Mentoring with Wirltu Yarlu

Our mentors work one-on-one with students to assist with coursework, assignments and study skills. These sessions are student driven and determined by their academic needs.

Mentors are expected to help students to develop academically, and to foster their independent learning skills.

Mentoring is offered to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Adelaide and also to Year 10s, 11s, and 12s in our senior school program, Karnkanthi.

    Current students

    Become a mentor for Indigenous students at the UofA 

    Become a mentor 

    To become a mentor for University students only, you’ll need to have:

    • Completed two years of a Bachelor’s degree
    • A current Working With Children Clearance (for working with vulnerable people), or be willing to acquire this
    • An academic transcript (UofA unofficial transcripts are accepted)
    • A current resume

    To be eligible to also mentor our Karnkanthi students, you’ll need to have:

    • Completed at least two years of a Bachelor/Master of Teaching, or be a qualified tutor
    • A current Working With Children Clearance (for working with vulnerable people), or be willing to obtain
    • A current RAN-EC certificate, or be willing to obtain
    • An academic transcript (UofA unofficial transcripts are accepted)
    • A current resume

    Please fill out the Expression of Interest Form to begin your application or contact the WYAMP Coordinator at wyamp@adelaide.edu.au for more information.