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Noosa – Graduation Day – 30th September

It’s Friday, which means it’s graduation day where we say goodbye to our graduating students.

Another week has gone by and we are sadly saying goodbye to 6 of our lovely students, Manuel, Facundo, Henry, Nicole, Nicolai and Christine.

Firstly, we said goodbye to Manuel from the FCE Cambridge class on Thursday. Manuel has been one of our well-known students around the campus and will be missed by everyone. His class organised a suprise farewell lunch to say goodbye.

We had Facundo from the Pre-Intermediate class also leaving us this week. He will be remembered for his sense of humor and his talkative nature. Facundo will be working in Pamona for a few weeks before flying back home to Chile.

Henry and Nicole from the Intermediate class are also leaving us this week. Henry is Transferring to Maroochydore to start his IELTS course and Nicole is going on a holiday before transferring to Byron Bay to continue her studies.

From the Upper Intermediate class, we said goodbye to Nicolai and Christine. Christine is also transferring to Maroochydore to start her IELTS course and Nicolai will return home after a short time studying with us. His teacher Sandra says that both of these students have been a pleasure to have in class and will be missed.

We are going to miss all of our students that are leaving us this week, we have loved watching their English improve each week throughout their studies.

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We are sad to see these students leave us but the Lexis Noosa team wishes them all the best for the future!

Noosa – Fascinating snake and reptile show – 28th September

This week our students attended a snake and reptile show!

Many people fear Australia due to some of the animals that we have living in our country. Well, this week the students had the opportunity to face their fears and learn that actually, some are not as scary or as deadly as most first think.

This week our teachers gave the students a little break from class to go and see a snake and reptiles show that was happening close to our campus. During the presentation, the students were shown three different species of snakes and three different species of lizards. A fun fact we learnt at the show was that only 3-4 people die from a snake bite per year! A lot less than most people expect.

The students learnt so much about some of our Australian snake and lizards while being able to have a close look at them too. After the presentation, the students had the opportunity to hold a snake! Some of the students were brave, others watched them be brave from afar.
None of these snakes were dangerous and all of the species that were shown are common Australian pets.

Some of the reactions and facial expressions were priceless!

The students loved the seeing the show and getting up close and personal with the animals (well most of them). It was a perfect way to introduce them to some of the native Australian animals and add to their studying experience in Australia!

Noosa – What’s on for the long weekend – 28th September

The weekends are a perfect opportunity to explore more of what Noosa has to offer to fully soak up the study and travel experience!

If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, here is your guide:

Enjoy the buzz of horse racing this weekend! Under 18’s must be supervised by an adult.

Date & Time: Sunday 2nd October, Gates open at 11:30am

Where: Sunshine Coast Turf Club

Cost: General Admission – $15

Experience a true Queensland Music Festival and vibe out to some indie music at the Caloundra Music Festival this weekend! 18+ only.

Date & Time: Friday 30th September, 12:00pm – Late

Where: Kings Beach

Cost: General Admission – $184-200

Enjoy the long weekend everyone and stay safe!

Noosa – Student Night – 27th September

Noosa student nights are back!

A couple of weeks ago, the students had their first student night since the campus reopened again. Student nights are a perfect opportunity for the students to unwind from their studies and just have fun! It really is a big part of the whole study and travel experience!

The students enjoyed cheap drinks, cheap food and karaoke which happens every Thursday night at a local bar that is just around the corner from the campus.

The bar is also a hostel so the students have the opportunity to meet other people that have chosen Noosa as a travel destination!

As our campus grows more and more each week, we can’t wait to see our students make new friends every week and become an ever-growing family!

Noosa – New Starters – 26th September

It’s Monday, which means we are welcoming new students today!

This week we are welcoming 7 new students to our Noosa campus, just in time as the weather is starting to warm up and they can live the true Noosa experience!

Starting with us today we have, Roger and Ansgar from Switzerland, Julia and Otavio from Brazil, Abdulrahman from Saudi Arabia, Maria from Mexico and Miku from Japan.

The students are all eager to get straight into their studies while experiencing the lifestyle and beautiful beaches that Noosa has to offer! We are so excited to welcome our new students and watch them progress their English throughout their time with us.

For our new students, enjoy your first week!

