November 7th, 2022A little help for high achievers
A new learning centre that will give the state’s most high-achieving VCE students access to a range of courses to get a head start on their university education is now open with backing from the state government.
| A new learning centre that will give the state’s most high-achieving VCE students access to a range of courses to get a head start on their university education is now open with backing from the state government. Minister for Education Natalie Hutchins has launched the $27.5 million Centre for Higher Education Studies (CHES) in South Yarra. The Chapel Street centre will provide VCE students with courses that are aligned to their skills and interests, contributing to their ATAR. Some courses will also enable students to accrue university credits. Students will remain enrolled at their government secondary school while participating in courses at CHES, forming part of their VCE program. Courses will be delivered on-site and virtually, supporting students in regional, rural and remote areas. Minister for Education Natalie Hutchins: “This is such an exciting milestone – with the new Centre for Higher Education Studies in South Yarra to give our most high achieving VCE students access to a range of courses and learning opportunities to get a head start on their university education.” |
