The Mentoring Program

These one-on-one mentoring sessions are designed because we acknowledge that when it comes to students thinking about tertiary education, every case is different. These sessions allow students to receive tailored advice and guidance. Mentors in their respective field, work with students via skype or zoom and can answer any questions that students may have. The mentoring session is designed to be driven by the mentee, and so, the content is really up to the student. Topics could include QTAC preferencing, subject selection (uni or senior school), university life, or anything regarding studying/working in the field of law. Mentoring sessions are one hour in duration and those purchasing multiple sessions can redeem them over a year.

About the Mentor

Sarah is a graduate of The University of Queensland, holding a Bachelor of Laws with first-class honours and a Bachelor of Science (Psychology). Since graduating, Sarah has been working as a research assistant at the University of Queensland’s TC Beirne School of Law. In her current role, Sarah is researching the impact that Australia’s national security laws are having on press freedom and also criminal offending in the context of domestic violence. You can read a recent article of her’s regarding Australia’s espionage laws here.