Accredited Training
This training is delivered with Victorian And Commonwealth Government funding. Eligibility criteria applies. Accredited training leads to a formal qualification such as a Certificate, Diploma or Advanced Diploma. These qualifications are recognised across Australia in line with the common standards and assessment guidelines outlined in national training packages. Enrolment in accredited training is subject to a pre-enrolment interview to establish eligibility for government subsidisation. All fees listed are for unsubsidised, full fee places. Individual fees will vary according to eligibility.

Am I eligible for a Government Subsidized Training Place?

Pre-Accredited Training
Pre-accredited programs are short modular courses designed for learners to gain confidence and skills. They focus on creating pathways to nationally accredited training or employment.

Hobby and Leisure Courses
Photography, Fitness Walking, Languages, Painting and much more.
Find out what we have on offer in our Short Courses section here.

Blended Learning
Wikispaces
At Healesville Living and Learning Centre we are using a combination of in-class and online learning to provide flexible delivery to students. As a student in an accredited or pre-accredited course you will have access to a subject-specific Wikispace designed to facilitate real-time interaction with your trainer and fellow students. This conduit for shared information and discussion will enable 24 hour a day access to course materials and resources whilst encouraging the students to participate in a wider, shared learning experience outside the conventional classroom.
Find out more about Blended Learning at Healesville Living and Learning Centre.

Broadband for Seniors
Broadband for Seniors is a part of the wider Australian Government initiative “Making Ends Meet - Plan for Older Australians, People with Disabilities and Carers”. The program aims to provide older Australians with access to computers and   the Internet via free Internet kiosks, and to support seniors to gain confidence and build skills in using new technology, whilst addressing the issue of older Australians feeling isolated and “left behind” in a   technological age. It also aims to build community participation and social inclusion  amongst older Australians.
Participants will need to book as there is a maximum of two people per session. Current membership is required to participate but each session is free. A volunteer tutor will be present to assist at all times. Contact the Centre.