Important information
Learning Advice Services have changed. New Language and Learning Services (L3) will be available to all UniSA students from Monday 13 February 2012. All L3 online resources designed to assist students with specific Language, academic Literacy and Learning skills are located on the L3 website.
Extra time in exams (ENTEXT)
Some students (for example, Indigenous students and those of non-English speaking background) are entitled to:
- the use of an English print dictionary
- extra reading or writing time, normally 10 minutes
- the use of a bilingual print dictionary
This is in accordance with section 3.3 of the Assessment Policy and Procedures Manual which states that students who are Indigenous or who have identified themselves as coming from a Non English speaking background (NESB) are entitled to extra support during exams, unless otherwise specified in the course information booklet.
How can I get extra time in exams (ENTEXT)?
If you identified yourself as an Indigenous Australian student or a Student from a non-English speaking background when you enrolled, your ENTEXT (Entitlement to Extra Time in Exams) will be displayed by a red 'E' on your student ID card. You must bring this card with you to all examinations.
If you did not identify yourself as an Indigenous Australian student or student from a non-English speaking background when you enrolled, and you wish to have ENTEXT entitlements, you need to contact Campus Central to amend your records.
Contact Campus Central on your campus.