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Getting the most from your studies

LSS offers a range of services to help you develop your study skills, exploit technology to enhance your learning, and equip you for employment. The services outlined below can offer you more individual, specialist support; however, we offer all students:

• Workshops - a comprehensive, integrated programme of workshops to support your personal, study and career development.
• SaPRA - a skills and personal reflective activity to help you identify which skills you are confident in and which you might need to focus on in order to develop more confidence.
• PebblePAD - your own private online space to support your personal development planning. You can use it to reflect on your skills and experiences, plan and track your progress, create a blog, or share a webfolio of your abilities and competencies with your personal tutor or a prospective employer.

Learner Development Unit

Supporting students in their learning is one of the most important things the Learner Development Unit does. They provide all sorts of resources to support you in developing and enhancing your academic skills, eg learning, reading, writing, maths and numeracy. As well as workshops, they also provide email advice and one to one support.

Library and IT Help

If you need assistance with using our IT facilities, you can ask at the Library and IT Help desk situated on the ground floor of the J B Priestley Library. Our trained advisers can help you with the use of IT facilities. Support is also provided at weekends during term-time. If you are not on campus, you can contact them by email or 'phone.

Contact Details

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