Juliana Teon’s story is a true testament to the power of community education and personal growth. After navigating career shifts, migration, and motherhood, she rediscovered her passion for Early Childhood Education at Macquarie Community College. During Adult Learners Week Writing Competition her writing entry, “Personal Growth Through Community Education,” captures the inspiring journey of self-discovery and […]
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Celebrating Jeniston Jesunesan, 2nd Place in Writing Competition
Jeniston Jesunesan’s journey with Macquarie Community College is nothing short of inspiring. His determination to reshape his career and grow personally led him to our unique educational community. Through his Adult Learners Week writing competition entry “How Macquarie Community College Helped Me Achieve My Goals,” and in our recent interview, Jeniston shares how our team […]
Journey in Individual Support – Aged Care and Disability
Sister Mary Radiance Therese, originally from India, has always been driven by a desire to care for others. Her passion for care and individual support has taken her across continents, and in 2017, she arrived in Australia as a missionary. Her story is one of compassion, resilience, and lifelong learning, particularly in the fields of […]
Blogging and Social Media: Yoga’s digital education
At Macquarie Community College, we celebrate the transformative stories of our students. This year’s Adult Learners Week Writing Competition showcased Yoga Skandakumar, our first-place winner. Her reflections on education and personal growth reminds us that learning has no boundaries. A Career of Service and a New Chapter Yoga’s journey is as rich as her […]
Celebrating the Winners of our Adult Learners Week Writing Competition 2024
Celebrating Adult Learners: A Glimpse into Our Writing Competition At Macquarie Community College, we see education as a lifelong journey, and, therefore, Adult Learners Week is the perfect opportunity to celebrate it. This time around, we hosted an inspiring Writing Competition, inviting learners to reflect on their growth through adult education. As a result, the […]
From Basic English to Confidence
From basic English to newfound confidence in just one year with Macquarie Community College. Inspiring journey of Nataliia Drobushar from a healthcare professional in Ukraine to a confident English speaker in a new country showcases the transformative power of community education. A New Beginning in Australia When Nataliia Drobushar arrived in Australia in May 2022, […]
Meet Tokasa, Certificate III in Early Childhood Graduate
Tokasa Thompson has recently completed Certificate III in Early Childhood remotely, opening up to a world of opportunities at Lord Howe Island. Tokasa’s journey with Macquarie Community College began through remote study, showcases the college’s commitment to accessible education and personal growth. From Housemaid to Educator: Tokasa’s Journey on Lord Howe Island If you’re familiar […]
Unlocking Learning and Support Opportunities at Macquarie Community College
As we mature, our passion for learning becomes more daunting, particularly for Sydney residents in suburban areas seeking accessible learning facilities. For Yan the decision to enrol in Macquarie Community College’s CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support was driven by both his desire for learning and the practicality of proximity to Epping Station. As Yan […]
Meet Simone: Our Finalist for the Community Education Student of the Year Awards 2023
The Community Education Student of the Year Awards celebrate the achievements of Australia’s adult and community education students, based on career and study; communication, team and leadership skills; and community and other activities. We are thrilled to share the achievements of Simone who was chosen as a Community Education Student of the Year finalist!
Meet Pam – Our Finalist for the Community Education Student of the Year Awards 2022
Pam Kaur Sunner completed a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care at Macquarie Community College. Pam came to Australia from Punjab, India in 1990 with her family. Pam took on a number of caring roles within her family including, her elderly parents and children of family members as well as her own children. After she commenced her Diploma at Macquarie Community College, she also endured the loss of two close family members but resolved to continue studying. Pam successfully completed her Diploma and has gone on to continue to work in childcare as a Diploma-trained educator.