Orientation FAQs

Why should I attend orientation?

Orientation is essential for you to learn about your course, discover the programs, resources, and support services that will assist you to be a successful William Angliss Institute student, and to embrace your new student identity! 

What happens at orientation?

You will:

• Meet your department staff (Program Leaders, Teachers, Student Management team)
• Find out where your classrooms/lecture/kitchen/theatres and lockers are located
• Get an overview of Student Guidelines including the Student Code of Conduct
• Learn about the opportunities and services you'll have access to
• Discover student clubs and societies
• Meet other students

Do I have to attend orientation?

It is compulsory that all students attend orientation sessions that are relevant to them and their program.

Why are there more than one orientation sessions?

Program structure and student requirements can vary greatly from program to program.

To ensure all students understand the expectations of their program and can get the most out of their studies, it is important to provide an area specific orientation before classes begin. In addition to this, we provide targeted orientation sessions for local vocational, local degrees and international students to help each cohort get the most out of their time at Angliss.