UAC News

ATAR: Are you ready? Here's what you need to know to access your results.

When?

View your ATAR online from 9am on Friday 15 December.

Download your ATAR Advice Notice from 10am on Friday 15 December.

How?

Log in to our website or the My UAC app. You'll need your Year 12 student number

(or UAC application number) and your UAC PIN. Can't find them?

Year 12 student number: It's printed on your School Certificate Record of Achievement and your school keeps a

record of it. You can also call the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) on 1300 13 83 23.

UAC PIN: If you've applied for tertiary study through UAC, access the application login page to have it sent to your

email address. Or contact us.

UAC application number: It's printed on your Confirmation of Application documents. You can also call us.

UAC and NESA cannot give your PIN or application numbers to anyone other than you, so we'll do ID checks. UAC's always

extremely busy when ATARs are released, so if you need to contact us about your UAC PIN or application number we

recommend you do it now.

Join us on Wednesday 6 December from 2–3pm for a live video chat about the ATAR and offers. Visit our Facebook event

page to post your questions and we'll do our best to answer them during the live stream.

What does it all mean?

The ATAR helps tertiary institutions select applicants for their courses.

That's why it's called the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank. The ATAR tells you how well you've achieved in the

NSW HSC compared with the students who started Year 7 with you. For example, if you receive an ATAR of 70.00

you know you are in the top 30 per cent of your cohort.

FAQ

ATARs are not the same as course cut-offs.

Course cut-offs = ATAR + bonus points. Therefore, offers are made to applicants with ATARs below the cut-off.

Each institution sets its own criteria for allocating bonus points. Find out about the different types of bonus

points available to Year 12 students.

Cut-offs

Need to talk to someone?

You can ask us specific questions about your ATAR by calling 1300 MY ATAR (1300 692 827) (from mobiles on (02) 9119

5012 or from overseas on +61 2 9119 5012) on the following dates:

Fri 15 Dec 8.30am–6.30pm

Mon 18 Dec 8.30am–6.30pm

Tue 19 Dec 8.30am–4.30pm

Wed 20 Dec 8.30am–4.30pm

Thu 21 Dec 8.30am–4.30pm

Before we can help you we'll need to know your Year 12 student number or your UAC application number.

Changed your mind about what to study?

You can change your preferences until Sunday 17 December 2017.

Once you know your ATAR you might want to change your course choices. Simply log into your application on our

website or the My UAC app using your UAC application number and UAC PIN. Do this before midnight on Sunday

17 December to have your preferences considered in the December Round 2 offers on Thursday 21 December.

If you haven't applied for a course through UAC but you now want to study in semester 1 next year, there's still

time to apply for any places that are available after the January Round 1 offers have been made on Friday 12

January 2018. Check the application key dates for details. Don't miss out!

JMC Academy News

NEW SHORT COURSES AVAILABLE DURING

JANUARY 2018 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS!

Have your students wondered what a career in the creative industries would be like?

Help them take the next step through these Short Courses!

In January 2018, JMC Academy Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney will offer 6 Short Courses based on Animation,

Audio Engineering & Sound Production, Contemporary Music & Performance, Digital Design, Entertainment

Business Management, Film & Television, Game Development and Songwriting.

Short Courses are a great opportunity for creative-thinkers to get a unique insight into life at JMC Academy while

engaging in a fun, hands-on program relating to their own creative passion. Encourage your students to challenge

themselves and explore their area of interest with like-minded peers in these interactive, newly developed

programs!

Short Courses run for 2 to 4 days and are priced between $180 to $360, depending on the course. 20% discount

applies when the code 'HOLIDAYS' is entered at checkout. Content of Short Courses is tailored to suit students aged

16 and above.

Browse the Short Courses available here or scroll down to find out more!

Audio

Character Design

Insta-Pro Marketing

Introduction to Visual Design

Pop Songwriting & Production

Script to Screen

If your students register now they will enjoy 20% off!

To take advantage of this offer enter the discount code 'HOLIDAYS' at checkout.

Find out more & register!

