CELUSA/SAIBT ensures that students who elect to study in Adelaide take full advantage of the opportunities the city has to offer. Our focus is to provide all students assistance with their transition to Adelaide, and provide greater integration with local and international students.
Those who join our Student Leadership Program benefit from our training modules by gaining the skills and confidence to facilitate student focus groups and forums. You also become a great point of reference for all international students. Our forums provide the opportunity for students to speak about their experiences and make suggestions on how to improve the transition into Adelaide for new students.
Many student friendships are formed through this program and students gain satisfaction and recognition from providing a service to CELUSA/SAIBT. A Student Leadership Program certificate is issued to participants who complete the full program.
Job Search/Job Interview Skills Workshops are scheduled frequently to assist those seeking part-time employment. On completion of a workshop, the Student Experience Coordinator can assist students to complete their resume and provide guidance regarding job sources. In addition to our in-house volunteering opportunities, students can venture out into the broader community to enhance their real Adelaide experience by contributing to the community and a range of non-profit organisations through regularly scheduled activities or events volunteering in the breaks.
Additional benefits of volunteering include greater exposure to Australian workplace culture, local experiences and a chance to contribute, and further discover and develop new interests and skills.
Students can keep up to date with events and activities by joining the CELUSA/SAIBT Facebook site, viewing regular email information, checking the notice boards and meeting with the Student Experience Coordinator on campus. The Student Experience Coordinator can assist students with adapting to the local way of life by supporting students to find out local information such as places of worship or how to apply for a driver’s licence.
CELUSA/SAIBT recognises that a happy student is more likely to be a successful student and we encourage you to seek counselling advice if you are feeling worried, confused or just simply need someone to talk to.
Kate Blencowe is a Senior Counsellor for SAIBT & CELUSA and is available for all types of counselling, support, therapy, referral or help for students.
Kate provides confidential counselling for any personal issues, no matter how sensitive, and also helps students with learning and study concerns.
T. 8302 1026
E. kate.blencowe@unisa.edu.au
UniSA’s Career Services offers a range of services and resources aimed at maximising our graduates’ employability. For students, recent graduates and alumni we provide guidance and information on career planning, job-seeking and preparing for the workforce.
The University of South Australia Disability Hub website. This hub is a one stop shop where visitors can access disability-related information, procedures and services for the community. It helps raise awareness and understanding of disability issues for all students, staff and visitors to enable full participaton in all aspects of University life.
UniSA has a range of personal, academic and social support services in place to assist students. For our international students, we offer help from the moment you step off the plane, to your first day on campus and right throughout your studies. As an international student, you also have the specialised support of international student officers, who can help you with all the information and support you need in Adelaide!
At UniSA, dedicated support services are designed to help students succeed. This includes providing access to childcare centres and services located on or near all of our campuses. Just some of the flexible childcare options on offer include full, part-time or casual care for babies, toddlers, and preschool aged children, as well as after school care and early education pre-school care.
Your safety is paramount at SAIBT/UniSA, so security plays a very important role. UniSA’s Campus Security is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Security officers patrol the campuses by day and offer even stronger protection at night. They can provide you with first aid or help in an emergency. Stay safe: Use a UniSafe escort when moving around the campus at night, and follow our tips for personal safety.
UniSA operates a number of clinics that are open to the general public, providing professional and cost-effective services (in some cases free) in the areas of health, law and psychology.(Exercise Physiology Clinic, Legal Advice Clinic, Mammography Clinic, Psychology Clinic, Physiotherapy Clinic, Podiatry Clinic, Mobile Allied-Health Clinic, Health and Fitness centres and pool, Dietetics Clinic and UniSA Health Medical Clinic).
Regardless of whether you are studying internally or externally, the Counselling Service offers free and confidential appointments to students to help you manage personal issues that are affecting your studies.
