Monthly Archives: July 2021

The future of the Lake Macquarie Business Growth Centre (BGC) and small business incubator has been secured, with the Central Coast Community College officially taking over the management of the centre. Located in Gateshead, the Business Growth Centre was established in 1998 operating as a not for profit...

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has announced the opening of nominations for the 2021 Community Education Student of the Year Awards. Students eligible for the 2021 Awards are those who have undertaken formal study with an Australian not-for-profit community education organisation during the period 1 September 2020 through 31 August 2021, with nominations...

The Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS) has released its own public service message video, encouraging community members to get vaccinated. Entitled Back To The Good Things, the video's key messages are: Read more

The NSW Government has announced a $1 million investment to help not-for-profit community education providers upgrade crucial infrastructure and training equipment. Around 30 Adult and Community Education (ACE) colleges across NSW have received crucial funding from the NSW Government in recognition of the services they deliver to disadvantaged students, communities and regions. Minister for Skills and Tertiary...

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) supports NAIDOC Week 2021. Australia’s not-for-profit adult and community education (ACE) providers well and truly over-perform in engaging Indigenous Australians in training programs, and bring a special commitment to ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians are welcomed into their programs.

About NAIDOC Week

NAIDOC Week celebrations are...

In preparation for its “No Frills” online conference this week, the NCVER has released a discussion paper entitled Past Informing the Future, by Joanne Waugh. The paper reflects on key developments in VET’s past and how they have shaped the sector’s approach to enduring issues such as...