At Think Education, we take your needs seriously. Whether you require academic guidance or social support, we’re here to help from enrolment right through to graduation.
We strive to be inclusive and socially aware and have systems and services in place to support your studies and wellbeing.
Think Education’s Support For Students Policy outlines both academic and non-academic supports available.
Support services
We offer a range of learning development and support services to enhance your success and academic achievement – we are here to help.
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Study supportWe offer a range of study and learning support to help you improve your study and learning skills. From library and learning resources, peer study sessions, online workshops, assistance with research and writing skills, Brainfuse a 24/7 academic tutor service and more – we are here to help.
First year supportAs a part of the Success Coach team's first-year program, you'll be able to access workshops, group coaching, and short, easy-to-follow coaching videos to help you set and reach goals, boost performance, and improve wellbeing.
You can also join the Mentor Connect Program. Working with a student mentor has been proven to help first-year students transition smoothly into university life. Connect with mentors through the Vygo platform for online support sessions or text chats.
Counselling and wellbeingCounselling can help you with personal challenges, feelings and other problems that impact your ability to cope with university life or be your best self.
Counsellors are non-judgmental and do not diagnose; they listen and help you explore areas of concern and work on strategies that will help you get through your studies. Counselling provides a confidential and neutral place to freely express your needs and concerns.
Success Coaches
Wellbeing
Diversity and inclusion
Student organisations
Student support team members
We can help you with your questions about anything to do with your studies and learning experience.
First Nations Liaison Advisor
A Gumbaynggirr woman from the North Coast of NSW, Rochelle is passionate about promoting Indigenous cultural perspectives at Torrens University Australia. Holding a bachelor degree in Adult Education, she is experienced in both higher education and public service.
National Lead Counsellor
Leading the Think Education Counselling services, Susan offers on-campus and online support to students. Making the mental health and wellbeing of others her priority, Susan is determined to ensure students thrive during their journey at university.
Accessibility Advisor
Sara is committed to upholding accessibility in the learning environment for students with disabilities. She works collaboratively with students to develop tailored adjustments to support their study. She also provides guidance to staff on best practice for accessible learning and engagement.
Academic Support Facilitator – Numeracy
Peter works in the Academic Success Team which supports students in the development of their academic literacy and numeracy. Numeracy is Peter’s real passion which he uses to help students feel comfortable working with numbers.
Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Coordinator
Through trained Student Leaders, Sam coordinates PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions), a free, academic study assistance program run by students for students. PASS aims to improve subject engagement and learning though online study sessions.
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