 50% tuition fee reduction for exceptional students.

Monash International Leadership Scholarship

Covers full tuition fees for top-performing international students.

University of Queensland Scholarships

Wide range of scholarships for undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students.

3. Private and External Scholarships

Numerous private organizations and foundations provide scholarships for international students:

Rotary Peace Fellowships

For students pursuing master’s programs in peace and conflict resolution.

Fulbright Scholarships

Available for U.S. citizens studying or conducting research in Australia.

Commonwealth Scholarships

Funded by the Commonwealth of Nations for students from member countries.

4. Institutional Financial Aid and Discounts

Merit-Based Discounts: Many universities offer partial fee waivers for academic excellence.

Faculty-Specific Aid: Some departments provide additional scholarships for their students.

Early Bird Discounts: Students applying early may receive tuition fee discounts.

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Certain scholarships are targeted at specific fields of study:

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Arts and Humanities: Opportunities for students in creative arts, literature, and social sciences.

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Start Early: Research scholarships as soon as you decide to study in Australia.

Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet all criteria before applying.

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Meet Deadlines: Submit your applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues.

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While scholarships are valuable, students can also work part-time to supplement their finances:

Work Hours: Up to 48 hours per fortnight during the semester and unlimited hours during holidays.

Common Jobs: Hospitality, retail, tutoring, and administrative roles.

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Scholarships and financial aid make studying in Australia accessible to international students from diverse backgrounds. By researching opportunities, preparing strong applications, and seeking expert advice, you can significantly reduce your financial burden and focus on your academic journey.

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Trends Shaping Education in Malaysia 2025

By Dr. Riyas M K, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, YES International College, Malaysia

As the world embraces an era of rapid change, Malaysia’s education sector has risen to the challenge, adapting to global trends while addressing the unique needs of its diverse population. By 2025, Malaysia has positioned itself as a leader in Southeast Asia’s educational innovation, blending traditional values with forward-looking strategies. Here are the key trends shaping education in Malaysia today.

One of the most transformative shifts in Malaysia's education system is the full integration of digital tools and technologies. The hybrid learning model, combining in-person and online education, has become the norm across institutions.

Key Developments:

Advanced Learning Management Systems (LMS), powered by AI, are enabling personalized learning experiences.

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are redefining practical learning in fields like medicine, engineering, and the arts.

Online platforms offering Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) allow students to access global content without leaving Malaysia.

The Ministry of Education is also actively supporting digital literacy among teachers and students to ensure equitable access to technology-driven education.

The job market in 2025 demands constant upskilling and reskilling. To meet this need, Malaysian institutions are promoting lifelong learning programs. These courses, often available online, cater to working professionals seeking to upgrade their skills.

Fields like cybersecurity, green energy solutions, and AI-driven data analytics are popular among learners. The government’s push to subsidize short courses and certifications has made lifelong learning more accessible.

Sustainability has become a cornerstone of education in Malaysia. Institutions are embedding the principles of environmental conservation and sustainable development into their curriculums.

Examples of Initiatives:

Universities are offering programs focused on renewable energy, eco-friendly design, and climate change adaptation.

Many campuses are becoming green, adopting solar energy, waste recycling systems, and water-saving technologies.

Students participate in community-driven sustainability projects, such as reforestation and urban farming, linking academic concepts to real-world impact.

This focus on sustainability not only prepares students for future challenges but also aligns with Malaysia’s broader goals of achieving environmental sustainability.

Malaysia continues to attract international students with its cost-effective and high-quality education. By 2025, the country is hosting students from over 150 nations, thanks to its globally recognized degree programs and twinning options.

Twinning Programs and credit transfers with universities in the UK, Australia, and the US remain a popular pathway, allowing students to gain international exposure without the full financial burden. The government’s streamlined visa processes for international students have further enhanced Malaysia’s reputation as an education hub.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing a significant role in shaping how education is delivered in 2025. From personalized learning paths to predictive analytics, AI has become an indispensable tool in Malaysian classrooms.

Innovations in AI-Powered Education:

Adaptive assessments tailor difficulty levels to individual student needs.

AI tutors and chatbots offer instant feedback and support, enhancing the learning experience.

Predictive analytics help institutions identify struggling students early, enabling timely interventions.

Malaysia remains committed to providing affordable education without compromising quality. By 2025, scholarships, financial aid, and flexible payment plans are more accessible than ever.

Public universities and private institutions alike have embraced technology to reduce operational costs, passing on the savings to students. This affordability attracts both local and international learners, making Malaysia a beacon of accessible education.

