TEP on campus

Albury-Wodonga

When is the course offered?

In 2012 the Tertiary Enabling Program will start on 23 July and finish on 7 December. There will be a two week mid semester break from 24 September to 5 October.

Classes will be conducted on the La Trobe University campus at Albury-Wodonga from 10.00am – 4.00pm on two separate days, Tuesdays and Fridays. This includes a lunch break from 12 noon – 1:00pm and an optional tutorial class from 3:00 – 4:00pm.

The tutorial classes are not structured and provide an opportunity for students to ask questions and seek additional support and guidance.

Contact us

We would be very happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Tertiary Enabling Program. 

Fiona Elgin
Senior Coordinator
Enabling and Pathways Programs
(02) 6024 9784

Bernadette Bennett
Academic Coordinator
Tertiary Enabling Program
(02) 6024 9772

Email: tep@latrobe.edu.au

How do I apply?

In order to apply for a place in the Tertiary Enabling Program you will need to complete an application form and submit this directly to TEP team in Albury-Wodonga. Download the application form here [Word doc 388KB].

Applicants may be invited to an individual, informal interview as part of the expression of interest process. An interview will be an essential requirement for applicants under 21.

The Tertiary Enabling Program has been delivered in Albury-Wodonga since 1990. It was previously known as the University Bridging Program.

What support services are available?

Student Support Services

A range of support services are available including personal and financial counselling, accommodation advice and assistance for students with disabilities and/or special needs.

Academic Services – Library

Enrolled students will be issued with an ID card providing access to the Learning Resource Centre, with a general orientation tour in the first week of the program.

Student Association

Students undertaking the Tertiary Enabling Program have the opportunity to participate in activities organised by the Student Association.

Is there child care?

There is a child care centre on campus, although places may be limited. Please contact the centre on (02) 6055 6653 if you would like more information about their services.

Where can I park?

Car parking space is available on campus. Students may also decide to car pool if convenient. A bus service visits the main campus on a limited basis from Albury and Wodonga.

Bendigo

When is the course offered?

Proposed dates for 2013 for the Tertiary Enabling Program are:
Semester 2: Commencing the week of 29 July and finishing the week ending 6 December.

Program Structure

Classes are conducted on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00am – 4:00pm. On Tuesdays classes are held at the La Trobe Bendigo campus and Fridays at the Bendigo TAFE campus. This includes a lunch break from 12 noon – 1:00pm and an optional tutorial class from 3:00 – 4:00pm.

The tutorial classes are not structured and provide an opportunity for students to ask questions and seek additional support and guidance.

Additional sessions by mentors are available throughout the week to provide extra assistance. Timetable and start and finish dates may change.

Contact us

We would be very happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Tertiary Enabling Program.

Email: tep.bendigo@latrobe.edu.au
Meg Lithgow
Administrative Coordinator, Bendigo
Tertiary Enabling Program
(03) 5444 7744

Helen Hickson
Academic Coordinator, Bendigo
(03) 5444 7593

Fiona Elgin
Senior Coordinator
Enabling and Pathways Programs
(02) 6024 9784

How do I apply?

In order to apply for a place in the Tertiary Enabling Program you will need to complete an application form and submit this directly to the TEP in Bendigo. Download the application form here [PDF 84 KB].

Applicants may be invited to an individual, informal interview as part of the expression of interest process. An interview will be an essential requirement for applicants under 21.

What support services are available?

Student Support Services

A range of support services are available including personal and financial counselling and assistance for students with disabilities and/or special needs.  There is also support for students from refugee backgrounds.  Specific support for students completing assignments through the academic language and learning unit.

Academic Services – Library

Enrolled students will be issued with a La Trobe University Student ID card which provides access to the Library with full student borrower privileges. A general orientation tour occurs in the first week of the program to familiarise students with the Library and its resources. 

Student Association

Students undertaking the Tertiary Enabling Program have the opportunity to become members of the Bendigo Student Association (BSA) and to participate in activities and events they organise.

Read more detail regarding all the services available at the Bendigo campus.

Shepparton

When is the course offered?

In 2012 the Tertiary Enabling Program will start 24 July and finish on 7 December. There will be a two week mid semester break from 24 September to 5 October which will coincide with school holidays.

Classes will be conducted on the La Trobe University and GOTAFE campuses in Shepparton from 10.00am – 4.00pm on two separate days: Tuesdays and Fridays. This includes a lunch break from 12noon – 1:00pm and a tutorial class from 3:00 – 4:00pm.

The tutorial classes are not structured and provide an opportunity for students to ask questions and seek additional support.

Contact us

We would be very happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Tertiary Enabling Program. 

