Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has outlined an ambitious plan for the next term of the returning NSW Government. This plan supports the work of the state’s adult and community education providers and will ensure that the state’s education and training system achieves its full potential, especially for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged learners, as well as assisting small business. “CCA Continue Reading

With the NSW electorate going to the polls tomorrow, surveys show the NSW Government and the Labor Opposition locked in a 50-50 battle. In other words, it's "too close to call". Additional major party statements on approaches to the state's not-for-profit community education providers are now available, courtesy of Adult Learning Australia. The Office of the Deputy Premier, the Hon Continue Reading

Community Colleges Australia has given its support to the “It Takes a Village” campaign developed and run by the Community Council for Australia (“the other CCA”). The campaign aims to encourage Australians to recognise that we all have a role to play in the education of our country’s young people. We all want Australian kids to do well at school, Continue Reading

Community Colleges Australia CEO, Dr Don Perlgut, writes the following analysis of one aspect of the NSW state election: Why has universal support for TAFE become a major feature of this week’s New South Wales state election? Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has reviewed and analysed the vocational education and training policies of all major political parties – and some of Continue Reading