Category Archives: 2023 Conference

CCA is delighted to celebrate the 2023 Trainer of the Year Awards which were named at the CCA 2023 Conference Gala Dinner earlier this month.

The awards were a celebration of the life’s work of 10 outstanding CCA member organisation trainers who...

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) is excited to announce the finalists for the 2023 Community Education Trainer of the Year Awards. The calibre of the nominations received for these awards was outstanding once again and CCA would like to congratulate the following finalists:

Uncle Dion Barnett, Tranby
Sue Bryant, Macquarie Community College
Teresa Campos,...

CCA has confirmed an exciting group of sponsors for the upcoming Annual Conference on 10 & 11 October at the Hotel Amora Jamison Sydney. The confirmed sponsorships already almost match the previous year’s intake, well in advance of the event. The high demand has prompted CCA to expand their sponsor booth...

New York University (NYU) Professor Eric Klinenberg will speak about the power of social infrastructure in his presentation to the CCA Conference in October. Eric Klinenberg is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University. At the...

Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has launched its second annual “Community Education Trainer of the Year” Awards, which celebrates the work and underlines the importance of Australian adult and community education (ACE) trainers and teachers. Nominations are now open. “CCA is proud of the many thousands of Australian ACE trainers and teachers, who motivate, inspire, mentor...

Professor Mark Considine (pictured), author of The Careless State: Reforming Australia’s Social Services (MUP), will be a featured keynote speaker at CCA’s October conference. The Careless State details how Australian governments – of all political backgrounds – have faced rapidly increasing demand for services in areas like...