Susan Jerie
Academic Coordinator, Shepparton
Tertiary Enabling Program
Ph: 03 5820 8612

OR phone campus reception: 03 5820 8600

Email: tep.shepparton@latrobe.edu.au

How do I apply?

In order to apply for a place in the Tertiary Enabling Program you will need to complete an application form and submit the form directly to the TEP team in Shepparton. Download the application form here [Word doc 378KB].

Applicants may be invited to an individual, informal interview as part of the expression of interest process. An interview will be an essential requirement for applicants under 21.

What support services are available?

Student Support Services

A range of support services are available including personal and financial counselling and assistance for students with disabilities and/or special needs.

Academic Services – Library

Enrolled students will be issued with an ID card providing access to the Learning Resource Centre, with a general orientation tour in the first week of the program.

Student Association

Students undertaking the Tertiary Enabling Program have the opportunity to participate in activities organised by the Student Association.

Where can I park?

Limited visitor parking is available next to the building in Stewart Street. Ask at reception for a permit card. There are two more parking areas that are shared with Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE.

A disabled parking space is available at the front of the building (entry from Fryers Street). There is also free, on-street parking near the building and surrounding streets, but time limits apply.

Mildura

When is the course offered?

In 2012 the Tertiary Enabling Program will start 30 July and finish on 12 December. There will be a two week mid semester break from 24 September to 5 October.

Classes will be conducted on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10.00am – 4.00pm. On Mondays classes will be held at the SuniTAFE campus and Wednesdays at the La Trobe Mildura campus. This includes a lunch break from 12 noon – 1:00pm and an optional tutorial class from 3:00 – 4:00pm.

The tutorial classes are not structured and provide an opportunity for students to ask questions and seek additional support and guidance.

Contact us

We would be very happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Tertiary Enabling Program.  

Paulina Billett
Academic Coordinator, Mildura
Tertiary Enabling Program

Email: tep.mildura@latrobe.edu.au

How do I apply?

In order to apply for a place in the Tertiary Enabling Program you will need to complete an application form and submit this directly to the TEP team in Mildura. Download the application form here [Word doc 389KB].

Applicants may be invited to an individual, informal interview as part of the expression of interest process. An interview will be an essential requirement for applicants under 21.

What support services are available?

Student Support Services

A range of support services are available including personal and financial counselling and assistance for students with disabilities and/or special needs.

Academic Services – Library

Enrolled students will be issued with an ID card providing access to the Learning Resource Centre, with a general orientation tour in the first week of the program.

Student Association

Students undertaking the Tertiary Enabling Program have the opportunity to participate in activities organised by the Student Association.

Broadmeadows

When is the course offered?

In 2012 the Tertiary Enabling Program will start 31 July and finish on 13 December. There will be a two week mid semester break from 24 September to 5 October.

Classes will be conducted at the Kangan Institute campus in Broadmeadows, Melbourne from 10.00am – 4.00pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This includes a lunch break from 12 noon – 1.00pm and a tutorial class from 3.00 – 4.00pm on each day.

The tutorial classes are not structured and provide an opportunity for students to ask questions and seek additional support.

Contact us

We would be very happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Tertiary Enabling Program.

Ailie Coulter
Coordinator, Tertiary Enabling Program
Kangan Institute, Broadmeadows
Ph: (03) 94255676

Kaye McKinna
Administrations Coordinator, Tertiary Enabling & Pathways Programs
Kangan Institute, Broadmeadows
Ph: (03) 92792451

How do I apply?

In order to apply for a place in the Tertiary Enabling Program you will need to complete an expression of interest form and submit the form directly to the TEP team at Kangan Institute in Broadmeadows. Download the expression of interest form here [Word doc 378KB].

Applicants may be invited to an individual, informal interview as part of the expression of interest process. An interview will be an essential requirement for applicants under 21.

What support services are available?

Student Support Services

A range of support services are available including personal and financial counselling and assistance for students with disabilities and/or special needs.

Academic Services – Library

Enrolled students will be issued with an ID card providing access to the library, with a general orientation tour in the first week of the program.

Student Association

Students undertaking the Tertiary Enabling Program have the opportunity to participate in activities organised by the La Trobe Student Association. These activities will be offered at La Trobe Bundoora.

Parking and Transport

Free Parking is available at the Kangan Institute Broadmeadows campus:

Melway Ref: Map 6: G7
Pearcedale Parade
Broadmeadows VIC 3047

Public transport is also available:

Bus Routes
477-Moonee Ponds-Broadmeadows (via Airport West Shopping Centre)
541-Roxburgh Park SC-Broadmeadows Station
542-Roxburgh Park SC-Oak Park Station

Train Routes
Take the Broadmeadows Line, and depart at Broadmeadows Station. The campus is a ten-minute walk from the station.

Visit Metlink or call 13 1638 for timetable and route information.