WILLIAM ANGLISS
INSTITUTE, Melbourne
Location: William Angliss Institute
Address: 555 La Trobe Street,
Melbourne Victoria 3000
ABN 66 266 583 978
RTO No: 3045 CRICOS Provider No: 01505M
Address: 555 La Trobe Street,
Melbourne Victoria 3000
ABN 66 266 583 978
RTO No: 3045 CRICOS Provider No: 01505M
If you would
like to start a hospitality career or improve your skills, you might want to
visit the William Angliss Institute. 18.000 students arrive here yearly receive
specialized training and development in hospitality, culinary arts and tourism
at the in Melbourne, Australia. It is a fantastic place to learn abroad and
study new skills, while being close to some of the most stunning attractions of
Melbourne.
As the venue
is close to the center, while you are attending the course, you can visit many
of Australia’s most important historical sites and attractions. You can just
walk down to the St Paul’s Cathedral or the famous Old Melbourne Jail. You will
also be close to the Crown Entertainment Center, one of the most contemporary
venues in Australia.
The institute was founded by Sir William
Charles Angliss in 1940. The building is also a tourist attraction, as Sir
Angliss became famous of his dedication towards hospitality and training. The
original institution was called William Angliss Food Trades
School, and today it is one of the most popular options for people all over the
world to improve their knowledge. There are short workshops and four-year TAFE
training as well as bachelor degrees.
Australia
is a truly interesting part of the world, and with the world-class training
provided in the institution, students are able to gain more insight into the
real world of catering as well as the most famous attractions and historical
events of Australia. Students from all over the world are welcome, and they can
choose from business, resort management, entertainment operation or food
science courses.
If you are
interested in taking part in one of the courses, it is good to know that the institute
has different venues all over Australia, and one in China, Shanghai, too. Short
courses include wine appreciation, coffee academy and baking.


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