• SIT2LRN FAQs, General Information
  • Once you have been accepted into a course you will receive an email or letter from us letting you know the conditions of your acceptance. If you have selected invoice as your form of payment you will be sent an invoice with your conditional acceptance letter. The invoice provides the information on how to pay by credit card, cheque or by internet banking. Student loan applicants will also be sent an acceptance letter and invoice. It is your responsibility to apply directly to Studylink if you would like to pay by student loan.
  • Once payment has been received an Important Information booklet and Enrolment Confirmation letter with your login details will be posted to you – please use this to familiarise yourself with our on-line learning environment (Blackboard) and SIT2LRN in general. Students only receive one Important Information booklet each year.
  • Prior to the intake start date you will be sent a Time to Get Started letter confirming your intake details along with any study material required for the course such as DVDs, art kit etc. From the intake start date you will have access to the on-line course material (study guides, readings etc.) on Blackboard and your Facilitator. Study calendars, assignment information and due dates are all posted on
    Blackboard.
  • If you enrol in multiple papers in one intake, you need to complete the assignments for all papers by the due dates set in Blackboard. Use a calendar to record due dates for all of your papers, then arrange your study to meet the deadlines. It is your responsibility to organise your study so that you meet all of the due dates for all of your papers. In some programmes this will mean working sequentially on papers (i.e. one after the other) but in other programmes this will mean working on all papers concurrently (i.e. all at the same time)
  • Most assignments are submitted to your Facilitator via Blackboard. Interior Décor and some Adult Education assignments are submitted by post.
  • Approximately 6-8 weeks after the intake end date you will receive a progress report or transcript (issued only if you have completed your qualification in the current intake).