Meet Our Team

Our team has had extensive experience in law enforcement and business which means that we understand the needs of our students and can deliver our services at a high standard. Our group of trainers have been there when theory hits reality and they can teach you how to apply your new knowledge in the real world.

Robert Gillespie

CEO & QUALIFIED TRAINER ASSESSOR

Robert is a high skilled trainer assessor and oversees all training provided by Westbourne College.

Conscious that our students need their training to be applicable in the real world and having honed his own skills at the sharp end. Robert makes sure that our courses and trainers prepare students to apply their skills and knowledge they have obtained through study in the workforce.

Over his 21-year career with the NSW Police, Robert coordinated large security operations and investigated significant criminal matters. He was responsible for investigations requiring extensive planning and security arrangements. Robert also facilitated the formal training of police investigators for 10 years.

Robert is a licensed security consultant and was the lead auditor, and engaged by the NSW Government to provide audits and security and WHS risk assessments for operation COVID 19 Hotel Quarantine Program.

Outside of his role at Westbourne College Robert coordinated and managed the security operations for the NRL fixture at Dubbo, between South Sydney Rabbits and the Canberra Raiders. Robert advises Australian national businesses and major sporting organisations on security and risk.

Westbourne College RTO - Australia - Online Courses - Security and Risk Management - Business - Projects Cert 4 and Diploma
Westbourne College RTO - Australia - Online Courses - Security and Risk Management - Business - Projects Cert 4 and Diploma

Beaudie Cullen

BUSINESS PROCUREMENT MANAGER & INDIGENOUS MENTOR

Beaudie is a proud Wangarra man who is strong in his aboriginal culture. He was raised in Inala, located south-west of Brisbane, in Queensland.

Beaudie joined the NSW Police Force at 18 years old. Over his 17-year career with NSW Police, Beaudie has investigated significant criminal matters, coordinated large Police operations and received the Rotary Community Police officer of the year award for work in the community.

He is very passionate about providing this network of support for Indigenous people throughout NSW, and ultimately Australia. He currently runs a free fitness and program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and mentors every Monday, Saturday and Sunday mornings from a local high school and community. The program has been highly successful in assisting those with mental health issues and supporting educational outcomes.

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