Charles N. Perkins - Education

Education

He was educated at St Mary's Church School in Alice Springs, St Francis College for Aboriginal Boys in Adelaide, the Metropolitan Business College, Sydney and the University of Sydney from where he graduated in 1965 with a Bachelor of Arts. While at university he worked part-time for the City of South Sydney cleaning toilets.

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