Niagara College’s Libraries and Learning Centres are offering a series of free workshops this fall to help students strengthen essential academic skills and access support when they need it throughout the term.
From overcoming procrastination and preparing for exams to academic writing, citations and presentation skills, the workshops offer practical learning opportunities for students to build skills that support their academic success.
Workshops are offered in the Libraries and Learning Centres at both campuses. Faculty and employees are encouraged to share these resources with students and recommend upcoming sessions that may support their learning needs.
Students are welcome to attend any session that aligns with their schedule and goals.
For more information about the Learning Centre workshops, including a full list of upcoming sessions, times, locations and registration, visit the Libraries and Learning Centres website.
Upcoming Fall 2026 workshops:
Avoiding Procrastination – Oct. 6 and 8
In this session, students will learn how to remove distractions and break down assignments into manageable steps to beat procrastination.
Mid-Term Exam Study Strategies – Oct. 13 and 15
This short session is designed to help students strengthen their existing study skills by reviewing new strategies, creating a personalized exam planner and providing them with resources they can use right away.
Time Management – Nov. 3 and 5
Students can drop in for a fast-paced, hands-on session to help them organize their time and stay on track this term.
Citation Styles and Academic Integrity – Nov. 10 and 12
This session will teach students how to avoid common mistakes, use free tools to cite properly while staying on the right side of academic integrity.
Academic Writing – Nov. 17 and 19
Students will learn how to develop strong arguments, support them with clear evidence, and connect their ideas effectively to create well-organized, coherent writing.
Presentation Skills – Nov. 24 and 26
This practical session equips students with effective strategies to design impactful presentation slides, build speaking confidence, and engage their audience with clarity and connection.
Final Exam Study Strategies – Dec. 1 and 3
This short session is designed to help students strengthen their existing study skills by reviewing new strategies, creating a personalized exam planner and providing them with resources they can use right away.
