WE are coming to a pivotal point in the year for year 12 students. Nerves will be high for students and families as future career paths hang on Victorian Certificate of Education results and kids are faced with the end of their childhood educational experience. This is where Access Education can help to support students and families.
Access Education director, Steven Scheloske said, “I grew up in the suburbs with migrant parents. Mum and Dad worked hard to provide for the family but weren’t always able to help out with school.
“Despite this I tried my best and generally went well, but when it came time to completing my final year of high school, I felt overwhelmed. The way I saw it, these final exams I was about to sit were going to sum up all the years of my school life, the results I would have to wear for everyone to see and judge me by. Sounds dramatic but that’s the way that I felt.
“Access Education’s lectures are all about ensuring that students who are about to sit the exams are able to identify their strengths and weaknesses and use this information to channel their own revision efforts into the areas that require it the most.
“Lecture programs like these may not have existed when I was finishing high school, but I’m really proud to be part of a team today that helps so many students gain the confidence in their own abilities to achieve their best.
For more information on how Access Education can benefit members of your family, or to make a booking please visit www.accesseducation.com.au or call the team on 1300 338 222.
