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Whether you're an engineer, a farmer, or just someone curious about how things work, this blog is sure to pique your interest. We’re talking about hydraulic pumps.

Let's kick things off by acknowledging the unsung heroes behind the scenes—the hydraulic pump manufacturers. These companies are the true backbone of the hydraulic industry, producing the heart and soul of hydraulic systems. Companies like TAFETafe have been leading the way in manufacturing high-quality hydraulic pumps that power a multitude of applications.

[jakeboris]

Check out TAFE Power for diesel water pumps price

Are you looking for the perfect diesel water pump for your agricultural needs? Check out TAFE Power for diesel water pumps price and their specifications. The pumps designed by TAFE Power are designed efficiently to handle water transfer tasks across various applications for your farming activities.

Your farm can be built efficiently and effectively with TAFE Power products. TAFE Power offers agriculture-specific power solutions for farming that needs that can be tailored to your farming needs. If you are searching for agriculture specific power solution, then TAFE Power’s diesel engines for agriculture can be your best choice as these engines are built for performance and durability in the agricultural setting.

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Diesel water pump for agriculture

TAFE POWER offers high-head diesel water pump for agriculture and portable agriculture motor pump for a considerable price. TAFE is committed to keeping updating the new technologies and also ensures the timely delivery of machines. TAFE machines are made of sturdy and best-quality raw materials and most of these machines are approved by appropriate authorities for quality as well as safe operation.

[ihaznoclue]

Thou shalt not die - Part 1

For some context on this post I did in fact watch the episode that had Akiko's backstory, So basically Akiko was sent to help soldiers during the great war, she was tasked by Mori to heal the military soldiers on Tokoyami Island where the war held in.

For her special ability - Thou shalt not die - It's a special power where Akiko holds a rare ability to heal wounds that is serve to death or if the person is partially half-dead or full dead. She is unable to heal minor wounds since she needs to severely injure the person to actually heal them fully. She can also heal herself if she has badly wounded injuries on her body. For her ability to heal people, butterflies will appear from her body and she will have to touch on one's serve injuries to recover them instantly.

Pairings -> Optimus Prime (Human) x Female Reader

Warnings -> backstory trauma, murder mentioned, injuries, near death situations, May be OOC (out of character)

Note -> Reader is positioned to be the same as Akiko Yosano from bungou stray dogs but I may not get it accurate since I haven’t watched the anime so I’ll try my best also I might have to do this in parts

A/n -> NOT PROOF-READ (I just couldn't be bothered after a hard day at TAFE T-T)

Genre -> obviously angst but there might be some fluff

You saved many lives in the great war between the Autobots and the decepticons, you were the type to heal the badly wounded soldiers who fought for their rights.

It was a very cruel world, the never ending war continuing and you got sick of it, sick of saving lives that continued to get out there to die over and over again. You didn't like how many of them like to take the advantage of you just because you can heal them, you became exhausted on your behalf, you tended to treat the badly wounded ones to get them back up on their feet again.

You remember the time of how little you were, you were just a kid, a kid that just wanted a normal life and not to be dragged by a chief that found you just for your ability.

You were quite gifted with your power, seeming that you can treat your wounds yourself, but you didn't like how you have to brutally murder the people who had injuries that can not be treated by your ability.

You ability was just for people who were just on the edge of death, you were a doctor who can save lives, save the life's of your special ones. Now you were hiding away in a base, trying to not get spotted by the decepticons who can easily murder you if they could, but that won't be the case, You can never die by treating yourself anyways.

It's been days to weeks to months to years of hiding away, but you have been having a good time around the ones you call friends. To the day of meeting some random kids on a random day wasn't on your to do list, the autobots got very attached to theses kids which was a sight to see.

You on the other hand didn't care for that kind of stuff as you thought of many times on how to get to stop the war, it felt like it was on your hands that you caused the war to continue. You just couldn't shake off the fact of the solider who was kind enough to hand you a hair ornaments that was shaped as a butterfly. You could never forgive yourself even though you were manipulated by the man who you trusted and that you consisted a 'friend'.

