Tertiary Enabling Program

Over the past few weeks all of our TEP students have been doing oral presentations in Science on specialised cells. Pictured are Bendigo students, Claire and Anna, who presented on the adipose (fat) cell. On top of their PowerPoint, the girls created a model of the cell and did an amazing job! Well done Claire and Anna :)

Last Thursday was RUOK? Day and our La Trobe University Albury-Wodonga TEP students had a great time participating in some of the activities organised on campus. Check out these great photos of Louis, James, Tim and Kylie.

We are having a fantastic day talking about TEP at Albury-Wodonga campus Open Day today. Thanks to everyone who has said hi already - we'll be here until 6:30pm 👋

“After finally feeling ready to go back to study, the Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) provided a good stepping stone before jumping into a Bachelor degree. The course is adaptable to many different circumstances and the teachers have helped me to feel prepared for university. "
– Alexandra, 2017 TEP student.

Do you have a friend that needs something more before jumping into a university degree? Tag them below to tell them about La Trobe's TEP – a free, 14 week pathway program. Starts 24 July in Albury-Wodonga, Broadmeadows, Bendigo, Mildura & Shepparton.

It was absolutely fantastic to have some of our new TEP students on campus today. Here are our La Trobe University Albury-Wodonga students with Head of Campus, Guin Threlkeld. We are looking forward to our students starting the program next week across all campuses!

There is still time to apply for TEP so if you, a friend or family member are interested make sure to contact us today 😀

“After finishing Year 12, I was still unsure of what I wanted to do in in terms of university. I thought I would be better off getting some more preparation before committing to a degree which is why I applied to TEP.

I completed TEP in 2015 and have gone on to study a Bachelor of Business (majoring in Marketing and Event Management) in Bundoora, where I am currently in my second year.

TEP prepared me for university while also providing me with time to choose what I wanted to study in an incredibly supportive and friendly environment. Without having finished TEP I might have rushed into a course and not have completed it.”

- Dom, TEP Graduate and La Trobe University student.

If you are interested in seeing where TEP can lead you, click the link http://bit.ly/2sKllR7 Starts July 24 in Broadmeadows, Albury Wodonga, Bendigo, Shepparton and Mildura.

Some of our fabulous 2016 TEP Shepparton Graduates were featured in Shepparton News over the weekend. Congratulations Fabrice, Alicia and Mohamad - we are so excited to celebrate your success and are thankful we could help you pursue further study :)

http://www.sheppnews.com.au/2017/07/01/97437/access-to-further-education

Access to further education For some, education is not considered a privilege but for La Trobe University students Mohamed Majeed, Alicia Minotti and Fabrice Ebe, having access to further education is something they cherish.. The three students completed the 14-week Tertiary

Our students come from a wide range of backgrounds, such as Hieu. After graduating from Year 12 in Vietnam, he started TEP because he needed extra education before going to University.
“TEP helped prepare me with the knowledge and study style required for university. The classes are friendly and informative and there is a lot of support from teachers and staff.”

Applications are still open. To apply, click the link: http://bit.ly/2rH1ft9. Starts 24 July in Albury-Wodonga, Broadmeadows, Bendigo, Mildura & Shepparton.

Our 2016 Albury-Wodonga students will remember this face. Kate was involved with TEP in through La Trobe University's Graduate Program. It's clear from the article that Kate loved working with our students and we know they loved having her around too. To read more about what Kate is doing now, click the link. Well done Kate! :)

https://businessnews.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/2017/06/20/lbs-alumni-kate-davenport-la-trobe-university-no-working-day/

LBS alumni Kate Davenport at La Trobe University: “No working day is the same." - Business Newsroom La Trobe Business School alumni Kate Davenport recently started working as a Consultant in Leadership and Capability (Organisational Development) at La Trobe University’s Human Resources department in Bundoora. After having graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor in Accounting for La Trobe Business School...

Do you want to go to university but don't think you have the skills or confidence you need? La Trobe's Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) might be for you. TEP is a free, 14 week pathway program that can provide you with skills you need for university. Starts 24 July in Shepparton, Broadmeadows, Albury-Wodonga, Mildura & Bendigo. Message us for more information or click the link to apply today: http://bit.ly/2rH1ft9

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Do you know someone who needs an extra push into further study? Tag them to tell them about TEP - La Trobe's free, 14 week pathway program. Starts 24th July in Shepparton, Broadmeadows, Albury-Wodonga, Mildura & Bendigo.

Message us for more information or click here to apply: http://bit.ly/2rH1ft9

Jacinta Gartner had been out of study for 10 years before she decided to pursue further education. Because of the long gap between studying, Jacinta needed to build necessary knowledge and study skills to get into a university degree.

“As I didn’t complete VCE, I needed an alternative pathway for entry into university,” Jacinta said. That is where La Trobe University’s Tertiary Enabling Program came in.

TEP is a free program that is completed on one of our campuses in just 14 weeks. After graduating from TEP, students will meet the requirements to apply for a wide range of courses at La Trobe University.

“After learning about TEP as an alternative entry pathway to my preferred course, I decided it was the most efficient course that would fit in with my family’s needs. As a mother with young children, TEP allows me to follow my career goals in an efficient, engaging and supportive adult learning environment,” Jacinta said.

Jacinta said that aside from fitting in with her family’s needs, the best part about TEP is the classes and the connections she has made within the program.

“I enjoy the variety of content and the new friendships and connections I’ve made. The course is both stimulating and manageable.”

After completing the program, Jacinta wants to apply for a Bachelor of Biomedical Science with the goal of continuing to Post Graduate Medicine, where she hopes to contribute to cancer management and care.

If you are interested in where TEP can take you, contact us today! Semester 2 starts 24 July. Application information can be found here: http://bit.ly/2rH1ft9