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Application for Casual Academic Support Worker - Disability Liaison Unit

Download this Application Form : DOC : 118KB.

Academic Support Workers (ASWs) are casual staff employed by the Disability Liaison Unit to provide support to students with disabilities enrolled at the university. The duties of an ASW may include note taking, participation assistance, accessible format editing or scribing for exams.

Name:			Student No:
Address:			Postcode:

Phone:	Mobile		Email:
Current course:		Year level:	Year of completion:
Questions relating to the position should be directed to Martin Plowan, Acting Resource Co-ordinator, Disability Liaison Unit, Richard Berry House. ph. 8344 7068, email plowman@ unimelb.edu.au

Please provide with this Application:
A letter that addresses the key selection criteria and outlines your reason for applying. A printout of both your results and current enrolment. One page of your hand written lecture notes. Your current timetable specifying both the number of hours you are seeking and the times available for work.
Key Selection Criteria:
Currently enrolled in at least 2nd yr of a tertiary degree with at least an H2B average. An understanding of inclusive practices and academic integrity. Ability to work with minimum supervision whilst adhering to specific guidelines. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Excellent note taking skills. Reliability, punctuality and responsible attitude. IT proficiency.
Please Note:
Successful applicants will be required to attend a compulsory training session in mid February or mid-July.

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Application for Casual Academic Support Worker - Disability Liaison Unit

Academic Enrichment Services
Disability Liaison Unit