"Name, I need you" A voice called out to you, you turned around to only see Ratchet where he was standing near his desk, trying to take the sample of something that looked like a medicine of some sort

"Coming" You spoke, walking over to where Ratchet was, while the others were doing their owns things somewhere else, the kids were on the couch doing their own thing

Miko and Jack competing each other at video games while Raf was busy with his computer typing some stuff on his computer, maybe got to do with school

A beep came through the monitor, detecting some Cons and some suspicion action happening

"Optimus, you might want to see this" You spoke up while Ratchet was closely looking to see anything else, then Optimus appeared behind you as he looked at the same thing

He couldn't figure anything out on what was happening but he insisted that you would come with him to see what was happening, you nodded as you stood up from your seat

Optimus also called for Bee just in case if anything was too happening suddenly, bee gave Optimus a nod as well as Ratchet activated the ground bridge for you three to go through

As soon as you guys went through the ground bridge, you all heard a commotion as soon as you went through

You guys went in battle mode as there were cons fighting but they weren't fighting you three which was confusing until one of them started to shoot at you three which caused you to get a light injury on your side which caused you to yelp a little

Optimus helped you hide behind a corner wall with him as bee was on the left side of you guys, "Name, are you able to fight?" Optimus asked

"Heh, What kind of question is that Boss? Of course I can, Just because I'm a doctor doesn't mean I can't fight for myself and besides It just a small cut through" You spoke as you gave him a grin

It was time for battle, Optimus came from behind the wall as he start to shoot the cons that he could see as well as Bee while you fought anyone left standing

It took sometime to finally get everyone but...

You could hear some clapping, turning your head to the side as you heard a voice come through as they came from the corner

"Bravo, well done. You managed to get rid of those guys in no time!" The guy grinned which gave you the chills as your eyes widened, you felt like you couldn't swallow as you felt the need to punch this guy in the face

It was him..

Why was he here of all places..

Why?

"It has seemed that you moved on quite well.." He paused then looked at you with his red eyes "Right Name?" they way he said you name was disgusting as if you wanted to throw up

Optimus and Bee just looked confused as they both looked back at you but only they could see the fear and terror in your widen eyes as if you knew this guy

"Who are you and what do you want and How do you know Name?" Optimus spoke as he kept glaring at the strange guy

"Oh that's quite simple she use to work for me and boy she was a handful I must say"

You couldn't even look him in the eyes as you lowered your head, your mind was racing with thoughts

'What was he doing here?, What's is his intentions to do to you after finding you for years?, Is he going to kill you, hurt you?'

"Why are you here?" You muttered out catching everyone's attention, the man stopped talking as he tilted his head smirking widely

"I'm sorry dear what was that? I didn't quite catch that-"

"WHY ARE YOU HERE DAMNIT?!" You yelled, you were furious but you felt fear as well, seeming that you couldn't do anything to get rid of this bastard

"Simple.. I'm here.." He paused as he now looked at you "For you" This made you take a deep breath as you were about to speak but Optimus Cut you off

"Name is not going with you and seeming that you know each other, name doesn't seem to like you"

"Optimus..." You spoke out, Optimus looked back at you.. he then saw the fury in your eyes as he got the momeo

"This is my fight and my fight alone, You guys go find out what was the strange reading that Ratchet saw"

"Name.. I do not require you-"

"I can handle, just go" You spoke loudly, seeming you wanted to end this here and now with your worst enemy that was standing before you

UGHHH I COULDN'T SEEM TO FINISH SO IM DOING PARTS

-A<3

[hstayafanart]

Last of the main group! I may keep going with other AUs, just because drawing kitties is fun and doesn't take a lot of brain power. (I'd like to update Error a bit, too. Not happy with his face markings still) I'm still working on my fics but TAFE is so intense, I don't have a lot of brain power left over to write: drawing's a lot easier. Anyway, I'm still hanging around, just vibing and having a good time!

Here's his brother, Paprika!

Click here for all my UTMV cat designs!

Killer

Nightmare

Ink

Dream

Blue

Cross

Error

Dust

And more!