Macleay College News

A reminder about the upcoming Career Taster Day that is happening on Wednesday 13th of December.

There is the opportunity to experience a day in the life of a content creator, digital designer, sports publicist,

digital journalist or as an entrepreneur.

Sessions include:

Developing the Perfect Creative Campaign | Advertising & Media

Preparing for the Big Game | Sports Business

Run Your Own Music Festival | Event Management

What Is PR, and How Do You Do It? | Public Relations

How to be a Journalist in the Digital Age | Journalism

User Experience Design & The Jobs Of The Future | Digital Media

Social Media Marketing, Uncovered | Marketing

Launching a Start-Up: Phase One | Entrepreneurship

It’s a free event with lunch provided, and located at Macleay’s Surry Hills campus, 200 metres from Central

Station.

The event is open to recent graduates and current year 11 and 12 students.

RSVP here: https://www.macleay.edu.au/career-taster-day-registration-december

UTS News

It’s the day to visit the campus and chat options. We’ll also be offering tours to show you your future home-away-

from-home. Discuss entry options at our entry pathway sessions at UTS Info Day.

For more information, visit https://infoday.uts.edu.au/?utm_source=MailingList&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=InBrief%20December

My Skills Website

A new initiative launched late November by the Government will showcase and promote the diverse range of rewarding careers available through vocational education and training.

The real skills for real careers initiative involves people sharing their personal VET success stories in videos, podcasts, brochures, posters and across social media. The first video stars VET Alumni and Australian Apprenticeships Ambassadors talking passionately and honestly about their experiences. The new initiative also features a refreshed My Skills website, with an improved version of the national directory of VET in Australia.

To find out more about the initiative, and watch the real skills for real careers video, visit www.myskills.gov.au.

My Skills website is the national directory of vocational education and training (VET) organisations and courses. It is an Australian Government initiative to enable consumers to search for, and compare, VET courses and training providers.

Five questions to expect in your next job interview Article courtesy of Australian Careers Service, Newsletter (email), 30 Nov 2017

Job interviews are one of the more nerve- wracking

experiences going around, particularly for university

graduates. Polishing your resume, drafting cover

letters and building a portfolio can be taxing, and

that’s before you even get to the interview

stage.

To give you a heads up, we’ve compiled a list of

questions that tend to be asked in almost every

interview, and provided some tips on how best to

respond.

1. CAN YOU TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOURSELF?

This is generally the first cab off the rank. Your

prospective employer will want to get a gauge on the

type of person you are and how you got here. It’s best

to give a brief overview of your education and

employment history but don’t spend five minutes

describing your second year at uni in great detail.

Don’t be afraid to mention where you are from, any

major interests and why you work in this industry.

2. WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE COMPANY?

This one definitely requires preparation. In years gone by, this would have been a more difficult task but in modern

times, researching a company is easy. Comb through their website and pay specific attention to things like mission

statements and about us sections, many of which will have photos and profiles on senior employees. Many

businesses have a strong social media presence, so get acquainted with the company’s LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter,

Instagram and any other accounts they operate.

3. WHY ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THIS ROLE?

It’s wise to give a two-pronged answer here, one that includes how it will benefit both yourself professionally and

the business. Highlight how your qualifications and experience are relevant to the company, and explain how you

can use your skillset to influence the business in a positive way. From a personal perspective, refer to how you see

strong potential for career growth and progression, or that this is a specific sector you want to work in.

4. CAN YOU GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF WHEN YOU’VE RESOLVED A CONFLICT IN A WORKPLACE/UNIVERSITY

ENVIRONMENT?

This can be a tricky one, especially for fresh graduates who have never worked in a traditional professional

environment. If this is the case, think back to any group assignment you’ve ever completed, where there is often an

issue with some contributing less than others. You can even reference a former part-time job that isn’t relevant to

the role you’re applying for – employers don’t tend to worry about the context, rather that you can identify a

problem and figure out a way to fix it.

