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Dear Students,

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WWCC Reminder:

Thank you to all students that have taken action, validated their WWCC or NPC cards ( Perth) and enroled into S2|18 Clinics, we look forward to welcoming you into pre-clinical subjects, classes and clinics for S2|18.

For students that have not yet taken any action - countdown is on - eleven  weeks until S2|18:

• as a student it is your responsibility to fill in WWCC forms and complete the application before Clinic starts to have a WWCC card BEFORE clinical subjects start.

You must have:

• • Validated state WWCC card in hand BEFORE day one of starting Clinic or pre-clinical classes  all cards will be asked for and checked on day one 
  • NO validated card = NO Clinic
  • NO validated Card = NO pre-clinical subject
  • NO validated Card = you will be pulled out of all Clinics subjects  on July 20^th for S2|18

REMINDER: Some states take 8 weeks to process these so have this in by June at the latest.

The message is tending to repeat itself at this time of year however, there are a couple of key themes running through this:

1.  Plan in advance for your studies and meeting the student requirements of study such as pre-requisite and co-requisite subjects  and WWCC checks as part of the mandatory requirements for the Health Science Degree 
2.  Plan for your studies, stick to  it and tick it off the list in small bite-sized chunks every day
   
3.  Remember the bigger picture -why you started, where do you want to  go and follow your dreams and aspirations  - this time will pass anyway so use it wisely

Study time – it is countdown three weeks to exams….

• You should now have completed a study planner and spoken to friends and family to help you over this time as Study becomes your #1 priority (essential ingredient #1 to passing the subject)
  
• Break it up into small but focused areas of study - stick to your study plan -  -  3 weeks to exams and 5 weeks until it is completed - short tern focus required to achieve your goal.
  
• Connect with your Academic teams about exam expectations and preparations
• Book tutorial times with Academics for extra support as needed
• Find a study buddy/study group – review together and test each other
• Get study cards, review whenever you can with friends/family etc
• Start today – planned strategic study is a key to your success
• Know the content inside out – become a subject matter expertise

For further support during this time please see the below:

Study tips and tricks please approach the library team who are more than happy to help, Library weblinks