We appreciate the partnership that we have built with Front Cooking School and look to continually grow this relationship over the coming years.
We are genuinely impressed by the professionalism, determination and diligence of students who have completed their placements with us. Front Cooking schoo…
We appreciate the partnership that we have built with Front Cooking School and look to continually grow this relationship over the coming years.
We are genuinely impressed by the professionalism, determination and diligence of students who have completed their placements with us. Front Cooking school is to be commended for instilling these important values within their students.
The students who completed their placement with us were extremely passionate, professional, and easy to work with. They expanded on fundamental cooking skills that allowed them to assist our chefs with dish preparation and plating up. They also were exposed to the intricate cooking and operational procedures that will enable them to grow.
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David Hanh
It is always having a lot of fun attending Paul’s classes. He is an English teacher with a good sense of humor. I learn useful English here and enjoy his lessons. Group discussion activities and games like Kahoot and Quizlet help us to remember grammar and vocabulary. Also, he is patient when we a…
It is always having a lot of fun attending Paul’s classes. He is an English teacher with a good sense of humor. I learn useful English here and enjoy his lessons. Group discussion activities and games like Kahoot and Quizlet help us to remember grammar and vocabulary. Also, he is patient when we are not paying attention in class. He is more like our friends in learning English. In the past, I used to think that learning English was difficult. However, I changed my mind now. I think that it is interesting and funny. I am grateful that I met this professional and cute teacher.
Oi Chin LAM
I learnt a lot in the class, and see the handsome face every day. Just a joke. I spent about 18 weeks with teacher and students. They are very friendly and funny-for some students after class. It was so great to learn here. The teacher some times make some jokes during the class, but that not impact…
I learnt a lot in the class, and see the handsome face every day. Just a joke. I spent about 18 weeks with teacher and students. They are very friendly and funny-for some students after class. It was so great to learn here. The teacher some times make some jokes during the class, but that not impact the knowledge we learn. That make the classroom full of fun and everyone like teacher especially Paul. He is a wonderful teacher with handsome face (joke again). I like this class and I wonder the others will like this class.
Dean
I have been taking classes here for nearly a year, and I have learned a lot of new knowledge. My English writing and listening have improved a lot, and my vocabulary has also improved a lot. I think what I need impove is reading which is very terrible for me, so teachers often help me and tell me ho…
I have been taking classes here for nearly a year, and I have learned a lot of new knowledge. My English writing and listening have improved a lot, and my vocabulary has also improved a lot. I think what I need impove is reading which is very terrible for me, so teachers often help me and tell me how to do the reading questions and teach me the skills. I like Mr. Paul’s class very much, because he not only teach us knowledge, but also he is very funny, often joking with us, often play games to improve our knowledge with us. He is so professional, I think he is the best teacher I have ever seen.
King
Hiromi had a great career as a registered nurse in Japan. However, in April 2018, she noted the significance of exploring a different lifestyle overseas and studying medical English in Melbourne. Hiromi undertook five different courses from English to a Diploma at Acknowledge Education. She was a…
Hiromi had a great career as a registered nurse in Japan. However, in April 2018, she noted the significance of exploring a different lifestyle overseas and studying medical English in Melbourne. Hiromi undertook five different courses from English to a Diploma at Acknowledge Education. She was a diligent student and never missed a single class during her study over 4 years!!
“The COVID-19 pandemic, which started at the end of my first-year course added to my challenges, I witness people suffering all over the world, but it also made me realize the importance of community services.”
Through Certificate III in Individual Support, Hiromi gained knowledge and skills required to provide individual support to people using a holistic approach. Upon completion, she got a job as a Community Support Worker at Just Better Care.
“Positive feedback, expressions of gratitude and smiles of my clients make me happy and it’s a rewarding experience.”
Hiromi plans to work as a home-visiting nurse on her return to Japan, collaborates effectively with community services, and support in developing a diverse and inclusive community.
“In addition, the number of foreign technical interns who want to work as a caregiver in Japan has been increasing and I am interested in supporting them. I believe studying in Acknowledge Education allowed me to improve my English language abilities, to gain valuable experiences to accomplish my intended future career and to broaden my horizons.”
Hiromi Kato
Students from Stott’s College assisted us in most of area’s where needed in our day-to-day organisation. The areas are grants, donations, admin, sponsorship, social media, logistics and field work. Stott’s College students contributed to engage with our community to affect positive and sustain…
Students from Stott’s College assisted us in most of area’s where needed in our day-to-day organisation. The areas are grants, donations, admin, sponsorship, social media, logistics and field work. Stott’s College students contributed to engage with our community to affect positive and sustainable change.
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Mahboba's Promise Inc.
The students are a real asset to the Community Centre’s programs, they demonstrating having excellent skills and knowledge from their training. They have very friendly and helpful personalities and work very well as team members and being self-starters, are also able to work unsupervised. We c…
The students are a real asset to the Community Centre’s programs, they demonstrating having excellent skills and knowledge from their training. They have very friendly and helpful personalities and work very well as team members and being self-starters, are also able to work unsupervised. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have them on board. The staff, volunteers, program participants and clients are very appreciative of the work they do and always let me know what a great job they do.
We thank Tania Fernando, Sophie Upadhayay, Alexandros Vacharidis, Kim Brooks and Vicky Fletcher for their excellent contribution to the centre and wish them all the best with their career development.
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Elaine Wilkinson, Programs and Volunteer Coordinator and Trainer
Learning a new language is always rewarding for both teachers and students. Teachers see their students’ development and students feel the change in their lives. My first encounter with Lindsey was when she came for the placement test. Her test result and speaking ability demonstrated her confiden…
Learning a new language is always rewarding for both teachers and students. Teachers see their students’ development and students feel the change in their lives. My first encounter with Lindsey was when she came for the placement test. Her test result and speaking ability demonstrated her confidence and comfort conversing in English on the given topics. However, there was a lot that we could offer as learning a language is not limited to words and syntax. Here at Acknowledge Education, we offer an unprecedented experience.
Lindsey says, “the education environment at Acknowledge Education builds my confidence day by day and now I proudly say that I’m not afraid of communicating or expressing my opinion anymore.” We help our students to realise the value of their course. “The program I take at Acknowledge Education is an essential step in helping me to break the language, cultural and social barriers. … I’m ready to face studying in a whole new country.”
Acknowledge Education brings along a team of professionals who value their careers and teaching is not just a job. “Our teachers are passionate to put their efforts into educating their students. Although the lessons are sometimes challenging, I never feel left out.”
- Written by Mehdi Moharami (Headteacher)
Khanh Linh VO (Lindsey)
When Hashan started considering undertaking the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (SIT405016) at Front Cooking School in 2019, he did not even know how to cook rice.
“I was always determined to achieve whatever I decided to do. I even completed a bachelor’s degree and a postgraduate qualifi…
When Hashan started considering undertaking the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (SIT405016) at Front Cooking School in 2019, he did not even know how to cook rice.
“I was always determined to achieve whatever I decided to do. I even completed a bachelor’s degree and a postgraduate qualification in a different professional area in my home country. My determination was so strong when I started the Cookery course that I never missed my classes. I always try my best.”
Hashan kept doing his best even during the pandemic which delayed the completion of the work-based training. He wanted to improve his skills and worked without pay for almost 1 year. “Once when I was left with only $20 in his bank account, and planned to go back to my home country, the school staff (Ferdi) encouraged me to keep studying.”
Afterward, he finally landed on a job as a kitchen hand at Manningham Hotel & Club in Bulleen where he met an inspiring mentor, Chef David and learnt how to run functions inside out. After several jobs as a Comm Chef and a Chef at different hospitality establishments, he is now happily employed as a Chef at Castello’s Long beach Hotel in Chelsea. He successfully completed the entire 2.5 years of Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management.