5. DO YOU HAVE ANY WEAKNESSES?

While it can seem like a loaded question, it is more about seeing whether you can critique yourself honestly, because

you will have to get used to receiving feedback in the workforce. Avoid answers like “I’m too committed to my

career” and give an honest appraisal about something that you are actively working on improving, with an example

of how you are trying to get better.

Job Opportunity 1st & 2nd year Electrician Apprentice required ASAP Entire Installations Aust Pty Ltd - Castle Hill NSW

Job Summary

Entire Installations Proudly hold Master Electrician status, the business prides themselves on their

professionalism, safety-first attitude and high quality customer service, energetic team operating out

of the Hills District.

As the business continues to grow there is a new opportunity for a highly committed Electrical

Apprentice to join the team.

Get started in the trade with a company who are dedicated to nurturing, training and supporting

their apprentices along their journey to becoming highly competent tradesman.

In this position you will receive training in electrical, data , security and audio-visual installations,

service and maintenance for clients across the domestic, commercial and industrial sectors.

This is a permanent position comprising of your hourly rate, superannuation, holiday benefits and

paid college training.

Responsibilities and Duties

Participate and complete the necessary on and off the job training in order to become a fully

qualified electrician.

Follow safe work practices and procedures;

Follow all instructions from tradespeople, supervisor and team

Attend TAFE as required.

Qualifications and Skills

To be considered for this opportunity you will hold excellent presentation and communications

skills, as you will be representing the company.

The successful candidate for this position will hold the following:

-Year 12 completion certificate - Maths and Physics highly regarded

-Completed Pre-Vocational / Pre Apprenticeship Training

-Previous work experience in the electrical or building industry

-Construction Industry White Card preferable

-Be passionate and willing to learn

-Work and communicate well with others

-can work autonomously

-high work ethics

-Strong analytical and problem solving skills

-Current Driver’s License – manual

-Australian Citizen/ Permanent resident

-Previous employment history and contactable working references (if applicable)

Benefits and Perks

-Overtime

-Uniform

-Great team environment

-Quality training & Development

-Above award wages

Please review all application instructions before applying to Entire Installations Aust Pty Ltd.

Apply Now

Apprentice Electrotechnology

Ai Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre - Rydalmere NSW Ai Group Apprentice & Trainee Centre is seeking an Apprentice Electrician to work at our host employer Mitsubishi Electric, based at Rydalmere NSW. Ai Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre is a Group Training Organisation that employs apprentices and trainees then places them with Host Organisations. Mitsubishi Electric is one of the world’s leading names in the manufacture and sales, of electrical and electronic products and systems used in a broad range of fields and applications. As an Apprentice Electrician, you will be provided with a supportive employment situation and TAFE training, as you are paid to learn the Electrical trade. You will gain valuable experience while you assist and learn from professional tradesman in a variety of work in Mitsubishi Electrics modern production facility. > Award apprentice rates will apply, and work clothing and PPE will be provided. > TAFE training costs will be reimbursed > The position is close to public transport. DESIRABLE REQUIREMENTS: > Minimum Year 11 schooling, with good Maths results > Previous interest/ hobby in electrical/electronic field > Positive, can-do attitude > Female candidates are encouraged to apply. Ai Group ATC and Mitsubishi Electric are EEO employers MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS: > Must be an Australian Citizen or have right to work in this country > Tertiary graduates need not apply Ai Group Apprentice & Trainee Centre provides support for all apprentices and trainees by way of our mentoring program which fits in with a regular cycle of visiting in the workplace and training provider. We are there to assist and guide you through not only the apprenticeship/traineeship but where necessary provide support and assistance to allow you to successfully complete your work and training commitments and gain your qualification. This apprenticeship is a Skills Shortage Trade with associated Federal Govt benefits for eligible apprentices.

Employees of Ai Group ATC are expected at all times to uphold the values of integrity, honesty and excellence and must exhibit a strong work ethic. All employees are expected to be effective at time management, enjoy working within a team environment and possess a sincere interest for their chosen trade.

