Accessing the School WiFi You can connect your personal device to our school WiFi by connecting to the AC-Mobility wireless network using the same username and password you use to log into the computers. Remote Access to the School Network You can now access school computer remotely from your home. It is very easy and you will be able to use some of the programs that you can use on a school computer. Simply go to https://remote.avcol.school.nz/ in your web browser and log in using your school account Important Notes:
NOTE: * if you wish to use Google Chrome you will be ask to accept/connect another extra button. 2. Enter your School Email Address (eg abc@avcol.school.nz) And the same password you use to login to computers 3. Click Sign In Academic Programme 2018 Please scroll down to the bottom of this page or click here to download a copy of the Academic Programme and Option Forms for 2018. Student Network Accounts and Network Access: You are no longer required to sign the AUP Agreement. Lost your password? Your password is extremely important because it gives you
Soon it will give you access to personal information such as your school reports, NCEA and Cambridge progress, and much more. It would be dangerous to let your password fall into other hands. NEVER SHARE YOUR PASSWORD. You should change your password on a regular basis. You can change your password by logging into a school computer, pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL and choosing the "Change a Password" option. Alternatively, you can use the "Change my Password" menu item in the "About Me" menu at the top of this page. If you have lost your password, your subject teacher may be able to help. Otherwise you can visit the library and ask for help from a librarian. Remember to always be aware of the Network rules and follow them, otherwise you run a risk of losing your network account for a time
| Careers - Located A19  University of Auckland Overview of Courses - 11 April at lunchtime in the PAC. U.S. University Fair - Mt Albert Grammar School, Thursday 3 May, 5 - 7pm. Five universities speaking plus staff from Education USA NZ to answer questions. Register to attend on Education USA NZ Facebook page. University of Otago Overview - A20, lunchtime on Tuesday 8 May. Unitec Overview - A18, lunchtime on Tuesday 8 May. Unitec Student Experience Workshops - Free school holiday workshops, get a taste of what it is like to be a student at Unitec. Workshops include App-Lab, Cars and Welding, Game Animation, 3D Modelling for Game and Animation, Robotics and plenty of others. For more information and to book go to Unitec Workshops Interested in an Apprenticeship? Visit a new website http://www.picky.co.nz for information on how to create a profile. Employers will contact you directly if your profile matches their search criteria. Career Tip - Modern apprenticeships and industry training are an ideal way to get a qualification and earn money at the same time. Your Drivers Licence is now worth NCEA Credits. Learners - L1, 2 credits Restricted - L2, 4 credits Full - L2, 2 credits Steps to take: - Download and print the NZTA Class 1 Driver Licence - Recognition of Prior Learning Sheet. - Fill it in and bring with your licence to Careers for checking. - Careers will check and then the school will load the relevant credits on your Record of Learning. Visit Tearaway Magazine. A free online magazine for NZ Youth.  Careers Events - Open Days and Career Events will be found here. Scholarship Information - including Generosity Scholarship Database.
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