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    Digital sisters & artificial intelligence for good

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    Digital Sisters is a new free digital inclusion program for refugee and migrant women aged 18 to 50.
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    Industries in demand – Study nationally recognised courses at YCC

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    Yarraville Community Centre is a registered training organisation, offering Nationally Accredited courses within the community services, education, and care sectors.
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    A GRADUATION CEREMONY FOR DAUGHTERS OF THE WEST

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    There are a myriad of reasons that motivated the graduates to join Daughters of the West.
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    THOUSANDS OF LOCAL STUDENTS STEAM AHEAD WITH WEST GATE KIDS

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    The West Gate Kids program allows kids to participate in hands-on, experience-based learning that is engaging, inclusive and accessible to all types of learners.
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    TEACHING THE BASICS OF UPCYCLING TO PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN

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    Every scrap and thread is recycled into new stitched items or ends up as cushion stuffing.
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    TRANSURBAN AND WESTERN CHANCES PARTNERSHIP SUPPORTS TALENTED STUDENTS IN MELBOURNE’S WEST

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    Transurban will contribute $55,000 each year for the duration of the partnership to support Western Chances’ scholarships program. 
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    LANGUAGE CLASSES UNLOCKING THE GATE TO PATHS OF POSSIBILITY

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    I have a lot of plans for my future study. I will do it, but I always remember that this course made me a really hard-working person with a plan for my future.
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    ADULT LEARNERS WEEK AT YCC

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    The theme for this year ‘s week- long celebration is: It’s never too late to learn.

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