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a2oz.org “Advance to Australia” India Schools Video Competition 2015 : Cambridge English Language Assessment & Australian Trade Commission
Organization : Cambridge English Language Assessment & Australian Trade Commission
Competition Name : “Advance to Australia” India Schools Video Competition 2015
Applicable For : Indian School Students From Grades 7-11 (IGCSE, IB, CBSE, ICSE & State Board)
Applicable States/UT : All India
Competition Last Date : 15 January 2016
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Website : a2oz [dot] org
India Schools Video Competition
Cambridge English Language Assessment and the Australian Trade Commission are running a video competition for Indian school students.
Update:
A2OZ Advance to Australia India Schools Video Competition 2016 : www.contest.net.in/20458.html
The four winning teams will win a trip to Australia, hosted by leading Australian universities. Your students have to demonstrate their English skills and creativity and create a 3-minute video for their chance to win.
Your students can win a five-day trip to Australia:
Students from IGCSE, IB, CBSE, ICSE and State Board schools across India can have the chance to win a five-day trip to Australia, hosted by leading Australian universities in the Advance to Australia India Schools Video Competition.
Rules :
** The competition is open to school students from grades 7 – 11, studying in India.
** Teams should contain a maximum of two students.
** Schools can nominate a maximum of four teams (one for each theme)
** Teams must produce a short video in English, no longer than 3 minutes, on their chosen theme and upload it to YouTube.
Students must choose one of the following four themes:
** Social entrepreneurship
** Creative Animation
** Robotics
** Marine Sciences
Four grand prizes:
** Each winning team will receive return flights from India to Australia for two students and one accompanying teacher. Accommodation, food and a study course are also included.
** The winners for the best video on Social Entrepreneurship will receive a study visit hosted by Bond University in Queensland’s Gold Coast. Bond is Australia’s highest rated University for educational experience, and highly reputed for its small class sizes, personal attention and practical focus.
** The winners for the best video on Creative Animation will receive a study visit hosted by Charles Darwin University, a young and dynamic institution which is located in Darwin – a very cosmopolitan, tropical and vibrant young city of diverse nationalities, making it a multicultural study environment.
** The team producing the best video on the theme of Robotics will win a study visit to Curtin University in Perth. Curtin is Western Australia’s largest and most multi-cultural university making it an excellent academic choice for international students.
** The team producing the best video on Marine Sciences will receive a study visit hosted by James Cook University which is internationally recognized for excellence in teaching and research, and is known for its supportive study environment and a practical approach to learning.
** The competition is organised by Cambridge English Language Assessment and the Australian Trade Commission with support from Bond University, Charles Darwin University, Curtin University, and James Cook University. Travel is sponsored by National Australia Bank and Credila. SAE Institute is the Knowledge Partner.
What to do next:
Promote this competition to your students and parents and encourage teams to enter. The competition closing date is 15 January 2016.
There are lots of tips to help you and your students get started on the resources page. Once their film is ready and uploaded to YouTube you can submit their entry on our website. There is more information on our FAQs page.
Benefits for schools:
Raise your school’s profile:
Winning schools will feature in national and international publicity campaigns by both Cambridge English Language Assessment and the Australian Trade Commission. Winning videos will also be promoted through social media by Cambridge English and Austrade.
Benefits for students:
Give your students the opportunity to:
** use their English language skills.
** find out how learning English can increase their opportunities to study and work abroad.
** find out more about Australia as a study destination.
** learn about each of the four themes:
** Social entrepreneurship
** Creative Animation
** Robotics
** Marine Sciences
** gain experience of making short videos.
** get a taste of Australian university life by joining virtual lectures.
** find out how Cambridge English can help with Australian student visa and university applications.
Support for teachers:
A wealth of support materials:
Our resources page provides materials to help your students, including:
** tips on how to make engaging videos, from developing a script to editing and post-production.
** guidelines for uploading to YouTube.
** information about online presentations hosted by the four universities on the competition themes.
Let me know in which youtube site we can upload.
What do finalists in the competition mean?
Where can we see the winners?
Winners are available in the below link.
http://www.a2oz.org/about/winner/
Where shall I find the names of the winners?
Winning team and topic with their school name is available in the below link which I replied already.
Who is the winner?
Winners are not available in the official website.
Where to upload the video?
Last date to submit your entry is over.
Can we use small clippings and pics from the internet?
Can we get to see the videos of previous winner?
How to upload the video in youtube?
How I can see the video?
Where should we upload the video?
Should it be a Short movie or a informative video with images and lecture?
Theme creative animation. What are points to be mentioned in a story? Can anyone give me an Idea about what I can show in the movie?
What actually you want in the video of my theme social entrepreneurship?
Social Entreneurship :
Theme – Act NOW: Social and economic enterprise challenge
A webinar about Social Entreneurship will be hosted by Bond University
Should the video necessarily contain a story with a protagonist and antagonist or could it be a documentary film?
Competition themes :
** Social Entreneurship
** Creative Animation
** Robotics
** Marine Sciences
I want to watch the videos of the past winners. Where can I find them?
When is the last date for schools to register?
Prasad, Thanks.
Submissions can be made from 15 December 2015.
For this competition is it compulsory for the creators of the video to be in the video?
The first stage in making your video is to write an outline brief :
** List the points you want to get across.
** Think about what can be said with pictures, interviews etc. and what must be added?
** Don’t intend to cover all the filming with voice-over. Voice-over is used to add meaning or information. If you understand your message then you will know which parts of your video needs voice-overs and which parts can remain clear – the pictures can tell the story.
** Once the filming locations and schedule are agreed, you can work on a more detailed script linking the main points from your outline brief with details of the filming.