Noosa – Graduation – 23rd September

Friday is graduation day at Lexis English and today, we said goodbye to three of our students.

Today we said goodbye to 3 very loved students, Suzune, Haruka and Andrea.

Firstly, we said goodbye to Suzune from the Pre-Intermediate class. Teacher Rob says she is the quiet achiever in class and will be missed by their very much. Suzune is now going to do some farm work which she is required to do for her Visa before going to the Sunshine Coast.

Second, we said goodbye to Haruka who has been studying with Lexis for two months in the Intermediate class. Now that she has finished her studies, she is going to be working in Noosa. Haruka has made many friends here and says she will visit to have lunch with her class sometime who are all going to miss her.

Last but not least, it was also Andrea’s last day today from the Upper-Intermediate class. Her teacher Sandra says that she is a very dedicated student and is always working hard. Andrea is going to be working for a while now that she has completed her studies.

We are sad to see these students leave us but the Lexis Noosa team wishes them all the best for the future!

Noosa – Job Opportunities – 20th September

Are you currently job hunting?

Here are the current opportunities from Seek.com.

If you need help with job hunting or the application process, speak to Kira or attend the Jobs Workshop from 2pm – 3pm on Tuesday’s.

All of the opportunities listed are offering:

Casual employment
Between 15-30 hours per week
$25-35 per hour

Good luck team, happy job hunting!

Noosa – New Starters – 19th September

Today at our Noosa campus, we welcomed 8 new students.

We are giving a warm welcome to our 8 new students that started today. These students have come at the perfect time of year as the weather is finally starting to warm up after a cool winter!

We are welcoming Daniel, Alex and Michell from Brazil, Sirikarn from Thailand, Nana from Japan, Raphaela from Switzerland, Marta from Spain and Chiara from Italy.

For our new students, enjoy your first week!

Noosa – New Starters – 12th September

We give a warm welcome to our 7 new students that started today at Noosa.

On Mondays we welcome our new students to our beautiful Noosa campus. This week we had 7 new starters: Yuka and Nozomi from Japan, Naima and Laura Maria from Spain, Fantine from France, Juliana from Switzerland and Juan Diego from Chile.

We are so excited to welcome these students to our Noosa campus and we know they will love their time studying with us. We can’t wait to see them all progress and improve their English throughout their time here.

For our new students, enjoy your first week!

Noosa – Friday Fun Day Scavenger Hunt – 9th September

Today Teacher Rob took the Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate students on a scavenger hunt.

The students were asked to get into teams and were given a list of tasks to complete within a time limit. Each task was worth a different amount of points depending on the difficulty of the task and they were required to get photo proof of each task that was completed. The team with the most points when the time was up, won the challenge.

The students had so much fun completing all the tasks and it was a great opportunity to explore the town at the same time.
We saw a lot of smiles and laughing from the students during the scavenger hunt!

The end results were tied and so the final winner came down to a technical decision, it was very close! Teacher Rob was feeling generous so each of the teams received a packet of Tim Tam’s for their efforts, which are a famous Australian sweet snack, and the winning team won TWO packets!

Overall, it was a very fun ending to the week and the students had a blast!

Noosa – Job Opportunities – 7th September

Are you currently job hunting?

Here are the current opportunities from Seek.com.

If you need help with job hunting or the application process, speak to Kira or attend the Jobs Workshop from 2pm – 3pm on Tuesday’s.

All of the opportunities listed are offering:

Casual employment
Between 15-30 hours per week
$25-35 per hour

Good luck team, happy job hunting!

Noosa – Chocolate Tasting – 2nd September

On Friday for our afternoon activity, the students did chocolate tasting with Kira, the Student Services Coordinator.

There were 6 varieties of chocolate, each with different flavours and made in different countries. The students tasted: Nestle Rolo, Pico Salted Caramel, Whittakers Caramel Blondie, Sunburnt Series Orange, Cadbury Fruit & Nut and Coles Belgian Dark Chocolate.

The students observed the taste, texture, and smell and gave an overall enjoyment rating out of 10 for each chocolate variety.

The students had very different opinions about each chocolate variety. Some of the students preferred the sweeter varieties and the others not so much. We saw some very funny facial expressions at times while trying the chocolate.

