Welcome
We are excited to announce that our college is again offering the Certificate III in Individual Support and Certificate lll in Early Childhood Education and Care as well as the Certificate III in Hospitality in 2019. A small amount of funding is available to qualifying students. We will also be offering First Aid, Barista, Food Handling, RCG and RSA as well as a variety of leisure and lifestyle programs.
Please note all students doing accredited training will need a USI (Unique Student Identifier) which are available online, at no cost to you. Apply to www.usi.gov.au and follow the prompts.
Our Term 1, 2019, Course Brochure is now available here on our website , and and is also available from our office and many local outlets.
Looking forward to meeting you in 2019.
Linda Drake, CEO
If you have any queries about the above please feel free to contact us.
Mentoring
The experienced qualified staff at the College is on hand to provide mentoring services to all students
Disability Support Services
Contact our office staff between 9.00am to 4.00pm
Language, Literacy and Numeracy
Multi-Cultural Services
Brochures available from our office
IT Support Services
The computer lab at the College is available by appointment for extra -curricular learning between the hours of 9am – 4pm. All ten computers within the computer room have broadband access, internet and email facilities
Flexible Delivery Programs
Telephone, email, networking and tutorial support is available by experienced and qualified College staff for students in flexible delivery programs
Job Search Placement
The College has excellent working relationships with the local employment service providers who can provide information and various printed material to students regarding job placements. Brochures are also available from our office
Personal Counselling
A large range of brochures are available from our office including information regarding Dads in Distress, Sexual Assault, Adolescent and Family Counselling, Women’s Counselling, Drug and Alcohol Clinical Services, Trauma, Relationship Counselling
Financial Counselling
Brochures are available from our office
Career Information for Adults
Brochures are available from our office
Aboriginal Services
Brochures are available from our office
Our Mission
Our mission is to strive to provide a wide range of accessible, quality educational activities which meet current adult community needs.
The aim of the Centre is to provide adult members of the community with the opportunity to participate in a quality student centred learning program, enabling them to improve their quality of life and that of the community.
These programs will be devised in consultation with the target group and will focus on local community needs.
Our Code of Practice
Tomaree Community College is a Registered Training Organisation. Accordingly this organisation operates under a Code of Practice that incorporates the following policies. These policies are available to all students on request.
WH&S Policy, as per the WH&S Act
Grievance Policy
Access and Equity Policy
This policy states that TCC will ensure that all persons have access to our education programs regardless of age, gender, sexuality, race, ethnic origin, political belief, religious belief, disability or disadvantage.
RPL Policy
Assessment Policy
Assessments for accredited courses will be carried out in accordance with the National Principles against the stated learning outcomes or competencies in the accredited curriculum.
Please contact a staff member if you would like to view these documents.
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