Rabobank announced as major partner to rural youth leadership initiative
CEFA has announced a three-year partnership with leading agribusiness lender Rabobank that will see the bank support a key initiative of fostering further education and leadership development. |
Want to Study in IT and Need Some Help?
The lure of scholarship dollars is being used to attract students to study Information Technology, as the industry tackles dwindling graduate numbers. |
Cootamundra becomes CEFA's 33rd education foundation community
With CEFA’s growth across the country continuing at break neck speed, Cootamundra has been welcomed as our latest education foundation community. |
UTS Experience Day
The University of Technology Sydney recently played host to 20 rural students from Balranald, Coonamble and Wee Waa for a life and learning opportunity . |
Off and racing in Temora
Not only is Temora the home of one of Australia’s fastest pacing horses that ever lived, it is also the home of our fastest committee to form. |
A day for 20 lucky rural youth to remember
UTS is proud to announce a unique project they are funding in collaboration with the Country Education Foundation of Australia (CEFA). |
Tell us what you think about our new website
We are very excited to bring to you the new CEFA website. Please take a moment to complete our 2 minute survey. Experiencing viewing problems? View our 'help' section. |
CEFA Launches New Website
In June we were proud to launch our new website, made possible by the generosity of the Macquarie Group Foundation. The end result is a bold new site that is appealing to youth and can grow with us for some time to come. |
Avis - Trying Harder For Rural Youth
In support of the ultimate goal of assisting rural youth, Avis has put its support behind CEFA by assisting with car hire. Please visit our Special Offers section for more details. |
More support for country students studying agriculture
The Country Education Foundation of Australia and Tocal’s CB Alexander Foundation have teamed up to provide support for students to attend Tocal College. |
A unique new partnership to assist more rural youth
Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) becomes CEFA'S first TAFE partner. In a unique and innovative new partnership, CEFA and Canberra Institute of Technology have forged a partnership to ensure more youth from rural and regional areas can afford to access further education. |
Sowing the seeds of success
The UWS Hawkesbury Foundation sees their partnership with CEFA as a way to stimulate more interest in tertiary studies in the areas of; Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Science, Science (Food Science) and Environmental Management and Science). |
Coober Pedy becomes CEFA's latest and most remote foundation
Coober Pedy establishes local education foundation under CEFA to improve access to tertiary education and vocation for local youth. With the continuing drought resulting in many rural communities experiencing greater hardship, the challenges for students from these areas in accessing tertiary education have escalated. |
UTS becomes the latest University Partner - committing to $20,000 a year
In response to the increasing challenge rural students face in accessing tertiary education, UTS saw becoming a CEFA Education partner as a real and practical way to give more students the opportunity of a university education. |
University of Newcastle contributes $ 20,000 a year to CEFA sponsorship
Newcastle University has joined a growing number of tertiary education institutions to get behind CEFA's Education Partnerships to encourage and support rural youth to achieve their tertiary education goals. |
University of South Australia commits $ 20,000 annually
The University of South Australia has been the first South Australian University to partner with CEFA to ensure that more rural students are given the opportunity of tertiary education. |
Local members kick off Broken Hill foundation
Testament to the motivation of Rotarians, a group of local members, one also being the local Hungry Jacks Franchisee, Carrie Oakley, have taken up the challenge of setting up an Education Foundation for Broken Hill youth. |
University of NSW joins as a CEFA University Partner
This week we welcomed the University of New South Wales to the CEFA University Partner stable. With a generous injection of $15,000 per annum, UNSW's contribution will be used for grant matching. |
Macquarie University's $30,000 a year angel gift
Macquarie University has just joined CEFA as a University Partner making an unbelievable grant of $30,000 a year available to our local rural grant recipients who attend the university. |
Mullaley NSW becomes the latest community to join CEFA
Last week marked the addition of our newest community Education Foundation member, Mullaley in North Western NSW, just west of Gunnedah. |
University of South Australia joins the growing number of CEFA Education Partners
UniSA has shown their commitment to improving rural and regional student's access to tertiary education by becoming a strategic partner of CEFA's as of January 2008. |
Clare District Education Foundation joins CEFA
The Clare district of South Australia has recently become a member of CEFA. Included in their local foundation will be the towns of Clare, Balaclava, Riverton and Bura. |
CEFA welcomes Wee Waa, NSW as a new foundation community
Wee Waa, NSW recently launched their Education Foundation and is set to hold their first fundraiser on June long weekend. |
Charles Sturt Unviversity becomes a strategic partner
CSU will now make 10 Scholarships of $500 each available annually to CEFA students commencing in 2008. |
CEFA signs agreement with University of Canberra
On 31 October 2006, Mr Nick Burton Taylor AM, Chairman of the Country Education Foundation of Australia, signed an agreement between the Foundation and the University of Canberra which formalised the establishment of the new UC-CEFA Scholarship Program. |
ANU'S Vice Chancellor extends CEFA partnership
ANU's Vice Chancellor Extends CEFA Partnership for Three More Years To Ensure More Rural Youth Have The Opportunity of Tertiray Education. The Vice Chancellor has committeed another $15,000 to the agreement on the back of a success trial partnership. |
