Coronation College TAFE

Book Week

2007-08-12T23:51:00.000-07:00

During the National Book Week, The Home Health Education Service and Bowmans setup displays of various books, stationeries, IT kits etc…in our library.
Here is Alpha Group for the DIT class intending to source information from Bowmans staff, Terry, Wendi and Desmon.
The Alpha Group members are Fiona Nawara, Anna Michael, Lynn Jonah, Gray Tomaing, Junior Walker and Mitchell Wellington.

Final TAFE Assembly for Term 2

2007-07-12T20:46:00.000-07:00

Thank you –Ms.Mosoro.At final assembly for this term the staff and students were bidding farewell to Ms.Mosoro, seen here accepting her present. She will be missed as a driving force behind accounting in TAFE here at the college. She always displayed a positive attitude in her work. We all wish her well for the future. God Bless such a wonderful teacher...........

Staff have been fantastic for the last two terms in their teaching. Ms. Kevengu has been handy to assist when the need arises for IT support. She was privileged to be nominated as one of the best teachers of the week and is seen here accepting her award.

Contributed by Ivan Taikokura – DIT student and TAFE Student Association President.

On-line News

2007-06-05T19:35:00.000-07:00

At Coronation College our Diploma students use their web skills to create an on-line newsletter for the students. Here our group members are looking at the first version of Coro Nius on-line – they are Frankie Waluan [standing], Mathilda Wasi, Doris Gibalu, Tanya Yayabu and Lynne Jonah.

Cabling

2007-06-05T19:15:00.000-07:00

In our IT Diploma class at Coronation College we study practical things such as TCP/IP cabling – here are photos of our group preparing network cables.

Here are Daniel Pomat, Paul Saling and Mitchell Wellington checking the colour coding ready for crimping.

Here also is Junior Walker and Cosmos Ongapa finishing another cable.

Networking

2007-05-15T18:32:00.000-07:00

Yes! Here are the study group 3 on practical...running a network in one of the offices here in Lae, Papua New Guinea.... A privilege for us to be here at Coronation College where we have access to such task...We have to perform to the best of our ability to have good comments from the tutors and Offices we visit each week... Samuel Mena Sehuri, Stanley Sikewing, Justine Toihele Gray Tomaing, Regina Uramani, Absentees: Ivan T, Madlyne Tokeimota

Computer Servicing

2007-05-07T16:19:00.000-07:00

Diploma students continued to service computers in Term 2. Service tasks include defragmenting, disk cleanup, desktop & start button check, network and printer checks, as well as anti-virus updates. Here are Study Group 2 members Melanie Gwand, Naomi Noe, Kimberly Levi, Glenda Rove, and Fiona Nawara carrying out their service task in the Secondary Lab.

ITlinks

2007-04-30T21:49:00.000-07:00

Diploma Students at Coronation College this year are running a computer recycling project. Here you can see us – Paul Asop, Junior Walker, Andrew Gideon, Patricia Bual and Titus Gammy – working on a computer ready to be sent out to a project. This is our ITlinks project which we work on each Wednesday. If you are interested to help please contact us.

2006-05-02T00:07:00.000-07:00

This is the second week of Term 2 and so far, we the Diploma students have progressed well. Study groups have been reorganised, and we have commenced servicing educational and non-government organisations who need support. We have also approached companies considering upgrading their computer equipment to donate used computers to community groups – if you know a company who is willing to take part, or an organisation who needs equipment, please contact us.

Shown here.. photograph of students from Study Group A taken during their servicing class..

2006-03-30T20:11:00.000-08:00

We are the Group5 Diploma student of Coronation College,Tafe,2006. The group members are: Stanley David, Douglas Labadio, Daniel Siune, Kenneth Rida, Harley Richardson & Andrew Pokla.

The group was formed to help raise issues and share information amongst each other.
During the first day of school, we had our orientation where our Deputy Principle of Tafe, Mr.David Faunt introduced the outline of the course. The course was a bit surprising and challenging for us ICT students. Fewer things we've learn earlier has helped us a lot in progressing steadily through the course.

Some comments on our subjects: in our Management class we learn Time Management and Frontline Management. We do a weekly planning sheet which we write down what we are going to do each day, and at the end of the week we hand in our sheet with reflections on what we did throughout the week and questions; in our Development class we talk about issues regarding ICT in schools and around the country. We come in group's, discuss issues that's happening, make agendas and present each group's agenda in class; in our Internet class we learnt how to create and manage and update webpage's; in our Servicing and Networking class we've learnt:Anti Virus Protection; Spyware (Spybot); Scan Disk & Disk Defragment; Network and Internet Config; Install and Uninstall Software's.

2006-03-26T22:37:00.000-08:00

AIM: To excell in all we do
Young or old Coro TAFE here we’ve come to learn, learn, and learn and you’re never to old to learn. Our first meeting was to introduce the members. Willie our outspoken maestro will be team leader. Isaiah will be the interview chairperson. We have come together since to discuss ways and strategies to improve our working environment here at Coro TAFE. The assistance that we’ve had here surpasses all.
We are now putting some of the theories learned into practice. Lydia Sennart is looking for the .......oh!Willie where did you hide the serial number, meanwhile Helen Costigan has got her
fingers tangled with the mouse and is trying to strangle it. Fredah is busy with the cable trying to connect to the right port. Willie please help here, Isaiah our hero comes to the rescue with our supervisor.
[Our group members are: Lydia Sennart, Fedah Oko, Helen Costigan, Isaiah Kagai and Willie Wayne].

2006-03-14T22:22:00.000-08:00

This course is for students who wish to practice Information Communication Technology (ICT) in the PNG small project context – ICT facilitaters for small to medium scale development projects, educational institutions, training providers and for the small business work place. It is a great privelige for us the members of Study Group 3 to be undertaking a course such as this which is known to be one of its kind. As it has already been mentioned above we will graduate at the end of this year as Pioneers.

Members of our group are: Kathleen Vali, Beatrice John, Lydia Tuat, Samuel Botty, Thompson Nasaking and George Savi.

The group has learnt in the past few weeks a whole lot more new things such as:
Development of our ICT project; Maintaining the Network; Creating New Websites; Management Development; Systems Support.
The Groups Main Focus of the week is to: “ THINK GLOBALLY AND ACT LOCALLY ”

2006-03-07T22:54:00.000-08:00

Study Group 2 consists of Dominica Batbat, Joan Jengihau, Stanley Rovesi, Francesca Lusem, Eva Mormor, and Nick Timi. Last week we commenced servicing the college’s computers as part of our course – working in teams of 2, we carry out weekly testing and repairs on machines we have been given to look after. This is very interesting as we are applying skills we have learnt in class, and assisting the college at the same time, and will have useful computer skills when we go out into the workplace.

2006-02-28T17:10:00.000-08:00

The Diploma course is the first of it’s kind which means that the current students undertaking the course will graduate as pioneers. In the second week of school, Study Group 1, namely; Lina AMBO, Jessica ROMALUS, Jonathan MADIU, Daniel GEOB and Fragol SONGAN attended study group meeting as their first lesson on Monday. During the meeting, the group introduced each other. A chair-person and a scribe were elected and the minutes raised and discussed during the meeting were:
· How members feel about the course.
· Members’ expectations.
· Areas of difficulties.

Welcome!

2006-02-22T22:29:00.000-08:00

Coronation College, Lae, Papua New Guinea operates a TAFE program providing post-secondary training in Computing, Accounting, Business Studies and Hospitality. Our blog will bring you news on our courses and comments from students during 2006....