When you need help with general study, assessment or academic writing, or academic English, visit us at Student Academic Success. Book in with one of our learning advisers.
During a consultation, your adviser will ask you about any specific study-related issues you’re experiencing. They’ll share useful strategies that you can apply to your studies, or refer you to resources and workshops that will help.
Advisers may also be able to provide you with initial feedback on your draft assessment response. They may suggest a further consultation or you can request another one.
Bring what’s needed to help your adviser get a good picture of the study issue you’re facing. If you want to discuss an assessment, bring the draft you’re working on and any associated assessment guidelines or marking rubrics.
Drafts are easier to revise than finished assessments, so bringing a draft means we can provide you with much more help.
Be ready to share the assessment question and your unit Moodle page.
Before your consultation, you can take a look at our resources on Learn HQ, which provide you with lots of information on common things students ask us about.
what steps can you take in response to the advice you received
whether you need to book another session and what you should do to prepare for it.
Check your Monash email account for a follow up email from your adviser. This may contain a summary of the discussion you had, useful resources and links to make appointments in the future.
During a consultation, your adviser will ask you about any specific study-related issues you’re experiencing. They’ll share useful strategies that you can apply to your studies, or refer you to resources and workshops that will help.
Advisers may also be able to provide you with initial feedback on your draft assessment response. They may suggest a further consultation or you can request another one.
Bring what’s needed to help your adviser get a good picture of the study issue you’re facing. If you want to discuss an assessment, bring the draft you’re working on and any associated assessment guidelines or marking rubrics.
Drafts are easier to revise than finished assessments, so bringing a draft means we can provide you with much more help.
Be ready to share the assessment question and your unit Moodle page.
Before your consultation, you can take a look at our resources on Learn HQ, which provide you with lots of information on common things students ask us about.
what steps can you take in response to the advice you received
whether you need to book another session and what you should do to prepare for it.
Check your Monash email account for a follow up email from your adviser. This may contain a summary of the discussion you had, useful resources and links to make appointments in the future.
During a consultation, your adviser will ask you about any specific study-related issues you’re experiencing. They’ll share useful strategies that you can apply to your studies, or refer you to resources and workshops that will help.
Advisers may also be able to provide you with initial feedback on your draft assessment response. They may suggest a further consultation or you can request another one.
Bring what’s needed to help your adviser get a good picture of the study issue you’re facing. If you want to discuss an assessment, bring the draft you’re working on and any associated assessment guidelines or marking rubrics.
Drafts are easier to revise than finished assessments, so bringing a draft means we can provide you with much more help.
Be ready to share the assessment question and your unit Moodle page.
Before your consultation, you can take a look at our resources on Learn HQ, which provide you with lots of information on common things students ask us about.
what steps can you take in response to the advice you received
whether you need to book another session and what you should do to prepare for it.
Check your Monash email account for a follow up email from your adviser. This may contain a summary of the discussion you had, useful resources and links to make appointments in the future.
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Academic support and specialist learning advice is available within each of your individually enrolled units. You can connect with advisers in real time, 24/7, 365 days a year through Studiosity by entering your unit’s Moodle page and looking under the assessments section.
You may also book a consultation with a student success support specialist in the Library for direct, in-house support. Submit a helpdesk ticket and an adviser will be in touch to arrange an in-person or Zoom consultation.
Learning advisers offer you personal support to help you meet academic expectations and to enable your academic success. They can help you get on track with your learning and stay on track to boost your grades.
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