Information for Staff and Supervisors

Academic Staff

Studies demonstrate that students that attend PASS regularly have a much higher chance of earning a better grade than those that do not attend. This is supported by the UOW PASS program results. PASS also aims to provide a learning atmosphere which differs from the traditional tutorial environment. To learn more about PASS please click here, or visit our publications page to explore the theoretical aspects of PASS/SI. Please visit our comments page to read what lecturers and students have to say about PASS.

PASS Supervisors

The University of Wollongong is the National Centre for PASS in Australia. The PASS in Australia page illustrates the history of PASS in Australia and the current role of the University of Wollongong as the National Centre for PASS. If you are interested in setting up a PASS program in your institution, the PASS National Centre facilitates PASS Supervisor Workshops that will provide you with everything you need to build a successful program.

As the National Centre for PASS, the University of Wollongong has created two DVDs that provide invaluable support with regard to the training of new PASS leaders. These DVDs form an integral part of the leader training program both at Wollongong University and are also used in numerous institutions nation wide. Please visit our Supplementary Materials page to find out more about these DVDs.

The PASS National Centre maintains a database of PASS Practitioners and Researchers across Australia. To register your details or view the current database, please visit the PASS Practitioner and Research Database page.

Media and Events

In order to keep up to date with the latest happenings in the PASS community, be sure to regularly check our Media Events and News page and also subscribe to the PASS Mailing List. The PASS Mailing List aims to facilitate discussions about PASS/SI issues and encourage networking within the PASS community.

Contact Us

For more information on PASS at UOW, please click here to contact the PASS team.

Last reviewed: 18 June, 2009