Resources
Unlocking Career Growth with Stackable Qualifications
What if the skills you’ve already mastered could open twice as many doors? More opportunities, better pay, and greater recognition—without
Case Study: Veterinary Industry RPL – a Surprising Career Journey
Lucille’s lifelong love of animals has taken her on a surprising career journey. In the following industry report, Lucille shares
RPL Just Got Easier: Your Secure RPL Evidence Portfolio
Since we started in 2006, we have been receiving workplace examples for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) applications from our
Happy New Year!
When I was in the police, I was guaranteed to work every New Year’s Eve – and on a good
Christmas: Not Always Beer and Skittles
We have four children: two teenagers and 10 year old twins. This is me, the kids and my mother …
5 Reasons RPL is Your 2019 Superpower
Here are 5 reasons why RPL (recognition of prior learning) is your 2019 superpower! At this time of year many
Case Study: Mining Industry RPL – Gone Bush to Running the Show
Australian mining expat, Jeremy Stone spared us some of his time, all the way from Madagascar, where he is currently
Best RPL Qualifications – Australian Employment Trends
We live in rapidly changing times. Manufacturing is all but dead, primary production is declining, meanwhile technology is increasing its
Churchill Supporting Communities
The team at Churchill has always chosen to support our communities at a local, national and international level. Our focus
[Case Study] Work-Life Balance with RPL
After 27 years of service for Victoria Police, Senior Sergeant Brett Ward started to question his work-life balance. He was
7 Career Change Tips From Our Graduates
Career change is widely held to be one of the top five most challenging life events. It can knock your
[VIDEO] Q&A: How is Churchill different to other providers?
Churchill Education was established over ten years ago, when one of our co-founders, Randall Smith left his role as a
R U OK?
When Randall was first diagnosed with a mental illness back in 2004, it was pretty much the unspoken thing. Yes,
