Academic writing is a tedious but an emancipating task. It requires deep thinking and analysis. The process of writing, its characteristics and styles, crafting a thesis statement, and the forms of empirical evidence required in writing can vary from one discipline to another and from one subject to another. The resources here aim to help students understand academic writing and develop relevant academic writing skills to achieve success in their studies and beyond.

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Assignment Guides

Download the guides below to assist you with your academic assignments. These guides are from The Learning Centre, JCU Australia.

Assistance via email

Students can send us their assignment drafts or questions at learningcentre-singapore@jcu.edu.au. We endeavour to provide feedback in our teach-them-to-grow-rice style within 1-2 working days. Feedback is provided through comments and Track Changes functions in Microsoft Word, OneDrive or Google docs.

Assistance via Skype, LearnJCU Collaborate or Zoom

Students can have individual consultations with a learning advisor via Skype, LearnJCU Collaborate or Zoom. Email us at learningcentre-singapore@jcu.edu.au to request for a Skype, Collaborate or Zoom meeting.

Assistance by academic writing peer tutors

Students can submit requests for ad-hoc sessions on their essays, literature reviews, laboratory reports, business reports and other written assignments at jcu.sg/emasrequest or scan the QR code below.

Face-to-face consultation with a learning advisor

Subject to COVID-19 rules and regulations, students in Singapore can arrange a face-to-face consultation with a learning advisor by sending an email to learningcentre-singapore@jcu.edu.au