What is Peer Assistance?
Peer Assistance is when a fellow student shares their experience to help you improve your student experience.
What Peer Assistance services does UNE offer?
UNE has two types of academic peer assistance service for students: PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions) and PAM (Peer Academic Mentoring). Both options are free for UNE students and offer you the chance to meet other students in a friendly and informal setting.
PASS is a unit-specific, group online study session, whereas PAM is academic-focused support that's available for all undergraduate students via a one-on-one online appointment.
PASS@UNE services are funded by HEPPP (Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program).
How to use Zoom - live Q&A sessions
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Monday |
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| 16 June | 17 June | 18 June | 19 June | 23 June |
| 12pm (noon) | 7pm | 12pm (noon) | 7pm | 7pm |
Join UNE's Peer Academic Mentors (PAM) to find out how to use Zoom during your studies. Ask all the silly questions during these live Q&A sessions and then look like a pro when you're in your tutorials!
Special Q&A Info sessions with PASS@UNE
Have you heard about, but missed attending, our info sessions? Visit the PASS myLearn Skills page to find recordings to watch in your own time (self-enrol via myLearn).
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PASS - Peer Assisted Study Sessions
PASS offers regularly scheduled, out-of-class, peer-facilitated study sessions. Delivered through Zoom, PASS sessions are an informal space where students study together. It can help you feel more connected to the university and take away some of the isolation of studying alone. -
PAM - Peer Academic Mentoring
PAM is an opportunity to talk one-on-one in real time with a fellow student, 7-days a week. Meet with a Mentor to sound out your ideas or ask questions about specific UNE student resources. Our friendly Mentors are also experienced PASS Leaders who are trained to help you breakdown your questions in order to find solutions. As they are also fellow students, they understand the pressures of student life and are there to help you feel more connected to UNE.