Malaysia’s education system has increasingly emphasized research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Universities now serve as incubators for startups and innovation centers.

Notable Trends:

Collaborative research between academia and industry is on the rise, particularly in fields like biotechnology and renewable energy.

Students are encouraged to develop entrepreneurial skills, with many institutions offering startup incubation programs.

Government grants and private investments are fostering groundbreaking research.

Modern education in Malaysia is all about flexibility. Whether it’s twinning programs, credit transfers, or modular learning, students now have multiple pathways to achieve their academic and career goals.

Institutions are also introducing stackable certifications, where students can earn credentials incrementally, building towards a full degree at their own pace.

By 2025, Malaysia has successfully embraced trends that make education future-proof, inclusive, and globally competitive. From cutting-edge digital tools to sustainability-focused curriculums, the country’s education sector is preparing students to excel in an interconnected world.

At YES International College, we are proud to be part of this transformative journey, equipping our students with the skills and knowledge to thrive in an ever-changing landscape. Malaysia’s education system is not just keeping up with the times—it’s leading the way.

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Christian Cole Dragavei

CHRISTIAN COLE DRAGAVEI Username: @RunedShadows FC: Hero Fiennes Tiffin Birth Name: Christian Cole Dragavei Alias(es): Cole Dragavei, Cole, Christian Cole. Nicknames: Cole, Char-Cole, Chrissy. Status: Alive Species: Demon/Nephilim.

BASIC INFO: Agє: 33 D.O.B: 12/08/1991 Birth Location: London, England Sexual Orientation: Bisexual Relationship Status: Taken - Also a widow. Occupation: Downworlder Mercenary. Astrological Sign: Sagittarius

Skills: Reading, Cooking, Drawing, Painting, Hunting, Tracking and Fighting. ⤅ Chrisitan very much enjoys reading.

Fluent Languages: English, French and Russian. ⤅ When Christian was thirteen, he spent three years in Russia learning about the culture, art and many other things. He learned how to speak Russian from a tutor his parents had hired during the entirety of those three years, which at first came very naturally to him. His father was originally from Russia, which could have been the reason as to why it came so naturally to him. His mother was English from London.

DESCRIPTION / APPEARANCE: Height: 6 Feet & 2 Inches Hair Color: Charcoal Black Eye Color: Baby Blue & Black Skin Tone: Pale - White. Other: Slim, Muscular, Tattooed ⤅ Christian is nicely dressed, simple. He usually prefers to wear black. His clothing mostly consists on black or white shirts with lettering, tight black skinny jeans, a pair of Vans sneakers. This attire is his choice of clothing when operating his book store compared to his attire of his lawyer job. ⤅ A nice black suit, often black pants and a dress shirt with a tie will do the trick, is Christian’s choice of attire when at his professional job. He doesn’t like wearing it often simply for the fact that, as a child, ⤅ ⤅ Christian was often required to wear a uniform at the private school his parents forced him to attend. ⤅ Christian has a wide variety of tattoos that decorate his body. Most of them are from his years of traveling the world during his teenage years. Others are from important periods or memories in his lifetime. ⤅ One of Christian’s favorite tattoos are of four intertwining hearts with vines that rest just on the outside of his heart located on his upper chest. Each of the hearts represent a family member that was killed when he was a child. His mother, father and his baby brother before he’d even been born yet. The last heart represents his son Dimitri, who’d passed away a few hours just after having been born to his ex husband Sam. ⤅ Another one of his favorite tattoos is the one along his upper chest. The tattoo is the name of his son Dimitri. This tattoo was done in secret from his ex husband after they divorced. Dimitri was Christian’s second chance, but was taken too soon from him.

PERSONALITY / ATTITUDE: ⤅ For most of Christian’s life he’s been raised in Russia and England , which is why he had an accent. His adoptive parents sent him away to a private boarding school for his early childhood as well as his teen years. ⤅ Christian can be very shy at first but once someone gets to know him or he gets to know someone on a personal level he can be quite talkative, in a good way. ⤅ Christian has manners. He is a gentleman, respectful and charming. ⤅ Christian is kind hearted, loving and open. ⤅ Sometimes, when his limits are pushed, Christian can develop an attitude though usually it's gone within hours. ⤅ Christian rarely ever opens up about his past, not even with those he’s known for years.