Apply Now

General News

Macquarie University Women in Engineering Day

24 January. 9.00am to 4.00pm

Price Theatre, Building W5A, Macquarie University

You’re invited to a day of activities and workshops to learn more about how engineering can shape our future and

tackle global challenges. If you’re a female student in year 9 or 10 in 2018 and are interested in science and

mathematics, register now to be part of this exciting event.

Bookings at:

https://www.mq.edu.au/about/events/view/women-in-engineering-day/ Changing the Game in Higher-Education The Global Game Changers program combines online study with two overseas trips – to China and South-East Asia and to Silicon Valley in the US. Providing first-hand exposure to the world’s fastest-growing economies, students can walk away with an internationally recognised undergraduate degree in just two years. More information or contact oskars@ducere.edu.au https://www.ducere.edu.au/

SCU Info Webinars

If you cannot make it to an on-campus info day, Login to these Info Webinars on:

12 December. 11.00am. Bookings

13 December. 6.00pm. Bookings

16 January. 6.00pm. Bookings

https://www.scu.edu.au/study-at-scu/info-days/

Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) is a course that provides a pathway for people wishing to gain entry to and excel in higher education. For more info email d.rajaratnam@cqu.edu.au Visit: https://www.cqu.edu.au/courses/study-areas/work-and-study-preparation/steps TAFE NSW Credit Transfer - Start at TAFE and finish at University with a Degree Check credittransfer.tafensw.edu.au when helping your students to see how many Credit Points a TAFE NSW qualification can give them for a degree with an Australian University. With around 3,000 pathways available. TAFENSWCreditTransferEnquiries@tafensw.edu.au https://credittransfer.tafensw.edu.au/ Apprenticeships and Traineeships - Current at 10.30am, 29 November.

Sydney-based positions advertised as below. To help prepare yourself for applying to any positions, Login to JobJump and go to: https://www.jobjump.com.au/jobs

Carpentry Apprenticeships - 62 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+carpenter&l=2000&radius=50 Plumbing Apprenticeships - 37 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+plumber&l=2000&radius=50 Electrical Apprenticeships - 85 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+electrician&l=2000&radius=50 Office Administration Junior - 125 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=junior+office+administration&l=2000&radius=50 Mechanic Apprenticeships - 125 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+mechanic&l=2000&radius=50 Hairdressing Apprenticeships - 62 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+hairdresser&l=2000&radius=50 Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeships - 25 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+heavy+vehicle+mechanic&l=2000&radius=50 Chef Apprenticeships - 54 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+chef&l=2000&radius=50 Child Care Traineeships - 75 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=trainee+child+care&l=2000&radius=50 Metal Apprenticeships - 44 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+metal&l=2000&radius=50 Bricklaying Apprenticeships - 1 spot https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+bricklayer&l=2000&radius=50 Shopfitting Apprenticeships - 9 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+shopfitter&l=2000&radius=50 Refrigeration/Airconditioning Apprenticeships - 41 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+refrigeration&l=2000&radius=50 Cabinetmaking Apprenticeships - 28 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+cabinet+maker&l=2000&radius=50 Panel Beating Apprenticeships - 3 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+panel+beater&l=2000&radius=50 Landscaping Apprenticeships - 14 spots https://au.indeed.com/jobs?q=apprentice+landscaper&l=2000&radius=50

Billy Blue Options Day

15 December, 9.00am to 5.00pm (drop in anytime)

46-52 Mountain Street, Ultimo

Our diploma and bachelor degrees have different entry requirements. Your ATAR could see you enrolling into a

diploma course, that on completion will offer you a pathway into a bachelor degree. Billy Blue College of Design at

Torrens University, offer bachelor and diploma courses in a variety of design disciplines; Interior Design, Graphic

Design, Photography, Digital Media and Fashion. If you didn't get the result you were looking for, there are other

great options for you.

