So, you’ve left assessments to the last minute and need help?

So, you’ve left assessments to the last minute and need help?

Don’t worry, it happens. Lucky there’s plenty of free on-demand support available for you.

Sometimes you can’t plan for the help you’ll need, and often you need an answer fast (e.g., at 10pm the night before an assessment is due).

Been writing an essay late into the night and need a quick proof-read before you submit?

Use Studiosity for instant feedback on your writing structure, grammar, spelling and more. It’s powered by AI so all you need to do is upload your written work and Studiosity will scan it to provide suggested feedback – don’t worry – it won’t actually apply the feedback to your work, you can choose what to change.

Prefer the help of a human-powered expert but can’t wait for an appointment?

Submit a question online and one of our academic skills advisors or librarians will provide an answer within one business day.

You can submit questions about information research, referencing, academic English, writing skills, math and science queries, and study techniques.

Have just thought of the perfect data-point or case study for your assessment, but not sure where to find it?  

Ask the Library via online chat, email, phone or the Student Connect portal, and a team member will point you in the right direction!

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That’s not all – got to Study Support and check out more free services and resources.

Look after your wellbeing

There’s no doubt assessment period can be stressful. Remember to look after your wellbeing and take advantage of the many social and wellbeing supports.  

04 June 2025

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