“I have learnt a lot here and the Executive Chef Justine O’donoughue and Head Chef Rumesh Wijesiriwardena helped me to grow to the next level. The key to my success is to be resilient and dedicated. It is also important to be punctual to be a Chef!”
- Written by Indika Ferdinando (Student Recruitment)
Hashan KEENAGAHA GEDARA
Chris started studying with Acknowledge Education in April 2021, having previously had his own business as a travel agent. The Covid19 pandemic prompted Chris into a rethink career wise and he wanted to combine his love of cooking & his travel experience into his future career.
Since studying wi…
Chris started studying with Acknowledge Education in April 2021, having previously had his own business as a travel agent. The Covid19 pandemic prompted Chris into a rethink career wise and he wanted to combine his love of cooking & his travel experience into his future career.
Since studying with Front Cooking School Chris has worked for numerous hospitality venues in the Brisbane area to gain an exposure of all aspects the industry, ranging from a hatted restaurant to large pub chains and small family run restaurants. From the Work Based Training that was organised by Acknowledge Education, Chris has an offer to work at Grand Chancellor Hotel as a commis chef upon completion of his studies in October 2022.
- Written by Mike Carlisle (Student Recruitment)
Chris VAN HOOF
After three years of rigorous study and training in the aviation sector, Daniel was one of the hundreds of others who could not find his dream job due to COVID impact. In the last two years, he had worked in a variety of positions such as customer support, sales assistant, and civil cadet engineer t…
After three years of rigorous study and training in the aviation sector, Daniel was one of the hundreds of others who could not find his dream job due to COVID impact. In the last two years, he had worked in a variety of positions such as customer support, sales assistant, and civil cadet engineer to make ends meet.
“Change can be frightening, but you know what’s scarier? Allowing fear to stop you from growing, evolving, and progressing.”
In late 2021, Daniel decided to enhance his knowledge in the civil and construction industries by enrolling in the Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design at Acknowledge Education. He again found interest in how computer-aided design (CAD) software is used to construct bridges, roads, buildings and many other infrastructures. With this certificate, he hopes to become an experienced civil drafter for a well-known civil design company.
In August 2022, he was offered a cadet drafter position at BG&E – demonstrating that a drastic career change is not as daunting as it may appear.
– Written by Reema Muneer (Trainer)
Gia Tan GIANG (Daniel)
Ryan arrived in Australia on his working holiday visa in February 2020 just as COVID-19 unexpectedly hit the world hard and his life in Melbourne. He got hospitalised with a diagnosis of mental health for 2 weeks. However, the experience of being a patient made him consider nursing as a new career.<...
Ryan arrived in Australia on his working holiday visa in February 2020 just as COVID-19 unexpectedly hit the world hard and his life in Melbourne. He got hospitalised with a diagnosis of mental health for 2 weeks. However, the experience of being a patient made him consider nursing as a new career.
“I started the Diploma of Nursing in January 2021. My time at Acknowledge Education has been very positive, although it is not easy with the COVID-19 which initiated some mental health issues. However, through the support at the college, they have been overcome. Especially my trainers, who have gone above and beyond to help me. That’s why, I love coming to the college. It’s a supportive and equal environment where students can excel.”
Ryan has found the Anatomy unit and Wound Care unit very interesting. His second placement was at a GP clinic where he was offered a job as a receptionist whilst still studying. They have also offered him a job as an Enrolled Nurse after he completes his course and has full registration.”
”Fall down seven times, get up eight.”
– Written by Joan McAlpine (Course Coordinator)
Ryan PRANCE
Hiromi had a great career as a registered nurse in Japan. However, in April 2018, she noted the significance of exploring a different lifestyle overseas and studying medical English in Melbourne. Hiromi undertook five different courses from English to a Diploma at Acknowledge Education. She was a…
Hiromi had a great career as a registered nurse in Japan. However, in April 2018, she noted the significance of exploring a different lifestyle overseas and studying medical English in Melbourne. Hiromi undertook five different courses from English to a Diploma at Acknowledge Education. She was a diligent student and never missed a single class during her study over 4 years!!
“The COVID-19 pandemic, which started at the end of my first-year course added to my challenges, I witness people suffering all over the world, but it also made me realize the importance of community services.”
Through Certificate III in Individual Support, Hiromi gained knowledge and skills required to provide individual support to people using a holistic approach. Upon completion, she got a job as a Community Support Worker at Just Better Care.
“Positive feedback, expressions of gratitude and smiles of my clients make me happy and it’s a rewarding experience.”
Hiromi plans to work as a home-visiting nurse on her return to Japan, collaborates effectively with community services, and support in developing a diverse and inclusive community.
“In addition, the number of foreign technical interns who want to work as a caregiver in Japan has been increasing and I am interested in supporting them. I believe studying in Acknowledge Education allowed me to improve my English language abilities, to gain valuable experiences to accomplish my intended future career and to broaden my horizons.”
Hiromi KATO
“Growing up in Africa, I have always wanted to explore, and the enthusiasm to learn knowing that knowledge is power.” I am a believer in this adage that says, “Develop a passion for learning, if you do, you will never cease to grow”.
Anne has improved significantly after being quite anxious …
“Growing up in Africa, I have always wanted to explore, and the enthusiasm to learn knowing that knowledge is power.” I am a believer in this adage that says, “Develop a passion for learning, if you do, you will never cease to grow”.
Anne has improved significantly after being quite anxious and self-conscious in her role as a helper by openly and bravely confronting her fears. She has displayed deep reflection and thinking on the course content and often offered “outside the box” perspectives during class discussions. She is a collaborative learner and contributes greatly to the learning culture in the class and enriches the educational experience of her classmates. Most importantly Anne genuinely embraces the value of the community services profession.
Anne’s integrity has earned her the admiration of other students who look to her as a leader.
For these attributes, Anne has been awarded the 2022 BCS Scholarship at Acknowledge Education.
“Studying the Bachelor of Community Services – seeing first-hand experiences in Australia such as the respect for clients’ autonomy and best interests – has broadened my knowledge of Human Rights; hence increased my motivation to further my course to a Doctorate degree level.”
– Written by Cameron McLean (Lecturer)
Anne Mbata
Kirill was all set for a successful career as a professional swimmer; however, his plans ended abruptly when, at the age of 18, he sustained a career ending injury in training. Kirill was forced to adapt and pave out a new life trajectory for himself. It was at this time that he discovered the Bache…
Kirill was all set for a successful career as a professional swimmer; however, his plans ended abruptly when, at the age of 18, he sustained a career ending injury in training. Kirill was forced to adapt and pave out a new life trajectory for himself. It was at this time that he discovered the Bachelor of Community Services at Acknowledge Education.
“During my time at Acknowledge Education, I received a huge amount of support from every lecturer, all knowledgeable in the field of social work and community services. As I progressed in my studies, my interest grew, and I realised that this was the field in which I wanted to make my career. I am forever grateful for the knowledge that my lecturers gave me and the memories I have created with them.”
One of the requirements of completing the Bachelor of Community Services is the 400-hour Placement in which students gain real-life industry experience. After completing his final placement, Kirill was offered a job with the organisation.
“It was an exciting step in my career as I knew this would open more doors for me. I worked for Afri-AusCare for approximately 9 months, and then I was employed by Uniting in their Integrated Family Services area which is a job I love.”
– Written by Gail Baker (Course Coordinator)
Kirill LEMAN
In a big cohort, always there is one who dedicated, emotionally connected with his classmates and eager to learn new things. Indeed, Rupan was always putting all his effort into his assignments and the most punctual student. All case studies provided in class enabled him to develop his critical th…
In a big cohort, always there is one who dedicated, emotionally connected with his classmates and eager to learn new things. Indeed, Rupan was always putting all his effort into his assignments and the most punctual student. All case studies provided in class enabled him to develop his critical thinking but then he discovered that everything he learns can be applied to his daily life.
