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KEYS Papers to help you study
AUT University offer free academic success papers to help students thrive and succeed in the academic environment.
Free academic success papers
No matter how well we are doing, there is always room to improve - in all areas of our lives.AUT's learning support workshops are designed to assist you to gain the skills and information to get the most out of your life here at university and beyond.
Below is a list of papers we are offering in semester 1, 2012:
- Academic English Success
- Study Success
- Academic Writing Success
- Postgraduate Writing
- Critical Thinking Success
- Statistics Success
- Oral Presentation Success
- Algebra Success
- Numerical and Calculator Success
- Computing Basics Success
Each paper stands alone and requires eight to ten hours class contact time.
Certificate in Education Bridging
The Certificate in Education Bridging is aimed at students who want to improve their tertiary study skills and is awarded upon successful completion of three five-point KEYS papers. The certificate is designed to support existing studies.Therefore, students must also be enrolled in a qualification programme. While students may undertake more than the requisite three papers to gain the certificate, the certificate is awarded only once.
Register now!
- Enrol online: Enrolment form
- Email: keys@aut.ac.nz
- Phone: 09 921 9999 extn 8517
"This course really improved our teamwork skills"
It helped us to identify theoretical roles in groups, and gave us a guide on how to deal with groupwork successfully. We also developed meaningful friendships with each other by learning together.“
Bing Li, Bachelor of International Hospitality
Dominik Schunak, Bachelor of Business
Loni Kerrigan, Bachelor of Communication Studies
Last updated: 12 Jan 2012 12:00pm