1 . Work-study Program
The Work-study Program gives you the chance to work part-time on campus. If you need more money to cover all of your education-related costs, you may be eligible for this program.
Advantages
·Work experience: Last year, more than 1, 400 positions were available across all departments. The jobs vary from one department to the next, and in most cases, participants find a position in their chosen field.
·Money: During the regular academic year (September to April), you can work part-time and earn $3, 200--sometimes more -- while you take courses! During the summer time, you work full-time and can earn around $6, 000 over 18 weeks.
·Easy access: Applying for the program is easy. There is no need for face-to-face interview. All the forms you need are online; just fill in the forms and email us; we accept no letter or phone application!
Did you know?
At the University of Ottawa, it is not necessary to receive government assistance to qualify for our Work Study Program. You simply need to demonstrate financial need.
You could have one of these great Work-study jobs:
·Student ambassador (大使)
·Computing and network technician
·Marketing assistant
·Sports team manager
·Researcher/ translator
·Writer
And more!
The Admission Section receives and evaluates applications to undergraduate programs, in addition to answering applicants questions.
Phone: 613-562-5315
Toll-free phone:1-877-868-8292(#5315)
Financial Aid & Awards Service Section:
Phone: 613-562-5734
Toll-free phone: 1-877-868-8292
Regular Office Hours: Monday to Friday
September to May: 9 am to 4:30 pm
June to August: 9 am to 3:30 pm
1. How can students apply for a working position?| A．By letter |
| B．By phone |
| C．In person |
| D．Via the Internet |
| A．get some government assistance first |
| B．prove your financial need. |
| C．perform well in your studies. |
| D．have much working experience. |
| A．The students who want to focus on study. |
| B．The students who are interested in computing. |
| C．The students who need money to cover their schooling. |
| D．The students who have graduated from the university. |
1. What’s the speaker?
| A．A journalist. | B．A host. | C．A house owner. |
| A．12. | B．20. | C．28. |
| A．Language. | B．History. | C．Art. |
| A．Peter Smith. | B．Jack Brown. | C．Tom Anderson. |
3 . Welcome to Parkside Federation Academies
We are pleased to introduce you to a wide range of courses, training programmes and other activities.
Enrolment (注册)
You can enrol for any course on 01223 712340 from 29th June. You can download course information from http: //www.parksidefederation.org.uk/adult-learn-train/.
The office will not be open from 23rd July until 3rd September for enrolment in person due to building work, however, we will be taking bookings over the phone and by email during this time.
Our hosted enrolment dates are:
Parkside Campus: 12th September 10:00-12:00
Coleridge Campus: 10th September 18:00-19:30
Fees
·Fees are payable in full when you enrol.
·Refunds (退款) will be paid in fUll when a class is closed according to the College’s decision, or if you cancel your enrolment at least two weeks before the course starts. If you decide to cancel less than two weeks before the course starts you will receive a 50% refund. Unfortunately we cannot offer a refund if a course has already started.
Learner information
·If you supplied your email address, you should expect to receive a confirmation email after your enrolment.
·Free parking is available in the evening at all centres.
·Upon enrolment you will receive learner information about college support as well as policies and regulations.
·In the event of severe weather conditions that result in school closure: please check the website http: //www. parksidefederation.org.uk/ or turn on local radio for up-to-date information.
·Concessionary fees are available: if you have an income lower than the government low-income level. Proof must be shown at enrollment, otherwise the full fee will be charged.
1. If you want to enroll in person, you should avoid_______.
| A．29th June | B．24th July | C．10th September | D．12th September |
| A．No refund. | B．A 20% refund. | C．A 50% refund. | D．A full refund. |
| A．Give learners calls. | B．Write emails to learners. |
| C．Post notices on the website. | D．Announce the closure on local TV. |
| A．A college map. | B．A free parking permit. |
| C．Confirmation of schedule. | D．Information about college policies. |
| A．Reduced. | B．Standard. | C．Reasonable. | D．Unexpected. |
4 . Global Works provides international travel programs that help teens learn about the world.
Costa Rica: Wild AdventureThis service program brings you into a wildlife reserve, where you will do some voluntary work to help protect local animals. After an overnight white-water rafting (漂流) trip, you get to work on sea turtle protection projects on Costa Rican beaches!
