WEA Sydney

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WEA Sydney

Former names	Workers' Educational Association (1913–1994)
Type	Adult education
Established	1913
President	Jane Biscoe
Director	Michael Newton
Administrative staff	15 (172 tutors)[1]
Students	8,000[2]
Location	Sydney , New South Wales , Australia 33°52′26″S 151°12′16″E / 33.87389°S 151.20444°E / -33.87389; 151.20444 (Sydney)
Campus	Urban
Website	weasydney.com.au

WEA Sydney is an Australian educational institution which began in 1913 as the Workers' Educational Association (WEA), inspired by the British organisation of the same name. It is a democratic and voluntary adult education movement. Its current educational program ranges from humanities, languages and arts, to computer, business and vocational training. It is a member of Community Colleges Australia.