OBITUARY
Matatumua Moana Vermeulen1936-2012 ASPBAE has lost an outstanding woman leader, a champion of the right to quality education for all and a tireless worker for sustainable livelihood systems that transform […]
Provider Profile Deborah Miller
Deborah Miller has recently joined the Linkwest team in Western Australia as the Adult and Community Education Manager. Hailing from the UK, Deborah has always been passionate about Adult and […]
Seniors take the stage for an encore career
South Australian Jim Fenemore has just embarked on a brand new career in community capacity building after over forty years working as a photographer. Jim is 70. His life-changing career […]
A message from the CEO
ALA’s policy platform identifies 6 key advocacy areas. These 6 areas reflect not only the core educational values identified by our members but also what we see as the most […]
E-literacy program supports homeless learners
A blended model of online and face-to-face education is allowing disadvantaged and homeless students to learn new skills, gain qualifications and increase their opportunities for employment. Matthew Talbot Homeless Services […]
Core Skills Framework launched to address adult literacy
More than 210,000 workers and job seekers will be directly assisted by the Gillard Government’s foundation skills programs over the next four years. Releasing the revised Australian Core Skills Framework […]
SA Community contributions honoured in new ways
South Australian individuals are now eligible for the highest honour, the Joy Noble Medal, which recognises the extraordinary contributions of volunteers in this State.Minister for Volunteers, Ian Hunter, has announced […]
Enhancing social enterprises in WA
Social Enterprise Fund grants program launched $10million over two years to support social enterprise A grants program to develop and support social enterprises in the not-for-profit sector was launched today […]
Peace Building and Poverty Reduction: What Can Education Achieve?
Free public lecture by international education expert Professor Rupert Maclean AO, (Chair Professor of International Education, UNESCO Chair in TVET and Lifelong Learning, Director of the Centre for Lifelong Learning […]
Webinar: Global connections: the ins and outs of social networking online
Social networking services allow us to stay connected and collaborate with friends, family, community members and people with similar interests around the world. One of the most popular and well […]
Call for Papers 2012 ALA Conference
Adult Learning Australia is holding its 52nd Annual National Conference hosted by Byron Region Community College. Our theme is Lifelong Learning = Resilient Communities.
We are currently calling for papers and workshops on the above theme of between 45 minutes and 1 hour from researchers, policy makers and practitioners in the adult and community education field’s.
Have your say in Indigenous Youth Career Pathways
The Australian Government is asking for public input into setting the future direction of a $50 million initiative to help Indigenous students move from school into the workplace.Minister for Indigenous […]
Applications for the 2012 Australian Training Awards National Focus categories are NOW OPEN
The National Focus categories recognise outstanding contributions towards the attainment of Australia’s national vocational education training system (VET) priorities. In particular, the National Focus categories acknowledge contributions of individuals, schools, businesses and organisations […]
$3.25M to boost adult literacy and numeracy skills
The South Australian state Government is allocating a further $3.25 million next financial year as part of its ongoing Skills for All commitment to create an extra 6,000 training places […]
Using Blackboard Collaborate – Behind the Scenes
In this session Keith will explain: How he goes about preparing material for a Blackboard Collaborate session, What tools there are in Blackboard Collaborate, how they can be used and […]