Professional Learning Centre

The ISQ Professional Learning Centre is ISQ’s purpose-built events venue that offers an environment that is flexible, modern and conducive to the delivery of quality professional learning.

Location

The ISQ Professional Learning Centre is located on Level 5, 500 Queen Street, Brisbane CBD, only a short walk from the Independent Schools Queensland head office. The venue provides extensive views of the Brisbane River and Story Bridge from all four available rooms.

Getting to and from the ISQ Professional Learning Centre

Parking: Onsite parking is not available. Public car parks are located within walking distance of the ISQ Professional Learning Centre. Limited metered parking is also available on surrounding streets.

Public transport: Visit the Translink website to plan your journey using public transport. Central Station is located about 10 minutes’ walk from the ISQ Professional Learning Centre, and buses run from Queen Street to Central and Fortitude Valley stations. The ferry terminal is also within walking distance.

Room capacities

Room Configuration	Room Size (m²)	Round Tables (6 per table)	Seminar/Cocktail Layout	Boardroom Layout
Northern	87	42	60	20
Central 1	58	24	38	N/A
Central 2	60	30	42	N/A
Southern	66	36	50	20
Central 1 + Central 2	118	54	80	N/A
Northern + Central 1	145	66	120	20
Northern + Central 1 + Central 2	205	96	144	N/A

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