LIKES: ⤅ Christian LOVES reading books. You can always find books throughout his house, on the nightstand in his bedroom and even in the kitchen. ⤅ His favorite types of books are adventure, traveling, romance and horror. ⤅ He loves traveling, especially with company. ⤅ Places that he had visited over the years: ★ Russia ★ Australia ★ Ireland ★ Spain ★ Belize ★ Italy ★ Canada ★ England ★ France ★ Idris ★ Heaven & Hell ⤅ He /loves/ chocolate cupcakes. Give him a cupcake and he will be your best friend. ⤅ His favorite kind of cupcake is dark chocolate with peanut butter frosting. ⤅ He loves hugs. Any kind of hugs to be honest. He loves giving them as well. Big teddy bear hugs are his favorite. ⤅ He loves nature, camping and being with wild animals. ⤅ He /loves/ animals. He has a siverian husky named Caesar. He also had a black kitten named Lucifer and a little orange kitten named Michael. ⤅ The love he has for his pets is beyond anything imaginable. ⤅ He loves tattoos. He has well over 25 of them by which are mixed in with many runes that he has on his skin from over the years.

DISLIKES: ⤅ He dislikes disrespectful people. ⤅ He /very much/ dislikes liars and people who steal. ⤅ He dislikes people who cheat on others. ⤅ He dislikes talking about his past because it’s filled with death of the ones closest to him. ⤅ He dislikes when people judge him before even taking the chance to get to know him.

FAMILY: Father (Biological) (Human): Rémi Dragavei (Deceased) Mother (Biological) (Human): Ella Dragavei (Deceased) Brother (Biological) (Human/Demon): Elijah Rowen Dragavei (@UnhallowedSouls) (Alive) Brother (Adoptive) (Wolf) Sammy Mclean (@_Sammy) (Alive - Unknown) Nephew by @_Sammy (Adoptive) (Human): David (@LittleShyDavid) (Alive - Unknown) Daughter by Mel: Deceased Ex-Husband (Angel): Sam (@StarAngcl) (Deceased) Son by @StarAngcl (Biological): Dimitri Soul Dragavei (Deceased) Unborn Daughter by @StarAngcl Illiana Dragavei (Deceased) Partner: @herlxstful_mind (Current - Alive)

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Australia Immigration Interpretation for CSOL.

The Division of Domestic Issues has clarified the suggestions of Caveat 14, tending to concerns with respect to its elucidation in connection to the Center Aptitudes Occupation List (CSOL). This caveat relates to parts “not given for beneath an Worldwide Exchange Commitment (ITO)” and was initially outlined to emphasize occupations recorded on the CSOL due to commitments beneath ITOs.

However, the Department has recognized that the language of the caveat, especially when considered alongside the Explanatory Statement, may result in a narrow interpretation suggesting that applications for Chefs are confined to certain nationalities as dictated by existing ITOs.

To rectify this situation:

The Department will prioritize amendments to the instrument to enhance clarity.

In the meantime, applications for Chefs will not face nationality restrictions, allowing such applications to be submitted and approved without issue.

Caveat 14's Relevance to Other Occupations:

The caveat will continue to apply to specific occupations, reflecting particular labor market dynamics and stakeholder input:

Other Sports Coach or Educators (Wushu Military Expressions Coach or Yoga Teachers As it were): This part, classified as a Aptitude Level 4 occupation, is for the most part not included on the CSOL.

Private Tutors and Teachers nec and Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner: These positions were not endorsed for inclusion based on feedback from stakeholders and labor market assessments conducted by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA).

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bodhi cooper

eighteen / september fifteenth

clubs: coastal voices, surf club, founder of the clean beach initiative (cbi)

out-going, confident, friendly, shallow, gullible, flirtatious

meet the student:

bodhi is a native of the coastal, byron bay in australia and his family has always been wealthy, with his mother being a entreprenuer and af ounder of a fortune 500 company that went international when bodhi was still in primary school. because of his mother's success, bodhi has spent a lot of his life living in various places around the world, and has always experienced a high level of education either through private tutors or attending ivy league schools in north america.

with bodhi and his twin sister about to graduate and head off to college, the family decided to settle back down close to home to close out their secondary school education so they can graduate in a place familiar to them.

bodhi has never been a particularly exceptional student, but what he lacks in intelligence, he makes up for with enthusiasm and he always tries his best. bodhi's true passion is surfing, and he can be regularly found on the beach, trying to catch a wave between classes and clubs - he surfs competitively and will go on to focus on a career in surfing when he graduates.

bodhi's attitude towards coastal's new international initiative is positive, he's always had a thing for americans, and if he was being frank, they've always had a thing for him - and anyone who's a fan of bodhi, bodhi is a fan of.

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