Dalton College

16/09/2026

🌕✨ Celebrating Culture, Creating Connections at Dalton College! 🥮

Our Moon Festival activity brought students together to make mooncakes, share traditions and enjoy a little taste of home — while discovering new cultures along the way. 🌏❤️

At Dalton College, diversity is something we celebrate every day. From the classroom to cultural activities, we believe a happy study environment is one where everyone feels welcome, included and connected.

🥮 Different cultures. One community. Many moments to remember.

Come and experience the Dalton community — where learning goes beyond the classroom. 🎓✨

16/10/2021

As a celebration for the upcoming border opening and to welcome a large number of international students returning Australia from overseas, we hereby carry out the following promotion activities. With student cards, Dalton College students can enjoy meals with 15% discount at Bento Bento (Japanese), Eastwood restaurant，Tomson Northeast Barbeque restaurant in the Chinese district of Glen Waverley. Samsonite or other brand luggages and backpacks can be purchased with 5% off on top of the existing discount at PERA store，and 5% off for second order of the existing discount for ordering food and groceries from Asian supermarkets and group purchases on Lemoo. Also，Early childhood education and care courses have been launched at Dalton College. If you enrol these ECEC courses，we can help you find at paid jobs kindergarten and internships for free. We have business, management, ELICOS，and a large number of courses available for taking with scholarships. Please don’t hesitate, you are welcome to choose our collaborating agencies for visa consultation.

08/09/2021

The Victorian Government is investing almost $5 billion over the decade to deliver Three-Year-Old Kindergarten. This investment will create an additional 6,000 teaching jobs across Victoria.
If you want to build your career in this industry, this course could be your stepstone.
2-years package Early Childhood Education & Care course.

08/09/2021

27/04/2021

Victoria plans to start accepting foreign students and other international arrivals next month, providing they fit key economic criteria.

22/04/2021

Congratulations to all the students who got credit transfer by studying @ Dalton College....!!

Get up to 9units of credit transfer for Bachelors courses in universities by studying Diploma or Advanced Diploma courses with Dalton college.

For more information contact DALTON COLLEGE @
0390431668 or
[email protected]

31/03/2021

Can't decide how to spend the Easter weekend..??
Here are some places to visit and dwell in nature

1. Wilson Promontory scenic cruise with lunch
Cruise along the picturesque Wilsons Promontory coastline
Regular sightings of dolphins, seals and sea birds
Stopover at Refuge Cove for a walk or swim
Experience a full day cruise around the spectacular coastline of Wilsons Promontory and a stopover at picturesque Refuge Cove. View spectacular natural scenery and spot beautiful marine life. This amazing cruise includes morning and afternoon tea with a delicious lunch served on board.

2. Cape Otway Lightstation
Cape Otway Lightstation is Australia's most important lighthouse. The light established in 1848 is perched on towering sea cliffs 90 metres above where Bass Straight and the Southern Ocean collide.

Experience the thrill of stepping out onto the Lighthouse Balcony for awesome views, and hear the amazing history of tragic shipwrecks on this isolated and rugged coastline from the passionate guides.

3. Triplet Falls – Otways National Park
Head into the Otways National Park to immerse yourself in an ancient land. Walk among tall trees and giant tree ferns, and discover beautiful waterfalls. This is the spot on the Great Ocean Road tour to move away from the gorgeous coastline and into a forest perspective.

Triplet Falls is one of the highlights on the Great Ocean Road. Platforms provide you with spectacular views of falls. The walk is about a 1-hour return loop.

4.The Twelve Apostles
These massive limestone structures tower 45 metres above the ocean and were formed some 20 million years ago as the sea gradually eroded the soft craggy limestone cliffs.
Walk the boardwalks around the cliff tops which provide various viewing platforms.

5. Grampians national park
Three hours west of Melbourne, the Grampians National Park is home to rugged rock formations, breathtaking panoramas and indigenous rock art dating back 22,000 years. Popular with hikers, the area has a multitude of walking trails and scenic lookouts, but it also boasts impressive art galleries and museums, as well as more unusual sites.