[asterdotash]

the art worms haven't stopped, after i got home today i speedran this, inspired by this song and yeah,,,,,, it's cool

this is actually canon to alexis' backstory despite being a screenshot redraw from bladerunner lol, the big blue lady is called Auris and she's one of the three Wisps who give Alexis and the other Syphons their power (i know it's a lot of words just bear w me if u don't understand)

long story short she's lowkey manipulative as hell but as of rn alexis doesn't know that cuz he's only like a year or 2 max into his superhero-ing

idk maybe i'll make a masterpost on alexis' lore one day, it's all in a hodge podge of google docs rn because i just kinda throw things at the wall n see what sticks when i'm bored at tafe

had a blast w the texture brushes on this one tho :O

[2007diary]

hello it has been a very hot minute since I last posted. i got dahlias last friday :D, been to Sydney seen laufey live, and stray kids too. I have best friends now which I'm so grateful to have. I have been doing 2 courses at tafe. I finish my cert 2 in baking this friday! hopefully I pass HAHA. and I got my cert 3 in visual arts!!, I finish that somewhere in december. I am thinking of doing the diploma of visual arts next year in my town, and I'll move out in 2 years when my diploma ends and I'll be able to save up alot for Sydney. my mental health has been horrid tho twas why I stopped posting. had alot of rel@pses and s. attempts. I am okay now and doing abit better. my hyper fixation rn is chicago the music tehe and I now have brown hair for the first time!!! + I go by Chantelle now. my birth name, I finally feel like the name belongs to me and suits me and I feel like me for once which is why I felt like I could use Chantelle again🤍 Ive had a rough couple of months but I found alot of love in charcoal art, which is why I think I should pursue the diploma :)) with my art in these courses I focus alot of the topic of palestine, my culture my family and mostly the genocide . my teacher is always very moved by my art and artworks dedicated to my dad's country of origin and I think it's important to show really powerful and confronting content in art. so that is why I am rlly excited to start my enrolment for the next course hehe! bc I just really want my art to touch people's hearts etc etc. 🤍🤍 anyways I'll start posting again to my very tiny amount of followers HAHAH ily

[quartzgh0st]

Was in TAFE yesterday and the power went out for 3.5 hrs. By the end there were only 7 people remaining in class. I am blue and Tism :)

[tafepowerengines]

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[jakeboris]

TAFE Power understands the importance of the quality and durability of diesel engines

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Have you been searching for the perfect pump set engine price that is at a part in price and good quality? Then, no look further than TAFE Power’s diesel engine pump sets are built to last, delivering both reliability and efficiency for your pumping needs. Check out the TAFE Power website for more details.

[mycreating]

Diesel engine generator

TAFE POWER, an innovative manufacturer of diesel engine generator, is very successful in meeting the agricultural needs of the farmers and the diesel generator manufacturers' needs in the market. Besides improving production efficiency, mechanization encourages large-scale production of diesel generator power and enhances the quality of farm produce. they are committed to keeping updating the new technologies.

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Enhance Your Language Skills with English Classes in Australia – Powered by Kiya Learning

Introduction

Australia is a melting pot of diverse cultures, where English proficiency is vital for effective communication, career growth, and daily life integration. Whether you're an international student, a working professional, or someone looking to sharpen language skills, learning English offers limitless benefits. Kiya Learning, a leader in innovative and personalized education, provides the tools and resources to help learners master English in Australia.

1. Why Choose Kiya Learning for English Classes in Australia?

Personalized Learning Experience: Kiya Learning customizes the learning journey to fit individual language levels, learning speeds, and specific objectives.

Expert Instructors: English classes at Kiya Learning are led by certified language instructors, with years of experience helping students from all backgrounds.

Flexible Learning Formats: With options for online classes, in-person sessions, or a hybrid approach, Kiya Learning caters to various lifestyles.

Focus on Practical Usage: Courses emphasize real-world English application to improve conversational skills, vocabulary, and confidence.

2. Who Can Benefit from English Classes in Australia?

Kiya Learning's English programs cater to:

New Immigrants: English proficiency helps newcomers integrate into Australian culture, making it easier to access services, communicate, and connect.

