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More than 500 Holmesglen trainees over three years will receive practical industry experience at Australia’s largest retail and lifestyle destination, under an innovative new deal.

Rick Verloop says furniture making was always the career itch he wanted to scratch. A mature-aged learner, his journey to a furniture course arrived against the backdrop of an interesting career path.

Graduate Chhunly Taing was named Apprentice of the Year at a special Victorian Training Awards ceremony. A trailblazer for women in trades, Chhunly completed a Civil Construction course.

Divyangana Sharma, has continued her path of excellence, being named a 2022 Victorian International Education Awards International Higher Education Student of the Year finalist.

Holmesglen fashion student TJ Van Der Meulen will see their creative vision come to life at the Victorian Training Awards. Their impressive wrap was selected as part of a student design competition and will be worn by the Minister for Higher Education.

National Skills Week celebrates the innovation and commitment of vocational education. To coincide, Rail Projects Victoria met with staff from the Victorian Tunnelling Centre (VTC), located at our Drummond Street campus.

It’s a triple treat as we celebrate the success of Amanda Meehan (Vocational Student of the Year), Chelsea Cooke (Koorie Student of the Year) and Chhunly Taing (Apprentice of the Year).

Our industry-engaged sports degrees – the Bachelor of Sport Media and Bachelor of Sports Business – are integrated with industry and delivered against the backdrop of our thriving sporting capital.

Buoyed by the chance to work in a digital design and production environment, Matilda enrolled in the part-time ICP31420 Certificate III in Prepress Graphic Design Production apprenticeship.

Final-year students Katherine Austria, Novera Tjan and Reuben Rajaratnam were recently awarded the Victorian Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) Student Entrepreneurial Award - Holmesglen’s third win in five years.

Professionals have a detailed understanding of food preparation, safety and dietary standards and can work across a diverse global hospitality sector – including in restaurants, cafes, hotels, bakeries, and more.

The Hon. Anthony Albanese MP visited our Victorian Tunnelling Centre at Drummond Street campus, confirming Holmesglen’s position as a national leader in training for infrastructure and building.

Held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Holmesglen’s reputation as a quality provider of hospitality training took centre stage at the event run together with Foodservice Australia.

The CPC31420 Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing course teaches workers currently in construction, plus individuals wanting to get into waterproofing, various techniques, standards and processes.

An early childhood education and care diploma is suitable for people who want to develop and provide education and care programs for young people.

Health services assistance (operating theatre technician) students learn a variety of skills related to patient care, theatre equipment support and how to assist healthcare professionals.

Our partnership with CYP Design & Construction (CYP) – a joint venture comprising John Holland, Lendlease and Bouygues – received the Industry Collaboration Award in 2021, for our work provided to The Metro Tunnel Project.

At Holmesglen, we look forward to recognising the wonderful contributions made by our female students, employees and members of the wider Holmesglen community each year.

A love of the great outdoors motivated Chris O'Meara to upskill from a Scouts Leader and pursue outdoor leadership qualifications with Holmesglen.

From VET Delivered to Secondary School Students Program learner to game design and development course graduate, Tom Van Breda has created a promising IT career path.

As an OHS and Training Coordinator in industry Justine Walde says strong workplace safety is about ensuring employees feel confident when they arrive at work and that they arrive home without injury.

An innovative research grant will bring digital skills to the fore, as Holmesglen partners with Canada’s Grande Prairie Regional college to develop the next generation of healthcare workers in Australia and overseas.

The number of students with a disability enrolled at Holmeslgen has risen 80 per cent.

Enthusiasm for a career in a booming industry sector rewarded Mengyu Ji with a new job as a construction estimator, after she gave up on hospitality and enrolled in Holmesglen’s CPC50210 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building).

Holmesglen Bachelor of Fashion Design students have brought their creative visions to life for Melbourne Fashion Week’s Student Runway.

Holmesglen furniture design student Anthony Yang has won the Best Furniture Award at this year’s Fringe Festival (Design Fringe) Awards.

Holmesglen Glass and Glazing student Ehab Khanyari has been named the top Victorian glazing apprentice at the Australian Glass and Window Association Apprentice (AGWA) Awards.

Beauty services course graduates Ambrey Sparks and Isabella Scavo say Holmesglen provided them with the opportunity to start their new careers in just six months.

Arti Sapra and Danielle are two graduates of the HLT43015 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (nutrition and dietetics) course, who used a combination of theory, practical experience and compulsory placements to begin their new careers.

