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Fact Sheet
Helping students make the transition to post-secondary education
When it comes to the transition to post-secondary education, students with disability have the same needs as other students: clear information about course requirements, their rights and responsibilit...
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Leaps and Bounds - Tasmania [ doc: 2,249 KB ]
A Tasmanian self-help planning guide to post-school education and TAFE training for prospective students with disabilities and chronic medical conditions.
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Learning Disability: Tertiary Transition experiences
Grasp the Nettle is a collection of tertiary transition experiences from people with learning disability. These recordings share the experiences of 11 individuals with learning disability who have ma...
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Mature Study Resource Website
This fully accessible website is for mature age people with disabilities and/or medical conditions considering tertiary education at TAFE, university or Registered Training Organisations (RTOs). The w...
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Pathways to Work through VET (Tasmania) - Part 1 [ doc: 1,616 KB ]
Pathways to Work through vocational education and training for people with a disability in Tasmania. A series of information sheets designed to assist people with disabilities with planning their pat...
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Article
Thinking about higher education? - Tips from students with dyslexia, mental health difficulties and Asperger's Syndrome
Guidance for students - Thinking about higher education? - Tips from students with dyslexia, mental health difficulties and Asperger's Syndrome. Commissioned by Aimhigher East of England,
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Towards Success in Tertiary Study - series of booklets
These guides present study skills and resources for students with a range of disabilities who are currently studying, or intending to study, in higher education. Each of the eight booklets focuses on ...
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What’s the difference: School Vs Vocational Ed. and Training [ DOC: 137 KB ]
This fact sheet compares a number of aspects of school, VET and university life.
Areas looked at: enrolment, personal freedom, classes, teachers/lecturers, studying and exams
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