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We’re kicking off 2019 with a bang with 38 new courses to try! Start your New Year’s Resolutions today and learn something new in 2019. Check out what’s available.

Do you manage your time or does your time manage you? We are all busy and have the same 24 hours in a day to do everything. But why does it feel that some people can accomplish so much more in a day, whilst others struggle to know where to start? Our Time Management coach, Christine Lee, has some great tips on how you can better manage your time and achieve more each day.

Inspired by the international campaign, ‘Get Online Week’, Macquarie Community College has decided to extend our popular Tech Savvy Seniors classes to include free Computer Clubs. This will provide extra opportunities for seniors to ask any digital question they want in a friendly and supportive environment.

Meditation is growing in its popularity but there are still several myths surrounding meditation that prevent people from enjoying its benefits. Guest blogger and Meditation Tutor, Katherine Pinczuk, summarises the 3 myths surrounding meditation – “I don’t”, “I can’t” and “I’m no good at it”.

Thanks to all those that attended our Open Day at MCC’s Mt Druitt campus. We had a great day celebrating our Open Day during Adult Learner’s Week.

Where has the year gone? The Term 4 Catalogue has arrived. Make sure you check out all our new courses, including Christmas themed courses to help you with gift giving and getting ready for the holiday season!

With 100% of NSW declared in drought, MCC students and staff banded together to raise over $2300 for our farmers recently.

Celebrate Adult Learner’s Week and come along to our Open Day at the Mt Druitt campus! Enjoy lots of free workshops on computer and business skills, aged care and child care as well as a sausage sizzle, coffee cart and more.

UNESCO’s recent work on Learning Cities resonates with Macquarie Community College’s PURPOSE of creating and providing affordable and inclusive learning opportunities. At MCC, we strive to play our part in making Sydney a ‘learning city’.

A team of volunteers from Soldier On returned to complete last month’s project.