Learning Resources

Discover the key differences between learning at university and high school. Learn about the university learning setting, the importance of independence and self-management, the role of university lecturers, and how learning is assessed at the tertiary level. This resource provides valuable insights and tips to help you navigate your academic journey and succeed in your studies.

Enhance your academic performance with our comprehensive study skills resources. Discover learning essentials, discipline-specific academic skills, engaging interactive videos, and informative workshops. Whether you prefer online or in-person learning, our study skills offerings cater to your needs and help you excel in your studies.

Discover a wealth of science resources created by a team of experienced New Zealand teachers. No Brain Too Small offers a diverse range of materials covering biology, chemistry, and physics. Whether you’re a student or an educator, this website provides valuable content to support your science learning and teaching.

StudyIt is an online learning environment designed for NCEA science, maths, and English students. Developed with input from secondary students and content written by subject specialists, StudyIt offers a student-focused approach to NCEA help. Join discussions, learn about achievement standards, and get study and exam advice from real students and teachers.

StudyTime offers a new way to learn with their ultimate online learning platform, StudyTime Academy. Access free resources for your main NCEA subjects, including Walkthrough Guides, Checklists, and more. StudyTime’s NCEA External Revision Courses recap all the content you need for the exams, making your study journey easier and more effective.

Pathways Awarua is a digital, self-directed learning tool designed to help young people and adults develop their core numeracy skills. With modules specifically aimed at students as part of an NCEA programme, Pathways Awarua supports numeracy development through an engaging and interactive platform.

The VARK Questionnaire for Younger People is an interactive tool designed to help you identify your preferred learning style. By answering a series of questions about how you process information, you’ll gain insights into whether you’re a Visual, Aural, Read/Write, or Kinesthetic learner. Understanding your learning style can help you tailor your study techniques for better academic performance.