See a Learning Adviser

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Access personalised study and academic skills advice

You can meet with a Learning Adviser on campus or online. Advisers are highly qualified staff who are available to help with:

  • adapting to university study and managing your workload
  • understanding academic study expectations and assignment requirements
  • developing academic writing skills for all types of assignments
  • improving academic reading, speaking and listening skills
  • referencing skills and demonstrating academic integrity.

Depending on availability, you can book up to six appointments per semester. These can be booked one appointment at a time, up to four weeks in advance.

What we don't offer
We can help you develop self-editing skills and grammar, but we can't edit or proofread your work.

Learning Adviser appointments are available to all foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students.

Graduate Research students can access a variety of development opportunities through the Graduate Research and Innovation Training (GRIT) program.

Yes. Book an appointment online.

Monday to Friday, 10am–4pm.

You can book at:

  • City East (Barr Smith South or Playford)
  • City West (Yungondi)
  • Magill (Q Building)
  • Mawson Lakes (Library C Building).

Appointments are also available via Zoom or phone call. 

Appointments are 30 minutes.

Our aim is to help you build your academic skills independently. To make sure all students have fair access, we don’t provide ongoing or long-term support.

Depending on availability, you can book up to six appointments per semester. These can be booked one appointment at a time, up to four weeks in advance. 

Learning Advisers can review your writing and advise on areas for improvement, but they can't:

  • proofread or edit your work
  • provide course content tutoring
  • give advice about study plans (what to study or changing courses)
  • grant assignment extensions.
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