Catalyst-Clemente Program (QLD, NSW, VIC, SA, WA) |
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What is a ‘Learning Partner’?
The Commitment of a learning partner varies according to the program in their state. For more information please contact your local Msision Australia Office (numbers below) What Learning Partners have said about their experience “The benefits of doing this are numerous for me: self awareness, experiencing greater compassion and connectedness with a part of our community from which we are often most separate.” “I continue to gain insight into lifestyles, life experiences and circumstances of people I would otherwise never have the opportunity to understand or learn from. ” “I am more optimistic about positive changes being possible in the world. How is Catalyst Clemente delivered? Catalyst Clemente is a unique program which is delivered in partnership by universities, community agencies, corporate partners, and members of the community. The program is delivered in a community setting rather than a university. This means it is more accessible to students and can cater for their particular needs of students by combining education with social support. What students say about Catalyst Clemente "I have learnt so much through the course. Not just about the subject matter but my own capabilities." "It has given me a new and different attitude towards education and myself." "I am confident that I can set and obtain personal goals." "This course is the best thing that has happened to me." If you would like further information and are interested in becoming a student or volunteering as a Catalyst Clemente Learning Partner, please contact your Mission Australia State Office:
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