“My journey at Acknowledge Education (Stotts Collage) has been full of excitement, challenges, and learning. My gratitude is at its utmost level during my education. I had my health compromised where I was mentally and physically and Acknowledge Education had stood up with me and I was fortunate enough to receive all the services from the institution.”
His endurance, perseverance, and constant proactive manner to learning were admired by many academics and administration staff at AE. Rupan demonstrated resilience as he had to work and study. Finally, in 2022 after experiencing a lot of delays in his fieldwork placement, he graduated with a Bachelor of Community Services degree at Acknowledge Education.
“I would 100% recommend this institute to students for great exposure. AE brings wisdom, knowledge, student-friendly campuses, great study resources and professional, approachable lectures and administrative staff. Acknowledge Education is an all-in-one destination for your future.”
– Written by Vanessa Huacache (Senior Student Support Officer)
Rupan REJI
Veysel Can TASKAN is from Turkey. Although he completed his Master of Arts in International Economy and Finance, he did not feel right to pursue his career in the industry.
“I got a job from a coffee chain in Turkey and my hospitality journey started at that time. I decided to move overseas…
Veysel Can TASKAN is from Turkey. Although he completed his Master of Arts in International Economy and Finance, he did not feel right to pursue his career in the industry.
“I got a job from a coffee chain in Turkey and my hospitality journey started at that time. I decided to move overseas to improve my English and skills. After arriving in Australia, I realized hospitality is being taken very serious in Australia. I decided to learn and pursue my education in this field as I wanted to be a hospitality professional.”
He was always interested to know the finer points applicable to the hospitality industry.
He started working as a cook for ‘Lukumama Desserts’ at 636a Glenferrie Road Hawthorn and was promoted to a full-time manager once he graduated with his Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management from Front Cooking School.
“The subjects I learned during my studies helped me towards fulfilling my managerial duties.”
Currently, he is working as a recruitment manager for Pinnacle People, a large labour provider for hospitality in Melbourne.
“What I like working in hospitality is that every day it has new challenges and opportunities; every day is time to learn something different.”
Moving forward he would like to own and manage a large hospitality venue in Melbourne.
- Written by Sudhir Lad (Trainer)
Veysel Can TASKAN
I started studying at Stott’s College in early 2018 choosing Cert III and IV of Commercial Cookery. Throughout the 2018 and 2019, at the very young age, I had to be independent and balance between work and schools. The reason I have to work is to take care of myself with all the essentials needs. …
I started studying at Stott’s College in early 2018 choosing Cert III and IV of Commercial Cookery. Throughout the 2018 and 2019, at the very young age, I had to be independent and balance between work and schools. The reason I have to work is to take care of myself with all the essentials needs. Therefore, its hard to concentrate on my school work due to long hours I have to put into work. Furthermore, as an international student who has just started in Australia, in late 2019 I have been physically attacked by a groups of foreign young adults. This result in me feeling frightened to travel outside much and it also had a significant impact on my ability to focus on school work. I started going back to study in early 2020 that is when pandemic hit Australia. Despite this, I still maintained my attendance and finished most of my units. Only some of them are not satisfied due to sickness and the barriers of Covid. Going to 2021 I finished most of my Cert III and IV with only few units missing and the logbook. At start of 2022, I finished all of my study units from Cert III and IV and Diploma. I started working on my logbook and finished late July 2022. I have always been active and followed up with miss Florence to finish the missing unit.
Mr Quang Vinh Nguyen (Jack)
I am a civil engineer from India after moving to Australia with my partner. As a dependent. I was looking for a job as a site engineer based on my previous experience. I could not get any jobs due to my of lack of knowledge about Australian standard rules and regulation in construction industry.
…
I am a civil engineer from India after moving to Australia with my partner. As a dependent. I was looking for a job as a site engineer based on my previous experience. I could not get any jobs due to my of lack of knowledge about Australian standard rules and regulation in construction industry.
After a while of being in this country, I found out construction designing course for my future growth in construction industry. Consequently, I got Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Designing at Acknowledge Education, Sydney.
After enrolling this course, I am getting information about rules, regulation and resources to understand Australian rules and construction industry. Staff of the college are very helpful. Teachers provide information not only for educational purposes but also regarding the real world. LAWAND MAIKARI is my teacher and he got lots of experience in construction industry, he provides information from his real experience and knowledge that helped me a lot to understand so many things easily.
Jaydip Revabhai PATEL
Shakti is from India; he studied a Bachelor of Pharmacy back home and has always had focus on helping others. He travelled to Australia to experience study in a different culture, environment, and background. During this time, he has been surprised by the focus on students that he experienced. His p…
Shakti is from India; he studied a Bachelor of Pharmacy back home and has always had focus on helping others. He travelled to Australia to experience study in a different culture, environment, and background. During this time, he has been surprised by the focus on students that he experienced. His passion is to help people and make life easier for members of the community. While he has been studying, he has also been working with vulnerable members of his community, especially the aged and those who are most in need. This has given him the opportunities to grow and develop his practical skills in helping others. Most importantly it is work from which he draws satisfaction, happiness, and pride.
“The study in the fieldwork placement gives me the good opportunity to explore myself in the community”
- Written by Ben Tomecek (Course Coordinator)
Shakti Singh
Aman came to Australia as a student when he was just 16 years old! Similar to many international young students coming to Australia to pursue their education, in the beginning, he demonstrated to be a naive and introverted student with low confidence suffering from of mild depression as he had no …
Aman came to Australia as a student when he was just 16 years old! Similar to many international young students coming to Australia to pursue their education, in the beginning, he demonstrated to be a naive and introverted student with low confidence suffering from of mild depression as he had no friends or relatives
he was lost and couldn’t make up his mind on his future goals; He only knew he has to start and do something!! Aman joined Front Cooking School in Commercial Cookery, as he was genuinely interested in cooking.He had the habit of helping his mother in cooking and baking back home in Punjab, India. But lack of confidence and language barriers made him skip classes in a way that he could not pass his courses. He was disheartened as he did not have a role mole to follow the footsteps. After meeting Chef Abhay Bhosekar he found his saviour and managed to get through to stage 3.
Chef Abhay helped him with fine dining skills, adapting new daring ways to cook differently with love and passion being the first priority! This was a life changing event and now he has goals to reach.
Aman is now an accomplished Chef de Partie in an Italian restaurant in Melbourne city!! The way Aman has shaped up into a fine Chef has surprised his supervising Chef. Aman owes his success and confidence to his trainer Chef Abhay and Florence in the Administration for guiding him empathetically, and helping him to gain confidence in this journey!!
Aman is very happy with the way his life is shaping up and he’s definitely hungry for more!!!
- Written by Abhay Bhosekar (Hospitality Trainer and Assessor)
Aman
Naomi is a dedicated student, popular with her peers and always engaged with her friends who studied the Bachelor of Community Services along with her. She is open to the opinions and experiences of other students and is keen to seek feedback to improve her work.
After completing her diploma in teac…
Naomi is a dedicated student, popular with her peers and always engaged with her friends who studied the Bachelor of Community Services along with her. She is open to the opinions and experiences of other students and is keen to seek feedback to improve her work.
After completing her diploma in teaching in Zimbabwe, she was deployed to a satellite school in the outback of the country were there was no electricity, no tap water; a single borehole services the whole community and a single bus service that travelled that route once a day. It was an eye-opening experience as she had gone up in a total opposite environment. What broke her heart was the culture in the place which was ‘Education is not important for a girl child as she is destined to be married off to a “wealthy” family’. This made her to leave the teaching industry and pursue studies in Community Services, with help and support at Acknowledge Education in Perth. She graduated in December 2021, started a job as a Service Manager at a NDIS provider company six months after graduating. Back home, she has managed to team up with a local church and has started a cooperative that sells poultry and vegetables. The money does not only pay a percentage of the “girl child” funding at the school she first taught at, it also sustains the project.
