Welcome

Introduction

As a student within the CTCP, there are a number of expectations placed upon you. Some basic expectations are that students will prepare for their intensive learning sessions and will participate actively within the class sessions (in fact, part of your assessment will depend on it!). You will be expected to seek help from your lecturers when you encounter a problem, manage your time and develop your ability to become self sufficient in your studies. If you apply yourself to these lessons you will enhance your ability to think, solve problems, connect and integrate knowledge and experience. University study can build the foundations for a life time of learning and growth, provided students take responsibilty for their own learning.

Assessing your learning

At the completion of this two day orientation course, you will be required to undertake a compulsory assessment so that we can be satisfied as to your level of understanding on the issues covered. Don't be concerned, as the assessment won't be difficult. It will comprise of approximately 40 tasks or questions and should take around an hour and a half to complete. You will need access to a computer and to the internet. You will have one week to complete the full assessment. All students will be required to achieve an 80% pass rate (which shouldn't be difficult if you apply yourself). Following this process, if your teacher identifies the need for supplementary assistance or consultation to support you and assist your studies, you will be advised.

• Graduate Quality Outcomes
• English language requirements
• Independent Learners Introductory Program (ILIP)
• Assessment
• Assessment information
• Grades of Performance
• Academic Misconduct
• Time Management
• Student Academic Grievance Policy
• University Policies
• SOLS mail