Holmesglen student says 2020's challenges were the catalyst to study an electrical pre-apprenticeship course and exciting new trades career.

Gemma Sammut and Maddison Southam were motivated to study Holmesglen’s dual sport/event management course for its hands-on experience and direct connection to employment opportunities.

Natalie, course teacher says one of the positives of working as a youth worker is the sense of reward.

To make her new career dream a reality, Grace enrolled in the Certificate IV in Youth Work at Holmesglen, which she completed in a year.

Health administration is an employment sector with strong future job opportunities for qualified Holmesglen graduates who want to work in healthcare and medical settings.

Divyangana Sharma’s dream of working in healthcare inspired her move to Australia.

A game design course has been perfect in enabling Holmesglen student Mitchell Newman to combine his loves of art and computers.

After completing his Certificate III in Printing at Holmesglen, Amel Bilali now runs the machines that print packaging for chocolate bars and ready meals at Amcor.

“There was a really good group of people in class. The teachers at Holmesglen were awesome. And the support I had at work got me through.” - Michael

Did you know an apprenticeship in printing could also set you up for a solid career? And, contrary to popular belief, the printing industry is flourishing.

Inspired by her positive high school experience, Kira chose Holmesglen and the MSF31113 Certificate III in Cabinet Making to continue her love of woodwork and gain the skills to one day start her own business.

Holmesglen design students Carly Diep and Sasha Price have combined their creative skills to create a road safety campaign that will be seen by thousands of Victorian motorists.

Holmesglen's renewable and solar energy training gets $2.1m boost

Naila becomes lab technician in Australia

Carla Pulido Flores chose a Holmesglen accounting and bookkeeping course to help her start a career in business and finance. She now works as a bookkeeper for a Melbourne accounting firm

Holmesglen outperformed 194 other organisations to be Australia’s best overall company for customer experience.

Holmesglen’s fashion school has collaborated with social enterprise Assembled Threads to give culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) students a chance to study and find new employment opportunities.

Holmesglen graduate Tessa Bott says the chance to inspire positive learning experiences in the next generation motivated her early childhood education career.

Having won silver at the AUSTAFE regionals for Commercial Cookery and gold at the Victorian TAFE Patisserie Challenge in a masterclass marathon competition, Ash now is keen to marry her nutritional knowledge with her cooking skills.

Clare Tomlin's fascination with high-end hotels inspired a career journey that has taken her around the world - form the UK to Barbados and Japan.

Holmesglen IT graduate Lorenzo Del Rosario says web development is an area of IT that can “fulfil today and tomorrow’s needs" and has helped him secure multiple jobs while studying.

Holmesglen apprentices have dominated the winners list at the 2021 Master Builders Victoria State Apprentice of the Year Awards.

Holmesglen carpentry apprentice Sandon Jennings has joined the ranks of the industry’s emerging top professionals after winning the 2021 Master Builders Building Industry Foundation Award winner.

An award-winning apprentice and rising AFLW star, Eden Zanker says her course in sports turf management is giving her skills in an industry she loves.

Skilled workers in aged care are in high demand. Many more will be needed as Australia’s life expectancy increases and population ages.

Cyber security course graduate Ruhunuge Ekanayake learned useful skills in networking fundamentals and security, including firewall installation, configuration and management, to start employment in this expanding field of IT.

A bold and bright design by Melbourne artist Robert Scholten features on the cover of Holmesglen’s latest Course Guide with the artwork celebrating the fabulous art and familiar landmarks that are uniquely Melbourne.

Our Skills and Jobs Centre has celebrated a major milestone, connecting over 1000 students with successful employment outcomes.

As part of Holmesglen St Kilda FC Sport and Events program, students had the great opportunity to hear from Olympian and Opals Star Natalie Porter.

Nurses perform some of the most essential jobs in society, particularly in the current environment, while the community adjusts to life in a pandemic. As they support people at their most vulnerable, they are required to show compassion and treat all patients with dignity and care.

Armed with a folio of designs from her Holmesglen fashion studies, graduate Samantha Walters scored her dream job, working for a major Melbourne-based fashion label.

Sports industry careers are diverse and filled with significant potential for graduates wanting to explore future employment opportunities.

Like many small business owners, Nick Razzi wanted to capitalise on his passions and turn a hobby into a thriving small business.

While the pandemic has impacted  the Events Industry significantly, Holmesglen event management course graduate Lisa Van der Poel has leaned on her resilience.

