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Welcome to the Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training (ADCET)

In order to facilitate successful outcomes and improve the educational experience for students with disability, ADCET provides information, advice and resources to disability practitioners, academics, teachers and students on inclusive practices within the post-secondary education sector.  

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Pathways14 conference - 2018

5th – 7th December - Pathways14 Conference

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Disability Practice in the Spotlight

Petria McGoldrickPartnerships – in working together, supporting each other, always learning & celebrating success. 
It’s been fifteen years since Petria McGoldrick commenced her role as a Disability Liaison Officer at the University of Wollongong. Though it’s been a while, she can still recall her role prior to this one; she was working in occupational rehab, based in the workers’ compensation area, and also assisting people from the community with disability to fulfil their work and education goals. Clearly, disability assistance is an area she has long been passionate about.  Read more about Petria McGoldrick

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Full-fee registrations for this year's Pathways Conference end this Thursday! After the 8th November, late registration fees will apply. Get your registration for Pathways before Thursday to save! https://pathways2018.consec.com.au/register.html
6 Nov 2018
It's a busy time for the tertiary sector as high school students begin to turn their attention to their next steps. In the coming weeks, you may find yourself meeting with prospective students who are accessing the NDIS, and thus it is timely to share this NDIS Pre-planning Toolkit - "Getting the Right Support at the Right Time from the Right People". This tool is designed to be used before you start a tertiary course at university or with a vocational education and training provider and helps students identify what supports they may need, who can provide supports and how to access them. If you follow the link below, you'll notice that there are a number of specific resources for the most prevalent disability types accessing further education and training, including Autism and Deaf or Hard of Hearing. https://www.adcet.edu.au/students-with-disability/planning-for-post-secondary-education/ndis-and-further-education-resource/ [image shows a picture of the resource booklet on a blue background, accompanied by the title "Getting the Right Support at the Right Time from the Right People", a description of the product and the NDCO text logo]
2 Nov 2018
Tertiary education can seem scary to navigate, but you don't have to get spooked out. The ADCET website has plenty of resources available to help you blow away the cobwebs and carve a path through the pumpkin patch to the other side. Don't forget to share our page with your colleagues - it would be ghastly to leave them in the lurch! https://www.adcet.edu.au/
31 Oct 2018

National Disability Coordinator Officer section

This section is for NDCOs to share information and to be kept up to date with what other NDCOs are doing within their regions.  Further information

The ATEND Pathways Conference is a bi-annual event organised by the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND) The conference brings together a range of professional and academic staff to identify and remove barriers for people with disability participating in higher education and training. The first conference was held in Geelong, Victoria in 1991 and rotates around the country.  The next conference will be held in Manly, Sydney NSW in 2018. Further Pathways 2018 information.

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