GRADES: 9—12 DAYS: 21 DESTINATION: Costa RicaFOCUS: Wildlife Protection
AVG. GROUP SIZE:18 Students/3 Staff
Fiji Islands: Sunny Service and Island Immersion (沉浸)
Looking for an unforgettable travel program? Join our Fijian family! Experience Fijian life firsthand and contribute to service projects that bring us to the heart of the local community. In this teen volunteer program, you will have a chance to play with the local kids and teach them English!
GRADES: 9—12 DAYS: 17 DESTINATION: Fiji IslandsFOCUS: Working with Children
AVG. GROUP SIZE:16 Students/2 Staff
Puerto Rico: Hurricane Relief
This is a hands-on service trip focused on hurricane (飓风) relief and disaster prevention efforts. Home repair work is the heart of this program. The projects we work on will help families and communities to deal with a future hurricane.
GRADES: 9—12 DAYS: 8 DESTINATION: Puerto Rico, United StatesFOCUS: Building Services
AVG. GROUP SIZE:18 Students/3 Staff
France: French Immersion
Want more than just a standard France teen travel program? This French adventure has it all! From the Palais de Versailles to the French Alps, your journey introduces you to some of France’s most attractive sites and stories.
GRADES: 9—12 DAYS: 21 DESTINATION: FranceFOCUS: French Immersion
AVG. GROUP SIZE: 18 Students/3 Staff
1. What will you do if you are accepted into the travel program in Costa Rica?
| A．Rebuild homes for local families. |
| B．Enter a local swimming competition. |
| C．Help protect local animals. |
| D．Teach local kids English. |
| A．teach kids French | B．learn about disaster |
| C．work with children | D．visit attractive sites. |
| A．Puerto Rico: Hurricane Relief. |
| B．Costa Rica: Wild Adventure. |
| C．Fiji Islands: Sunny Service and Island Immersion. |
| D．France: French Immersion. |
| A．target grades | B．destination | C．group size | D．focus |
| A．To encourage students to volunteer. | B．To share how to spend holidays. |
| C．To recommend four destinations. | D．To introduce four travel programs. |
5 . Wifi UltraBoost
Have you ever noticed how much slower your Internet gets during the peak hours of the day? Luckily, there’s finally a solution! It requires only one simple device, Wifi UltraBoost, to put an end to this and many other annoying Internet problems!
How does it work?
Wifi UltraBoost spots your existing signal, improves its characteristics, and then sends already expanded Wi-Fi through all the barriers it meets on its way—whether it’s concrete walls or multiple floors. It also solves our main problem — Internet providers slowing down the speed — by preventing data usage reports from reaching Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the first place.
What are its main features?
•Working with any Internet router (路由器). •Using the frequency of 2.4 GHz.
•Achieving the transfer rate of up to 300Mbps. •Being easy to set up.
What problems does it solve?
•Slow Internet connection. •Weak Wi-Fi signals beyond 30 meters.
•Bad quality of video calls. •Wi-Fi “dead spots” around your house.
•Thick walls that weaken the signals. •Insufficient download and upload times.
How to use it?
•Step 1: Get Wifi UltraBoost from the official website.
•Step 2: Plug Wifi UltraBoost into a socket (插座) and start the equipment.
•Step 3: Be amazed at your Wi-Fi speed!
Why should we get Wifi UltraBoost today?
Wifi UltraBoost brings noticeable results immediately after you plug it in. For a limited time, Wifi UltraBoost is available to you at a price that is 60% lower (instead of $99.99)! Order now and enjoy your improved Internet connection!
1. What is Wifi UltraBoost?| A．An application to transform networks. | B．An organization to limit Internet speed. |
| C．A piece of equipment to improve Wi-Fi. | D．A formal provider to offer Internet service. |
| A．It is useful, easy to operate, but power-wasting. |
| B．It is applicable, highly efficient, and convenient. |
| C．It is popular, technically advanced, and trendy. |
| D．It is competitive, well-performing, but critical. |
| A．Guarantee high-quality video calls. |
| B．Help Internet routers function normally. |
| C．Set up an Internet connection among Wi-Fi signals. |
| D．Save the electricity used to surf the Internet. |
| A．$ 39.99. | B．$59.99. | C．$ 69.99. | D．$99.99. |
| A．An announcement. | B．A product review. | C．An official report. | D．An advertisement. |
6 . Are you worried about the planet and tired of waiting around for things to change? Go ahead and take a closer look at the various options available to volunteer for the environment!
