Central Coast Library Service is offering a number of free study workshops for Central Coast high school students undertaking the HSC in 2018.
The workshops aim to create a ‘stress free HSC’ to help calm nerves, and maximise potential and results during this critical time. The free events are open to senior students from years 10 through to 12, and will be led by a series of experts to equip students with the tools they need to succeed. Council Acting Unit Manager Libraries, Ms Beth Burgess, said these events are a fantastic opportunity for students to get hints and tips from professionals without the cost.
“We understand that the senior years of school are an important and often stressful time for many students and we are pleased to offer this special series of events for our community.” Ms Burgess said. “The initiative is part of the Library’s investment to assist with meeting educational needs across the Coast and we encourage all year 10, 11 and 12 students to take advantage of these excellent learning opportunities.”
Events will be held in the Tuggerah, Toukley and Erina libraries as follows: May 19, Activated HSC workshop, The Tempest; May 24, Understanding PIPs and Society and Culture; June 2, A Parent’s Guide to the HSC: Supporting your child through Years 11 and 12; June 7, Decoding HSC English; June 23, Acing the HSC Trials, effective exam preparation workshop; September 1, What you need to do to score top marks.
Source: Media release, May 1 Central Coast Council Media