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With over 8,000 enrolments each year, Bendigo TAFE is a major training provider for the health and nursing sectors, trades, environment and primary industries. We also have a strong presence in a range of industries such as creative, Indigenous studies, automotive, hair and beauty. See Rules of Engagement: https://www.facebook.com/BendigoTAFEonline/about_details Our courses range from basic certificate to diploma and advanced diploma levels, with pathways to over 25 university degrees. We are a flexible, innovative and dynamic place of learning with a rich multicultural atmosphere and our programs are delivered across five campuses in Bendigo, Echuca and Castlemaine. Health and Community Centre of Excellence The Health and Community Centre of Excellence provides high-quality training in Community Services, Health and Nursing, Children’s Services, Aged Care, Education Support, Dental Assisting, Disability, Pathology and Work Health and Safety. Students learn from experienced professionals, work with interactive technology and practice in simulation labs, including an aged care home. The centre is designed to combat future skills shortages through leadership in teaching and workforce planning that predicts and is proactive in addressing future demands in the health and community services sector. Food and Fibre Centre of Excellence Our Food and Fibre Centre of Excellence delivers unique learning outcomes in the following areas; Food and fibre production, Animal care management, Plants and landscapes, Food processing (primary) Environment/National resource management and other related applied sciences. Our Heroes Are Made At Bendigo TAFE RTO identifier 3077 | CRICOS provider number 01218G. Some or all of this training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding. Bendigo TAFE is a subsidiary of Bendigo Kangan Institute ABN 74 802 942 886.

Catherine McAuley College Bendigo (CMCB) is a co-educational Catholic secondary College located in Bendigo, Victoria (formerly known as Catholic College Bendigo). Students in Years 7 – 9 study at the Coolock Campus in Junortoun, and Years 10 - 12 students at St Mary’s Campus in central Bendigo. In 2018 the College was renamed Catherine McAuley College. Our motto is ‘Living Mercy’ and we seek to live out the Mercy Education values of Compassion, Justice, Respect, Hospitality, Service and Courage. Catherine McAuley founded the Sisters of Mercy and was committed to education and serving the poor. The College has been woven into the fabric of Bendigo since 1876 when Sister Aloysius Martyn and the Sisters of Mercy first arrived in Sandhurst, from Ireland. Our Future Direction 2020-2024 commits to continuing their legacy of service, offering an outstanding Catholic education to the families of Central Victoria and working towards a sustainable future. We are dedicated to developing students who are independent, critical and creative thinkers, with a passion for learning and striving for excellence. Our students are empowered to see themselves as positive agents of change, who are called to participate actively and ethically in society as young people of Mercy. An integrated approach to learning engages and inspires our students to discover their way and gives them the best opportunity to succeed as graduates, with pathways to further study, apprenticeships and employment. We have many established partnerships that support outstanding learning opportunities and facilities for our students and the community.

It is the school's goal to have every child achieve at their highest possible level through the provision of high quality teaching practices. Every child should leave the school with a high sense of self confidence and appreciation that learning is a lifelong process. While catering for all ability levels and learning styles, our main focus is on the children being happy, engaged and achieving the best possible learning outcomes. A range of extra curricula programs ensures all students are exposed to a variety of learning activities and environments. These include camps for Years 2-6, major excursions, a variety of sports carnivals, overseas learning experience to China, Chinese homestay, whole school concert, the student led Junior School Council and much more. The Marong Primary School Council and parent community is committed to maintaining the school as a highly effective learning community. Energy, enthusiasm, team spirit and effective partnerships between parents, children and all staff members are all key features of life at Marong Primary School. Our staffing profile includes 8 classroom teachers (some part-time), three specialist teachers, four integration aides, two part-time office staff, business manager, a student wellbeing worker, one leading teacher, and Principal. The school meets all requirements of the VRQA. © 2020 Marong Primary School The sponsor-ed Group