Call 1300 851 245

Email info@billyblue.edu.au

http://www.billyblue.edu.au/news-events/upcoming-events/sydney/options-day-sydney-dec-2017

William Blue Open Day and Open House - Event Management, Hospitality Management, Tourism

Open Day - 20 January. 10.00am to 2.00pm

1 Hickson Road, The Rocks

Tour facilities, meet staff and students and have all of your questions answered.

http://www.williamblue.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/openday-sydney

Open House - 6 December. 11.00am to 12.00pm and 5.00pm to 6.00pm

http://www.williamblue.edu.au/about/events-and-workshops/open-house-sydney

Top Education Business and Law - Campus Tours Come in and discover the possibilities at Top Education. Explore our heritage listed campus, the Australian Technology Park. Learn about our unique work experience opportunities with one of the biggest global firms and learn how you can into our courses, even if you don't meet the ATAR requirement. E: elizabeth.starks@top.edu.au T: 02 92094888 Book here: https://www.top.edu.au/events/campus-tour

Sydney Design School Info Sessions

15 December. 1.00pm

If you’re passionate about becoming an Interior Designer or Interior Decorator then we invite you to join us for a

free information session to learn more. While you’re here, have a look around and view our graduate’s exciting

work.

https://sydneydesignschool.com.au/information-sessions/

Careers with STEM Magazines - Science, Maths, Engineering, Health, Code

Find a magazine that interests you in any STEM area.

https://careerswithstem.com/read-it-here/

TSFX HSC Summer Head Start Lectures

The summer break gives students the opportunity to get ahead and to reduce stress levels and study loads in 2018.

Year 11 info http://www.tsfx.com.au/?hsc-program=year-11-summer-school

Year 12 info http://www.tsfx.com.au/?hsc-program=summer-school

CSIRO Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traineeships

The CSIRO is actively seeking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are interested in working in an exciting

dynamic and supportive organisation. Our one to two year traineeships offer exciting work environments for people

starting their careers by combining employment with structured formal training from a TAFE or similar training

provider. Indigenous Traineeships are available across a range of disciplines and locations.

Register here:

https://jobs.csiro.au/job/Various-Registration-of-Interest-Aboriginal-and-Torres-Strait-Islander-

Traineeships/411215300/ Camp America Jobs Fair 14 January. 10.30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Rydges World Square, 389 Pitt St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Get hired on the spot at the 2018 Camp America Job Fairs. Camp Directors from camps all across the USA will be heading to Sydney to hire people like you. https://campamerica.com.au/events/job-fair-2018-sydney/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_qaU66Pi1wIVVwwrCh2ooQuLEAAYASAAEgLRKfD_BwE Do you dream of an office above the clouds? Start your career as a Flight Attendant with Aviation Australia. Be inspired, have all your questions answered and register for the Flight Attendant Career Session on 24 January, 5.30pm, Alexandra. Our industry experts will explain your career options, as well as guide and assist you in your first step to a Flight Attendant career.Register at aviationaustralia.aero/flight-attendant-career-sessions St Patricks Institute of Education Student Job Success If your Year 10, 11 or HSC students are looking for alternative options to university, St Patricks still has a few places left for the 2018 Business Diplomas. Graduates are in very high demand. Our Career Partner network includes Ashurst, Ernst & Young, and Crown Solicitors. These firms and many others have already employed our students for their EA programs commencing in 2018. Call 0428 930 349 for more information. NIDA Studio for Young Actors The Young Actors Studio and Musical Theatre Studio courses at NIDA are four-term, custom-built sessions for young people aged 15-18 to develop their acting, vocal, physical and imaginative dexterity. Entry is by audition in January 2018. Apply http://www.nida.edu.au/studios. First Aid, White Card, RSA & RCG First Aid training, CPR, White Card, RSA & RCG training on campus anywhere in NSW. (02) 43823055 or info@coastalohs.com or visit website http://www.coastalohs.com 18th-19th of December - Designing for Websites and Apps (SYD/MEL CAMPUS) Are you interested in a creative career? Transform your passion for Graphic Design into a career of the future. UX Design has revolutionised design! Whether you are creating a mobile app, a website, or a smartwatch app, UX design has become the bread and butter of Digital Design. Join us at AIT this December for a fun, hands-on workshop, and get a taste of how to create apps that users love. 18-19th December - Mobile VR and Game Design (SYD/MEL CAMPUS) Do you want to make video games? Are you interested in creating amazing virtual experiences? Master the art of game development & programming in this intensive 2-day workshop. Learn how to use Unity3D, the most popular software in the game development industry, and acquire awesome game design & coding skills. BOOK NOW: http://www.ait.edu.au/events/short-courses SAE SYDNEY INFO NIGHT | DECEMBER 14 2017 | TIME: 6:00PM - 8:00PM Are you interested in studying at SAE Sydney? We are enrolling in courses in Animation, Audio, Design, Film and Games for February. Come and experience our amazing brand-new facilities, talk to our staff and students and learn all about the life of a creative student both while studying and after graduation. LOCATION: SAE Sydney - 39 Regent. REGISTER HERE to attend: http://bit.ly/2h9yu1T