Students: Secondary school, university, or TAFE students needing additional support in English, particularly those on the IELTS/TOEFL path.

Professionals: Specialized courses for business English are designed to help employees and executives navigate workplace communication.

Children and Young Learners: Kiya Learning provides age-appropriate English classes that emphasize foundational grammar, vocabulary, and fluency.

3. Types of English Classes Offered by Kiya Learning

General English Classes: Covering grammar, pronunciation, reading, and writing, these classes develop well-rounded English skills for all proficiency levels.

IELTS and TOEFL Preparation: Tailored specifically for those aiming to study or work in Australia, these classes focus on skills tested in these standardized exams.

Business English: Courses focused on business communication, etiquette, and professionalism in English, essential for success in corporate Australia.

Conversational English: For those looking to improve speaking fluency and comprehension, this course emphasizes everyday conversational skills.

English for Kids and Teenagers: Designed to engage younger learners through interactive methods, improving foundational language skills early on.

4. Key Features of Kiya Learning’s English Classes

Engaging Curriculum: Kiya Learning integrates storytelling, multimedia resources, and interactive exercises into each lesson.

Small Class Sizes: Ensuring individualized attention, smaller groups enable students to practice and receive feedback directly from instructors.

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Cultural Sensitivity: Kiya’s classes incorporate an understanding of Australian culture, idioms, and accents, helping students gain cultural fluency alongside language skills.

5. Why English Proficiency Matters in Australia

Understanding and using English proficiently is key for:

Education: Most Australian universities and schools deliver courses in English, making language proficiency essential for academic success.

Career Opportunities: From hospitality to tech sectors, English fluency opens doors to varied career opportunities across industries in Australia.

Social Integration: English is not just a tool for survival; it’s the language of connection in Australia. Building friendships, navigating services, and participating in community activities are all enhanced by English fluency.

6. How Kiya Learning Stands Out in Teaching English in Australia

Holistic Support: Kiya Learning goes beyond language lessons, offering resources for personal development, public speaking, and personality development.

Flexible Pricing Options: Affordable packages and flexible payment plans make English classes accessible to all.

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7. Student Success Stories

1. Maria’s Journey: As a new immigrant in Sydney, Maria found herself struggling with everyday conversations. Enrolling in Kiya Learning’s Conversational English course helped her gain the confidence and vocabulary she needed to interact in social settings comfortably.

2. Rahul’s Path to Career Growth: Rahul, a marketing executive, joined Kiya Learning to improve his business English. With Kiya’s practical sessions, he was able to enhance his presentation skills, making him stand out and eventually leading to a promotion.

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“Kiya Learning has completely changed my experience as a student in Australia. I feel more confident and can now engage in conversations with ease.” – Sarah L.

“The instructors are wonderful and very patient! I appreciate that they took the time to work on my individual needs and helped me achieve my goals.” – John W.

9. Practical Tips for Improving English Outside the Classroom

Kiya Learning encourages students to keep practicing even outside their classes by:

Watching English Movies and Shows: Helps with listening comprehension and introduces students to colloquial phrases and accents.

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Using English Learning Apps: Supplementing lessons with apps can reinforce what was learned in class.

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10. How to Enroll in English Classes with Kiya Learning

Easy Enrollment Process: Kiya Learning offers a simple and user-friendly enrollment process via its website.

Trial Classes: For new students, Kiya offers trial classes to experience the teaching methods and see if the program meets their expectations.

Online Assessment: Before beginning, Kiya conducts an assessment to understand each student’s current proficiency level, enabling a personalized learning path.

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Learning English in Australia with Kiya Learning is more than just language acquisition—it’s an immersive journey that empowers you to thrive academically, professionally, and socially. Kiya Learning’s structured, supportive, and culturally aware approach makes it the ideal choice for anyone looking to improve their English. Whether you’re looking to study, work, or simply connect better in Australia, Kiya Learning will guide you every step of the way.

