Fifty high school students from the Border region will attend Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Albury-Wodonga on Thursday 19 February for a day of 'Skills Fix' workshops. Year 11 students from Finley High School, Billabong High School, James Fallon High School, Oaklands Central School, and Wodonga Senior Secondary College will participate in a selection of on-campus workshops led by undergraduate student leaders and other University staff to improve their study skills while experiencing university life. Ms Ilena Young, coordinator of the Future Moves Program, said, "The Future Moves program works with students who have the potential to succeed in tertiary education, but who may come from families with little or no experience of higher education. "By introducing young people to university students and the world of study we're hoping to encourage them to become more confident and interested in considering tertiary study as a realistic option. Students often say, I never considered university but now I really want to go. Events like the Skill Fix day are a great way to start a conversation with students and their families about what options and pathways are available to them when they finish high school."