NTI Student Announcements

Assessment Writing Process Workshop with Academic Support

by Gabrielle Harding -

Dear NTI Students,

 Writing assessments in the digital age, with an increasing number of tools available to research, write and edit for us, can be difficult to navigate. Academic Support will run a workshop to equip you with the necessary skills to approach assessment tasks mindfully and ethically.


Assessment Writing Process Workshop

Monday 9 March 2026, 2 pm (AEDT), 1 hour

This workshop comprises a short presentation on the assessment writing process. You will be guided through the three steps that characterise a mindful and ethical approach to assessment writing:

·        Reflecting – making the process conscious

·        Documenting – making the process transparent

·        Acknowledging – making the process explicit

This will be followed by a Q&A where you can discuss your own process and share your experiences of writing for NTI assessments with your peers. This workshop will be particularly useful for you if you either lack confidence in writing for assessments or are unsure how to write with integrity in an increasingly GenAI world.

 

Please register using this link.

 

Please note that places are limited due to the interactive nature of the workshops. Registration is essential and places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. An additional workshop might be run depending on demand (date and time to be confirmed).

 

Warm wishes,

The Academic Support Team


ProQuest Bookshelf available again

by NTI Library -

Dear NTI students,

Following the upgrade to our online databases, and their relocation to the Library Website, your Ebook Central bookshelf is now available once again. You can access your bookshelf within the now-combined ProQuest databases, containing both ProQuest Central and Ebook Central. 

To access your bookshelf: open ProQuest, click on the account icon in the top right corner of the screen, and your Bookshelf is available from the dropdown menu.



If the books you saved prior to the upgrade are not visible and you wish to retrieve them please contact the library at library@nantien.edu.au for assistance restoring your previous bookshelf. 

Thank you

NTI Harvard Referencing Workshop - HSW/ MH Students

by Gabrielle Harding -

Dear NTI Students,

 Academic Support invites you to learn about the art of referencing as per NTI’s academic requirements through an interactive, hands-on workshop.

Mastering the NTI Referencing Style: MH/HSW

Monday 23 February 2026, 2 pm (AEDT), allow up to 1.5 hours

This workshop consists of activities designed to teach you how to format standard and non-standard MH/HSW references at NTI. Non-standard references include figures and citations within citations. You are also encouraged to bring your own referencing attempts for sources used in your assessments so that these can be discussed (and potentially refined) as a group. The aim of this workshop is to equip you with the skills to use the NTI Harvard Referencing Guide confidently for sources that you will encounter throughout your studies.   

Please register using this link.

Please note that places are limited due to the interactive nature of the workshop. Registration is essential and places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Additional workshops might be run depending on demand (dates and times to be confirmed). ABS/ HB Students will have a chance to attend a workshop in the future 

 

Warm wishes,

The Academic Support Team


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