One of the best things about being an international student (besides getting a great education) is that you really get to know the country you’re in. There is so much to see and do in Melbourne but there’s also plenty of places that are perfect for a day or overnight...
Dementia Studies Moving to a Different Beat
Music is being used in new ways in the aged care industry lately. Whether it is singing as a group to feel more connected or writing music to help families feel more connected with dementia patients, it seems the potential of music is growing quickly in Dementia Care!...
MCIE Culinary Challenge 2017
The stakes and nerves were high as MCIE launched its Inaugural Culinary Challenge. With 5 teams of 3, Certificate III Commercial Cookery students were invited to join the challenge and were responsible for choosing their team members, designing a three-course menu,...
Assisting Australian Youth with Disabilities
VR Technology Engaging Youth in the Disability Sector
Virtual reality (VR) is shaping up to be an asset in developing future workforces. VR provides a new and exciting opportunity for transferring knowledge, skills, and experience. Recently, VR work experience games were launched in Victoria, designed to engage young...
Older Australians: The Gaming Enthusiasts of Today
During the past decade, stereotypes that video games are only popular with young people have been eroded. Through a report, undertaken by Bond University and the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association, it has become clear that video games are also a popular...
The Future of Aged Care in Australia
Australia’s aged care system is currently world class. However, not only is life expectancy steadily increasing, the gap between male and female life expectancy is narrowing.














