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  • Graduate stories
I got to know so many things. The course is designed like that, that you will know each and every thing so well.

Arpita Bhattacharjee

Bachelor of Accounting
  • Graduate stories
I got to know so many things. The course is designed like that, that you will know each and every thing so well.

Arpita Bhattacharjee

Bachelor of Accounting
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  • Graduate stories
It’s the same thing with fighting. You have to adapt. You cannot stay the same. You have to learn new things.

Bart Kubiczek

  • Graduate stories
It’s the same thing with fighting. You have to adapt. You cannot stay the same. You have to learn new things.

Bart Kubiczek

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  • Student Stories
“Speak up and seek the support of your teachers, my Melbourne Polytechnic teachers were incredible. Even though across the course their teaching styles were different, they each brought a valuable piece of their own experience and knowledge to each student”

Bianca Falcone

Education Support Staff
  • Student Stories
“Speak up and seek the support of your teachers, my Melbourne Polytechnic teachers were incredible. Even though across the course their teaching styles were different, they each brought a valuable piece of their own experience and knowledge to each student”

Bianca Falcone

Education Support Staff
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  • Graduate stories
‘I worked with my father doing renovations and extensions and general house building and for my first year of Building Design it’s all about residential construction so I flew through that, I understand how houses are built, I can see it, I can draw it, which is so helpful.’

Corey Carnegie

Student
  • Graduate stories
‘I worked with my father doing renovations and extensions and general house building and for my first year of Building Design it’s all about residential construction so I flew through that, I understand how houses are built, I can see it, I can draw it, which is so helpful.’

Corey Carnegie

Student
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  • Graduate stories
It’s about finding a role that I enjoy and working towards the future in that role.

David Jarman

  • Graduate stories
It’s about finding a role that I enjoy and working towards the future in that role.

David Jarman

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  • Graduate stories
Her best advice for new students is to ‘have fun and don’t be afraid to ask questions.

Diah Hastuti

Educator
  • Graduate stories
Her best advice for new students is to ‘have fun and don’t be afraid to ask questions.

Diah Hastuti

Educator
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  • Graduate stories
My biggest tip is: leap! It doesn’t matter what background you come from, or whether you have experience in the area (I had absolutely ZERO experience in glass). Coming from diverse and unrelated backgrounds can help as it allows you to approach the glass world with a fresh perspective and put your unique spin on it.

Eloise McCullough

Founder
  • Graduate stories
My biggest tip is: leap! It doesn’t matter what background you come from, or whether you have experience in the area (I had absolutely ZERO experience in glass). Coming from diverse and unrelated backgrounds can help as it allows you to approach the glass world with a fresh perspective and put your unique spin on it.

Eloise McCullough

Founder
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  • Graduate stories
That same first-hand understanding of the difficulty of being away from family and making a new home helped her to find and then create a community.

Estefania Rios Varela

  • Graduate stories
That same first-hand understanding of the difficulty of being away from family and making a new home helped her to find and then create a community.

Estefania Rios Varela

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