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Page Text: CCA offers a variety of Professional Development opportunities Latest News National ACE Summit Re-emphasises Importance of Learner Re-engagement and Foundation Skills The Community Colleges Australia National ACE Summit re-emphasised the importance of adult and community education learner re-engagement and foundation skills. The online Summit – which took place on Tuesday 5 April – included 150 participants representing 120 organisations. CCA’s Chair, David Mackay (CEO of TLK Community College), said that CCA had “designed the Summit as an opportunity take stock of  Continue Reading Read more Victorian Learner Reconnect Program Features at CCA National ACE Summit The Victorian Government’s skills Reconnect Program will feature at the Community Colleges Australia National ACE Summit on 5 April. The Reconnect Program assists participants to overcome multiple barriers preventing them from engaging in education, training and employment and provides support for further study or employment, providing the supported pathways many learners need to succeed and break the cycle of disadvantage.  Continue Reading Read more The Pandemic is Not Over – What this Means for Education Providers The COVID-19 pandemic is not over. Two years ago – 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. As of Monday, 14 March 2022, there were 26,063 new COVID-19 cases in Australia, a widely accepted understatement, due to lower testing rates indicated by a high 19.23% positive testing rate. This included 8,911 in New South  Continue Reading Read more CCA proposes outreach program to re-engage disadvantaged learners impacted by COVID-19 Community Colleges Australia (CCA) has proposed an outreach program to re-engage disadvantaged and vulnerable learners who have left training because of COVID-19 concerns. Adult and community education (ACE) providers over-perform in reaching disadvantaged groups, but have experienced a significant drop amongst these students throughout the pandemic and again in 2022, even more than in 2020 and 2021. (Download a copy  Continue Reading

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