Sometimes, small changes can make a huge difference. One of our students recently shared how our Start Up grant has positively impacted their wellbeing, confidence, and creativity. Before receiving the support, the student shared that they had never felt comfortable sleeping in their own room. “I don’t know why, but I never slept in my […]
We are delighted to acknowledge the generous donation of monitors and keyboards from Marinus Link! Marinus Link is a major undersea and underground electricity and data interconnector between Tasmania and Latrobe Valley. These new devices will directly support our digital literacy programs and help participants at the Work and Learning Centre, Morwell campus, build independence […]
Melbourne United Motorcycle Club (MUMC) is a group of passionate motorcycling enthusiasts from various walks of life who regularly support local communities and charities, including Movember, Cancer Council Victoria. This year, MUMC committed to supporting CCG by raising awareness of CCG’s 50-year anniversary and the great initiatives the college is delivering for young people through its […]
We are delighted to acknowledge the generous donation of a 3D printer by Marty Mirra, one of our dedicated Pakenham teachers, who wanted to give students the opportunity to explore 3D modelling, design, and hands-on innovation. This exciting addition to our learning spaces will open up new opportunities in STEM, allowing students to bring their […]
When year 9 student Tadgh Davidson took up the literacy task, he had no idea the impact his letter would create. Students were asked to identify something they’d like to see improved on campus and write to a local business requesting support. Tadgh wrote to MS Group Australia and received an almost instant reply. Thanks […]
Our Here to Care program has been a wonderful example of how quickly partnerships can create meaningful opportunities for multicultural learners in our community. From idea to classroom in just four weeks, we worked alongside Latrobe Community Health Service’s multicultural services team and home care department and Local Jobs program to design and deliver a program that […]
Community College Gippsland has been awarded the 2025 Learn Local Large Provider of the Year! This prestigious recognition celebrates the outstanding work of Learn Local providers across Victoria who deliver accessible, high-quality training that helps people gain skills, confidence, and new opportunities. At CCG, our Learn Local programs are all about empowering learners – supporting […]
Shave for a cure – World’s Greatest Shave A big THANK YOU to everyone who supported and encouraged our amazing Year 9 students in organising ECG’s World’s Greatest Shave! With our CEO, teachers and students bravely stepping up, we witnessed a true display of community spirit and support for Australians living with blood cancer! We […]
We are proud to celebrate the graduation of our second Launch Your Hospital Career cohort, a program designed to create confident, work-ready graduates for the health sector. Ten of the twelve participants completed the program, with many now preparing to enter hospital roles or continue into further study. Among the dedicated students was Colleen Constance […]
This year marks a major milestone for Community College Gippsland (CCG) – 50 years of community education and impact. Back in 1975, a passionate group of teachers from the Warragul district founded the West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Community Education Centre. With no government funding and a shared vision for accessible learning, the Centre was built […]
We are excited to announce the launch of the mutual partnership between the West Gippsland Health Care Group (WGHG), ACFE Learn Local, Latrobe Community Health Service (LCHS), Warragul Community House, Job Find, and Community College Gippsland, aiming to address employment challenges in West Gippsland. This initiative is designed to create entry-level career opportunities at WGHG, […]
Warragul Sensory Space The Sensory Space appeal is designed to create a calming and therapeutic environment for our students. We are proud to share the completion of our Warragul sensory space, as a collective effort by our ECG students and the VDSS students, who have been actively engaged in this project from start to finish. […]
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