Naomi Kaunda
Studying Bachelor of Community Service has been a fantastic experience. The course is well-structured and paced, with an open and welcoming atmosphere that encourages students to learn. Acknowledge Education’s lecturers and administrative staff are also exceptionally supportive and accommodati…
Studying Bachelor of Community Service has been a fantastic experience. The course is well-structured and paced, with an open and welcoming atmosphere that encourages students to learn. Acknowledge Education’s lecturers and administrative staff are also exceptionally supportive and accommodating, ensuring that no student is left behind. I believe that my decision to enrol in this course and to attend this institution was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life, because I have been transformed to a new level in everything I’ve ever experienced, and I’ve been able to achieve my personal goals more than I ever imagined thanks to their incredible assistance. Thank you Stott’s college and Acknowledge Education for transforming my life.
Yeshi Wangchuk
Currently, I am taking the Advanced Diploma in Civil Construction Design. What appealed to me to enrol to this course was to build on my drafting-software skills but my main goal was to gain an understanding of the construction industry in Australia. From my experience, I can say that it was an exce…
Currently, I am taking the Advanced Diploma in Civil Construction Design. What appealed to me to enrol to this course was to build on my drafting-software skills but my main goal was to gain an understanding of the construction industry in Australia. From my experience, I can say that it was an exceptional choice. I have learned about Work health and safety, Establish and maintaining a quality system, managing innovation systems, designing of urban roads, conducting business negotiations and managing civil work designs, including the basics of structural analysis. Thanks to the knowledge that I have acquired during this course and the support of my head trainer, Abbas Haydou, I have been able to secure a position in Aecom working as a professional.
Definitely, this course has enriched my background in construction. Not only I have got an understanding of a managerial perspective of the construction industry but also the technical aspects to be considered to develop infrastructure projects from scratch. Furthermore, awareness of the new challenges that the sector is facing in the following years in terms of sustainability, new construction technologies, materials, procedures and so on.
Sebastian Ocampo
With my studies in Bachelor of Community Services, I have learned and understood how it is related when working in practical field. I gain lots of knowledge and ideas that could help me when I am working as a community support worker. I really enjoyed my studies at the college.
I would like to thank…
With my studies in Bachelor of Community Services, I have learned and understood how it is related when working in practical field. I gain lots of knowledge and ideas that could help me when I am working as a community support worker. I really enjoyed my studies at the college.
I would like to thank all the lecture and also my liaison officer (Karen Price) who helped me a lot during my work placement.
Sonam Dechen Dorji
The Civil Construction Design Course at Stott’s College, so far, has been extremely eye- opening in regard to the career opportunities that will be available to me on competition of the course. With the modules including a variety of technical, business and project management content, the range of…
The Civil Construction Design Course at Stott’s College, so far, has been extremely eye- opening in regard to the career opportunities that will be available to me on competition of the course. With the modules including a variety of technical, business and project management content, the range of skills and knowledge we are learning can be applied to so many different job roles, projects and opportunities which is really exciting!
Abbas, our course leader encourages us to not only succeed but to really excel in what we decide to do following the course and has even opened up his personal network to help each of us achieve what we are striving for. During our lectures and sessions, Abbas is always extremely thorough in his explanations and always gives examples of how everything we are learning can be used in real-life scenario’s which is very useful when it comes to us applying the knowledge we have learnt in the real world.
The level of assistance, support and guidance that is available to us is amazing and I can safely say I am truly excited to apply everything I am learning to the new career path I am creating for myself in the building industry.
Amie Charlotte Vantomme
I started my Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design 6 months ago as an opportunity to extend my stay in Australia. I was excited to start a new course that, in addition to helping my residency status, would give me extra skills in a high-demand industry. This course is ideal for me as it give…
I started my Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design 6 months ago as an opportunity to extend my stay in Australia. I was excited to start a new course that, in addition to helping my residency status, would give me extra skills in a high-demand industry. This course is ideal for me as it gives plenty of options to pursue my career. It will not only give me a qualification, but also, with the useful modules we are completing, it will help with any job in the future. Now half a year later, I can tell that I still have the same enthusiasm about the course as I did at the beginning.
Its learning platform and friendly tutors have made this experience a smooth one. They give you a platform which is simple to use, and you can keep track of everything there is to do with your course. As for the teachers, I have had 3 different teachers so far and all 3 have been very welcoming and friendly. They ask the right amount of questions and are willing to help you out in anything you need. I have previously asked questions in an email (out of hours) and I have had all the help I needed. If you feel uncomfortable or need to discuss something in private, they will put you into a private room where you can have a face-to-face discussion.
Due to the current lockdown restrictions, we are mainly having online classes, so I’ve yet to meet my classmates in person. However, despite this, the college has managed the online classes well and has developed some team activities that help us to connect with each other through the computer.
Ben Jenkins
For me , I have had the best school life experience at stotts college, I have been supported every step of the way during my courses. The teachers as well as the other staff members have been so supportive and helpful. Also, there are lots of resources available, including books in the library as we…
For me , I have had the best school life experience at stotts college, I have been supported every step of the way during my courses. The teachers as well as the other staff members have been so supportive and helpful. Also, there are lots of resources available, including books in the library as well as the computer lab. I cannot relate to any bad experience at Stotts as they really take good care of their students wellbeing. I would like to thank all the staff at stotts for the great experience as a student and looking forward to doing more courses with you 😊😊😊.
Priyanka Mudaliar
MLC gave me an amazing study experience. I learned a lot in this school. I took online classes before coming to Australia and enjoyed them, but now I feel like face-to-face class is better, is more convenient to communicate to teachers and practice my English. I made many new friends from different …
MLC gave me an amazing study experience. I learned a lot in this school. I took online classes before coming to Australia and enjoyed them, but now I feel like face-to-face class is better, is more convenient to communicate to teachers and practice my English. I made many new friends from different countries; we experienced the local culture and improve our English together.
Yingqi Shao (Chloe)
My name is Xiaorong Yang and my English name is Jessica. I have been studying English for about a year at Acknowledge Education. I have been so lucky to have a wonderful study journey here, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic where almost every education organization met a big challen…
My name is Xiaorong Yang and my English name is Jessica. I have been studying English for about a year at Acknowledge Education. I have been so lucky to have a wonderful study journey here, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic where almost every education organization met a big challenge to provide good quality services for their students. From my perspective, Acknowledge Education did a good job in this aspect.
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* Jessica has now started her pathway course, Diploma of Community Services at Acknowledge Education. Good luck!
Jessica Yang
Studying Advanced Diploma in Civil and Construction at Acknowledge Education has been truly amazing. The course is well structured and well-paced, with an open and friendly atmosphere making learning enjoyable. Our trainer Abbas Haydous is confident, welcoming, enthusiastic, and engaging. He is one …
Studying Advanced Diploma in Civil and Construction at Acknowledge Education has been truly amazing. The course is well structured and well-paced, with an open and friendly atmosphere making learning enjoyable. Our trainer Abbas Haydous is confident, welcoming, enthusiastic, and engaging. He is one of those experts who knows very well how to link theoretical concepts to practical engineering and construction situations. It not only helps us understand things better but also leads to a development of an innovative approach to every concept learnt. His teaching method and approach are outstanding. He puts lots of extra effort to bring the best out of us during our assessments and provides enough support and guidance whenever required. He does everything he can to instill professional skills pertaining to this course. His creative approach and experience sharing in every learning area have given me a vision of how we should be working on-site professionally. Additionally, he is always preparing and guiding us on how we can successfully crack the interviews and handle complex situations with patience at work in the future. He is one of the best educators and if given an opportunity to even pursue the bachelor’s degree under his guidance, I will grab it. He is highly recommended.