TAFE NSW Enrolment Week TAFE NSW will be hosting Enrolment Week at all campuses from 15 – 20 January 2018, providing the opportunity for prospective students to seek career advice, attend information sessions, get involved in hands-on interactive workshops, jump on campus tours and finalise their enrolment. Students can register their interest for TAFE NSW Enrolment Week here: www.tafensw.edu.au/enrolment-week Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship The Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship supports undergraduates who are keen to become the tech innovators of the future. Up to 40 scholarships are available annually, valued up to $25,000 over five years, across 11 Australian universities. Applications for 2018 close soon. For more information visit http://westpac.com.au/scholarships or email amy.blacker@westpac.com.au. 1st Year Automotive Apprenticeship Vacancies NSW Apprenticeships R Us have over 300 first year automotive apprenticeship vacancies available across some of Sydney's most renowned and prestige workshops. These jobs are suitable for students looking to leave school or recent school leavers. No experience required, just a genuine passion for automotive. For more information, email ltabone@apprus.com.au or call 02 9891 6900. BiG Day In @ UTS - Tuesday 20 March 2018 BiG Day In IT Careers Conference for students Yrs 9-12 @ UTS on Tuesday 20 March 2018 – Speakers incl. Animal Logic, IBM, Technology 1, Microsoft, WiseTech Global, Westpac, Adobe & more talking about their careers & the future of technology. Loads of cool exhibitors including Westpac, Microsoft, IBM, CSIRO, WiseTech Global, ACS, Adobe & loads more. Tickets $10 for students https://www.thebigdayin.com.au Try volunteering or casual work this summer | myfuture Encourage students to keep busy over the long summer break by researching and applying for part-time/casual work or seek volunteer opportunities to help with their career development. myfuture is Australia’s National Career Information Service that assists with career planning and career pathways. Visit myfuture and view career articles for helpful tips: https://www.myfuture.edu.au/career-insight Careers Advisory Service (CAS) Event Name: Careers Advisory Service (CAS) Date: 18-20 December 2017 Time: 9:00am -5:00pm Venue: Online service Cost: FREE Contact: 1300 300 687 Event Description: The NSW Department of Education will fund the email, phone and webchat service again in 2017. Note that this year there is a webchat facility for live time responses. Gearing for the future of exercise & sports science and aged care The aged care workforce taskforce has been put together an will be investigating the future of this workforce: https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/nursing/aged-care-taskforce-2017-front-line-staff-overlooked+. Exercise & Sport Science Australia is gearing for the growth of exercise professions: https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/exercise-physiology-sports-science/essa-graduate-destination-report-2017 TAFE Digital TAFE Digital has brought its online platforms (TAFEnow, TAFE Online and OTEN) together under a single brand, providing students with access to over 200 courses online that are available on their terms, anywhere and at any time. With a commitment to provide learning for jobs and brighter futures, TAFE Digital will provide high quality training where and when it’s needed: www.tafensw.edu.au/digital TAFE NSW Student Services TAFE NSW deliver high quality education across a variety of course areas, equipping students with the skills they need to secure the job they want. But did you know that we provide more than education? Whether students need support with study skills, child care or disability support, TAFE offers a range of student support services to help all students succeed: www.tafensw.edu.au/student-services