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Excel Courses in Perth: Unlocking the Power of Data Management and Analysis

In today's data-driven world, proficiency in Excel is no longer optional—it's a necessity. Whether you're a student, professional, or business owner, the ability to navigate and leverage Microsoft excel courses perth is critical for enhancing productivity, analyzing data, and making informed decisions. If you're in Perth and seeking to elevate your Excel skills, the city offers a range of courses tailored to various skill levels, from beginner to advanced.

Why Excel Skills Matter

Excel is more than just a spreadsheet tool; it’s a powerful platform for data management, statistical analysis, and financial modeling. Mastering Excel can simplify tasks such as budgeting, tracking inventory, and analyzing large datasets. From small businesses to large corporations, industries depend on Excel to streamline workflows and present data in meaningful ways.

The benefits of Excel proficiency include:

Improved Efficiency: Learning shortcuts and advanced functions can significantly reduce the time spent on routine tasks.

Data Analysis and Visualization: Excel offers tools like pivot tables, charts, and conditional formatting, allowing users to make data visually appealing and easier to understand.

Better Decision-Making: With Excel, you can run simulations, forecast trends, and create reports that aid in strategic decision-making.

Types of Excel Courses in Perth

Beginner Excel Courses If you're new to Excel, beginner courses will teach you the basics. You'll learn how to create and format spreadsheets, input data, use basic formulas, and create simple charts. These courses are ideal for those who have minimal experience with Excel and want to build a solid foundation.

Intermediate Excel Courses For those familiar with the basics, intermediate courses offer an opportunity to dive deeper into Excel’s capabilities. You'll learn about pivot tables, advanced formulas, data validation, and how to automate tasks using macros. This level is perfect for professionals who want to enhance their productivity and data management skills.

Advanced Excel Courses Advanced courses are designed for users who are already comfortable with Excel and want to master its more complex features. Topics include advanced data analysis, financial modeling, VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), and creating dynamic dashboards. These skills are highly sought after in fields like finance, data science, and business analytics.

Specialized Excel Courses Some training centers in Perth offer industry-specific Excel courses, such as Excel for accountants, project managers, or marketers. These courses focus on using Excel in specialized roles, providing tailored content to help professionals address their unique challenges.

Where to Find Excel Courses in Perth

Perth is home to a variety of educational institutions and training centers that offer Excel courses, ranging from in-person classes to online workshops.

TAFE Western Australia: TAFE offers several Excel courses that cater to different skill levels. Their hands-on, practical approach ensures you gain the skills needed to excel in your career.

Corporate Training Providers: Many corporate training centers in Perth offer customized Excel training for businesses and individuals. These can be delivered on-site or online, offering flexibility for busy professionals.

Community Colleges: Perth’s community colleges often run short Excel courses for beginners and intermediate learners. These are a great option if you're looking for an affordable and local solution.

Online Learning Platforms: If you prefer learning at your own pace, platforms like Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and Coursera offer Excel courses that you can take from the comfort of your home. Many local Perth trainers also provide online sessions, blending local expertise with flexible access.

Benefits of Taking an Excel Course in Perth

Local Expertise: Many Excel courses in Perth are taught by instructors who have experience working with businesses in the local economy. This means they can tailor examples and case studies to industries that are prominent in the region, such as mining, finance, or agriculture.

Networking Opportunities: Taking a course in Perth allows you to connect with other local professionals. Networking with peers can provide valuable insights and open doors for future career opportunities.

Hands-On Learning: Unlike learning through self-tutorials or trial-and-error, a structured course provides hands-on training with expert guidance. You'll be able to practice real-world scenarios and ask questions as you go, speeding up the learning process.

Certificate of Completion: Many professional courses in Perth offer certifications upon completion. Having a recognized certificate can enhance your resume and prove your competency to potential employers.

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Australian Universities Navigate AI Revolution Amidst International Student Boom

Balancing Innovation and Academic Integrity in the Age of AI

The Australian higher education landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and a surge in international students, particularly from Asia. This confluence of factors presents both challenges and opportunities for universities and TAFEs.

