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The '''Future Problem Solving Program Australia''' is a | The '''Future Problem Solving Program Australia''' is a subdivision of the [[Future Problem Solving Program International]]. The program promotes creative and futuristic thinking among competitors. | ||
== How it Works== | == How it Works== | ||
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==Executive Board== | ==Executive Board== | ||
Niranjan Casinader is the National Director of Future Problem Solving Program Australia. | Niranjan Casinader is the National Director of the Future Problem Solving Program Australia. | ||
==Finals== | ==Finals== | ||
Each team participates in the | Each team participates in the qualifying round or regional finals in which their booklet is compared with 5 others within that region. A total of 2 teams from each marking group proceed to the national finals, accumulating to between 10 and 30 teams per division. | ||
The National Finals are held annually. The event is held in Melbourne at the [[University of Melbourne]] every even year. For | The National Finals are held annually. The event is held in Melbourne at the [[University of Melbourne]] every even year. For odd-numbered years, the event is held interstate. The 2011 National Finals were held on the Gold Coast, with the booklet completion at [[A.B. Patterson College]] and the presentations and dinner at Sea World Resort Park. | ||
The National Finals in 2014 | The National Finals in 2014 were held at St Leonard's College in Brighton East, Victoria. | ||
[[Category:Organisations based in Australia]] | [[Category:Organisations based in Australia]] | ||
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The Future Problem Solving Program Australia is a subdivision of the Future Problem Solving Program International. The program promotes creative and futuristic thinking among competitors.
How it Works
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Executive Board
Niranjan Casinader is the National Director of the Future Problem Solving Program Australia.
Finals
Each team participates in the qualifying round or regional finals in which their booklet is compared with 5 others within that region. A total of 2 teams from each marking group proceed to the national finals, accumulating to between 10 and 30 teams per division.
The National Finals are held annually. The event is held in Melbourne at the University of Melbourne every even year. For odd-numbered years, the event is held interstate. The 2011 National Finals were held on the Gold Coast, with the booklet completion at A.B. Patterson College and the presentations and dinner at Sea World Resort Park.
The National Finals in 2014 were held at St Leonard's College in Brighton East, Victoria.
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