Frankston City Libraries invests in education support services for the community

Published on 05 August 2020

As Victorians continue to stay at home, many Frankston City families are looking for resources and support for home schooling and learning.

Frankston City Mayor, Sandra Mayer said Council was excited to be offering another free resource to the Frankston City community, launching Studiosity this week.

“Caring for the community has always been our top priority,” said the Mayor

“Although our libraries are temporarily closed, we want to make sure we are doing everything we can to help local families and residents.

“We know that many families are struggling with homeschooling and learning online, which is why we are a investing in education and adding even more free resources and tools to our library website.”

Studiosity is a 24/7 online study help service for families and individuals and is free to access with your Frankston City Libraries membership.

Students from years 3-12 and first year tertiary can access online help from a network of highly qualified subject specialists at any time of the day or night.

Studiosity is on-demand, one-to-one, and is personalised to suit a student’s specific problem or question.

“Studiosity will provide some relief to families struggling to help their children study while at home, and will also help university students wo are craving personalised assistance with their coursework,” added the mayor.

Studiosity’s online support service offers live help in English, math and science, as well as essay writing feedback. There is also an option for job skills help and resume feedback.

For more information about the free resources Frankston City has available to library members, visit: library.frankston.vic.gov.au or phone: 9784 1020