<![CDATA[Barefoot Pathways Education Group - Blog]]>Tue, 13 Nov 2018 15:23:12 -0800Weebly<![CDATA[Barefoot pathways Builds momentum for 2015]]>Mon, 22 Dec 2014 12:48:54 GMThttp://www.barefootpathways.edu.au/blog/barefoot-pathways-builds-momentum-for-2015
Barefoot Pathways is excited to be announcing a number of key partnerships within the Gippsland region that will assist with the delivery of affordable, nationally accredited training courses to the area.

With study pathways available in Fitness, Athlete Development, Management and Business Innovation, we are assisting students of all ages to study locally by providing face to face course delivery right here in your community. Stay tuned for more developments on the individual partnerships and the courses that will be made available in the local communities of Warragul, Morwell, Leongatha, Pakenham, Sale and Bairnsdale.
]]><![CDATA[Building valuable Partnerships locally]]>Mon, 18 Aug 2014 08:14:04 GMThttp://www.barefootpathways.edu.au/blog/building-valuable-partnerships-locally
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Barefoot Pathways is happy to announce its working relationship with the YMCA Bass Coast.

The YMCA Bass Coast has two venues- Cowes and Wonthaggi. The venues provide a Health Club service including group fitness and personal training, aqua programs and basketball court facilities.

These venues will now host a range of accredited and non accredited educational courses delivered by Barefoot Pathways                                                                The programs are due to commencing immediately.

“Working with Barefoot Pathways is a great opportunity for local people to get hands on training without having to travel to Melbourne. In my experience the quality of trainers that come out of hands on courses like these one are better equipped and more confident than those who learn by correspondence”. Rebecca Wilson-Bass Coast Manager

Barefoot Pathways are excited to announce this relationships as the start of many across regional Victoria, providing more opportunities to regional communities.
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