Disability Transition Support
Personalised support for students living with a disability, medical or mental health condition.
Disability Transition Support (DTS) program
The Disability Transition Support (DTS) program provides support tailored for students with disabilities who are transitioning from secondary school into TAFE courses, including those from specialist schools and alternate education settings.
The Disability Transition Support program can help you with
Information and advice
You can learn what to expect, discover the different support options available, and find out about fun activities you can join.
Getting started at Swinburne
We'll support you with your application and enrolment, show you around campus, help you prepare for classes, and sort out any issues that arise.
Guidance and support
You'll get advice on your career and courses, meet your teachers and support staff, and connect with Swinburne’s Health, Wellbeing and Academic Support team.
Meeting your goals
You'll receive a personalised transition plan to help you achieve your goals, along with a support plan to ensure you have everything you need.
How we help and what we need
Current high school students or recent graduates who are living with a disability, mental health condition, or medical condition and are interested in enrolling in a course at TAFE Swinburne.
You will need to provide relevant documentation about your disability and/or the adjustments you may require, along with your consent to share this information with appropriate teaching and support staff at Swinburne University.
Do you require Disability Transition Support?
If you’d like more information please get in touch either by phone +61 4 9214 3376 or via email dto@swin.edu.au.