Trusted by professionals who support others.

Professionals from organisations like these are building their skills with The Wellbeing Project.

Flexible learning. Real skills. Less stress.

Short, practical courses that fit into your life — not on top of it.

Tom

Secondary Teacher, NSW

"I really appreciated that I could post a question in the discussion forum even after finishing the module — and still get a quick, helpful response. You just don’t get that kind of ongoing support in regular PD workshops."

Choose your learning path.

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Community Educators

Psychologists

Built by real experts. Backed by leaders in online education.

Our courses are created by professionals who actually work in the field — not just academics. And they’re reviewed through one of the strictest university-backed processes in Australia. That means you get the rigour of accredited learning, without the drag of a university degree. Flexible. Practical. Designed for real life.

Get skills you can actually use

Learn exactly what you need — no fluff, no busywork. Each short course is designed to give you practical tools you can apply right away. When you finish, you’ll get a certificate you can use for your CV or LinkedIn.

Build your learning around your goals

Start with one course or take a few — they’re designed to work together. You’ll see how each one fits into your broader professional goals. We’ll track your progress so you always know what’s next.

Backed by Deakin University. Built for professionals.

We started with a simple idea — rethink professional learning so it actually works in the real world. With support from Spark Deakin, The Wellbeing Project was born.

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Before there were classrooms, there were stories in the stars.

We learn on Wurundjeri land, home of the Manna Gum — a tree of medicine, meaning, and memory.

We honour Elders past and present, the original teachers, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water, and community.