Bhavisha Bhavsar
I have long fancied the idea of getting involved in the mega-construction projects I get to see happening around me. I have always wondered if I would be able to complete these projects if I was assigned the task?. I have studied architecture in the past but because I did not really have the chance …
I have long fancied the idea of getting involved in the mega-construction projects I get to see happening around me. I have always wondered if I would be able to complete these projects if I was assigned the task?. I have studied architecture in the past but because I did not really have the chance to get involved in the construction side of things, I always felt inadequate in some ways. And then I came across this course “Advanced Diploma in Civil Construction Design”.
The main reason I got into this course was to get a qualification that would help me enter the construction industry in Australia at a level that could help me understand the totality of how things work. I had TAFE in my mind in the beginning but with my research, I found that Stotts College a good possibility as well. And after having done almost five units in the course at Stotts College, I can definitely say I have made the right choice – both with the course and the college.
Our course coordinator Abbas has a deep understanding of the civil construction industry and is committed to helping all the students enhance their skills to meet industry standards. He has redesigned the course to align it with the industry demands. Since I have some idea about the industry being an architecture graduate, I am quite appreciative of what he has done. The basic design of the course is also good, where each unit equips the students with ready-to-use tools to be effective at work.
I still have more units to do in the course but so far, I am more than happy with my decision to undertake this course at Stotts College. I am sure that by the end of this course, I will have the confidence to manage any professional projects.
Sanjaya Bartaula
I am honored to be able to speak in front of you all today and represent my fellow classmates on our graduation day.
I would like to thank my family for all the support they have provided me throughout my life.
My thanks also go to all the strong women in my life who has been my mentor, friend, and …
I am honored to be able to speak in front of you all today and represent my fellow classmates on our graduation day.
I would like to thank my family for all the support they have provided me throughout my life.
My thanks also go to all the strong women in my life who has been my mentor, friend, and sometimes therapist. This includes my lecturers Mariam, Gail, Liana, Cherie, Reene, Winnie and my lifelong friends Poppy, Charlie, Vicky, Prisca, Val, and of course my mother. And I know you are not a strong woman but thank you Alex for making my studies bearable and sometimes fun.
Special mention goes to my brothers Davin and Kevin who I love more than anyone else in this world that always have my back and look after me even when I don’t deserve it.
I also would like to thank my dogs Kiara and Chef who has taught me patience and unconditional love.
And I know my dad is not here anymore, but I am thankful every day that he was my dad and I hope I made him proud.
Lastly, I would like to thank everyone that has been in my life even for a short while. I know you have made an impact on my growth as a person.
Graduation is a milestone in life. Personally, for me it marks my independence and freedom. Life is full of responsibilities but how great it is to decide which one is the one you want to prioritize. We can fail and we can succeed but it is all up to us. Being accountable for our own actions increases our possibilities. We can be our authentic selves. We can finally breathe out and say it’s over and I survive. And now we are equipped with our bachelor degree to find a job so we can be independent and do what we like with our lives.
All kidding aside, these past years of studying has taught me so much. Although sometimes it is unclear what I have learned, I know for sure that I have grown and developed since my first day at Stott’s. I think, mostly, I have learnt to be more compassionate with others and I now try to look at the underlying factors that can impact someone’s behavior. We can all be ignorant, and I think living is easier that way. But I think this world need more people with compassion and understanding. And I hope I am one of those people.
To all my fellow graduates, as we go on, we remember.
All the times we had together.
And as our lives change, we will still be friends forever.
By the way the last part is a lyric from the graduation song by Vitamin C if no one gets the joke. Cheers.
Clarissa Evelyn Bunjamin, the Dux of 2020, Bachelor of Community Services
Clarissa Evelyn Bunjamin, the Dux of 2020
I’m Hazol, currently studying a Diploma of Community Services. As someone looking into working with marginalised communities, studying Community Services at Stott’s College has been an amazing journey so far.
There is tremendous support from the academic staff, who have vast experience in the fi…
I’m Hazol, currently studying a Diploma of Community Services. As someone looking into working with marginalised communities, studying Community Services at Stott’s College has been an amazing journey so far.
There is tremendous support from the academic staff, who have vast experience in the field and always go out of their way to ensure that they give honest feedback as well as advice on how to venture into the Community Service Industry.
Reflecting on my time so far at the College, I am amazed at how quickly I have learned how to think outside of the box. I enjoy the course, and I believe that this was the right decision for me.
Hazol Winnie Wangari Ngari
When I started studying and Stott’s College, I was unaware of the complexity of the course I was about to face. It is not all about reading your course materials and understanding the theory. It is more about simulating scenarios where this knowledge comes in handy and how to apply it. Having a co…
When I started studying and Stott’s College, I was unaware of the complexity of the course I was about to face. It is not all about reading your course materials and understanding the theory. It is more about simulating scenarios where this knowledge comes in handy and how to apply it. Having a correct instruction from teachers with experience in the learning area can help you not only understand the theory, but also understand how it really works out on a construction site.
During my time in this college, I’ve had nothing but support from the school, especially taking into account the world’s situation. I’ve had most of my classes online and yet I’ve always had the chance to communicate with my instructors in and out of classroom. It’s actually become an opportunity to get to know and work with people across Australia.
Jorge Salcedo
Melbourne Language Centre’s online HSP classes were well thought out while many other online classes were failing in their method of teaching during the unprecedented COVID time. My students thoroughly enjoyed the classes and were challenged by the skill level. They had real-time interactions …
Melbourne Language Centre’s online HSP classes were well thought out while many other online classes were failing in their method of teaching during the unprecedented COVID time. My students thoroughly enjoyed the classes and were challenged by the skill level. They had real-time interactions with other students and teachers who worked hard to engage them during the class through the different activities like the presentations every Friday. At first, I had the impression of too many levels in HSP and both of my students were placed at a little lower level than they were because of their limited conversational skills, but it proved to be a source of motivation. The students were quickly promoted through frequent level tests. I am proud of both of my students who actively participated during classes and asked questions frequently, and I appreciate the teachers who gave them a fun and supported environment even whilst taking place remotely.
*Two Japanese students are now studying in the mainstream course at a high school.
Mariko Titcher
Mr. Paul’s class is so interesting to me! I have liked him since I had his first class. His teaching style is not boring and can always drive the atmosphere of the class. Moreover, under his leadership, I have the courage to try to speak up in debates that are difficult for me. In class, he wo…
Mr. Paul’s class is so interesting to me! I have liked him since I had his first class. His teaching style is not boring and can always drive the atmosphere of the class. Moreover, under his leadership, I have the courage to try to speak up in debates that are difficult for me. In class, he would lead us to do many interesting activities and contacts, which made me more impressed with the knowledge I learned in class. I can’t remember exactly what happened, but attending Paul’s class was a kind of enjoyment for me and perhaps for my classmates, because we spent every class with happiness and laughter. My grammar has always been not very good, so I don’t like to listen to the teacher talk about the knowledge of grammar. Although I sometimes yawn during Paul’s lectures, I still do the exercises very carefully. In a word, I like Paul’s class so much. I really wish I could be taught by Paul all week, because I like the pleasant classroom atmosphere so much!
Queenie
My first semester seemed like yesterday in Stotts College. I made so many friends and I appreciated the information and experiences gained throughout this semester. I recommend Stott’s College to others because they have excellent teachers and a great nursing lab at the campus.
My first semester seemed like yesterday in Stotts College. I made so many friends and I appreciated the information and experiences gained throughout this semester. I recommend Stott’s College to others because they have excellent teachers and a great nursing lab at the campus.
Kirandeep Kaur
I have just completed my first year in the Diploma of Community Services, where I found my trainers to be knowledgeable and supportive, especially in assisting me with my assessments. Coming from a creative background, I was also very happy to be involved in the Art Therapy and other lifestyle pro…
I have just completed my first year in the Diploma of Community Services, where I found my trainers to be knowledgeable and supportive, especially in assisting me with my assessments. Coming from a creative background, I was also very happy to be involved in the Art Therapy and other lifestyle programs while on placement at Aurrum Aged Care. Even better, I have transitioned into a paid role as their Lifestyle Assistant after successfully completing my placement!
