Community College Southland

The Southland Community College, based in Invercargill, occupies the fourth and fifth floors of the Menzies Building a modern central city office building.

Originally built as an office block, the College premises have been designed and re-commissioned to meet the demands of the various training activities offered through our exciting and stimulating programmes. The College maintains a comprehensive range of training equipment and resources, appropriate to the programmes offered, that are industry specific and designed to simulate the work place as closely as possible.

Our tutors are highly skilled in adult training and fully conversant with the demands and technologies of their respective industries. Tuition and support staff are dedicated to the aims and values of the College, accepting of and supporting students from all walks of life in their learning endeavours.

Community College Southland: Training Courses

Adult Literacy This Job Connection Programme is ideal for those people wishing to gain new skills especially in reading, writing and maths. We provide a positive... more	Community Support Services This Job Connection Programme is ideal for those who are currently working or would like to work in the caregiving industry. The following... more
Chefing Completion of this Job Connection Programme will give you many choices within the hospitality industry, particularly in the career field of cookery and... more	Café Culture This course has been designed to provide you with practical skills to work in a café kitchen, restaurant or any customer service areas... more
Hairdressing We'll do more than teach basic hairdressing skills, on this Job Connection Programme we'll also sit down with you to determine the skills and... more	Skills Development This Job Connection Programme is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required for your next steps into training... more

“Study in Southland with a range of practical training courses and national certificate qualifications at Community Colleges New Zealand.”