Sustainable Agriculture
If you decide to volunteer for a sustainable agriculture project, you’ll definitely learn some interesting sustainable farming techniques. You will be learning these techniques from locals or teaching them to the local farmers so they can implement these techniques on their own.
Best Places to Volunteer:
Central or South Africa, India, Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Marine (海洋的) Conservation
Volunteers for marine conservation should naturally be attracted to water. It’s important that you don’t fear diving and have a strong interest in learning to dive during your stay. While volunteering, your task as a volunteer will be to help research, maintain and grow the unique , marine biology.
Best Places to Volunteer:
The Bahamas, Cuba, Peru, South Africa, Indonesia, Spain and Italy.
Nature Conservation
Conservation projects are dedicated to protecting the natural environment of a specific location. Tasks here may vary greatly depending on the program but it will require volunteers to study the environment and learn about the local-wildlife species. You’ll be monitoring the environment and analyzing data while taking action to preserve the local species of plants and animals.
Best Places to Volunteer:
Madagascar, the Maldives, South Africa, New Zealand and Russia.
Renewable Energy and Water
Projects focused on energy and water create ways for communities to access sustainable energy and water sources. These programs are dedicated to designing system improvements and creating a sustainable supply of energy and water. It’s important for conservation volunteers to evaluate the needs of the community and implement actions to solve these issues.
Best Places to Volunteer:
Peru, Costa Rica, El Salvador, India and Cameroon.
● Requirements
With so many subcategories and such a wide array of organizations, the required skill set will vary for each program. English is the main language on all projects so it’s important
| A．Sustainable Agriculture | B．Marine Conservation |
| C．Nature Conservation | D．Renewable Energy and Water |
| A．Peru | B．Indonesia | C．South Africa | D．India |
| A．Willingness to learn to dive. |
| B．Capability to work independently. |
| C．Experience in nature photography> |
| D．Knowledge of agriculture techniques. |
| A．Learning farming techniques by implementing these techniques on their own. |
| B．Studying the environment and perform the same natural conservation tasks. |
| C．Assessing the requirements of the community before implementing actions. |
| D．Signing up for marine conservation project even if they are afraid of the water; |
| A．Farming techniques | B．Marine biology |
| C．Data analysis | D．English language |
7 . Hiking Across the Great Outdoors
What limits you from hiking more often? Many complain that they don’t have a suitable partner to go with. If not having a suitable hiking partner is keeping you out of the woods, why not take a look at the great hiking clubs across Canada?
Yukon Outdoors Club
Website: yukonoutdoorsclub. ca
Membership cost: $10 for a single membership; $15 for a family membership.
Description: The club coordinates day hikes, backpacking trips, canoe trips, mountain biking, cross-country skiing trips, snowshoeing trips and various workshops for members to gain new skills and valuable information. The trips are open to everyone and range from easy to moderate to difficult.
UBC Varsity Outdoor Club
Website: ubc-voc. com
Membership cost: Students $40; non-UBC students $60
Description: The UBC Varsity Outdoor Club is a social group that hikes, mountaineers, kayaks (皮划艇), rock climbs and ice climbs. Travel and outdoor-minded UBC students and non-students are welcome to join. Members lead trips, run skills workshops, host presentations and tune gear. For a refundable deposit, members can borrow equipment from the clubroom’s gear cache (器材存放点). The UBC VOC has also constructed a few backcountry (偏僻地区) huts in the Coast Mountains.
Pender Harbor Hiking Group
Website: penderharborhiking. weekly. com Membership cost: Free
Description: Now in its fourth year and boasting about 100 members, the Pender Harbor Hiking Group offers a way for members to meet like-minded individuals and get fit. Hikes are scheduled two months in advance, so get on the mailing list or check the website regularly to find a hike that’s right for you! Show up at the designated meeting point, and get hiking. Hikes are usually one and a half to two hours long every Monday and Wednesday morning, but some full-day hikes are scheduled, depending on member interest.
