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SDG College Pty Ltd is committed to assisting you to successfully complete your studies through comprehensive academic and welfare support. Student support needs are identified during enrolment and a tailored Student Support Plan is developed in collaboration with you (see Policy & Procedures; Support Plan & Form).
Academic & Study Support
One-to-one tutorial sessions with your Trainer or Assessor to clarify concepts, work through assignments or review progress.
Reasonable adjustments in assessment tasks (extended deadlines, alternate formats, assistive technology) for disabilities, health conditions or injuries.
Peer-mentoring “Buddy” program: senior students share study tips, campus insights and moral support.
Study skills workshops on time management, research techniques, academic writing and exam preparation.
Guidance on academic integrity, referencing styles and plagiarism avoidance.
Career & Employability Services
CV and cover-letter workshops to help you craft compelling, professional applications.
Interview preparation and mock assessment sessions including industry-specific questions and structured feedback.
Networking events and employer showcases, connecting you with potential recruiters and industry panels.
Graduate placement referrals via our industry partnerships.
One-on-one LinkedIn profile reviews to optimize your professional online presence.
Language, Literacy & Digital Skills
LLN screening to identify language, literacy or numeracy gaps, followed by a customized Support Plan.
On-site and online LLN workshops and one-to-one tutoring in writing, reading, presentation and numeracy skills.
Digital literacy training for our Learning Management System, Microsoft Office, research databases and collaboration tools.
Referrals to external language providers (AMES Australia, TAFE NSW ELICOS) for intensive or foundation courses.
Study skills coaching on referencing tools, note-taking methods and effective revision strategies.
Personal & Social Wellbeing
Confidential counselling referrals (on-campus or via trusted external partners) for stress, anxiety, relationships or other personal matters.
Critical incident response plans for family emergencies, serious illness or crisis events.
Financial hardship assistance, including guidance on emergency grants, scholarships or payment plans.
Cultural and inclusion support, with targeted orientation and ongoing services for Indigenous students and those from diverse backgrounds.
Social connection events, study groups and campus activities to build networks and friendships.
24/7 crisis hotline information: Lifeline (13 11 14), 13 YARN (13 92 76), 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).