6. The Macedon ranges
Take in sweeping vistas of Melbourne and beyond from the famous Memorial Cross and lookout, originally known as Geburrh in the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri people. Enjoy the long walk up to Camels Hump, which is the highest point in the Macedon Ranges. Look out across to Hanging Rock and the northern rural landscape from the top.

7.Easter egg hunts across the Yarra valley ranges
Warratina Lavender Farm’s Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Easter Saturday & Easter Sunday (morning and afternoon sessions

Each child gets an Easter Bunny stamped on their hand on arrival and handed a map of our farm to go hunting! There are 4 egg tokens to search for, and once all are found, kids will receive a bunch of chocolate eggs, of all sizes to enjoy.

Whilst the kids go hunting, parents can enjoy browsing through our gardens.

24/03/2021

Victoria to ease restrictions on masks and gatherings from 6pm on Friday 26th of march as active coronavirus cases drop to zero for the first time in three months.....!!!

➡Masks will no longer be required in retail settings, though they'll still need to be worn on public transport, in taxis and rideshare vehicles, and in aged care facilities and hospitals

➡People will be able to have 100 visitors at home, up from the previous cap of 30, while public gatherings can double from 100 to 200

➡More workers will also be able to return to the city, with the 75 per cent cap on private and public sector offices to be removed, though a density limit of one person per two square metres will still apply

24/03/2021

Top Reasons to study in Melbourne......!!!

1. Best City for International Studies
When it comes to studying, Melbourne is the first choice for students from different nations. The world also agrees to it and named it the best city for international students in Australia.

2.Multiculturalism
Adjusting to a new country is naturally difficult for students but one of the perks of Melbourne is its multicultural population. With huge numbers of international students from China and India and suburbs renowned for their ethnicity (think the Italian community in Carlton), there is a variety of people from different cultural backgrounds.

3.Transport
Melbourne has a comprehensive transport system of trains, buses and trams that make getting around the city easier. With the accessibility of taxis and cycle tracks, the need for a car is minimal in Melbourne, especially when living in the inner-city.

4.International Culinary Delight
Melbourne has gained prominence as the food capital of Australia.
It offers a wide variety of tempting international flair. From Asian dishes to traditional Australian dishes, this culinary hub has so much to offer.

5. World’s Top Universities
Melbourne is the most attractive destination for international students because of having the world’s most diverse student communities and universities.

6.Safety
The Victorian capital is a secure place to live and it’s not just according to locals. The Economist Intelligence Unit has revealed that Melbourne is one the top 10 safest cities in the world to visit, as a part of their 2019 Safe Cities Index (SCI). The SCI analysed resilience, including availability for emergency services, transport facilities, disaster-risk initiatives, cyber security and catastrophe insurance.

7.Art
Competition is heating up in the battle for Australia’s cultural capital and Melbourne is undoubtedly in the hunt. The National Gallery of Victoria, a vast array of specialised festivals and street art littered across the city are just a few of the cultural offerings popular with students.

8.The Nightlife
Don’t head back to your hotel room after dinnertime, as the city is home to some of the greatest clubs and bars in the world. Simple stroll down the many cobblestone laneways or walk down the bustling main streets and pop into the glorious array of venues. Cocktails are the name of the game, with some of the best cocktail bartenders around offering a stack of unique and creative cocktail choices!

9.The Outer Regions
Depending on which route you take, you will lead to lush countryside, delicious w**eries, crashing beaches, and lush bushland. Take it easy on a relaxing weekend sipping endless glasses of w**e when you drive out to the Yarra Valley w**e region. See some of Victoria’s fantastic animals up close and personal at the fantastic Phillip Island. Or cruise down the glorious Great Ocean Road for a picture-perfect beach holiday and visit the famous 12 apostles.

Contact Dalton college for more information
+(61) 3 90431668
[email protected]
www.daltoncollege.vic.edu.au8

22/03/2021

Floods across Sydney and NSW

Bureau of Meteorology updates severe weather warning to include entire NSW coast.