Tasmanian College of English in Hobart, Tasmania | School

Tasmanian College of English

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6231 9911

Address: 322 Liverpool Street 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.coe.tas.edu.au

Likes: 606

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Language school
• School

24.01.2022 What is emergency relief? Emergency relief is to help people meet their basic needs, like food, medicine or shelter. Australian Red Cross has received Government funding specifically to support people who are on temporary visas with a small one-off emergency relief payment.... Emergency relief payments are not income support. They are limited and we know may not meet all needs that you have. Receiving financial assistance from Red Cross will not affect your current or any future visas. Before apply, check if you eligible: -Are you International student? -Are you having financial difficulty. You will be ask for latest bank statement for assessment. Click the link below to apply: https://connect.redcross.org.au/en-US/SignIn

21.01.2022 We currently have two spacious rooms available on Liverpool Street, Hobart CBD. Our share house is perfectly located perfectly convenience area. You can literally reach everywhere in city within walking distances. There are several bus stop nearby as well. Car parking included... Fully furnished with washing machine, fridge, microwave, toaster and some other kitchen appliances. Rooms are furnished with beds, mattress, linen, desk, chair and more. The rent includes internet, while all occupier share the water and electricity bills. Feel free to contact Mitchel 0450206880 or e-mail [email protected]. Tina 0466898393. for more information and available inspection time.

18.01.2022 Anyone over the age of 18 will receive four $25 vouchers through the Service NSW mobile app.

16.01.2022 Don't waste your time, English class still going online via ZOOM

12.01.2022 Aussie Don't miss your pocket money that you may be eligible for

07.01.2022 Follow us to learn Australian English and cultures. Please send us message for General English enquiries E-mail [email protected] Phone 029121-1777

06.01.2022 Watch here for IELTS - SPEAKING MODULE, Tasmanian Campus Location: 322 Liverpool St, Hobart TAS 7000 Telephone: (03) 6231 9911 Fax: +61 (03) 6231 9912... Email: [email protected] Sydney Campus CBD Location: Suite 19, 650 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 Telephone: (02) 9121 1777 Fax: +61 (02) 9121 1777 Email: [email protected] Sydney CBD Campus are for age 18 years and above Sydney Summer Hill Campus Coming Soon Location: G level/46 Edward St, Summer Hill NSW 2130 Telephone: (02) 9121 1777 Fax: +61 (02) 9121 1777 Email: [email protected] Summer Hill campus is for 13-17 years old See more

04.01.2022 AYRLIE, 322 LIVERPOOL STREET, HOBART Ayrlie is a substantial three-storey Gothic revival villa in a garden setting designed in 1880 by the well-known Hobart architect Henry Hunter (1832-1892). The site is located in an elevated position at 322 Liverpool Street, West Hobart with views of West Hobart. The building is considered to be substantially intact and in reasonably sound condition. The landscape of Ayrlie, which remains partially intact is a contrived and thoughtful inte...gration of house and garden within a town setting. The archaeological potential of the study area is considered variable. There are relatively few phases of built development, c.1840s housing; followed by the c.1880 construction of Ayrlie with associated outbuildings, hard landscaping and ornamental structures. There is no overlap in the locations of past and current buildings which suggests a higher probability for archaeological potential. The key disturbance has been landform modifications with creation of levelled terraces descending down the hillslope. In some cases, cuttings to form these terraces are likely to have disturbed archaeological deposits. However, in others, site levelling may have buried, and therefore protected subsurface archaeology. The study area historically formed part of a larger property, first developed in 1810 with the construction of Hobart’s first flour mill, on the northern bank of the rivulet. What is now 322 Liverpool Street is outside of this mill site, and appears to have remained as pasture or gardens over the ensuing decades. It was not until the 1840s that the first phases of built development within the study area took place. This began with a small hut or cottage fronting Liverpool Street, followed by two dwellings located on the southern side of the study area, and accessed via Molle Street. Little is known about these residences, but they appear to have been working class tenant housing, including in part for employees of the adjacent flour mill. The character of the place changed markedly in the late nineteenth century, with its purchase by Andrew Paton Miller, a prominent pharmacist and leader in the distillation and export of eucalyptus oil. The site was cleared and in 1880, architect Henry Hunter was commissioned to design a grand and imposing house within expansive grounds and overlooking the city. The house remains to this day.