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