Education and the arts lead to a thriving community

Education & the Arts

Education and the arts lead to a thriving community

IT’S no secret that education and the arts are what helps the culture of a community to thrive. True still, creativity and a solid education are two of the most important aspects of ensuring success in industry. According to the latest statistics, over a third of people across the Goulburn Valley aged over 15 have completed year 12 schooling, which is a slight increase compared to statistics from last year.

EDUCATION IS KEY TO A THRIVING COMMUNITY

“GOTAFE is proud to call the Goulburn Valley home. We have immersed ourselves here by not only providing the highest quality training that we can, learning journey, you have all you need right here in Shepparton,” GOTAFE CEO, Paul Culpan said. “For 21 years, GOTAFE has been part of the Goulburn Valley, allowing students to live and learn locally. Training your brothers and sisters, parents, aunts, Street that began in 1874. “We work closely with local schools, businesses and industry to make sure we First Youth Foyer, La Trobe University and the City of Greater Shepparton, we allows students to easily pathway onto the next step,” Mr Culpan said. “We are very pleased to partner with GOTAFE to provide linked study to working together to provide the best range of choices and pathways for our community to meet their individual needs,” Head of La Trobe University Shepparton Campus, Sue Nalder said. earn lower wages than university graduates, when in fact VET graduates earn wages comparable to, if not exceeding that of university graduates. Goulburn Murray Trade Training Centre at McGuire College. Featuring workshops, classrooms and equipment, the centre will be a new home for local Building and our community unique. Providing sponsorship to the Goulburn Valley League, scholarships and the like.

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