AI: Transforming the Learning Experience

AI tools like ChatGPT are rapidly changing how students learn, offering support in research, writing, and coding. While these tools can enhance productivity and learning, they also raise concerns about academic integrity and potential misuse. Universities are actively working to integrate AI ethically while upholding academic standards. This includes:

* Developing clear guidelines on AI use: Institutions are establishing policies to ensure fair and responsible AI use in coursework.

* Promoting digital literacy: Equipping students with the skills to critically evaluate and use AI tools effectively.

* Fostering critical thinking: Emphasizing the importance of human analysis and understanding, even with AI assistance.

The Rise of the Asian Student

Australia remains a highly attractive destination for international students, especially from Asia. This influx contributes significantly to the Australian economy and enriches campus diversity. Universities are adapting by:

* Offering tailored support services: Providing language support, cultural integration programs, and specialized academic advising.

* Developing specific programs: Creating courses and degrees that cater to the interests and career goals of Asian students.

TAFE's Evolving Role

TAFEs are crucial in providing students with practical skills for the workforce. In the age of AI, this includes:

* Incorporating AI training: Integrating AI-related skills and knowledge into various vocational programs.

* Preparing for an AI-powered workforce: Equipping graduates with the skills to thrive in industries transformed by AI.

Looking Ahead

Australian tertiary education is embracing the AI revolution while navigating the ethical considerations and ensuring academic rigor. By balancing innovation with integrity, Australian institutions can continue to attract international students and provide a world-class education that prepares graduates for the future.

For more articles in this or similar topics go to the-12i-news.com

[iampikachuhearmeroar]

i agree with this. as someone who at 16-18 in 2012 and 2013, selected to do entertainment industry as part of her hsc/end of high school exams bc she thought there'd be no maths or next to no maths in it...... but was then surprised that: shock! horror! she had to know how to budget for a music festival project!! all so that she could have a decent festival line-up AND audio equipment for the bands/musical artists to play..... in the actual exam, i had to calculate power loads of lighting setups in a multiple choice question (i just looked at this for this post for shits and giggles lol).... but i guessed this question. you DO need maths. and this was at TAFE. i.e. technical college. where a good load of the courses need- yep, you guessed it- M A T H S.... to some extent.

for someone who had a friend, who at that time was training to be a primary school teacher.... but that friend decided to drop maths bc "it's ruining my schedule and marks, and i won't need it to teach year 2 students!" you DO need maths. here's an article about how aussie student teachers are failing the necessary maths test to get into teaching (and i relate to this bc the woman they interviewed for the article gave up in year 9 maths). unfortunately, you DO need high school level maths to teach any level of schooling. be it from kindy to year 12.

as someone who was dumb enough to try to do CHEMISTRY in her hsc without maths in her schedule.... before the careers counsellor at the public school she moved to said "NO. that's a terrible idea. impossible, actually.".... so, instead she had to settle for biology (which she only passed by the tiny miracle of mark scaling in my final exam.... she HATED bio lol) at the school she moved to.... bc her year group either wasn't offered senior science or not enough people selected senior science for it to run.... or that that school had no funding at the time for a senior science class for my year (much like drama)..... YOU FUCKING NEED MATHS.

i got told at business college in 2014, by my trainer, that i had to fix up my maths skills.... bc all of the fake numbers i was using for estimated fake quotes for ad agency fees in some assignments.... and the marketing budget figures i was pulling out of my ass were "all wrong" and "you can't do that in a marketing firm in the real world." but i could do it there.... just so he could have a laugh at my godawful, totally out of proportion, guesstimation skills. mind you, I did that marketing course instead of doing the uni like prep course at my local uni's "uni college" bc that needed at least baseline year 10 maths or year 11/12 general maths- I can't remember now.

my hatred/loathing for maths came from the perceived perfection they wanted in book work. why bother trying, if i was ALWAYS made into the "so, kids. this is the WORK WE DON'T WANT in your books!!! do NOT be this person!!" example in front of the class, ranging from primary school til year 10 in 2011???? it just made me give up and toss it aside; and be like "y'all motherfuckers can go fuck yourselves. my book work does NOT have to be accurate or perfectly neat at ALL, if i'm not going to be an engineer or a mathematician. so fuck you" so, it was better for me to drop it in years 11 and 12 so I didn't have to put up with this bs in maths for 2 more years.... and also so i didnt have to deal with it in maths class at a new school, to boot.

