First Nations Learning Advisors are professional educators who work with you to achieve your academic goals through the development of study and academic skills. They also offer culturally informed academic support to non-Indigenous students studying courses and content with a First Nations perspective.
First Nations Learning Advisors can support you with study skills such as:
- Study and assessment planning
- Time management
- Understanding task-sheets and marking criteria
- Academic writing
- Utilising feedback
- Exam preparation
- Essay writing
- and more!
How to access a First Nations Learning Advisor
UniSQ has two First Nations Learning Advisors who, together, service all three campuses, as well as online. You can book up to one appointment with a Learning Advisor per week, and appointments can be face-to-face, via Zoom, over the phone, or through email.
Click here to book with a First Nations Learning Advisor.
Discipline-based Learning Advisors
You may prefer to book with a discipline-based Learning Advisor. Discipline-based Learning Advisors can provide the same academic and study skills support as First Nations Learning Advisors. UniSQ has discipline-based Learning Advisors in the following areas:
- Business and Law
- Education
- Health and Communities
- Humanities, Arts, UniSQ College, and College for First Nations
- Mathematics and Numeracy
- STEMM
To book with a discipline-based Learning Advisor click here. 
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Note: Learning Advisors provide generic academic and study skills support and cannot provide guidance regarding specific course content. It is recommended to access the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS) to be partnered with a tutor who has experience in your chosen field of study, as they can assist with understanding course specific content.