Vernon Outdoors Club
Website: vernonoutdoorsclub. org
Membership cost: A single membership is $25, and students pay $10. Children are free when they come with a registered family member.
Description: Boasting a membership of close to 200 people, the Vernon Outdoors Club is an active group that enjoys hiking and cycling. Since the membership is comprised of outdoor lovers in general, they are encouraged to share their activity ideas and interests. The group organizes a Tuesday Rambles event each week and also hosts multi-day trips.
1. Which club costs a student the least to get a membership?| A．Yukon Outdoors Club. | B．UBC Varsity Outdoor Club. |
| C．Vernon Outdoors Club. | D．Pender Harbor Hiking Group. |
| A．Both lend hiking equipment to their members. |
| B．Both organize workshops for their members. |
| C．Both rate their members based on their hiking skills. |
| D．Both have built backcountry huts for their members. |
| A．They are mostly held on weekends. |
| B．Their schedule can only be seen on the club’s website. |
| C．They are arranged two months ahead of time. |
| D．More full-day hikes are offered than half-day hikes. |
| A．A P. E. textbook. | B．A sports leaflet. | C．A health report. | D．A gym notice. |
8 . Sydney Cinemas in Historic Buildings
The Orpheum
Running since 1935, the Orpheum is of beautiful art design. When it was built, the Orpheum was used as a theatre with a stage and dressing rooms. It could seat 1,735 people. Later, the theatre was turned into a shopping mall. However, in 1986 the theatre was bought by Mike Walsh OBE and turned into a theatre again. Now this six-screen cinema shows old and new films to people. And you can still enjoy live (现场的) music on weekends.
Where: Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, 380 a Military a Road, Cremorne
The Ritz
This family-owned cinema was built in 1937. At first, the cinema had a number of owners until, in 1993, when the owners planned to pull down the building, the local government ordered people to protect it forever. Since then, another five screens have been added, making the Ritz one of Sydney’s oldest multiscreen cinemas. It’s known for its beautiful architecture (建筑风格) and low ticket prices.
Where: 45 St. Pauls Street, Randwick
Golden Age Cinema and Bar (酒吧)
Golden Age Cinema has been carefully rebuilt. It now includes a wonderful bar that serves wines, beers and cocktails, and serves snacks and food specials to match the cinema program. Also in the building Golden Stage features live music acts. A trip to Golden Age Cinema is a relaxing experience for visitors.
Where: 80 Commonwealth Street, Surry Hills
1. When it was built, the Orpheum was designed to be ________.| A．a bar | B．a railway station | C．a theatre | D．a shopping mall |
| A．The Orpheum. | B．The Ritz. |
| C．Golden Age Cinema. | D．Golden Age Bar. |
| A．380 Military Road | B．45 St. Pauls street |
| C．80 Commonwealth Street | D．Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace |
| A．They have beautiful art design. |
| B．They are owned by the local government. |
| C．They both serve films as well as drinks. |
| D．They were once turned into shopping malls. |
| A．The Ritz can hold up to 1,735 people. |
| B．The Orpheum served as a cinema from 1935 to 1986. |
| C．The oldest multi-screen cinema in Sydney is the Ritz. |
| D．You can enjoy live music in the Orpheum on weekends. |
9 . Takashi Murakami Exhibition
You have the chance to see this great exhibition! The exhibition is colorful and active and has some stories of human survival to be told. Your children will enjoy the activity and colorful pictures there.
Address: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Date and Time: Daily 10:00 am-10:00 pm (Tuesday closes at 17:00), in the week before the New year Cost: Adults 1,600 yen (日元), 4-12 years 600 yen, under 4 free.
Phone: 03-5777-8665
Japan Fisherman’s Festival
There will be over 40 stands selling seafood and fish. The festival is supported by various Japanese fishing associations with the goal to promote eating fish. Hope to see you there eating happily!
