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Are you looking to learn a new language or brush up on your computer skills?

Atwea College is well known for its vast range of short courses that are affordable and interesting. With everything from tennis lessons to Italian cooking classes, Atwea’s Learn for fun classes has something for just about everyone.

Course areas

Business and money matters

Business and money matters

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Creative arts
and music

Creative arts
and music

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Fitness and outdoors

Fitness and outdoors

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Food, languages
and culture

Food, languages
and culture

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Hobbies, home
and handicrafts

Hobbies, home
and handicrafts

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Online learning

Online learning

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Photography

Photography

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Personal
development

Personal
development

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News and events

Latest updates from Atwea College

Adult Learners Week

Adult Learners Week

Atwea College celebrated internationally recognised Adult Learners Week, highlighting the outcomes of adult learning. The Open Day was held at our Cooks Hills campus on Tuesday the 3rd of September and showcased a number of taster courses, in our well-known area of community education and lifestyle courses. Our award-winning high school, Alesco also opened their […]

High school at Alesco

Not your ordinary ‘Olympics’

You would not typically associate activities such as building a flatpack with the ‘Olympics’. However, for the students at Alesco Senior College, these activities formed part of an important ‘Olympics’ – one which helped develop learning, cooperation, teamwork and respect. The inaugural ‘Alesco Olympics’ brought together more than 80 high school students from campuses of […]

Atwea news

Unlocking potential – A new name for a new start

ATWEA College was launched on 5 April 2019 and unifies the organisation’s seven campuses, almost 100 staff, thousands of students and hundreds of courses and programs across the Hunter and Mid North Coast.

Skills training

Putting knowledge into practice

Kurri Kurri Masonic Village welcomed Cessnock students studying Certificate III in Individual Support

The CAS

Little shop of horrors

In November, WEA Hunter’s Creative Arts Space Committee took on the cult classic ‘Little Shop of Horrors.’

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