Kangan Institute, TAFE VIC

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Adding a pop of colour to National Skills Week! Beauty student, Diana, shares what studying at Kangan Institute taught her.

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A big day for Sunbury! We’ve officially commenced construction on Kangan Institute’s brand-new Sunbury campus – the first purpose-built TAFE in the area and a huge win for local skills, jobs and opportunity. Member for Sunbury @joshforsunbury joined us onsite to celebrate what this means for the community: real training, close to home, for the first time. What you need to know about this new campus: ✅ Bringing in-demand training to Sunbury – including digital tech, hair and beauty, education support, vocational English and more. ✅ Featuring flexible classrooms, breakout spaces and a welcoming student hub. ✅ Located right in the heart of town at 7 Evans Street and 2-4 O’Shanassy Street, spanning nearly 3,000m2. ✅ Shaped with input from community, schools, industry and Traditional Owners to reflect what Sunbury needs, especially as the population is set to more than double by 2046. ✅ Backed by a $25 million Victorian Government investment. ✅ Designed by Spowers Architects, constructed by McCorkell Constructions.   Couldn’t ask for a better way to kick off National Skills Week!

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The doors are open! Hume Tech School is officially here – a state-of-the-art STEM hub that will support more than 20,000 students across one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions. Thank you to Member for Broadmeadows @kathleenmatthewsward, our partners and guests who joined us today to mark this milestone for the Hume community and Victoria’s future workforce. Based at Kangan Institute’s Broadmeadows campus, the new facility delivers free, high-tech, hands-on STEM programs for students from all 28 secondary schools in Hume. It brings schools, industry and TAFE together so young people can solve real-world problems, design their own solutions and build skills for emerging jobs in advanced manufacturing, automation, renewable energy, healthcare, construction, transport and logistics, and data analytics. Designed with students, schools, First Nations Elders and community voices, the Hume Tech School is a living laboratory – a sustainable, future-focused space built for collaboration and innovation. This landmark $15.47 million Victorian Government investment was designed by @brand.architects.australia, delivered by @areteaustralia and project managed by TSA Riley.

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Some in action snaps of our engineering students at Broadmeadows campus. Love seeing skills in real time!

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Dropped in to our Cremorne campus and found creativity everywhere! Fresh fades, threading, bleach and tones… just another day of students hard at work mastering their craft.

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Not long now until the doors to the Hume Tech School officially open! In the meantime, we’re still in awe over the beautiful entry artwork by Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung elder Aunty @kimwandin_murrupbiik and artist @chrisjoy_murrupbiik Seven Sisters - Karatgurk, brings together bronze, glass and sculptural digging sticks to share an ancient story of knowledge, technology and women’s leadership.

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Melton’s future is looking pretty techy 👩‍💻🧑‍💻 The Certificate III in Information Technology is now open!

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Two @victrainingawards nominations recognising the impact of our partnerships and the outcomes our learners are achieving. Vocational Student of the Year – Masoumeh Bayat  Industry Collaboration Award – Melton NextSteps, with @lendlease   Both noms highlight what matters most: pathways into jobs, industry-aligned training, and learners building futures through skills. Can’t wait to cheer them on later next month!

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Rylie Cadd is leading with culture, confidence and community. From kinship finding to supporting identity and connection, he’s building the skills to guide this work with strength - backed by targeted leadership at Kangan Institute. Midway through his course, he’s stepped into an acting team leader role. Today, he’s a 2026 Ricci Marks Award recipient and a growing leader supporting Aboriginal children and families across Victoria.

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50 Years of Deadly. Half a century of celebrating First Nations excellence. Big thanks to everyone who joined in the celebration, basked in the gorgeous sunshine and shared in such a special day. What a way to celebrate 50 years ⚫️🔴🟡 #naidocweek

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This NAIDOC Week, we gathered on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country to honour 50 years of deadly strength, leadership and cultural pride – and to recognise the generations who have shaped the path we walk today. Across our Broadmeadows campus, Elders, community, staff and students came together to celebrate culture, share voices and reflect on the legacy carried forward by today’s young leaders. We were proud to stand with community partners including @thelongwalkoz and Wandarra, reaffirming our commitment to truth-telling, cultural safety and meaningful action. Our Reconciliation Action Plan guides us, keeping our focus on community priorities and meaningful, respectful action.    At Kangan Institute, we’re choosing a future built on respect, understanding and shared purpose.

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We had an incredible day welcoming First Nations high school students from the Hume area to our very first Kangan Institute Yarning Conference, held at our Indigenous Education Centre in Broadmeadows and delivered in partnership with @thelongwalkoz . Students heard from Aunty Joy and local Elders, explored our hands‑on learning spaces, and took part in workshops supported by our Trades and Health teams. This experience is all about sharing knowledge, building community connections, and inspiring future pathways for young First Nations people — a key part of our All In commitment. Such a special day for everyone involved.