Education

Wodonga is very well served with a wide range of educational facilities for its population and industry.

There are 10 preschools located across the city, catering for children’s early learning needs.
There are 11 primary schools, including four denominational schools and a special development school for disabled children.
The city also has 10 excellent secondary schools and colleges, and children can be educated through the public system or enrolled at a school devoted to Catholic, Anglican or Lutheran denominations.
Wodonga is home to a thriving regional campus of La Trobe University, where more than 1100 students undertake under-graduate and post-graduate courses across a wide variety of disciplines including environmental management and ecology, psychological sciences, business, sport, tourism and hospitality, educational studies, social sciences, social work and social policy and nursing and midwifery.

Wodonga Institute of TAFE provides a broad range of diploma and certificate courses in practical vocations.
The Continuing Education Centre supports lifelong learning opportunities in areas such as access learning, general education for adults, English as a second language, later-life learning, personal support, literacy, VCE, and youth pathways.
The Flying Fruit Fly School of acrobatics is based in the region and many former students of the school have gone on to a career in performing arts.
The Hume Region Parent Education Service is available to all residents.