Peer mentoring
Faculty programs
Faculty peer mentoring programs guide new students during their first 5 weeks at Deakin. They also provide a range of ongoing assistance to all of their students.
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Provides social connection and guidance to new students, plus one-off quick meetings offering advice and referral to services for all Faculty students.
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On-campus and online mentoring for new students, plus a range of workshops. Drop-in spaces at Burwood, Geelong and online are available to all Faculty students.
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On-campus and online mentoring offers new students help with navigating uni and settling in. Drop-in sessions focused on timely topics are available to all Health students.
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Mentoring for new on-campus and online students, plus opportunities to network. An online ‘ask a mentor' service is available to all Faculty students.
Academic mentors
Get free support from specialised peer mentors who can help you find answers for your queries, understand your subjects and improve your academic skills.
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Learn how to better understand maths concepts and build your maths confidence. Drop in to a session or ask a question online.
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Get help with unpacking assessment questions, researching, academic writing, referencing and more.
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Meet and work with other students from your unit through free, online group study sessions in tough units.
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Get matched with an experienced student from your faculty for your first trimester studying online.
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No one knows what it’s like to be a student better than students do. That's why peer mentoring is such an important part of Deakin.
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Mentoring offers you personal growth and an opportunity to build your soft skills. It also helps other students
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Every year, Deakin recognises the contributions of the many trained mentors and student leaders who share their unique knowledge and skills with their peers.