Just 25 kms north of Perth lies the Joondalup Learning Precinct, the only known educational facility in the world incorporating a university, police academy and technical and further education college.
Located in the heart of Perth’s modern satellite City of Joondalup, the Precinct is made up of the three co-located education campuses of Edith Cowan University, West Coast Institute of Training and the Western Australia Police Academy.

The Precinct institutions work closely with local business, government, commerce and industrial clients to provide education and training programs and consultancy services tailored to assist them with their business growth.

2010 JLP Mentoring Program

The 2010 JLP Mentoring Program was launched on 13 May with 27 partnerships – wherever possible participants were matched across organisations to share experiences and build relationships.
The program is now well under way with both mentors and mentees having attended some of this year’s key workshops and networking events. Participants have had the opportunity to meet several times with their partners, develop their partnership and to provide feedback on the program. A schedule of exciting events is planned for the remainder of the year enabling participants to continue developing relationships with their partner and other members of the JLP network.

Expressions of interest and eligibility for participation in the 2010 program have now closed. For more information on the program or to register your interest for future opportunities, please visit JLP Mentoring Program

Your Learning Journey: Take the Next Step

ECU is proud to support Adult Learners’ Week in Australia, and initiative of the international festival of adult learning. 

Each year Adult Learners’ Week is celebrated nationally with hundreds of events and activities designed to promote the benefits of learning both at home, work and in the community.
 
Starting Wednesday, 1 September, the Centre for Learning and Development, with the support of the schools and faculties, will be hosting a number of free events and activities aimed at adult learners.

The events and activities are open to ECU staff and students, as well as members of the community, and will tie in with the national Adult Learners Week celebrations.

Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Teaching and Learning, Professor Ron Oliver encourages all staff and students to take part.

“ECU is committed to improving the educational opportunities of adult learners as well as their educational experiences and is pleased to be participating in, and supporting, Adult Learners’ week for 2010.”

“I encourage our staff and students to take an interest in this event and to participate in the various activities that have been organised,” said Professor Oliver.
 
For more information on Adult Learners’ Week activities and events at ECU, contact the Centre for Learning and Development on 6304 2554 or email cld@ecu.edu.au.

Alternatively you can visit the Adult Learners Week website