Your Personal Development Tutor is a member of academic staff who is there to point you in the right direction and guide you through your academic journey.
They are your main point of contact to talk to on a one-to-one basis about your course and your aspirations for the future.
You could discuss your academic progress, personal development, general wellbeing, and any concerns you have that may affect your studies.
Find out how to contact your Personal Development Tutor on e:Vision.
You're also part of a Personal Development Community, which is a group of fellow students you can call on for support. They're there to support you socially, as a peer-to-peer network, so you can talk about your work or your assessments, but also any worries or concerns you might have - because you can bet that
if you're worried about it, your friends will be too.
Working together you'll develop strong academic skills and the key skills future employers are looking for; including self-management, resilience, communication and team work.
You can find more about Personal Development Tutors on My ARU.
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