The University of Tasmania is working with schools across Tasmania to help Year 12 students get ahead. The Schools Recommendation Program (SRP) is one way of getting in that doesn’t rely on ATAR. If you’re interested in further study, then the University of Tasmania has a place for you. How it works You can apply […]
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If you’re currently in year 11 or 12, or recently finished school, attending a University of Tasmania School Leaver Expo can help you find your path to uni. Join friendly staff and students who are happy to answer all your questions about courses, scholarships, accommodation and applying. And even if you’re not sure what you
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Ya, are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student moving from Year 10 into Year 11 and 12 or other pathways? We have collected some information specifically for your mob to help you try some things out or follow your path. Different programs and places require different ways for you to show you are
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Industry/Sector: Emergency Services
A career in Emergency Services is unique. You’ll be working as a real-life superhero who is ready, willing and able to deal with an emergency (and loving every minute of it!). Emergency Services careers include the Police, Fire, and Paramedics. Each one offers amazing opportunities to make a difference in the community.
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Harper Giles Kayla Perkins A school-based traineeship has given Tasmanian college students Harper Giles and Kayla Perkins a foot in the door to their future careers before they even finish school. School-based trainees and apprentices split their week between school, work and training to achieve nationally recognised qualifications alongside their secondary education. There are approximately
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In October 2024, TasTAFE partnered with four elite Tasmanian sporting organisations to launch the Tasmania Academy of Leadership and Sport (TALS). The Academy’s new 12-month program is embedded in the sports industry, working alongside the Tasmania Devils (AFL football), Tasmania JackJumpers (NBL basketball), Hobart Hurricanes (Big Bash League cricket) and Netball Tasmania – helping Tasmanians kick-start their careers in sports management, coaching and
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Hunter Church loves to be outside, loves rock climbing, and he loves trees. A career as an arborist was always going to be a good fit – but it took Hunter a while to find this pathway. TasTAFE’s Fee-Free-TAFE helped him get there. Hunter grew up in Adelaide. When he finished school, he enrolled in a Business
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Have you ever thought about a job where you can make a real difference in someone’s life? A career in Disability Support might be just what you’re looking for! This field is growing fast because more people are recognising the importance of supporting those with disabilities. There are many different jobs in Disability Support, from
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Do you know an amazing apprentice, trainee, teacher, training organisation or employer that deserves to be recognised? The annual Tasmanian Training Awards celebrate Tasmania’s finest. Nominations are now open and close on Monday 26 May 2025. There are categories for individuals and organisations. Winners from some categories have the opportunity to compete with other states
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TasTAFE recently partnered with Welcome Cultural Services to deliver the Job-ready for Building and Construction Program at Alanvale Campus in Launceston. Welcome Cultural Services is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in northern Tasmania – including many new arrivals to Australia. The program’s most recent intake featured 18 participants – including migrants
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