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Our brochure of activities
Download our brochure to find out more about activities in the centre and if you want to get involve in any of the groups that participate in the house or if you want to be part of the house by becoming a member. We listen to possibilities and please remember there are always volunteer positions available. Term 2 – brochure Term 1 –...
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CGEA Certificates
CGEA (Certificates in General Education for Adults) enables people who have not completed secondary education to bridge their educational gap up to year 12. There are five certificates. The initial certificates will focus on year 9 and 10 English and Literacy and by certificate 5 the gap should be a close as non-existent. This course will improve learners’ literacy, numeracy and general education...
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Computers
We offer a range of different courses in computer tuition. As well as the beginner level courses listed below we can also help you acquire work specific skills, such as in using Excel, MYOB (basic and payroll). Please contact the Centre Manager to enquire about this on 9531 1954. Basic computer skills - the first steps Posted by Fel on Jan 24, 2012 in Computers This hands-on course will provide you wi
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Occasional Child Care
The City of Port Phillip holds a Limited Hours Type 2 children’s service licence for ESNLC, issued by the Department of Education and Early Child Development. Our occasional child care service takes children aged 3 months to 5 years and is offered Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m during school terms. Watch this space for changes in operating hours – this page will be the first area...
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English Language
One of our main programs is education for adults, migrants and disengaged learners. Our education program concentrates -at the moment- on English and Computer tuition. There are two levels of English tuition at ESNLC. One level has no formal assessment and does not lead to a nationally recognised qualification; the other level requires assessments in order to obtain a nationally recognised...
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The House
The house was built in the 1860s and was named Kingsley. It has been an elegant homestead that has had several loving families sharing its space over the years. In the 1950′s the house was home to the Mayor of St Kilda. Around the early 1980′s the house was handed to the community to become a resource for everyone and has now been the centre of community work for Elwood and St. Kilda...
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Room Hire
We have 4 rooms available for hire. Hirers have access to a kitchen equipped with a fridge, large oven and hot water on tap and to a kitchenette near Rooms 3 & 4. There is an internal toilet for the use of people in wheelchairs. Toilets for general use are accessible from the verandah. The community house is a relaxed environment that can cater for groups from 10 to 70...
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Roomers Magazine
The “ROOMERS” project recruits local writers, artists, photographers, journalists and cartoonists to work as volunteer mentors with disadvantaged local residents. Mentors meet with resident contributors to assist them with their creative material. The ROOMERS magazine is distributed FREE to residents of rooming houses, private hotels and supported accommodation across the City of Port...
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