Only six weeks to go before the end of Term 4. I hope you have enjoyed your almost complete 2023 year with U3A Nunawading.
Make enrolling easier
To make enrolling in 2024 classes easier for you, make sure you know your membership number (located on your name badge – yes, the one you wear whenever you come to the Hub) and your password.
In this newsletter, we share key dates for 2024 enrolments; request interest from potential 2024 class leaders; list interesting classes that have vacancies in Term 4; provide an update on the Body Scan sessions and announce four Christmas workshops. There’s also a reminder of the Information Session on The Voice Referendum and a link to the State Library of Victoria Referendum Resources.
Looking for an extra class? There’s a long list at the bottom of this article. Also check the website for any of our general classes that may have a vacancy. Please do not enrol in a class unless you are confident you can attend each week.
We have two special events coming up. A number of you have been asking for us to put on a session re the referendum. Your request has now been met. See the article later in this newsletter. And for Seniors Month in October, Aqualink is offering a bodyscan at the Hub.
This update includes helpful tips on parking and driving at the Hub and reminders to wear your name badge and to provide an apology if you will be away to keep your class spot.
In this update there are a number of important member notifications, details about class vacancies for next term, hints on making sure we can contact you and a volunteer opportunity to join the Admin team.
Earlier this month U3A Nunawading hosted a visit by the Commissioner for Senior Victorians, Gerard Mansour, who was very impressed by what he saw at the Hub.
While many classes are full with waitlists or even closed, we are pleased to be offering eight new classes starting next term. There are also a number of classes that still have vacancies and some are listed here after the New Classes commencing in Term 2.
Welcome back to all from the Course Admin team, Elsie, Ken, Skip and Mary. The first week of term was very busy for our volunteer team as we did our best to settle members into their requested classes.
We are looking forward to welcoming over 2100 members and over 180 leaders to the huge range of continuing and new courses when Term 1 commences.
The 2023 Course Program is now available online and in booklet form from the Reception Desk.
Check your classes
Please carefully check the description, time and place of the classes you wish to attend, as a number of our classes have moved or changed.
With only one month to go before the end of Term 4, all general classes are now closed to new enrolments. However, there are still some places available in Term 4 Computer Classes and Christmas Workshops.