Wise Programs
The Wise Programs are designed for students with mild intellectual disabilities and are comprised of four units - Computer-wise, Money-wise, Food-wise and Retail-wise. Each unit is 20 class hours and runs over 8 weeks. Individual units can also be studied as standalone units. 

Each unit runs for 2.5 hours per week for 8 weeks.

Call Reception on 9583 0095 for more details. 

Retail Wise


This course will provide students with the confidence and basic employability skills to meet the requirements of working or volunteering in a supported retail environment.
 
The aim of this course is to provide the skills, knowledge and confidence to be able to undertake the wide range of tasks required for working in a customer service and retail environment.
 
Possible job roles include: Sales Assistant, Customer Service Assistant

Food Wise


This course will provide students with the confidence and basic employability skills to meet the requirements of working or volunteering in a supported hospitality environment. 
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This course will give students a sound basic understanding of food safety and handling enabling them to work in local cafes and restaurants.

​The course includes a strong element of literacy and numeracy as well as the opportunity to provide customer service experience in a friendly and non-judgemental environment.

Computer Wise

Money Wise

This course will teach students how to use  Windows 10 - terminology, file management, basic introduction to Word, PowerPoint and Excel, using the internet, searching and email.
 Learners will improve their skill level and knowledge in completing tasks on a computer and improve their skill in using the internet for day to day needs.
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Pathway to Certificate I in Information, Digital Media, and Technology, employment and volunteering.

This course offers basic familiarisation with numbers and money. It will provide students with the confidence and basic employability skills to meet the requirements of working or volunteering in a supported environment.

Students will become more familiar with basic numeracy and will be able to independently conduct basic money transactions, follow directions, prepare and follow a budget, negotiate banking processes and set financial goals

How Do I Enrol?

To enrol or make further enquiries about any of our classes please complete the form at right or call us on ​9583 0095. Please make sure you include details of the class or classes of interest, your query and the best method of contact.

Funded Courses

CCC acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government. This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding. The Adult Migrant English Program is funded by the Australian Government Department of Industry. 

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Students with Specific Needs or Disabilities

CCC encourages applications for enrolment from students with specific needs. Within the capabilities of the organisation, we will endeavour to meet the additional needs of students, provided they meet the entry requirements of the course. Alternate delivery, reasonable adjustments and assessment methods will be used when and where appropriate.