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'''Kangan Institute''' is a [[technical and further education]] college system in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]] and operated by [[Bendigo TAFE]].<ref>https://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5070050/harmsworth-named-new-chair-of-bendigo-kangan-institute/</ref>
'''Kangan Institute''' is a [[Technical and Further Education]] provider located over a number of campuses in [[Melbourne]], [[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]], [[Australia]]. It specialises in [[health]], [[after market automotive]], [[fashion]], [[visual merchandising]], [[hospitality and commercial cookery]], [[business, accounting and IT]], [[plumbing, electrical, carpentry, building and construction and engineering]] courses.


In 2015, an investigation was opened into possible fraud involving an agreement made with [[TayTell]] to accept training records without performing any training.<ref>https://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5427672/auditor-general-focuses-on-conduct-at-bendigo-kangan-institute/</ref> In 2017, the [[Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission|IBAC]] released its final report on the investigation, revealing that the arrangement defrauded the government of over [[Australian dollar|A$]]2 million.<ref>https://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5108902/ibac-investigation-into-tafe-funding-misconduct/</ref>
== History ==
Kangan Institute dates back to 1925 was involved in the merger of three major institutes—John Batman, Broadmeadows College and the Richmond automotive campus of [[Barton Institute of TAFE]].


* 1925 – Richmond Technical School established, delivering motor mechanics training as part of the post-Depression Youth Employment Scheme
* 1969 – Overcrowding splits Richmond Technical School's secondary education and TAFE functions into Richmond Technical School and Richmond College of TAFE
* 1970 – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology ([[RMIT University|RMIT]]) transfers its automotive training programs to Batman Automotive College, Coburg. Batman College changes its name to John Batman Institute of TAFE
* 1985 – Broadmeadows College of TAFE established
* 1994 – Moorabbin and Richmond Colleges of TAFE merge to form the Richmond Automotive Campus of Barton Institute of TAFE
* 1995 – Broadmeadows College of TAFE changes its name to Kangan Institute of TAFE, in honour of [[Myer Kangan]] AO, OBE, the founder of Australia's TAFE system
* 1997 – John Batman and Kangan Institutes of TAFE amalgamate to form Kangan Batman TAFE
* 1998 – Kangan Batman TAFE acquires Richmond automotive campus of Barton Institute of TAFE
* 2006 – Kangan Batman TAFE opens its newest campus - Automotive Centre of Excellence - [[Melbourne Docklands|Docklands]]
* 2010 – Officially relaunched as Kangan Institute on 18 February.
* 2011 – Kangan Institute opens Centre for Health and Community Services department in Moonee Ponds.
* 2014 – Kangan Institute and Bendigo TAFE merge.

== Campuses ==

Kangan Institute has five Melbourne campuses.

'''Broadmeadows campus'''

Kangan Institute's campus in [[Broadmeadows, Victoria|Broadmeadows]] houses purpose-built training facilities such as the Transport and [[Logistics]] centre. It also holds the Richards restaurant, which trains hospitality students both as waiters and chefs.

'''Docklands campus'''

The Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) at Docklands is the purpose built automotive and International Language Centre. Opened in September 2006 it houses body trades training; incorporating vehicle paint, [[panel beating]] and body making.

'''Essendon campus'''

The [[Essendon, Victoria|Essendon]] campus offers business management, information technology and commerce course.

'''Richmond campus'''

The [[Richmond, Victoria|Richmond]] campus is home to study areas such as engineering, fashion and millinery, visual merchandising, hairdressing and beauty services and animal studies and VCAL.

'''Moonee Ponds campus'''

The [[Moonee Ponds, Victoria|Moonee Ponds]] Campus is a facility for the study of subjects such as nursing, children's services, aged care, disability and allied health services.

== Subjects and courses ==

Kangan Institute offers nationally accredited courses from certificates to diplomas and graduate diplomas. Courses on offer focus on the following areas:

*Adult Community and Further Education
*Automotive
*Building and Construction
*Business Services
*Community Services and Health
*Indigenous culture
*Electro technology
*General Manufacturing
*Engineering
*Music
*Horticulture
*Public Administration and Safety
*Tourism and Hospitality
*Transport and Storage
*Wholesale, Retail and Personal Services

Kangan Institute also offers traineeship and apprenticeship training in the following areas:

*Automotive
*Building and construction
*Business services
*Community services and health
*Education
*Electro technology
*Engineering
*Finance services
*Furnishing
*Food
*Horticulture
*Hospitality
*IT
*Manufacturing
*Metals and engineering
*Retail
*Sport and recreation
*Tourism
*Transport and logistics

== Student life ==

Kangan Institute's Student Support and Recreation (SSR) provides on campus and special day activities, discounted trips and tours, free sporting competitions, publications, give-aways, and resources and support to a students at all campuses.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 08:08, 31 August 2018

Kangan Institute
MottoReal education. Real skills. Real jobs.
TypeTAFE Institute
Established1997 with historical antecedents from 1925
CEOTrevor Schwenke
Students35000
Location, ,
CampusBroadmeadows, Docklands, Richmond
ColorsYellow, Black
Websitehttp://www.kangan.edu.au/

Kangan Institute is a technical and further education college system in Melbourne, Australia and operated by Bendigo TAFE.[1]

In 2015, an investigation was opened into possible fraud involving an agreement made with TayTell to accept training records without performing any training.[2] In 2017, the IBAC released its final report on the investigation, revealing that the arrangement defrauded the government of over A$2 million.[3]


References


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