One of Australia’s brightest up-and-coming furniture designers, Patrick was presented with the esteemed Finely Crafted Award (Emerging) at the 2020 Fringe Furniture Awards.

Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, and Minister for Solar Homes, Lily D’Ambrosio, together with Energy Safe Victoria and industry leaders, launch the new Lineworker License.

Holmesglen student Daniel Ware is the state’s top glazing apprentice after receiving the Australian Glass and Window Association’s Victoria Apprentice of the Year award.

Tom Fisher pursued community services at Holmesglen for its varied job outcomes and meaningful work.

An innovative project is giving Holmesglen Institute staff and community services students the opportunity to support essential healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Accounting is a core part of all business operations and offers many career opportunities for young people.

The role of a nutritionist is critical to the management of nutrition needs in allied health and community sectors such as hospitals and aged care centres.

The Bachelor of Hospitality Management prepares students to become leaders in hospitality and contribute to this global industry through a variety of roles.

Holmesglen building design students have swept the individual student awards category at the 2020 Design Matters Awards.

A course in travel and tourism could be your passport to an enriching future career, with Holmesglen offering multiple learning pathways including a course on the Free TAFE list and opportunities to study online.

Fashion designers are ambitious, creative and innovative. Holmesglen’s Bachelor of Fashion Design cultivates these traits by building the strong design and technical skills needed for a successful global fashion career.

Holmesglen graduate Harrison Nickou used the Free TAFE MEM40105 Certificate IV in Engineering (Fabrication and AutoCAD) course to find employment and enter the building and construction industry.

Prashun Thipaiah’s passion for conservation and sustainability has led him to a AHC40916 Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management course and a new career.

A Free TAFE course paved the way for Luci Nguyen to start a career as a Production Estimator in the building and construction industry.

Graduates of Holmesglen’s Bachelor of Nursing can become a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia and work in a variety of healthcare environments.

The HLT37215 Certificate III in Pathology Collection gave Jennifer the skills and a pathway into employment after studying the course full time at our Moorabbin campus.

Practical learning opportunities empowered Rebecca Bull to start a Holmesglen course and a new career as an event manager.

The encouragement of a fellow Holmesglen student led Emmanuel Makeer to his roof tiling apprenticeship.

Holmesglen graduate Chan Khun and his Country Cob Bakery team are Australia’s undoubted pie masters, winning ‘Australia’s Best Pie’ award for the third consecutive year.

Jessica Hall’s dream of being a chef and heading up a commercial kitchen motivated her to study a commercial cookery course at Holmesglen.

The opportunity to gain a specialised IT qualification motivated Luke Georgoudis to study an IT networking course at Holmesglen.

Furniture designers enjoy the best of both worlds, combining practical skills with creative expression.

The chance to work in a creative field inspired Ivona Nagel to change careers and obtain a qualification as an interior designer.

As we look to the future, all industries will rely on cyber security workers to keep IT networks secure and information safe from global threats.

Bree Payet let her ambition guide her to the CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability and a job in Holmesglen’s award-winning partnership with The Royal Children’s Hospital.

Diverse career options and the chance to become a leader motivated Raj Singh to study laboratory techniques (MSL40118 Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques). Now, he is a laboratory manager and performs important field and lab testing in country Victoria.

Early childhood education is a chance to guide our next generation. It is also your opportunity to inspire a young person’s lifelong pursuit of learning.

Holmesglen Futuretech has strengthened its position as a leader in electrical and renewable energy training with the opening of new learning spaces recently.

An early childhood education course is an opportunity to positively shape the lives of the younger generation. From educator to kindergarten or primary school teacher, there are many career opportunities to explore.

Nicole is a National Print Awards Future Leader Award recipient whose interest in letterpress print motivated her to make the switch from real estate to printing.

Holmesglen’s buddy program with Japan’s Rusutsu Resort is providing students with the opportunity to venture to the Land of the Rising Sun and complete practical work placements.

A joint initiative between Holmesglen and the Air Conditioning and Mechanical Contractors’ Association (AMCA), the Centre was awarded the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2020 - Learning and Development honour at an event in London.

Holmesglen’s Skills and Jobs Centre résumé development workshop has given Sudanese women the chance to grow their career opportunities by providing them with résumé and job application support.

The team was honoured with Best Achievement in Event Education or Training for our longstanding partnership with the Victorian State Schools Spectacular.

An optional study exchange included a three-week homestay with a host family, nursing classes and observing the day-to-day life of a Canadian nurse.

The chance to share his love of cooking with the local community saw Prasit Yukatirat join the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS).

