College Outcomes

Courtroom training for new judiciary
New appointees attend judicial orientation

The College’s work contributes to:

  • a more unified and engaged court system for Victoria
  • a reduced cost of justice
  • improved judicial work practices
  • modern court management
  • enhanced judicial skills and knowledge
  • the resilience, capacity and adaptability of judicial officers.

 The College measures its success against these outcomes. We look for:

  • widespread participation in College programs and activities
  • high levels of judicial support for the College
  • improved and more effective judicial work practices 
  • increased levels of public confidence that the judiciary is keeping pace with social change and in touch with community attitudes
  • effective implementation of legislative reforms
  • increased judicial wellbeing.

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