Welcome to SP5 - Get Organised Now!

Don't forget to grab a new SP5 Study Planner from your campus Learning and Teaching Unit to make sure you get organised and submit your assessements in on time! Or you can download from the LTU website.

Unlocking the Secret to Academic Success - A Workshops

Are you looking for ways to enhance your academic success? Then you should consider attending an interactive 2 hour workshop which will provide you with useful tools and knowledge, which are keys to developing the skills necessary to meet the demands of study. The information provided will help you to manage your study, get on top of your workload and make it a more enjoyable experience. The workshops will be facilitiated by LTU Counsellors and Learning Advisers and held on each campus on various times. Bookings are required.

Mind Mapping Workshop

Make the most of your mid-year break and learn how to mind map and why it is such an effective technique. Find out how to apply this skill to help you learn and study more effectively. This session has several activities where you will be able to practise your mind mapping skills.

The workshop will be held on Monday 19th July 10am to 12pm at the Learning and Teaching Unit, Room P2-40, Level 2, Playford Building, City East. Please register for this workshop .

Career Mentor Program

Want to become more competitive in the challenging transition from study to career?
Here is your opportunity…
UniSA Disability Services will fund 15 places in the Willing and Able Mentoring (WAM) Program in 2010


WAM is a career mentoring program for tertiary students who have a disability. WAM was started in response to many people with a disability being overlooked for career opportunities, despite being as talented as their peers.


The (WAM) Program matches tertiary students who have a disability with Mentors in leading organisations in the students' field of interest.


Applicants must be available for a training workshop, then six to eight mentor sessions at the mentor's workplace, and a debriefing and certificate presentation event at the end of the program.

Meetings with the Mentor are focussed on:
• Gathering information about the career environment you are heading towards
• Refining interview skills
• Experiencing the workplace culture (eg. staff meetings)
• Developing better skills in presenting a professional profile
• Disclosure and demystifying disability and related workplace issues (eg. workplace modifications)

How Do I apply??
Simply write a statement in 100 words or less why it would be useful for you to join the WAM program. Email your statement or any queries to disability@unisa.edu.au before Wed 7th July, 2010.