It’s time to implement a national adult and community education (ACE) provider infrastructure program.
The Novel coronavirus, record low interest rates and a per capita income recession have created “perfect conditions for a serious systemic injection of infrastructure funding,” said Peter Hartcher on ABC TV’s The Drum on 4 February.
“Three years ago,...
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CCA CEO nominated for an Australian social sector Impact 25 Award
Community Colleges Australia (CCA) CEO, Dr Don Perlgut, has been nominated for an award by Impact 25, an esteemed accolade that recognises the most influential people in the Australian social sector, as voted by their peers.
“I am most honoured to be nominated and would be honoured if you would vote for...
Australian Government releases novel coronavirus guidelines for VET providers
The Australian Government has released guidelines for VET and university education providers and students about the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
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The instructions for providers read:
“If a student or staff member has been informed by health authorities that they are a close contact of a confirmed case of the novel...
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CCA proposes a role for community education providers in sustaining Australian democracy
Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has released a discussion paper on the role that Australian adult and community education (ACE) providers can play in sustaining Australian democracy and supporting civil society.
CCA prepared the paper as a submission to the Australian Senate’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee Inquiry...
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Community education students top national figures in move to employment
Australian vocational education and training (VET) graduates who study with not-for-profit community education providers continue to top the national figures in their move from unemployment to employment.
The latest figures, released by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) in the VET Student Outcomes 2019 report (December 2019), show that the...
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CCA Achievements in 2019
CCA had an extremely busy year in 2019: view the 2019 CCA achievements infographic in PDF here or below.
Aside from our successful national conference – with a record participation by seven Australian political leaders from local, state and Federal governments, and more than 150 participants, speaker and...
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