An innovative applied research project is giving the next generation of fashion professionals the chance to delve into sought-after heritage tailoring techniques.

Start by asking yourself what you’re most passionate about. Learn how our different certificates, diplomas and degrees, could lead to different jobs.

Ready to get started? But first, you’d like a teacher’s view on how our classes can connect you with your future career?

Studying is one of the most important things you will do in life. These are our top five tips to consider before starting your course.

Furniture course students Jiun Yaw Ng and Raelene Hoskins have used practical workshops, competitions and industry experience to turn their ideas into innovative furniture designs.

Nursing students heard about the realities of caring for patients with serious leg injuries when they met St Kilda Football Club’s Jarryn Geary.

Isabelle Hoffmann is among the best up-and-coming interior designers, announced as co-winner at the 2019 Home Design and Eussen Student Interior Design Awards.

A BECT16 Bachelor of Early Childhood Teaching graduate, Nadia lives her dream job each day as a Grade 2 teacher at a Victorian primary school.

As part of the fellowship, Warren used what he learned in our simulation labs and experienced how to provide intravenous, subcutaneous and oral medications with supervision.

The chance to turn his artistic passions into a career led Sam Brooks to the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS). Now his artwork has national reach.

Luca Gallo enrolled in our BSM13 Bachelor of Sports Media to explore her job opportunities and find a practical learning environment.

Having worked in personal training and sports rehabilitation jobs for 12 years, Lauren believed an electrical career change the best way for her to find greater job flexibility and longevity.

Fellowships are a great, practical way for learners to gain work experience and enter the nursing industry while they study.

Two of our students were recognised as among Victoria’s best emerging building designers at the 2019 Building Designers Association of Victoria (BDAV) Awards.

Industry placements and optional interstate excursions are giving our events management course learners practical experience that links their education and future career.

The tourism industry has seen “nine consecutive years of expenditure growth,” according to Tourism Research Australia.

Strong leadership skills and critical thinking are giving Holmesglen learners a clearer pathway into the competitive accounting and finance field.

Two of our computing and IT learners have increased their career opportunities through an innovative virtual reality project.

Having first studied engineering in his home country, Ignacio felt the MEM30305 Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Trade) would teach him the practical side of the trade.

You might think that there is only one type of nurse – the kind you see in your local hospital. However, a nursing career is in fact much broader and can present you with many exciting job paths.

Jake received perfect marks for his pre-apprenticeship assessments and passed his A-Grade Electrician’s Exam on his first attempt.

Casey has made significant strides, from a career changer to Master Builders Association of Victoria’s best wall and floor tiling apprentice.

Holmesglen has partnered with the nation’s peak mechanical contracting body and government to open a world-first Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Training Centre of Excellence at Chadstone.

Diploma of Landscape Design learner Katie Westle used her creativity to win gold for Achievable Gardens at the 2019 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.

So, you’ve decided to pursue a building design (architectural) course. But, first, you want to find out a bit more about the professional landscape and how you can fit into it.

Hands-on skills are useful with everyday tasks. They’re life skills that you can apply in a variety of situations. Our building and construction courses cover a range of study areas and qualification types.

A decision to switch from manufacturing engineering to building design saw award-winning student Punya Wijerathna discover her love of green architecture and sustainability in the Holmesglen classroom.

Teacher Don Elliott and his electric cars have inspired dozens of disadvantaged learners. Now Don has won a prestigious teaching award presented by the Minister for Education.

Melissa followed a study pathway that allowed her the opportunity to become immersed in the travel industry.

Two of our students were proudly recognised for their passion and dedication at the 2018 Victorian International Education Awards.

"I want to create pieces of furniture that people will keep for a lifetime and pass down to the next generation."

Our Apprentice Support Centre team has received Gold at the 2018 World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics (WFCP) Awards of Excellence ceremony.

Joan – along with some of her classmates – featured at Melbourne Fashion Week. The event gave her the opportunity to engage with her future career.

The program is helping young Victorians living with disability grow their career opportunities, and gives our students greater skills and knowledge while they study.

Cyber security represents a new horizon for aspiring IT professionals. Sound like you? Let’s have a look at how you can get started.

A new collaboration will see Holmesglen help showcase future careers to students at an immersive “edutainment” theme park in Melbourne called Dreamcity.

Yuki works as a graphic and web designer for LeasePLUS where she gets to explore the skills she gained in the classroom.

The new hub is a partnership between Cross Yarra Partnership, a consortium led by Lendlease, John Holland and Bouygues Construction, and Holmesglen, which will see workers on the tunnels and stations package receive professional development opportunities on-campus.

