For help to get going with online learning we've put together some information to help, including what to expect, what you can do and the support available.
Studying by distance learning doesn't mean you'll be on your own. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Find out about who’s here to support you during your study and how to contact them, and get tips for getting started with online study.
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Getting started with online learning
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Course and study support
If you need help to get started, have a question about your course or assessment or need advice on what to study next, we’re here to help.
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Supporting Māori learner success
At Kuratini Tuwhera, our ākonga are the most important thing. We offer a range of services and solutions to help you succeed in your study journey.
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Pasifika learner support
Studying online might be something new for you, or you might have studied with us for a while. Whatever stage you are in your study journey with us, we're her to support you.
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Disability and Access Services
Disability and Access Services are here to support learners who identify as having a disability, chronic medical condition or neurodiversity. If you need assistance to access your online course or engage in learning they are here to help.
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Get help with academic writing and research skills
If you need help to improve your academic writing, research and or with general study skills, our Library and Learning Centre, Te Whare Pukapuka Wāhanga Whakapakari Ako, team are here to help.
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Mental health support
If you or one of your whānau or friends need mental health support or information right now you can contact one of the free helpline services listed on this page.
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Access to local campus services
As an Open Polytechnic learner you can access campus facilities and learner support at some regional polytechnics. See Take a look to see what services and facilities are available.