Corporate Body

Chisholm Institute

Functions
Education
Website
http://www.chisholm.vic.edu.au/
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

Chisholm Institute has several campuses in and around Melbourne. The Institute offers a variety of courses, providing applied education. From their Website, June 2001: 'Chisholm Institute is one of the most substantial providers of applied education in the world. It offers a vast array of applied and vocational education and training to over 60,000 students and many more businesses and industries. Its range of services includes the design and management of training systems for countries, states, industries, businesses and individuals. It offers courses both on and off campus, in traditional and flexible modes, in business, human, personal and manufacturing areas of interest.'

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