The vision of Team Aspire is that every young person in the Northern Territory can access tertiary education – to always be connected, inspired and supported.
We facilitate age-appropriate opportunities for Northern Territory school students to repeatedly connect with the horizons of higher education, possible careers and life-long learning.
This program is funded by the Australian Government's Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program (HEPPP).
How Team Aspire works
Team Aspire
At CDU, we believe that university is for everyone. Team Aspire is redesigned to support more Northern Territory students through a suite of new opportunities for prospective university students who come from low socio-economic backgrounds.
Get Involved
The Northern Territory is filled with innovative and fabulous people and organisations, and we want to hear from you!
If you think you can contribute to Team Aspire and help enrich our young people’s lives, we welcome your support.
Please get in touch and we look forward to chatting with you.
Read moreWho we are
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Madeleine Brodie
Profile InformationPassionate about educational access and supporting students to achieve their goals, Maddy loves her job as the Aspire Program Officer.
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Naomi Prime
Profile InformationNaomi is the Administration Officer for the Aspire and Children’s University team.
Aspire Program Graduate
“I’m thankful for Team Aspire and the broader community at Charles Darwin University for the constant support of my educational journey since starting as a Team Aspire senior secondary scholarship recipient. My goal is to become a nurse and work as a registered nurse in the community that I grew up in - Nhulunbuy. Following this I wish to travel the world and work with people who really need help. In 5 to 10 years, time, I will accomplish this dream.”
Jubilee Weo
TEP and Nursing
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