We find that school visits are a great way to introduce secondary students to life at uni.
These school visits can take the form of talks to groups of students, parent information evenings and even career expos.
During school visits we provide information on:
School visits with Year 12 students include general information about admission to university, in addition to specific details relating to UWA. Year 12 talks typically cover the following points:
Year 12 school visits usually require one hour. They are best aimed at tertiary-bound students, even if they do not intend to study at UWA. It may be useful to allocate time for individual student consultations after the main presentation.
As the content of the Year 11 talk is similar to the Year 12 presentation, we recommend that Year 11 students are grouped together with Year 12 students.
School visits with Year 10 students include general information about admission to university, with specific details about individual universities provided only on request. The basic Year 10 presentation answers the following questions:
Year 10 talks generally last about 45 minutes including question time.
Most of our school visits are aimed at Years 10 and 12 students. However, many students make up their minds about university at an earlier age. We can tailor a presentation to meet your studentsâ needs.
Parents can find out about upper school subject selection and university admission requirements. Usually we offer three 30-minute time slots to attend three talks from a choice of institutions at the one event. Contact the Admisssion Office to organise your schoolâs parent information session.