Ila Joshi
Doing my Bachelor’s Degree of Accounting in Australia was interesting and full of unforgettable memories, and Stott’s Colleges has greatly contributed to that. Units are designed for students to learn and apply in the industry and exams are formulated to teach rather than just a test of memory. …
Doing my Bachelor’s Degree of Accounting in Australia was interesting and full of unforgettable memories, and Stott’s Colleges has greatly contributed to that. Units are designed for students to learn and apply in the industry and exams are formulated to teach rather than just a test of memory. Furthermore, lecturers are respectable and highly qualified to teach the subjects related to their field.
What I love most about my international study experience is the balance between fun and work. The courses are developed in such a way that students have time to learn and enjoy their personal lives, so students can work part time and explore Melbourne while being a full-time student.
Lecturers are knowledgeable with the units they teach, and various techniques are used to ensure students learn and apply the concepts. Theory units are explained well and are relevant for my future career as an accountant. The Administration and staff are also friendly and helpful. They are accommodating and open minded. They take student’s criticism positively and are willing to change policies to benefit the students. Moreover, they take the student’s issues seriously whether its personal or related to studies.
Stott’s Colleges brings a university vibe with affordability, with the main campus in the city being extremely convenient to reach. International students who value education and a balanced student life should definitely study here.
Natasha Nonsale
Today marks the end of our long and arduous climb on the academic ladder as we reap the bounty of our hard work. We have endured many ordeals, exhausted our abilities and pushed ourselves to the limit. We strived and we prevailed.
Each one of us has our own story to tell about how we got here,…
Today marks the end of our long and arduous climb on the academic ladder as we reap the bounty of our hard work. We have endured many ordeals, exhausted our abilities and pushed ourselves to the limit. We strived and we prevailed.
Each one of us has our own story to tell about how we got here, why we are here and what drove us to stay. I hope you don’t mind that I share with you my personal story.
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Eloisa Manarang
I have been trained at Front Cooking, Brisbane’s campus. I come from Asia and always fascinated to learn Western food. I would like to thank our trainer, Alex and Matt, who have given me knowledge in culinary. I also would like to thank to Pike and Andrew who always make sure we understand more ab…
I have been trained at Front Cooking, Brisbane’s campus. I come from Asia and always fascinated to learn Western food. I would like to thank our trainer, Alex and Matt, who have given me knowledge in culinary. I also would like to thank to Pike and Andrew who always make sure we understand more about hospitality.
Kanharoath Kep (Rosie)
Amazing place and staff, they are always taking care of everything. The facility and kitchen is completely new. 100% recommend
Great staff and trainers. The knowledge given and how it is taught is brilliant. The facility is new and the kitchen is amazing and a fun place to put the new skills into practice.
This program has benefited me, by learning as an individual and as a team member. I’ve learnt new skills & refreshed some of my old skills that I already had. It’s furthered my studies and opportunities in the hospitality industry & I’m looking forward to the rest of the course.
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This program has benefited me, by learning as an individual and as a team member. I’ve learnt new skills & refreshed some of my old skills that I already had. It’s furthered my studies and opportunities in the hospitality industry & I’m looking forward to the rest of the course.
Taj Collins
As a current student, I am absolutely loving everything about studying at Front Cooking School. The team in Brisbane are the best. The trainers and staff know me by name, they are welcoming, so knowledgeable and FUN. I thoroughly recommend this cooking school to anyone who is thinking of taking the …
As a current student, I am absolutely loving everything about studying at Front Cooking School. The team in Brisbane are the best. The trainers and staff know me by name, they are welcoming, so knowledgeable and FUN. I thoroughly recommend this cooking school to anyone who is thinking of taking the leap – DO IT.
Jennifer Foster
The biggest reason why I was able to defeat the hardship, was from the purpose I felt helping my parents improve their restaurant, the positive feedback I got from customers and the legacy I will leave behind one day when I am done. Being able to add a positive touch to someone’s day by prov…
The biggest reason why I was able to defeat the hardship, was from the purpose I felt helping my parents improve their restaurant, the positive feedback I got from customers and the legacy I will leave behind one day when I am done. Being able to add a positive touch to someone’s day by providing them with a good meal and good service with a smile, has also made my job feel more rewarding.
Mumin Gungordu
In December 2017, I competed in the final round of ‘The next top chef 2018’ cooking competition. Leading up to competition, my team and I practiced cooking the dishes several times with the support and guidance of our mentor, Tarin.
On the day of the competition, we were all very nervous. The pr…
In December 2017, I competed in the final round of ‘The next top chef 2018’ cooking competition. Leading up to competition, my team and I practiced cooking the dishes several times with the support and guidance of our mentor, Tarin.
On the day of the competition, we were all very nervous. The prize was extremely generous so all the teams were ready to be very competitive. With all our passion and love for food, my team cooked like we had never cooked before, determined to be crowned the winners of The Next Top Chef 2018. We worked so hard to present the best of our cooking skills and knowledge and it all paid off. We won the cooking competition! I was so proud of the work we had displayed for the staff Front Cooking School to see. That moment was one of the best achievements in my life! Thank you Front Cooking School for allowing me to be part of the first ever Cooking competition! What an unforgettable day!
Enkeleida Stefanidhi
I am currently undertaking a Certificate IV in Patisserie through Front Cooking School, and I highly recommend the school. The trainers have so much information and experience they’re willing to share, I feel exceptionally supported by them and they are providing me with every slice of knowled…
I am currently undertaking a Certificate IV in Patisserie through Front Cooking School, and I highly recommend the school. The trainers have so much information and experience they’re willing to share, I feel exceptionally supported by them and they are providing me with every slice of knowledge I’ll need to success in a hospitality career. A special mention to Chefs Allison, Zareer, Michael, and Keith for making every day at the school a good one. If I ever need to enrol in another hospitality course, I will definitely re-enrol at Front Cooking School.
Kimberly Webb
I completed my study at Stott’s College many years ago and still benefit at daily work from the knowledge and profession taught at Stott’s.
As an overseas student, study life can be very tough, but the teachers at Stott’s made it a lot easier. They were professional, friendly and very helpful….
I completed my study at Stott’s College many years ago and still benefit at daily work from the knowledge and profession taught at Stott’s.
As an overseas student, study life can be very tough, but the teachers at Stott’s made it a lot easier. They were professional, friendly and very helpful. Students could approach them for all kinds of questions and the teachers would always try their best to assist. The course is designed in a way that helps students to acquire various and broad skills, from how to conduct a business negotiation to how to make a proper handshake and etc. It was a fabulous year that I spent at Stott’s, had great classmates, learnt so much and without noticing, by the end of my study, I already transformed to be a professional.
With my diploma, I got my first job in a 100 years’ old British company in Hong Kong where my working life continued to develop successfully.
Ching Ching Cheung
I was a registered nurse in Japan specialising in Home-based nursing. I have always been interested in community nursing and public health. I decided to study the Diploma of Community Services to bring my nursing career to the next level by gaining knowledge and skills in community services. I found…
I was a registered nurse in Japan specialising in Home-based nursing. I have always been interested in community nursing and public health. I decided to study the Diploma of Community Services to bring my nursing career to the next level by gaining knowledge and skills in community services. I found one of the units, Manage and Promote Diversity very interesting. We learn how to assist and engage with people from culturally and linguistic background. I learned about gender inequality and how this is reflected in the Japanese culture.
Students in class comprise of many nationalities and speak English. Educators conduct classes always simple and easy to understand. Even when there are questions from students outside of class, educators usually find time either during the breaks or after class to respond. Due to classes being in the evening, I have the opportunity to work during the day. Therefore, allowing for a positive well-balanced student life of study and work.
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C. O.
