Student SErvices · 2020-07-20 · STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING C Ground Floor Learning Resource Centre (LRC) Learning Advisors Level 1 Student Lounge & The Balcony Student Services

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STUDENT SERVICESWelcome to Angliss!


STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING C

Ground Floor

Learning Resource Centre (LRC)

Learning Advisors

Level 1

Student Lounge & The Balcony

Student Services Office

Careers & Employment

Student Activities

Level 2

Wellbeing & Counselling Services

Disability, Access & Inclusion

Medical Centre


LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE (LRC) Student ID Card required at all times

Self-check out terminal for LRC resources

Computers & study rooms (can be booked)

Quiet study zone (daytime). After-hours access from 5:30pm

Media pod for podcasting or presentation purposes (can be booked)

Wireless network (BYOD)

Printing/photocopying/scanning

Borrowing e-books, books, journals, magazines, recreational DVDs, etc.

Laptops for student loan for use on campus

Databases for research and assignment purposes

Electronic resources via LRC homepage

Normal Opening hours

Semester hours

Monday to Friday:

Unstaffed: 7:30 - 8:30am; 5:30 - 9pm

Staffed: 8:30am – 5:30pm

Saturday: 8:30am - 4pm (unstaffed)

Semester break

Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 5pm

Saturday: Closed

During COVID-19 restrictions

Visit our webpage for more information: http://library.angliss.edu.au/

http://library.angliss.edu.au/


LEARNING ADVISORSStudy smarter. Get better results.Learning Advisors provide a free service for all students

• Understanding assessments and course work

• Writing for assessments

• Computer skills and online learning

• Research and referencing

• Preparing for oral presentations

• Maths, numeracy and finance

Online (Zoom) or phone appointments, and email service available

For further information check out myWAI student portal or email

[email protected]

Visit us in the Learning Resource Centre (library)

Drop in service available during term:

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday12 – 3pm (times may change due to COVID 19)

mailto:[email protected]


STUDENT LOUNGE Free grab and go breakfast from 8am until 9am.

Kitchenette with microwaves, sandwich toaster, hot & chilled water.

Foxtel, games, table tennis, vending machines.

Student notice board – second hand items, accommodation, student interest.


CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT

CareerHub – our online jobs noticeboard careers.angliss.edu.au

Book an appointment to have your

resume or cover letter checked, practice for

interviews and gain general career advice.

Virtual career development webinars.

Virtual industry networking events.

Contact 9606 2137 or [email protected]


CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT

Upcoming events

Virtual Careers Bootcamp

August 11 – Email etiquette.

August 12 – How to write a resume?

August 13 – Job search preparation.

Virtual Careers Conversation Fair

31st of August until the 4th of September.

Book via Mywai or more information in the student newsletter.


CLUBS & SOCIETIESJoin a club, start your own club, or do both!

It is a great way to meet new people and have fun at William Angliss.

Angliss Wine Society (for lovers of fine wine and food pairing)

WAI Dance Club

Zen (mastering Japanese culture)

Chef Anime (Fusion of Anime and food)

Date with Cakes (for those with a sweet tooth)

International Student Club

Good Food Society

Pride Club

WAI Potterheads


SCHOLARSHIPSStudy what you love with a little help from us

We place a huge importance on giving students access to education.

This is why we have a range of scholarships available through the William Angliss Institute Foundation and our partnerships with industry.

We have a number of scholarships based on equity (hardship) and merit (academic performance).

Check online for eligibility requirements

www.angliss.edu.au/scholarships


WELLBEING & COUNSELLING SERVICES Free, confidential and culturally inclusive

Individual counselling up to10 sessions per year via Zoom, Telehealth (preferred platforms due to the currentCOVID-19 situation) or in person

Support with challenges of life e.g. mental health, relationships, alcohol and drugs, adjustment to study

Bursary application for financial hardship and Special Consideration

Information & referral to external support services e.g. mental health, housing, financial & legal

Workshops, group sessions & classroom information sessions

Contact:

Wellbeing Officer, 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (03) 9606 2210; Mobile: 0421 809 283

In person: Building C, Room C206

myWAI : See under - Wellbeing and Counselling to make an appointment online.



DISABILITY SERVICE: ACCESS AND INCLUSIONWhat does ‘disability’ include?

Intellectual disability

Physical/Mobility conditions

Learning Disability

Mental Health conditions (incl. Depression and Anxiety)

Deaf/Hard of Hearing

Vision impairment

Autism Spectrum Condition (incl. Asperger’s Syndrome)

Medical conditions

Anaphylaxis

Acquired Brain Impairment

ADD/ADHD

Neurological Conditions

Speech Impairment

Some services the Disability Service can provide:

Liaising with teachers

Support in and out of class

Alternative assessments, e.g. verbal assessment

Individual Access Plans

Reasonable adjustments, e.g. extensions

Advocacy

Private and confidential

To make an appointment, contact Disability Liaison Officer:

Email: [email protected]

or

Phone: 9606 2232

Location: Building C, Level 2, Room C204

Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm



MEDICAL CENTRE

Fully confidential service

Bulk-billed for domestic students (Medicare card required)

Open Monday to Friday (excl. Public Holidays), 8am – 5pm

Contact:

Building C, Level 2

Phone: 9606 2208 or email [email protected]



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Student SErvices · 2020-07-20 · STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING C Ground Floor Learning Resource Centre (LRC) Learning Advisors Level 1 Student Lounge & The Balcony Student Services