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Partnership with Mulitcultural Australia

In late 2020, we welcomed a cohort of new students into our Certificate III in Health Service Assistance course, as part of a collaboration with Multicultural Australia.

Celebrating a true advocate for healthcare education

For International Day of Education on 24 January, we couldn’t think of a better person to profile than Stephanie Barwick, our very own Director of Clinical Education and Acting Executive Director of Mater Education.

Life-changing scholarship for Crystal and her daughter

“This scholarship means I don’t have to choose between my daughter and study.”
At 26 years of age, Crystal has already faced a few challenges in life.

Helping disadvantaged students make their career dreams a reality

The thought of pursuing a dream career can seem out of reach for many people, but at Mater Education, we are committed to helping those who are passionate about healthcare to achieve their goals.

Simulation training ensures highest standard of emergency care

Most of the childbirth’s at Mater Mothers’ South Brisbane are beautiful moments that parents will treasure for the rest of their lives, but on the very rare occasion where things don’t go according to plan.

New career goals, new job and new state for Sacha

“A nurse can make or break your hospital experience. I want to be that nurse who makes my patients feel supported and recognised.”

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