Event Dates: Friday-Sunday (just before the New Year); Friday 11:00 am -5:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am-9:00 pm and Sunday 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Address: Hibiya Park, Tokyo
Cost: Adults 500 yen, kids below four free
Phone: 03-5777-8680
Museum of Contemporary (当代的) Art
Great way to show your kids how the movies are made and all the steps involved. The exhibition also includes over 500 pieces of art. There are hand-drawn sketches, paintings, storyboards, color scripts, and character models created by the studio’s artists.
Address: Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo
Telephone:03-5777-8600
Date and Time: Daily; closed on Mon
Cost: Adults 1.000 yen, middle school students 600 yen, primary students free
Heiwajima Antique (古董) Show
This is a huge three-day inside antique fair that you should not miss. There are over 280 vendors (销售商) that have a huge selection of Japanese, Asian and western antiques. This show only happens a few times a year.
Date: Friday, Saturday, Sunday; in the week before the New Year
Time:10:00 am-5:00 pm
Address: Heiwajima, Tokyo
Phone:03-5985-5101
1. In the Takashi Murakami Exhibition, children can________.| A．hear stories and enjoy pictures | B．take part in interesting games |
| C．watch some videos | D．draw their favorite pictures |
| A．2,200 yen. | B．1,600 yen. | C．3,200 yen. | D．3,800 yen |
| A．on Friday | B．on Sunday | C．on Saturday | D．on Thursday |
| A．Heiwajima. | B．Museum of Contemporary Art. |
| C．Mori Art Museum. | D．Hibiya Park. |
| A．03-5777-8680 | B．03-5777-8600 | C．03-5985-5101 | D．03-5777-8665 |
10 . Riding through the World
Ready to ride? The Hershey Harrisburg Region offers a variety of scenic pathways and rugged (崎岖的) trails for all skill levels in any season.
Stony Valley Rail TrollEnjoy 19 miles of family-friendly trail near Dauphin, PA. This peaceful trek through Stony Valley is part of the second largest roadless wilderness tract of land of Pennsylvania.
Trails: 1 Trail length: 19. 2 miles
Trail type: primitive Difficulty: easy
Average time: 2. 5 hrs Average trail grade: 1 degree
Capital Area GreenbeltEnjoy 21 miles of beautiful scenery, historic architecture, and magnificent views of the river and Pennsylvania Capitol complex. Combining urban, wooded, and paved trails, the Greenbelt Trail System is also popular for hikes, walks and recreational biking.
Trails: 5 Trail length: 21. 89 miles
Trail type: paved and primitive Difficulty: easy to moderate
Average time: 3. 5 hrs Average trail grade: 1. 5 degrees
Hershey Medical Center TrollTen miles of new trails wind their way through the Pean State University at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Campus. The trails are divided into two sections, with one side geared toward more challenging sides and the other hosting more: open and flowing pathways.
Trails: 10 Trail length: 9. 7 miles
Trail type: paved and primitive Difficulty: moderate
Average time: 1. 5 hrs Average trail grade: 2 degrees
Rattling Creek Troll SystemExpert riders looking for a challenging track with varied terrain (地形) will love this trail. The Rattling Creek trail network covers over 20 miles of rugged singletrack terrain, as well as miles of tamer gravel (砾石) forest roads. The trail network comprises trails in the Weiser State Forest and in Lykens Borough.
Trails: 15 Trail length: 22. 3 miles
Trail typo: primitive and rocky Difficulty: difficult
Average time: 3. 5 hrs Average trail grade: 3 degrees
1. Which of the following trails is the most suitable for family cycling?| A．Stony Valley Rail Trail | B．Capital Area Greenbelt |
| C．Hershey Medical Center Trail | D．Rattling Creek Trail System |
| A．Roadless wilderness. | B．Stunning views of a lake. |
| C．Skyscrapers and towers. | D．Buildings with a long history. |
| A．Both are 21 miles long. | B．Both are easy for riders. |
| C．Both are paved and primitive. | D．Both are divided into two sections. |
| A．Experienced riders. | B．Someone new to cycling. |
| C．Those who love urban views. | D．Those who want to relax themselves. |
| A．In a textbook | B．In an outdoor program brochure. |
| C．In a sportswear advertisement | D．In a gym notice. |