When I was researching and exploring my options of colleges to study community services, I came across Stott’s College and instantly knew this was the place to be. With a strong support system for international students, I am able to capitalise on the opportunities available here to achieve my g…
When I was researching and exploring my options of colleges to study community services, I came across Stott’s College and instantly knew this was the place to be. With a strong support system for international students, I am able to capitalise on the opportunities available here to achieve my goal.
I have enjoyed access to a range of services and units created to promote career development, with first and second placements in reputable welfare organisations. The staff are friendly and very helpful.
Kate Ifeoma Agbim
Today was Ravinder’s last day of her student placement at Communicare. As part of studying a Diploma of Community Services at Stott’s College Perth Campus, Ravinder has completed 160 hours assisting with our Individual and Family Support Service over the last 3 months.
To thank us for her placem…
Today was Ravinder’s last day of her student placement at Communicare. As part of studying a Diploma of Community Services at Stott’s College Perth Campus, Ravinder has completed 160 hours assisting with our Individual and Family Support Service over the last 3 months.
To thank us for her placement, Ravinder brought in cake to share with us and the rest of the IFSS and Parenting team.
We wish Ravinder all the best with the remainder of her studies!
Joanne Mazzoleni
On behalf of our kitchen management and all of our kitchens, we would like to congratulate yourself and the team at Front cooking school for preparing and delivering two very high-quality students for work placement at the RACV City Club. Both students actively became involved in aspects of food pre…
On behalf of our kitchen management and all of our kitchens, we would like to congratulate yourself and the team at Front cooking school for preparing and delivering two very high-quality students for work placement at the RACV City Club. Both students actively became involved in aspects of food preparation including ala carte and banqueting service, and quickly became valuable team members. I would consider both Marie and Lilly as “job ready” and sure they will be successful in their chosen career.
I would also like to make mention of the fantastic training facility and kitchens at Front that I had the pleasure of visiting, these facilities enable your students to learn in a professional environment.
Keep up the great work.
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Mark Normoyle
I’m Shelby, a second year student at Stott’s College – Diploma of Community Services. The course and trainers of the college have provided me lots of practical knowledge which help me to gain good understanding of the field as well as prepare me to be a qualified community service worker. Than…
I’m Shelby, a second year student at Stott’s College – Diploma of Community Services. The course and trainers of the college have provided me lots of practical knowledge which help me to gain good understanding of the field as well as prepare me to be a qualified community service worker. Thanks to the knowledge and skills that I have learnt from my trainers, I got a position after my first placement with Southern Migrant & Refugee Centre (SMRC), working as a Health and Wellbeing Administrator. I would like to say thanks to Mr David Fain, the most enthusiastic trainer who has motivated me and made me who I am today!
Shelby Tran
I have had a lot of unforgettable memories when studying the Bachelor of Community Services course at Stott’s College. Both the lecturers and staff have been so incredibly responsive and helpful to students. The online learning resources and Moodle platform are clear and intuitive. The quality of…
I have had a lot of unforgettable memories when studying the Bachelor of Community Services course at Stott’s College. Both the lecturers and staff have been so incredibly responsive and helpful to students. The online learning resources and Moodle platform are clear and intuitive. The quality of the teaching has been excellent. Lecturers are professional, experienced, concise, and engaging. Constant student-tutor interaction has also assisted me in consolidating my understanding on previously confusing topics. More importantly, through the two fieldwork placements, I have been able to integrate and apply community services theories into practice. The placements improved my skills and knowledge to make me ready and highly confident to work in the industry. I plan to someday contribute to the general community, and to give back to the Stott’s College community, which helped me pursue my dreams.
Huyen Thi Nguyen
Bayview Eden Melbourne and Bayview on the Park Hotels have engaged with Front Cooking School to provide practical workplace training for their Kitchen students. This opportunity has enhanced the students culinary skills and confidence in a large kitchen environment. It makes us proud hosting the stu…
Bayview Eden Melbourne and Bayview on the Park Hotels have engaged with Front Cooking School to provide practical workplace training for their Kitchen students. This opportunity has enhanced the students culinary skills and confidence in a large kitchen environment. It makes us proud hosting the students and seeing their passion for cookery demonstrated. Along with knowing they will be the next up and coming aspiring Chefs in the Hospitality Industry. All students have excelled throughout their placement, where we have had some success stories of recruiting key students into the Hotel kitchen team.
Ann-Maree Jolley
What I like in the course is learning how to embrace vulnerable people in the community by listening to them and giving them a voice to become better members of society.
Stott’s College is committed to guiding students on the right path of success.
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Community Services Course placement students at Stott’s College teamed up with Innovation Youth Centre to create the IYC Exploration Tool, a resource to support young people through customised case management and support the service user and youth-driven. Thank you to Stott’s College for…
Community Services Course placement students at Stott’s College teamed up with Innovation Youth Centre to create the IYC Exploration Tool, a resource to support young people through customised case management and support the service user and youth-driven. Thank you to Stott’s College for your hard and great work, the students were exceptional and professional.
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Paul Papadatos
On behalf of Stamford Plaza Melbourne, we would like to take this opportunity to thank Front Cooking School for your support during COVID-19.
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Sunny Singh
We thoroughly enjoyed having Agna, a student studying the Diploma of Community Services at Stott’s College., as a part of our team, she is an asset to your organisation.
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Kyrah Hush
Hi I’m Rupinder Kaur and I am a student in Diploma of Nursing at Stott’s College . I found this college really good. The staff and other students are really good and helpful. I am literally enjoying studying over here .
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My name is Niranjana Sara Binny. I am currently a Nursing student at Stott’s College. I have just started my nursing course in January 2021. Previously, I studied the Diploma of Community Services. I took Nursing in the Stott’s College itself because the management is quite friendly, and I am …
My name is Niranjana Sara Binny. I am currently a Nursing student at Stott’s College. I have just started my nursing course in January 2021. Previously, I studied the Diploma of Community Services. I took Nursing in the Stott’s College itself because the management is quite friendly, and I am comfortable with the management. We can pay the fees on installment which I feel much easier as an international student. When it comes to teaching, teachers are always available for students even if it’s not the working hours. We are able to mail them at any time and they are very helpful with the assessments. Looking into the infrastructure, they are quite student friendly, which gives homely feels.
Niranjana Sara Binn
Hello I am Hester Hu, I am studying in Acknowledge Education Perth Campus, majoring at Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design. I should be one of the first batch of students who study in this new course the college opened, and I might be the first Chinese student who study this subject at thi…
Hello I am Hester Hu, I am studying in Acknowledge Education Perth Campus, majoring at Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design. I should be one of the first batch of students who study in this new course the college opened, and I might be the first Chinese student who study this subject at this college, therefore, the vibe is good for me from speaking English wise. Due to the pandemic, the college allows students to pay tuition instalments, to reduce our pressure.
Currently, our head trainer called Abbas, is very nice and responsible. In addition, he is very handsome. As long as we focus on studying each subject, keeping attendance, I feel it is not difficult to pass. I have classes 2 days each week, plus one day academic support which is voluntary. Submitting your homework on time, you always get a chance to revise it, no matter essay or exam, all the same, the purpose is to get us to master the knowledge, so generally we won’t fail our subjects. Up to now, I have yet learned CAD relevant subjects, the subjects I have learnt are about how to increase team work efficiency, project management, business negotiation or risk management, etc. but all relevant in civil construction industry, and each company or corporation all need these knowledge. After completing each subject and passing the exam, I obtain deeper knowledge in this industry.
After moving from Sydney to Perth I feel living here has a lot of merits, first, as students working hourly salary rate is normally higher than Sydney, also, rent here is cheaper, public transport I could get concession. In winter, it’s not so cold, the most important bit is the pandemic is well controlled here, so no need to worry too much studying over working, at the moment, we do face to face classes, compared to online classes, I like face to face, because it’s easier to communicate with teachers.
