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Welcome to Batchelor Institute
Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education was established by the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education Act 1999 as ‘. . . an educational institution for the tertiary education of Indigenous people of Australia and the provision of other educational and training programs and courses, and facilities and resources for research and study, and for related purposes’.
A central task of the Institute is the provision of tertiary education and training programs which engage students in the development of appropriate responses to issues of cultural survival, maintenance, renewal and transformation, within the context of the national and international social, political and economic order.
BOTH-WAYS LEARNING
Indigenous students come to Batchelor as part of their life’s learning journey. They bring with them their own knowledge, language/s and culture and come as adults with previous life and education experience. They journey with Batchelor and continue to journey with their home community and family, at the same time.
Both-ways is a philosophy of education that ‘brings together Indigenous Australian traditions of knowledge and Western academic disciplinary positions and cultural contexts, and embraces values of respect, tolerance and diversity.’
To view more media students’ videos click here
Certificate IV Screen and Media students Carly Williams and Stuart Martin collaborated in making the music clip “Little Man”. The video was selected for screening in this years Fist Full of Films Festival
Above is a 1 minute excerpt from the clip.You can see more examples of student video work at www.vimeo.com/biitemedia
My Share
This is the Institute's intranet and is available only to staff. You will need your network username and password to log on.
My HR
myHR is the Northern Territory Government's Intranet-based HR facility which is a new interface into the Personnel Information and Payroll Service (PIPS)
My Email
Web access to our email system is available for both staff and students. You will need your network username and password to log on.
My Learn
Moodle is a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). It is an application that educators can use to create effective online learning sites.RTO Provider No: 0383 ABN: 32 039 179 166
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