Foundation/Pathway
TLC Learning for Tomorrow
Murdoch University, Perth, WA, Australia
About this program
TLC Learning for Tomorrow program is free and available to domestic students attending a participating school. You must be committed to attending TLC classes once a week during Term 1, 2 and 3 while you're completing Year 12. The course is delivered in an adult learning environment and will help you develop the skills needed to succeed at university, such as thinking critically, researching information and writing academically. Rockingham Campus Date of attendance: Monday or Tuesday (you can select your preferred day) Dates: Dates: 8 th February - 24 th September 2027 Start Time: 4pm End date: 25th September 2027. Mandurah Campus Date of attendance: Wednesday or Thursday (you can select your preferred day) Dates: Dates: 8 th February - 24 th September 2027. Start Time: 4pm Murdoch Campus (select schools only) Date of attendance: Wednesday Dates: Dates: 8 th February - 24 th September 2027 Start Time: 4.30pm End Date: 25th September 2027. How to apply If your school is participating in our TLC Learning for Tomorrow program, they will need to chat with you about completing our TLC program. You then need to follow our step-by-step application guide to ensure you submit a valid application. Start dates Starting period Location Face to Face p class="mb-0">Teaching and learning activities are delivered primarily face-to-face and regular on campus attendance is.
Cost & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
1 term of coursework
- TLC Learning for Tomorrow is a pre-university enabling program at Murdoch University. It combines foundational academic skills units (academic writing, numeracy and study skills) with subject-area preparation units chosen to meet the entry requirements of a student's intended degree, delivered over one or two semesters
Admissions
You must be concurrently enrolled and completing year 12 at a partner secondary school and studying English at any Domestic year 12 level. Year 12 students concurrently studying four (4) or more ATAR subjects are excluded.
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