The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) series has returned for 2023!
These hybrid workshops are a great way to improve your academic English skills and can be attended online, or in-person at our Bedford Park campus.
No registration required - just turn up.
Attend as many sessions as you like!
For more information, see our upcoming sessions below.
This workshop will help you work on your assessment effectively and efficiently. If you’re often unsure about where to start or what to focus on when you begin an assessment, this workshop is for you! During this workshop, you will learn methods for:
Date: Wednesday 26 April
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR Attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
This workshop will provide insights into what makes a good piece of academic writing. You’ll learn what your markers are looking for when they assess your work, and how to communicate your ideas clearly and effectively. The workshop will cover:
Date: Monday 1 May
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR Attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
This workshop will give you the knowledge you need to ensure you are reading widely and efficiently. You will learn practical skills for success in planning, note-taking, researching, and focusing. You will:
Date: Thursday 11 May
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR Attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
This workshop will offer an in-depth look at paraphrasing. You will learn what it is, why it is important, and how to do it effectively. During this workshop, you will:
Date: Tuesday 16 May
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR Attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
This workshop will be followed by a short 15-minute break, prior to a ‘how to use EndNote’ session which will help put your paraphrasing and quoting skills into practice. We encourage you to attend both sessions if you can.
How to use EndNote session
EndNote is a software to help you manage your references. Best of all, it’s free for Flinders’ students. This drop-in session will cover how to use the EndNote software, applying your paraphrasing and referencing skills using EndNote, and practicing inserting citations.
Date: Tuesday 16 May
Time: 12.15pm – 1pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
This workshop will provide you with the information and skills to help you make the most of the opportunity to communicate and collaborate with your peers. It will cover group work, tutorial and seminar preparation and participation, and tips for challenging situations. You will learn:
Date: Friday 26 May
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Room 213 (Level 2 Central Library, Bedford Park Campus) OR Attend online via Microsoft Teams. You can access online via this link at the time/date of the session.
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