Towards Success in Tertiary Study

Towards Success in Tertiary Study is a resource for all students who are studying or intending to study at tertiary level and includes strategies for students who have a disability. 

• Acquired brain injury
• Asperger's syndrome
• Deaf or hard of hearing
• Learning disabilities
• Chronic / ongoing medical conditions
• Mental health conditions
• Blind or low vision

Revised and downloaded with permission from NDCO Region 15.  

 Family plays an important role in the success of any student. This booklet has been written to provide information to assist you in supporting your family member during their time at university. This resource includes information on the services available to all students at USQ and also information on specific services and resources available to assist students with disabilities.  

Moving On - a publication to support people with a learning disability.

Produced by the National Disability Coordination Officer, Western Region of Victoria.

'In My Shoes Disability Awareness' resource

A staff awareness/staff induction training program that looks at issues in adult education for people with a disability from the perspective of the person with a disability add the perspective of the staff person. The training is designed for teaching staff, and disability support staff across the adult education sector.

Produced by the National Disability Coordination Officer, Wodonga - Gippsland & Outer South East Melbourne, Hosted by Wodonga Institute of TAFE

Your right to an education 

Disability Discrimination Act: Education Standards.  A guide for students with a disability, their associates and education providers.  Website:  www.ddaedustandards.info

This version was funded by NDCO for Southern Melbourne and Suburbs from DEEWR funds.