Summer School accommodation information

If you have enrolled to attend a Summer Course in Whyalla you can book into the On Campus Residential Accommodation just for that period.

Quantitative Methods in Business - 6th to 15th January 2010

Earliest arrival date Tuesday 5 January 2010

Latest departure date Saturday 16 January 2010

Charges: $330.00 (must supply own bedding including pillows and blankets)

Closing Date for Applications: Friday 18 December 2009

Mediation Processes, Concepts and Skills A - 1st to 5th February 2010

Earliest arrival date Sunday 31 January 2010.

Latest departure date Saturday 6 February 2010

Charges: $180.00 (must supply own bedding including pillows and blankets)

Closing Date for Applications: Wednesday 27 January 2010

Booking forms and payments must be received by the closing date above. Full refunds will be made if cancellation is received at least 48 hours prior to the arrival date. Cancellations received without appropriate notice will have a $30.00 administration fee deducted.

No refund is available to anyone leaving early.

PLEASE NOTE;

The accommodation you are booking is a single room for one person only. The Village does not have double or twin rooms. If you have friends, partners, etc coming with you or visiting you during this period, separate arrangements must be made with the Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator.

If you are found to have an unauthorised person staying with you, you may be fined up to $50.00 per night for that person.

If friends are also attending Summer School and you wish to be placed in the same unit, every effort will be made to accommodate this, however you must advise the Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator when making your booking.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

The Whyalla Student Village is made up of 11 individual units with each unit accommodating 8 people. Bedrooms are in single configuration, supplied with bed, mattress, built-in robes, book shelves, desk, lamp, chair and reverse cycle air conditioning. Bathrooms and toilets are shared with one other person and are located directly opposite your bedroom door. The living area is shared by the 8 people, and is fully furnished with crockery, cutlery, cookware etc. Fridge, microwave, stove and television are also supplied in the shared area. Laundry and ironing facilities are available in each unit, and there is also a coin operated automatic washing machine and tumble dryer available in a separate building.

You will need to provide your own bedding, sheets, blankets, pillows, towels etc. You must provide and cook your own food. You need to provide all other consumables including laundry detergent and toilet paper.

At night the Village is well lit, and personal escorts by our Security staff are available to and from the Campus and the Village if requested.

The Whyalla Campus prides itself on being able to offer a safe and secure environment to all of our students.

CHILDREN STAYING IN STUDENT VILLAGE

A parent/caregiver who requests that a child/children stay with them in the Student Village must abide by the normal guidelines as set out in the Information and Policy Handbook.
Children staying with a parent/caregiver in student accommodation may only be a short term arrangement.
All rooms in the Student Village are normally configured for single person use. A corridor suite within a unit consists of two bedrooms sharing bathroom facilities.
The parent/caregiver should be aware that the Student Village is a communal adult environment, and that children must be supervised at all times.
When a parent/caregiver is attending a workshop or summer school and they need to have a child/children staying with them, a room must be rented for each child. Each additional room will be charged at the normal room rate.
The Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator must be advised prior to booking, of the need for additional room/s for children, and every effort will be made to place parents/caregivers and children in units and corridors next to each other. This will be confirmed at the time of the booking, together with the total costing.
In the case of infant children, they may share the parents/caregivers room for an additional fee. The cot and bedding will be supplied by the parent/caregiver.

VISITORS STAYING IN STUDENT VILLAGE

Any overnight visitor in the Village must be approved by the Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator prior to arrival.
Overnight visitors may stay for a period of 2 consecutive nights only, at a cost of $30.00 / night if staying in the same room as the Summer School student.
A mattress can be provided on request (request at least 24 hours in advance), but cost increases to $35.00 / night.
All bedding to be supplied by the visitor.
A separate room can be rented at any time at the normal rate. In this case no time restrictions apply. Contact the Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator for information and bookings.
Visitors are not to sleep on settees, and cushions are not to be removed from the communal lounge area.
Any visitors during this period must be a 'one-off', and not a regular occurrence.
If a partner/friend is coming with you, please advise the Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator at the time of booking and every effort will be made to place you in a corridor together.
Fines will be imposed on the registered occupant if you are found to have any unauthorised person staying with you.

For further information contact:

Annette Travers

Accommodation and Facilities Coordinator

Centre for Regional Engagement

University of South Australia
111 Nicolson Avenue Whyalla Norrie SA 5608
Telephone: (08) 8647 6069
Fax: (08) 8647 6082
E-mail: annette.travers@unisa.edu.au

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