Belmont City College

Education Melbourne introduces Belmont City College in Belmont, for all your education and learning needs.

Our motto is: Bold, Caring, Creative.

Modern facilities, set in the heart of the City of Belmont, provide the backdrop for our many innovative programs. At Belmont City College we pride ourselves in being able to give individualised care and attention to help each student reach their potential; developing their self confidence, independence, knowledge and skills to take advantage of increasing opportunities beyond school. Our focus is on providing a safe and caring learning environment that encourages students to become self-motivated, independent learners who “Choose Respect” at all times. A strong pastoral care program supports the social and emotional needs of the students, whilst the diverse range of academic and life skills programs nurture academic excellence for all students.

Belmont students have access to networked computers throughout the campus and supervised internet access in classrooms and other learning areas. A strong focus on academic achievement, student support, technology and enterprise, as well as, performing and visual arts allows students to develop their talents from Year 8 through to Year 12.

The College provides academic programs that enable students to further their studies at University and TAFE. Belmont City College offers the only Department of Education Approved Specialist Hospitality and Tourism Program in the State of Western Australia. In addition to this most Year 11 and 12 students at Belmont choose to undertake Workplace Learning as part of their program. The School Apprenticeship Link is another opportunity the College provides for those students who choose to seek an apprenticeship.

Through strong links with the local business community and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the University of Western Australia and the City of Belmont we further enhance the educational opportunities for Belmont City College students allowing each and every student to “Do Better at Belmont.”