(l-r) Janie Williams (Willowra Early Learning Centre staff member), Dembra Conlon (Willowra Early Learning Centre Coordinator), Lynne Smith (Lecturer, Early Childhood), Barbara Williams (Willowra Early Learning Centre staff member) Janie Williams receiving Certificate at 2018 DPC Camp

Preparation for Tertiary Success (PTS) is a university preparation course for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It is designed to help people develop the skills, knowledge and confidence needed to succeed at university. To find out how PTS is achieving these aims we spoke

2017 Batchelor Institute media students with lecturers Patrick McKenzie and Gary Haslett   Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students have converged at Batchelor Institute to begin their studies in screen and media. Australia’s Indigenous media outlets play a valuable role in

Photo credit: Steve Gumerungi Hodder-Watt Indigenous students from New South Wales are travelling to the Northern Territory to turn their academic dreams into reality thanks to a program designed to prepare them for success at university. Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Edu

Click on the photo above to view gallery photos 26 students graduated with Batchelor Institute awards at the graduation ceremony on 25th of September which was organised by Tiwi Island Training and Employment Board (TITEB).  This ceremony takes place every two years. Batchelor Institu

Commissioner of Correctional Services Ken Middlebrook with Indigenous students Taquila Derrington, Elliot Lewis, Jesse Norris and NT Chief Minister Adam Giles. Photo and story NT News Three Indigenous students are now qualified to train as Northern Territory prison officers after comp

Click on the photo above to view gallery photos Families, friends, and classmates of the Defence Indigenous Development program (DIDP) cadets gathered with dignitaries and staff from Defence Force and students and staff from Batchelor Institute and the Batchelor community to celebrate

In recognition of delivering ‘quality training programmes’ embedded with foundation skills and work readiness for Indigenous Australians which leads to employment outcomes in a range of industries in the Northern Territory, and dedication and commitment of the lecturing and support st

Over 300 families and representatives from organisations in Alice Springs and surrounding communities joined the knowledge building interactive activities at the Desert Knowledge Precinct (DKP) at the South Stuart Highway, opposite Yirara College, Alice Springs, Northern Territory for

On 19 August, the Governor-General, Her Excellency the Honourable Quentin Bryce AC CVO visited the Batchelor  campus. Batchelor Institute Director, Mr Adrian Mitchell, said “the visit was a unique opportunity to showcase the work of the Institute as Australia’s leading Indigenous educ