A few of the students are vegan and so a couple of vegan chocolate varieties were included also.

Overall, each student had their own favourite, however Australian chocolate is very different to what they’re used to!

Noosa – New Starters – 5th September

Today was a very busy day here at Lexis Noosa with 22 new starters and the beginning of our Cambridge courses.

Our Cambridge courses started today and so we had 17 Cambridge students start with us and 5 General English students.

Pictured above, we have our 5 General English students that started with us today. Taichi and Moana are from Japan, Nicolai from Switzerland, Jana from Czech Republic and Laura from Belgium.

Pictured above, we have our 17 new Cambridge students who all sat their Cambridge tests this morning. We welcome Linus from Germany, Leila, Anne-Spohie, Jan, Jacqueline, Simon, Larissa, Joel, Fiona, Andreas, Nicole, Laura, Alexandra, Nadja, Elena from Switzerland and Silvia from Spain

We are super excited to see our new Noosa campus growing bigger and bigger each week. We give a warm welcome to all of our new students and as always, we can’t wait to see each student progress over their time studying in Noosa.

Enjoy your first week everyone!

Noosa – Graduation – 2nd September

Today, we had one student graduate here at Lexis Noosa. We are saying goodbye to Sona from Japan after a short two weeks studying with us.

Sona will be very missed by the teachers and students, she always has a smile on her face!

Sona is a great student and achieved excellent results in her Elementary class! Her teacher Kelly says she was a pleasure to teach.

She is flying back to Japan on the weekend after only a short time in Australia. She has very much enjoyed her time in Noosa and is sad to leave.

Sona, we have loved having you here at Lexis Noosa and we wish you all the best for your future!

Noosa – What’s on this weekend? – 2nd September

The weekends are a perfect opportunity to explore more of what Noosa has to offer to fully soak up the work and study experience!

If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, here is your guide:

Fathers Day Races: Enjoy the buzz of horse racing this weekend! Under 18’s obtain free admission and must be supervised by an adult.

No Future Performing: No Future is spinning your fave hip hop & RnB until late!

Glitter & Goop: Create the perfect picnic accessory. Join our resin cheeseboard class to make your own resin masterpiece. We are a BYO venue! This means bring your cheese, friends and wine and borrow a glass from us.

Job Opportunities – Noosa – 30th August

Are you currently job hunting?

Here are the current opportunities from Seek.com.

If you need help with job hunting or the application process, speak to Kira or attend the Jobs Workshop from 2pm – 3pm on Tuesday’s.

All of the opportunities listed are offering:

Casual employment
Between 15-30 hours per week
$25-35 per hour

Good luck team, happy job hunting!

Relaxing Friday Afternoon – Noosa – 26th August

Friday afternoon was very relaxing for some of our students.

A big group of students had a farewell celebration for our graduating students on Friday afternoon so the Noosa campus was quiet after classes finished.

The remaining students relaxed in the park for our Friday activity.

Aya and Jasmine enjoyed Friday afternoon relaxing in the park with Kira our Student Services Coordinator. They listened to music and had lots of conversations and laughs. A perfect way to end the week!

New Starters – Noosa – 29th August

On Mondays is when we welcome new students to our campus.

This week we’re welcoming 7 new students: Andre, Fabio and Taleo from Brazil, Kaho, Hiroyuki and Suzune from Japan and Martin from Chile.
Everyone is super excited to be here and we are so excited to welcome these new students to our campus.

As always, we can’t wait to see them improve their English over their time here.

The team at Lexis Noosa wishes you the best of luck for your first week!

Graduation – Noosa – 26th August

Today we are saying goodbye to seven of our lovely students, Riko, Shiori, Hector, Alina, Silas, Sue and Luis.

We are sad to see them leave us but excited for them moving into their future.

We have loved having all of these students at our campus and we wish them all the best for the future!

Job Opportunities – Noosa – 23rd August

Are you currently job hunting? Here are the current opportunities from Seek.com. If you need help with job hunting or the application process, speak to Kira or attend the Jobs Workshop from 2pm – 3pm on Tuesday’s. All of the opportunities listed are offering: Casual employment Between 15-30 hours per week $25-35 per hour … Continued