Monthly Archives: January 2021

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) CEO, Dr Don Perlgut, has been nominated for an award by Impact 25, an esteemed accolade from Pro Bono Australia that recognises the most influential people in the Australian social sector, as voted by their peers. This is the second year in a row that Dr Perlgut...

In the following opinion piece, CCA's CEO Dr Don Perlgut, advocates that VET trainers of aged care, disability and foundation skills need to receive vaccination priority status.

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Certain Australian vocational education and training (VET) teachers need to receive priority status as Australia commences its vaccination roll-out next month. The success...

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has released its Year in Review achievements during 2020.

Summary

During a very challenging year, CCA successfully adapted to the arrival of the Coronavirus pandemic, moving professional development, member engagement, representation and advocacy to online and virtual platforms, underpinned by a new brand and logo. We obtained $2 million...

Special Assistance Secondary Schools operated by CCA members ended the 2020 year on a high note, with all schools reporting high demand, excellent student attendance and strong community support. A snapshot of some of the schools below:

Western Riverina Community School, Western Riverina Community College

Western Riverina Community School (WRCS), part of Western...