Hester HU
I arrived in Melbourne just before the border closed, but I enjoyed my course at MLC very much despite being online. I loved when the teacher put us in breakout rooms. That way I was still able to make some friends and I am still in touch with them even though my course is finished now. It turns …
I arrived in Melbourne just before the border closed, but I enjoyed my course at MLC very much despite being online. I loved when the teacher put us in breakout rooms. That way I was still able to make some friends and I am still in touch with them even though my course is finished now. It turns out that online school wasn’t boring at all because we did some fun activities like quizzes and so forth. Also, my host family arranged by the school was very caring and helpful in many ways. I felt very lucky to live there.
Through my studies at MLC, I have gained confidence with my English and I recently got a job with IGA supermarket! I am looking forward to it!
Claire Bonadona
The level of the classes at Melbourne Language Centre is very high and was exactly what I needed to help me study OET.
Thanks to the high quality of the classes and dedicated teachers, it was easy to keep myself motivated to study.
I’m grateful to Melbourne Language Centre for providing me with an…
The level of the classes at Melbourne Language Centre is very high and was exactly what I needed to help me study OET.
Thanks to the high quality of the classes and dedicated teachers, it was easy to keep myself motivated to study.
I’m grateful to Melbourne Language Centre for providing me with an environment where I could concentrate on my studies.
Thank you very much for the classes.
Naokazu Takata
I found that the IELTS Preparation course provided by the Melbourne Language Centre has really come in handy. Not only because the friendly teachers here help improve my English skills but it has also established a multicultural environment for students to have a chance to meet people around the wor…
I found that the IELTS Preparation course provided by the Melbourne Language Centre has really come in handy. Not only because the friendly teachers here help improve my English skills but it has also established a multicultural environment for students to have a chance to meet people around the world, to practise and communicate in English. It is a nice place for international students to kick off their education journey in Australia, and I really appreciate all the support given by Melbourne Language Centre.
Cheuk Yin Waz
After searching for and reviewing many schools for my OET, I finally decided to enrol myself at MLC (City Campus). During the course we were trained by wonderful tutors who are well experienced with OET. I learned many useful tactics and tips to assist me to perform well in OET. The course runs with…
After searching for and reviewing many schools for my OET, I finally decided to enrol myself at MLC (City Campus). During the course we were trained by wonderful tutors who are well experienced with OET. I learned many useful tactics and tips to assist me to perform well in OET. The course runs with an introduction and acclimatisation to OET in the first two weeks and practices and exam-simulated exercises and tests in last two weeks. Other highlights of the centre include multicultural students from all over the world and a friendly and welcoming environment for all of them. I passed my OET and to my surprise, I even got 3 As and 1 B! In addition to my amazing results, what I have learned from the course is really valuable and useful in my daily practice. Thanks to Melbourne Language Centre, I achieved my required English scores, and I would like to recommend MLC to everyone planning to sit for OET.
Ye Htun Naing
I enjoyed learning English in this school. Surprisingly grammar in use is a bit different from Japan so it was hard to understand for me, but thanks to an enthusiastic teacher I have much more interest in it. Actually they are very good at not only teaching but also entertaining us. I am very lucky …
I enjoyed learning English in this school. Surprisingly grammar in use is a bit different from Japan so it was hard to understand for me, but thanks to an enthusiastic teacher I have much more interest in it. Actually they are very good at not only teaching but also entertaining us. I am very lucky and happy to study here.
Tomoko
I had a good time at Melbourne Language Centre
I received an opportunity to join a kitchen internship program with Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne. I‘ve learnt so much by working closely with the Head Chef and his team during my internship. Now I am working part-time at the Hotel Grand Chancellor as a Larder Chef. I would like to thank Front …
I received an opportunity to join a kitchen internship program with Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne. I‘ve learnt so much by working closely with the Head Chef and his team during my internship. Now I am working part-time at the Hotel Grand Chancellor as a Larder Chef. I would like to thank Front Cooking School for this opportunity and wonderful experience.
Jayden
I have been studying and making new friends here in Front Cooking School for more than a year now. Having the chance to do the Work-based Training through the school was a great “eye-opening” moment of working in the hospitality industry, letting me discover more of my capabilities – things I …
I have been studying and making new friends here in Front Cooking School for more than a year now. Having the chance to do the Work-based Training through the school was a great “eye-opening” moment of working in the hospitality industry, letting me discover more of my capabilities – things I didn’t know I could do in the first place. I guess it’s also fair to say that cooking is not always just about how to cook, but also understanding how to work as a team with the rest of the kitchen staff. It’s also about communicating with the Front of House. All in all, my studies at Front Cooking School have shaped me into the person I am today. Having learned from the best chefs and trainers, I am forever grateful. Thank you to everyone from Front Cooking School.
Anastasia Tumiwa
My name is Tai Le and I am a student currently undertaking the Diploma of Community Services at Stott’s College. I am about to complete my second and final placement. My experience at Stott’s College has been one where I have experienced a supportive environment by all staff and educators. The t…
My name is Tai Le and I am a student currently undertaking the Diploma of Community Services at Stott’s College. I am about to complete my second and final placement. My experience at Stott’s College has been one where I have experienced a supportive environment by all staff and educators. The trainers have delivered their classes with such passion as well as providing practical and knowledgeable learning. I cannot say ‘thank you’ enough to everyone at the College. The trainers are always smiling and more than willing to provide appropriate support with smiles and positivity. Not only did I receive appropriate skills and knowledge in every class, but I truly enjoyed myself and believe the skills and knowledge received from this course will provide me with the opportunity to be an amazing community services worker.
Once again, I cannot thank the Stott’s team enough for a truly amazing and rewarding educational experience.
Tai Le
A career in Hospitality is always about being one step ahead and being the best at your craft. We are really impressed with the quality of the students who come to us from Front Cooking School,
To undertake their work based Training component of their course with us and train in real life situations…
A career in Hospitality is always about being one step ahead and being the best at your craft. We are really impressed with the quality of the students who come to us from Front Cooking School,
To undertake their work based Training component of their course with us and train in real life situations in our hotel kitchens. I find students coming to us from Front Cooking School are well trained, aware of what is required to make the grade in this industry and thrive in a fast paced professional kitchen environment. Their course is up-to-date with current food trends and equipment being used and I am yet to come across a student I wouldn’t hire in the future. The relationship between Front Cooking School and Hotel Grand Chancellor is a great example of a quality training organisation delivering training that meets our needs and helps Australia stay ahead with the next generation of hospitality professionals ready to take control of our prestigious venues.
David Cassar
I would like to thank Acknowledge Education for this award and I would like say a few words about my learning experience and how Front Cooking School helped me from what I started with to where I am today.
Apart from giving knowledge from books, the college gave me opportunities for the rest of my l…
I would like to thank Acknowledge Education for this award and I would like say a few words about my learning experience and how Front Cooking School helped me from what I started with to where I am today.
Apart from giving knowledge from books, the college gave me opportunities for the rest of my life.
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Thulith Rajapakse Pathirannehalage
I would like to take this opportunity to thanks you and front cooking school for helping me find a job during this difficult time with the COVID-19. I really do appreciate it.
Working here at Bread Top Factory is great and it allows me to use my skills and knowledge from what I learnt at Front Cooki…
I would like to take this opportunity to thanks you and front cooking school for helping me find a job during this difficult time with the COVID-19. I really do appreciate it.
Working here at Bread Top Factory is great and it allows me to use my skills and knowledge from what I learnt at Front Cooking School.
Ellen Guerra
Currently a student in Certificate III in Commercial Cookery. I have been learning a lot, our instructor Chef Abhay is a great help on gaining knowledge to help us be equipped for our future careers. The staff and faculty were approachable and very helpful to help us get around with all that we need…
Currently a student in Certificate III in Commercial Cookery. I have been learning a lot, our instructor Chef Abhay is a great help on gaining knowledge to help us be equipped for our future careers. The staff and faculty were approachable and very helpful to help us get around with all that we need.