2022 Archive | Community Colleges

CCA makes strong case for focus on early childhood learning training places to NSW ACE providers

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has made a strong case for expansion of the number of fee-free child care training places to NSW adult and community education (ACE) providers. Earlier this week, the NSW Government announced commitment of “25,000 fee-free training places to bolster the pipeline of skilled and job-ready workers for the...

August 17, 2022

The Journey Back to Connection – Coaching Pioneer Victoria Mills to Speak at CCA Conference Dinner

Australian coaching pioneer Victoria Mills, CEO and Founder of Hello Coach, will provide an inspirational talk to delegates at the upcoming CCA Conference Dinner on 13 September. Victoria Mills (pictured) will speak about “The Journey Back to Connection” in a talk that recognises...

August 16, 2022

Skills Minister Brendan O’Connor outlines priorities

The Commonwealth Minister for Skills and Training, the Hon Brendan O'Connor MP (pictured) – who will provide a video message to CCA’s September Conference – has outlined his national skills priorities in the lead-up to National Jobs and Skills Summit. Training investment: “We should be investing in the...

August 16, 2022

DSO Plans to Achieve 1.2 million Australian Tech Workers by 2030

The Digital Skills Organisation (DSO) has released a report prepared with Tech Council of Australia (TCA) and Accenture which explains what it will take to meet the Australian Government’s goal to reach 1.2 million tech workers by 2030. The report, entitled Getting to 1.2 million: Our roadmap to create a thriving Australian tech...

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August 13, 2022

CCA releases Draft Sydney September Conference Program

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has released its Sydney Conference program, which features more than 40 speakers across a wide range of disciplines, on the theme of “Rebuilding Community”. Download a copy of the draft program here (PDF). CCA’s conference on 13-14 September – its first since Brisbane in...
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August 9, 2022

Meeting the needs of Australian young people: CCA Conference to highlight new education and employment policy and program solutions

Australian young people have fared poorly during the pandemic and will continue to do so. “Young people will struggle with the side effects of the COVID-19 recession on the jobs market for years despite the nation’s rapid fall in unemployment.” That’s the summary of new research by e61 which “found young workers...
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August 4, 2022

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CCA makes strong case for focus on early childhood learning training places to NSW ACE providers

The Journey Back to Connection – Coaching Pioneer Victoria Mills to Speak at CCA Conference Dinner

Skills Minister Brendan O’Connor outlines priorities

DSO Plans to Achieve 1.2 million Australian Tech Workers by 2030

CCA releases Draft Sydney September Conference Program

Meeting the needs of Australian young people: CCA Conference to highlight new education and employment policy and program solutions

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