Student Support

Student Support

Student Welfare

 

At Hopkins, we understand the enormous pressure some students face during their studies.

The two most common problems students face are academic and emotional pressures, particularly international students living away from the comfort of their own home, family and friends.

Hopkins has policies and procedures in place to support both domestic and international students. In addition to the excellent support of trainers and administration staff, dedicated full-time Student Welfare Officers are available to support students, and counselling is confidential and free.

Local city Councils also provide international students with many free social networking events, giving them the opportunity to meet other students and local industry experts.

Hopkins Student Welfare Officers in collaboration with our trainers also assist students with study related issues. This may include study skills, time management, exam preparation, students with special needs and stress management.

 

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Academic Support

 

Hopkins is committed to ensuring equity in education by helping students who have specific learning difficulties and/or disabilities gain their qualification. Hopkins assists students in acquiring the tools and knowledge to enable them to participate as learners at Hopkins.

We respect and respond to those with learning difficulties, disabilities and/or impairments and will offer them the same rights and opportunities as other students. This will include the opportunity to perform and complete assessments by reasonable adjustments. This may include modifying the learning environment or making changes to the teaching methods.

Discussions and planning for students with disabilities, learning difficulties and special needs will begin immediately from the point of enrolment. Strategies put in place to support students are regularly monitored during the student’s course of study.

Language Support