Student Support Services
Individualised Attention from Our Trainers and Student Services Team
We aspire to teach, motivate, and inspire students to reach their highest stage of personal development and growth. Throughout your training, you’ll have the opportunity to be taught and mentored by qualified early childhood sector leaders.
Monitoring of student welfare and supporting students who may be having problems/issues with progression in their training is part of our training focus. We will endeavour to assist you to resolve any problems which could impede your successful completion of your training. Career counselling with regards to further training and employment pathways is also part of the support our staff are empowered to offer you during your time with the College.
Study and Course Help
What happens if a student needs support with their study?
- Where necessary, KKTC will make arrangements or provide referrals for students requiring language, literacy and/or numeracy support programs to address special learning needs.
- We will also advise on possible sources of support regarding career counselling, medical services, or other services.
Study and Course Help
- Language, Literacy, and Numeracy (LLN) support.
- Referrals to career counselling, medical services, and more.
- Assistance with study-related challenges.
Contact Us
Email: support@kktc.com.au
Call: 1300 048 133
Personal Support and Wellbeing
- If you’re facing challenges and need someone to talk to, our Student Support Team is here to help and connect you with the resources you might need.
- Please book an appointment to arrange a time to speak with a KKTC representative by emailing us at support@kktc.com.au
Resume Writing
- At KKTC, we can assist students in preparing for job roles by reviewing and providing feedback on their current résumés and cover letters. While we do not offer a professional résumé writing service, we are happy to support you in refining your application materials to assist in securing the role.
Student Accessibility and Inclusion
Reasonable adjustment to the teaching and course
- Reasonable adjustment is a term used to describe actions or changes which may be required to enable staff and student participation on the same basis as other staff and students
- Adjustments might be necessary where the interaction between the learning and working environment and certain student/staff personal characteristics or circumstances has a negative impact on staff/student participation or achievement. Such characteristics and circumstances include having a disability, carer responsibilities, cultural or religious obligations, being Indigenous, having English as a second language.
- There is no set definition of what a ‘reasonable’ adjustment is. Each situation needs to be considered in its own circumstances and on its own merits.
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