Pathfinder Program
The Pathfinder Program is a series of five two-hour seminars designed to help students' make a successful transition to university study. If you enrol in this program you will work with facilitators to map out your individual approach to successful study. In the Pathfinder program you will learn about personal academic focus, motivation, building on strengths, defining goals, overcoming learning blocks, managing challenges, and trouble-shooting problems. You will be helped to develop your own strategies for successful learning that you will be able to use not only in your university course but also in your professional career.
All seminars are held in Building 105 Room 153 (underneath the Library) unless otherwise indicated.
Learning style evaluation
Learning progress & study strategies
Overcoming study roadblocks
Academic skills practice
Re-assessing learning style
Series 1 
Thursday, March 11 to April 22
10.00 am - 12.00 pm
11/03/10 - Learning style evaluation
18/03/10 - Editing your Work
25/03/10 - Overcoming study roadblocks
15/04/10 - Academic skills practice
22/04/10 - Re-assessing learning style
Series 2
Wednesday, May 5 to June 2
12.00 pm - 2.00 pm
05/05/10 - Learning style evaluation
12/05/10 - Editing your Work
19/05/10 - Overcoming study roadblocks
26/05/10 - Academic skills practice
02/06/10 - Re-assessing learning style