Careers Advisors Day Support Services for Students Associate Professor Alistair Symons Director | Academic Enabling and Support Centre Careers Advisors Day The Objects of the University The provision of university education, within a context of Catholic faith and values; and the provision of an excellent standard of: 1) Teaching, scholarship and research; 2) Training for the professions; and 3) Pastoral care for its students. Careers Advisors Day Communicate! Students are encouraged to contact the following staff if they have any academic or personal issues : 1. Lecturer or Tutor 2. Unit Coordinator 3. Course Coordinator 4. Dean If you have any administrative issues contact your School Administration Officer. Careers Advisors Day Access to Student Support Services www.nd.edu.au/ Careers Advisors Day Student Support Services at Notre Dame Academic Support Office – weekly workshops on study skills, online resources, personal consultations. p: 8204 4295. e: [email protected] TEP Enrolment Day Careers Advisors Day Student Support Services at Notre Dame Disability & Equity Support Office – assistance and provisions for students with special needs. p: 8204 4283. e: [email protected] Careers Advisors Day Student Support Services at Notre Dame Counselling – professional service in which students can discuss issues impacting their study. p: 8204 4220. e: [email protected] Careers Advisors Day Student Support Services at Notre Dame Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme – tutoring to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. p: 8204 4228. e:[email protected] Careers Advisors Day PELA Post Enrolment Literacy Assessment All students entering the University of Notre Dame are assessed to provide a guide to their current academic literacy. Academic literacy includes reading, writing, critical thinking and communication. These skills are vital to academic success at university, and may be very different to the expectations at secondary schooling or of training providers. We want every student entering Notre Dame to be successful and ready to engage with the academic literacy demands of university study. The PELA is administered by the University as a diagnostic tool designed to identify students who would benefit from support in their undergraduate study. The PELA will not impact on your continuing enrolment or your undergraduate unit results. Students identified through this test as requiring support, will be advised via email about academic support to enhance their literacy skills. Careers Advisors Day Alternative Entry Pathways Tertiary Enabling Program: 1. 2. ONE semester 7 units Foundation Year: 1. 2. TWO semesters 8 units Careers Advisors Day HSC Study Week 2015 July 6-10 http://www.nd.edu.au/academic_support/hsc-study-week
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