unfortunately, however, any lower jobs or even office jobs, want me to be at least numerate. but i have no idea how to use a calculator to calculate percentages. i have no idea how to convert measurements or distances. word problems always fucked me up in school.... but it's 10 times worse at 28; when you do a bs aptitude test for a job and I have no fucking idea what the actual fuck the word questions are asking.... or how to do a ratio question such as:

that i got in a job test JUST LAST WEEK..... even means. like what the fuck???? what the fuck is this??? why the fuck do I need to know this garbage just to do an admin traineeship??? fuck off. but unfortunately i have to know it..... but i have zilch idea of what the fuck it means, and what the answer is, or how to work it out. so i just blind guessed the answer as 1/2 or 1/3. or whatever the fuck the answers were.

an airforce job i looked at the other day (only bc it said NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED); said i needed a pass at least in year 10 english, science and maths. although i more than definitely had a pass in year 10 english (around a B a i think in my semester 2 report of 2011) and a pass- around a C grade- in year 10 science (although it asked specifically for the physics unit.... which i have FUCK ALL idea what i got in that portion of year 10 science)..... but what was my maths grade for year 10???? E grade- basically an aussie F for americans. it means/t elementary. if you're wondering. i always tried to get everyone to high 5 me for failing maths throughout high school.... including my year 7 and 9 naplan tests... that were, and still are, national literacy and numeracy tests. i was in the guinea pig rollout group for these tests, unfortunately. in both year 7 and 9 naplans, i got band 1 (the worst mark) across the board, in both of the maths papers: with a calculator and without a calculator... but my english marks were ALWAYS in the high band 7s and 8s- about average or slightly better than average.

but you get the point. my numeracy and other maths skills are fucking abysmal. all because i REFUSED to do anything in maths from about year 4 in 2005, onward.... but alas. however, it's cost me a huge detriment. i don't know how to use excel, AT ALL, because i'd make my dad do those "worthless" 5% assessments about excel formulas and spreadsheets..... bc "it fucks with my brain. therefore i dont have to do it. and also, i'll be a trophy wife and famous by 25.... so i'll ALWAYS have someone to do this bullshit maths for me, anyway. so why even fucking bother doing it, lmao???" (i'm just soooo ~funny and edgy~, arent i???) but i still lie through my teeth on my resume, to say that i have basic functional skills on excel..... but they're all around text formatting and word art and table formatting (lol)... basically all about making it look pretty (oh and mail merge picked up last year). but NO real maths skills. NO interesting skills around vlookup or more advanced excel usage skills.

even though i had a professor that liked me (or seemed to like me) in sociology at uni, who told me that i belonged in sociology bc of my personality..... i actively avoided it. bc it meant i had to relearn year 10 statistics for the "social research methods" subject that EVERYONE hated in the sociology major/minor. bc after all, we were arts students (lol not lol). i actively avoided psychology electives and avoided a business degree and majors/subjects for the same reason. in philosophy - YES EVEN PHILOSOPHY - i had to interpret graphs and tables bc some of the fields we did/i chose overlapped into the sciences (e.g. psychopathy in ethics (i think) or social cognition in philosophy of mind i think).... those were the subjects where i realised i had no idea how the fuck to read graphs anymore.... so i'd purposely skip over those pages.... even if they were the crux of the article i had for a reading.

stop trying to avoid maths forever. unfortunately, it's impossible. one day i'll have to apologise to my year 9 and 10 maths teacher from catholic school (who i actually graduated uni with back in 2018 bc she went back to do something else in sociology i think) and beg her to teach me from year 4 onwards..... or maybe year 3 onwards. bc i dont even understand basic fractions around adding and subtracting lol.

people will whine 24/7 about anti-intellectualism on tiktok but then turn around and say "i don't need to know math i'm never going to use this in real life"

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