Accessible learning for all walks of life
Whether for fun or to enhance your skills for your job or career, we have a course for you.
At Atwea College, you can enhance your work skills, complete high school or learn something for fun.
At Atwea College you can choose from a variety of education programs.
Atwea College (formerly WEA – Hunter) is one of the largest providers of community-based adult learning in NSW.
From innovative learning programs to niche skills training, Atwea provides our students with flexible and innovative courses and accredited courses. There are literally hundreds of learning options available at Atwea. Classroom, practical, outdoors, online or in your workplace… the choice can be yours.
From qualifications to courses that are just for fun, Atwea has a team of expert teachers, trainers and tutors that are sure to add great value to your learning experience.
Atwea is proud to be a Smart and Skilled provider, which means we offer government-subsidised training to eligible students, helping to make vocational education and training more accessible and affordable. As a Smart and Skilled provider, we deliver high-quality, accredited courses that equip individuals with the skills and qualifications needed to succeed in today’s job market. If you’re interested in learning more about how Smart and Skilled funding can support your education, please visit the Smart and Skilled website for further details.
For any enquiries, please contact us on [email protected] or fill in our enquiry form.
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Atwea recognised as finalists in Business Hunter Awards
Each and every day, our teachers, students, and staff strive to make a positive difference – whether it’s through learning, community programs, or simply supporting one another. We don’t do it for recognition; we do it because it’s who we are and what we believe in. That’s why it’s especially meaningful when others take notice. […]
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From uncertain to employed: Atwea support worker training success story
How Atwea College helped Dasharna launch her support worker career in six months Dasharna Campbell faced a common yet daunting challenge: returning to study after time away, entering an entirely new field, and balancing multiple commitments while pursuing a career in individual support. Like many prospective students, she wasn’t sure where to start or whether […]
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Trainers that are empowering education at Atwea College
Atwea’s trainers build confidence, skills and real-world outcomes Atwea College’s greatest strength lies in its people — passionate trainers who believe that every student deserves the chance to succeed. For RSA and RCG trainer Michelle Gorton, empowering students through confidence-building and practical learning is at the heart of what she does every day. “The best […]
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Meet Our CEO: Helga Smit
A visionary leader driving positive change When Helga Smit joined Atwea College as CEO, she didn’t just take the reins – she set out to reshape the future of community education at Atwea. With a sharp strategic mind and a people-first approach, Helga has led Atwea College through a period of renewal and growth, grounded […]
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Ryder’s story
For Ryder, finding the right school wasn’t easy. After years of struggling to fit in with mainstream schooling, Ryder’s journey to self-acceptance felt challenging and uncertain. The education system didn’t seem to understand their unique needs, leaving Ryder feeling disconnected and unsupported. That all changed when they joined Alesco, where they found not only a […]
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