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Reflections on designing In-School Enabling courses
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Reflections on designing In-School Enabling courses

Angela Jones, Fiona Navin, Selena Dhondea-Tenakov, Mike Howie, Shaz Attree, Joanne Lisciandro, Anita Maclaurin, Johanna Nieuwoudt and Fabiane Ramos
Pathways Education and Research Colloquium: Advancing the Agenda (Toowoomba, Queensland, 24/10/2025–24/10/2025)
24/10/2025

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Abstract

In early 2024, four Australian universities—Edith Cowan University, Murdoch University, University of Southern Queensland, and Southern Cross University—initiated a benchmarking project focused on in-school Enabling courses, as part of a broader ACSES-funded study examining the effectiveness of in-school Enabling programs. Guided by NAEEA’s benchmarking framework, this was the first national study of its kind. The project was developed in response to the Universities Accord Final Report (2024), which emphasised equitable access to higher education for under-represented groups. Its aim was to move towards standardising the educational experience of embedded high school Enabling courses, including alignment in holistic outcomes, assessment approaches, and grading practices.

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