Mura Program - Canberra College
Supports Canberra College students with disability or additional learning needs through tailored educational pathways, combining special education, mainstream classes and one-to-one inclusion support.
The Mura Program (formerly known as the Futures Program) is Canberra College's disability education and student engagement program, made up of two parts.
Additional Learning Support: for students in the Learning Support Centre or Learning Support Unit, offering innovative education and training programs and a personalised college package that can combine mainstream classes, workplace training and apprenticeships.
Inclusion Support Program: provides one-to-one support from an Inclusion Support Program Advisor for mainstream students with a funded disability placement (e.g. intellectual disability, language disorders, physical disability, hearing or vision impairment, developmental disorders, mental health conditions, or chronic medical conditions).
Service details
Age
12–18 years old
How to access the service
- Requires a placement through the ACT Disability Education assessment process.
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