Our tips about what to do if you need assistance during your time in Australia
If you need help at any time, about anything, your University student contact officer is the best first contact. They bring a wealth of resources to assist you in successfully completing your study and enjoying your life in Australia. It is important to build a good relationship with them and keep them informed about how you are going.
You can also find information about support service for students from the “Study in Australia” website. There is also the Commonwealth Ombudsman page for international students which includes useful links to state and city level information about living and studying in Australia.
In addition to that, below are some links that might be useful to enrich your experience while you are studying in Australia:
Go Volunteer – a website to match people who are interested in volunteering with appropriate volunteering opportunities.
Eventbrite – you can search various events happening near you, including free seminars, personal development workshops and networking events.
RDI Network – information about a network of practitioners, researchers and evaluators working in international development.
Meet Up – a platform that allows you to find groups of people who share your interests
Contact Us
Of course you can also contact us at any time at info@australiaawardscambodia.org
And don’t forget to send your suggestions about On Award Enrichment programs to Leli at: leli.setiono@australiaawardscambodia.org
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Our tips about what to do if you need assistance during your time in Australia
If you need help at any time, about anything, your University student contact officer is the best first contact. They bring a wealth of resources to assist you in successfully completing your study and enjoying your life in Australia. It is important to build a good relationship with them and keep them informed about how you are going.
You can also find information about support service for students from the “Study in Australia” website. There is also the Commonwealth Ombudsman page for international students which includes useful links to state and city level information about living and studying in Australia.
In addition to that, below are some links that might be useful to enrich your experience while you are studying in Australia:
Go Volunteer – a website to match people who are interested in volunteering with appropriate volunteering opportunities.
Eventbrite – you can search various events happening near you, including free seminars, personal development workshops and networking events.
RDI Network – information about a network of practitioners, researchers and evaluators working in international development.
Meet Up – a platform that allows you to find groups of people who share your interests
Contact Us
Of course you can also contact us at any time at info@australiaawardscambodia.org
And don’t forget to send your suggestions about On Award Enrichment programs to Leli at: leli.setiono@australiaawardscambodia.org