Tertiary Access Course (TAC)
The Tertiary Access Course (TAC) is designed to prepare students, who may not have completed secondary school or who do not have the academic entry requirements, to enrol in some undergraduate courses at JCU. TAC requires six months of full-time study or one year of part-time study. Although this course is primarily designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, it is also open to non-Indigenous students.
TAC is available on campus (internal) or off campus (external).
TAC aims to:
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provide students with the academic skills to enter their preferred choice of undergraduate course;
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provide students with the formal prerequisites for entry into their preferred undergraduate course;
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introduce students to a variety of university subjects;
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equip students with the appropriate literacy and IT skills for their chosen degree.
Tertiary Access Course (TAC)
Duration: 6 months full time; 1 year part time
Mode: internal or external
Campus: Townsville, Cairns
For further information, download a brochure (pdf, 428kb).
This course prepares students for careers in social work, education, law, archaeology, community welfare, psychology, Indigenous Studies and other related fields. Applicants wishing to progress to other degrees at JCU should contact The School of Indigenous Australian Studies (SIAS).
How do I enrol?
To enrol for TAC, prospective students must pass an Internal Selection Program (ISP). The ISP is a basic literacy and numeracy test. SIAS holds these ISPs throughout the year. The next one is:
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Cairns campus |
Townsville campus |
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Date: |
Wednesday 26 November, 2008 |
Wednesday 26 November, 2008 |
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Time: |
9.30am (registration) 10.00am – 1.00pm (testing) |
9.30am (registration) 10.00am – 1.00pm (testing) |
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Place |
SIAS, Building A4, Room A4.032, McGregor Road, SMITHFIELD. |
SIAS, Building DE030, Room 008, Angus Smith Drive, DOUGLAS. |
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Contact us: |
Tel: (07) 4042 1046 |
Tel: (07) 4781 4676 |