The $16 million Victorian Tunnelling Training Centre at Holmesglen’s Chadstone campus includes a replica tunnel with a full-height entrance, three multi-purpose engineering workrooms and training facilities including tunnel shaft and concrete lining spray simulators, as well as virtual reality experiences.

Holmesglen Institute has received the Industry Collaboration Award at the 2018 Victorian Training Awards for its Healthscope partnership and establishing Australia’s first TAFE-based hospital.

The Saints will create internship and work experience opportunities for students while Holmesglen will also provide St Kilda Football Club players, staff and members with education and training opportunities.

Chan’s creations hold the title of Australia’s Best Pie, following a Baking Association of Australia ceremony held on the Gold Coast.

“Doing an internship is a good opportunity to enrich your skills and experience in the industry."

Holmesglen nursing students are to benefit from a new $1.4 million virtual reality simulation program offering “true-to-life” crisis situation training.

Considering a trades career? Want to know your training and career options? Find out how to get started.

Through respective practical placements, Dilan and Keisha have added to their skills, while gaining an introduction into industry.

Through her qualification, Jillian works with Monash Health Speciality Clinics, with one of the main areas, the Young Adult Transitional Care Program.

“We’re ensuring that we do have a positive training experience for our students."

"It’s a broad introduction into the world of design that caters to artists with a blank canvas of industry knowledge, who are trying to find their way."

To achieve her business goal, Gemma found NEIS. The enterprise scheme was the support network that helped her get her business started.

A Bachelor of Business Administration and Masters of Professional Accounting graduate, Sunitha works as the Senior Administrative Officer within the Holmesglen Nursing Department. Her daily roles involve helping with everything from student placements to requisition and invoicing.

Shane is the owner of Coaching Zone Ferntree Gully, a new high-tech small group training space helping the local community improve their health and wellbeing.

A career in the field extends to many roles, including an assistant in areas such as patient care, therapy, physiotherapy and nutrition.

"My course enables students to challenge themselves, develop a variety of skills, have the opportunity to do a field placement."

Find out about each nursing role, and learn how a Holmesglen course can help you.

Hannah Rosie has gone from the classroom to the Melbourne Animation Film Festival. Learn how she is exploring her animation craft.

We know studying is a process. But, sometimes the how is just as important as the why. Learn how to make the most of your study time with these simple tips.

Morgan’s business, Bistro Morgan, is the pride of Windsor’s High Street. It has seen him go from aspiring chef to budding entrepreneur before even finishing his secondary studies.

Kate found her passion in sports media through a range of internship opportunities.

Two sports media students used their Fox Footy internships as their entry to the industry.

Chloe was drawn to Holmesglen and the sports media course for its practical focus.

Holmesglen will welcome the introduction of a new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Centre of Excellence at the Chadstone campus in 2018.

For Emmanuel Marshall, passion is his gateway to possibility and opportunity.

Two of our apprentices, David Van Keeken and David Williams, were among those celebrated at the 2018 Master Builders of Victoria Awards.

If you're not happy with what you're doing, chances are the effort will always lack. That's why it's important to discover something that you enjoy and then find a study option that will match.

Neil found his calling in motor trimming at a young age and has since devoted himself to preparing apprentices to work confidently in the industry.

To accomplish anything in life, you have to be proactive and positive. We look at tips and advice to keep in mind as you prepare to finish your course and chase your dream career.

Commercial cookery apprentice, Kasae Fraser has received the 2017 Shared Tables Thierry Marx Career Development Award.

The students won the People's Choice prize at the Australian Contemporary Emerging Design Awards.

Freddy Mata Mendoza was presented with the 'International Student of the Year – Vocational Education and Training (VET)' honour at the 2016 Victorian International Education Awards ceremony

Breakfast Producer for smoothfm's More Music Breakfast Show, Lauren believes good radio is about two things "mood" and "heart."

A group of 10 students from the Certificate I in Work Education have become the first Holmesglen learners to undertake the program, having started their full-time placements on 17 April.

Guido has used his two-and-a-half years at Holmesglen to help students explore their ambitions and interests. While it's about introducing them to the realities of work, it's also about doing it with care and purpose.

"My five-year goal has been to work at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. I still maintain a daily countdown on my desk at home."

They say that travel is the only thing you can buy that makes you richer. Today, it is a value as widespread as it is reflected in a tourism industry that is seeing significant growth.

