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North Coast TAFE > About us > Aboriginal learning partnerships
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Aboriginal learning partnerships
North Coast TAFE believes that education is the most powerful tool in bringing about positive change, not only in overcoming Aboriginal disadvantage, but in sharing and growing a stronger appreciation of Aboriginal peoples, cultures, histories, and aspirations among all students at North Coast TAFE.
Our vision and approach
The North Coast Aboriginal learning partnerships approach has been developed to broker and lead Aboriginal education so that, consistent with our 2020 Vision for Aboriginal Education (PDF, 762KB), it becomes everyone’s business at North Coast TAFE. The approach helps to drive collaboration between North Coast TAFE, community and industry partners on innovative programs to deliver better educational and employment outcomes for Aboriginal students.
For further information and the wide range of education opportunities and partnerships available, contact Heather McGregor, the Director, Community Development and Aboriginal Engagement on (02) 6586 2264.
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