Sexual Assault & Sexual Harassment and Domestic & Family Violence
Support services are available for students or staff who experience Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment (SASH) and Domestic Family Violence
Personal counselling
Counselling can help you with a range of issues including mental health and emotional wellbeing, loss and grief, relationship issues, and life direction.
Academic support, including help with study skills and academic English
Support is available in a range of academic areas including essay writing, proper referencing, study skills and time management, accessing library resources, and academic English.
Academic Integrity
The ACT and each of its Affiliated Colleges are committed to the highest standards of academic integrity. The value of your award is based on the ACT’s commitment to academic integrity.
Information about Academic Integrity and support services are available here.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
Culturally appropriate support is available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. For more information please see the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student Support Policy.
Health and welfare services
Health and welfare services cover a wide range of supports for issues including those related to physical health (i.e. medical), disability, financial, and tenancy.
Legal support
While staff at the college cannot provide legal advice, you may be referred to services in the community can help you with a legal matter, such as traffic incidents, domestic violence matters, family law matters, immigration, and consumer rights.
Accommodation
Support with accommodation will provide you with information about ways to find accommodation while you undertake your study.
Student Advocacy
The student advocacy service helps students understand policy and procedures and can assist with making appeals, grievances and complaints.