The Northern Rivers Times ED183 2024

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The Northern Rivers Times

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January 11, 2024!!!

NEWS

Government Funding Boost: SAE and ACAP Receive $1.26 Million for Byron Bay Campus By Jeff Gibbs

Northern Rivers region harbors the highest count

SAE Creative Media

of creative practitioners

Institute (SAE) and the

and enterprises outside

Australian College of

the nation’s capital

Applied Professions

cities. Fernanda

(ACAP) are pleased

Gerdes, an alumna and

to announce their

former recipient of the

collective attainment

Destination Australia

of $1.26 million in

scholarship, shared her

funding from the

transformative journey.

Australian Government’s

“Receiving the

Destination Australia

Destination Australia

program. This substantial

scholarship transformed

grant will facilitate 36

my life,” Fernanda

scholarships, fostering

shared. “It not only

educational opportunities

facilitated my relocation

in creative media and

from Brazil to Byron

counselling at the vibrant

Bay but also empowered

Byron Bay campus

me to establish a thriving

on Ewingsdale Road.

art business after

This initiative aims to

graduation.”

invigorate growth in the

This financial infusion

Northern Rivers region.

reinforces SAE and

first-generation tertiary

counselling industry.

students, individuals

“This investment

with disabilities, and

will provide financial

First Nations people.

assistance to domestic

The program covers

counselling students

various study areas at

aspiring to live and study

SAE, encompassing

in the Northern Rivers

amounting to $15,000

animation, audio, film,

region,” he remarked.

per student annually.

games, and music, while

“Furthermore, these

These scholarships

ACAP offers eligible

funds will bolster the

support students

courses like the one-year

burgeoning counselling

studying and residing

Diploma of Counselling

sector, forecasted to

in regional Australia.

Skills and the three-year

grow by 14% until

Priority will be given

Bachelor of Counselling.

2026.”

to domestic students

ACAP’s CEO, George

Dr. Luke McMillan,

from underrepresented

Garrop, emphasized the

SAE’s General Manager,

backgrounds, including

funding’s significance

expressed enthusiasm

those from low

and the anticipated

about the funding,

socio-economic status,

prospects within the

lauding the exceptional

The Destination Australia program empowers eligible tertiary education providers, like SAE and ACAP, to offer scholarships

ACAP’s dedication to delivering exceptional creative media and counselling programs, concurrently bolstering the Northern Rivers’ economy. educational experience and support offered at the Byron Bay campus. “This announcement underscores SAE’s commitment to extending financial support to new international and domestic students, enabling them to pursue their aspirations,” he

stated. “Simultaneously, it contributes to the growth of the Northern Rivers’ creative media industry.” Byron Bay boasts a thriving creative community, hosting the most significant concentration of creative industry professionals in regional Australia. The

Destination Australia scholarships will be available for new students commencing their studies in February 2024. To apply now, visit the SAE https://sae.edu. au/destination-australiascholarship/ and ACAP https://www.acap.edu. au/destination-australiascholarship/ websites.


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