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One of Sydney’s largest community colleges, we have been meeting the life-long learning needs of the local community for over 74 years.
Macquarie Community College offers a wide range of accredited and non-accredited courses to improve your English, become job ready, accelerate your career, and develop new skills within our supportive and welcoming learning environments. The College is committed to providing pathways to employment, career advancement or change.
Macquarie Community College is synonymous with affordable, inclusive adult community education and our strong commitment to the individuals, organisations and communities we serve across Sydney’s northern and western suburbs.

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Christine Bennett’s lifelong passion for teaching, connection and community. Her 35 year journey with Macquarie Community College.
As Macquarie Community College celebrates 75 years of shaping stronger communities through the power of learning and connection, one name stands out as a symbol of commitment, care and community spirit – Christine Benett. As a life member of Macquarie Community College, Christine has been a much-loved arts, crafts and needlework tutor for over 35 […]

Honouring the Past, Leading the Future: Board Chair Ian Mailtand and CEO Theresa Collignon on 75 Years of Macquarie Community College
As Macquarie Community College celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2025, Board Chair Ian Maitland and CEO Theresa Collignon reflect on the College’s rich legacy—and its vision of building stronger communities through the power of learning and connection. Macquarie Community College has grown since its origins in 1950 as the Education Department’s Eastwood Evening College, into […]

Aged Care Career with the Heart
Lucia Uriona arrived in Australia from Argentina in 1971. Her family, of Italian heritage, relocated for her father’s work and settled on a farm, far from the city life they knew. “Everything was new. I spoke only a little English, so I had to start from scratch,” Lucia recalls. Years later, while watching carers from […]