2022 May Archive | Community Colleges

CCA launches Community Education Trainer of the Year Award

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has launched its first-ever “Community Education Trainer of the Year” Award, which celebrates the work and underlines the importance of Australian adult and community education (ACE) trainers and teachers. “CCA is proud of the many thousands of Australian ACE trainers and teachers, who motivate, inspire, mentor and guide...

May 29, 2022

Historic win for Federal Labor and incoming Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has congratulated Labor and incoming Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on their historic win last weekend, to become the next Government of Australia. “Australia’s adult and community education sector looks forward to working closely with the new Labor Prime Minister and his colleagues in Government. Our sector has a strong philosophical alignment with...

May 23, 2022

Aged care skills training – a defining election issue for Australia’s immediate future

In this opinion article, Dr Don Perlgut, CCA CEO, comments on how Australian adult and community education (ACE) providers can assist the country to meet future aged care workforce skills needs.

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In an election where policy differences between the two major parties often seem “shaded” rather than clear-cut colours, different approaches to aged care...

May 17, 2022

CCA Leadership and Governance Audio Podcast Series a Tremendous Resource for Challenging Times

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) governance and executive leadership audio podcast series is a tremendous resource for challenging times, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact not-for-profit adult and community education (ACE) organisations. “CCA prepared this tight eight-part audio series months after COVID-19 arrived in Australia, and takes into...

May 10, 2022

CSI research identifies best practice to remove education inequities in post-pandemic Australia

The Centre for Social Impact (CSI) has identified best practice and policy changes that are needed to remove education inequities in post-pandemic Australia. Australia’s current education system is inequitable and not all students enjoy the same access and benefits that come from schooling. This is a major conclusion from CSI research and...

May 3, 2022

Monthly Archives: May 2022

CCA launches Community Education Trainer of the Year Award

Historic win for Federal Labor and incoming Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Aged care skills training – a defining election issue for Australia’s immediate future

CCA Leadership and Governance Audio Podcast Series a Tremendous Resource for Challenging Times

CSI research identifies best practice to remove education inequities in post-pandemic Australia

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