As a sports media student, Ben Gibson knows that he is at the starting line of reaching his goals.

Furniture student Carolina Trombelli is reflective of our 'learn more, do more' ethos. Adopting a keen approach to her study and practical pursuits.

From working on Hollywood films to commercial television shows, Marina has thrived in the industry.

The hospitality alumna, as part of the Disney Australia & New Zealand Cultural Exchange Program, will travel to Orlando to work within the iconic organisation's merchandise department.

Growing your career is as much about taking your opportunities as it is an ongoing learning experience. Business degree student, Jayden Savannah is a product of this belief.

Greg's achievements are a source of motivation for aspiring upholsterers. He was named Holmesglen's Outstanding Apprentice at the 2017 Awards Dinner.

The collection of Holmesglen representatives, which included staff and students, spent 10 days in Cambodia helping on a range of community initiatives that are designed to improve the future of the local children.

Our events department looks at the tips and considerations (as well as, potential pitfalls) to recognise before preparing your next event, so your occasion doesn't end up becoming the next 'what-not-to-do'.

Upon the decision to chase her oral health aspirations, Lauren made the switch from Albury's country lifestyle to the city, enrolling in a Charles Sturt University course, which was delivered at Holmesglen.

To support her goals, Reioni made the decision to trade her role as a stewardess on super yachts for a career in the workshop.

Having moved from Mackay to Melbourne at the age of 17, Kate identified her fashion goal early on and then made the necessary decisions that would turn a desire into achievement.

The company was again recognised for its excellence as a venue, awarded Gold in the 'Business Event Venue' category at the 2017 Awards Ceremony, held at Melbourne's Palladium at Crown.

Holmesglen's industry collaboration was recognised with Futuretech, a partnership with the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) Victorian branch that sees electrical professionals' upskilled in a new $3 million training facility at the ETU headquarters in North Melbourne.

Our Community and Transitional Education shares five important tips for those looking to turn an aspiration into a profession.

For oral health student Chloe Stevens, moving back into study from work life was a significant decision. It's a choice, though, she is happy she made.

Holmesglen has welcomed Canadian guests as part of a new faculty exchange and research partnership, which will provide significant learning opportunities for the institute.

We look at the important things to keep your creative spirit motivated and flowing when chasing your design goals.

Knowing how to go about things is sometimes just as important as the things you know.

A new research centre at Holmesglen Institute will provide direction and support to applied research and innovation.

The future is always at its brightest when you're chasing your own goals, and Samuel's inspiration came at the start of the year when he decided to follow his study pathway.

For Chris Thomas, the opportunity to put determination into practice has been a hallmark of his time at Holmesglen. 

Two Holmesglen students have received esteemed industry recognition following the presentation of the 2017 Building Design Association of Victoria Awards.

Esra Kullu sees a meal as much more than the sum of its ingredients. As an apprentice, she believes each new plate is an opportunity to learn.

Holmesglen landscape design trio, Ben Griek, Charles Leadbetter and Sagi Maor are at their happiest when they're allowed to explore their inspirations.

"We want children to learn how to learn. All of them have a spark. In early childhood, we want them to go into school with a love of learning."

"We have a quality course with a quality outcome. This is an industry of passion."

The early childhood sector is fortunate to have a wealth of expertise that can be accessed via a multitude of ways.

One of our graduates discusses her experiences in the IT industry.

The role of a trade worker is an essential part of any industry landscape. Always in-demand, the opportunities available are as diverse as they are important.

Nursing is an occupation that extends further than a simple role. For this reason, it is considered a pillar profession within the community. 

Five tips on how you can use a business qualification to carve out a lifelong career in the field.

Having started his professional building design and development consulting company – Cramer Design – almost 16 years ago, Dan has since created a local business that works prominently within the residential and commercial fields.

The Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning is an alternative to secondary school, which provides a more individualised and engaged study option for students who are looking for a change of pace to their regular schooling.

After completing her CELTA course, Wendy went on to work successfully in Hong Kong.

Holmesglen has proudly accepted the 2017 'International Training Provider of the Year' accolade at the 2017 Australian Training Awards.

From satisfying dinners when offering succulent delights to supporting the training of students, each venue is a wonderful representation of the Holmesglen experience.

"Print is one of the communicative media channels that permeates our whole environment and, like many industries, is adaptive to the impact of digital technologies. The Australian print industry has been an amazing absorber of digital technology."

Sport, Fitness and Wellbeing department offers an overview of the opportunities and reasons for pursuing a career as a personal trainer.