Two young Tasmanians have turned a Fee Free TAFE course into a new career. Max Blazely and Michael Matanofov both studied a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways at TasTAFE’s Alanvale Campus and excelled at the course. As a result of their success in the course, they both quickly earned apprenticeships in the metals industry. Max …
TasTAFE recently co-designed a program to give 12 King Island District High School students a crash course in tourism and hospitality. The students spent five days in North and North-West Tasmania getting first-hand experience at hotel, restaurant, and retail settings. With requirements provided by the King Island industry and community, the program was designed for …
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TasTAFE has partnered with Multicultural Council of Tasmania (MCOT) to provide leadership and management skills to Tasmanians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The Diverse Leadership Program is funded by the Tasmanian Government and aims to increase the diversity of the Tasmanian workforce in management and decision-making positions. TasTAFE worked with MCOT to tailor training …
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What is Rural Youth? Rural Youth is a group of people aged between 15 and 30 years coming together to make friends, learn skills and work towards growing rural Tasmania. Not all members live or work on farms. In many instances the only thing members have in common is that they are young people interested …
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Agriculture students will soon be able to train in new state of the art facilities, with construction of TasTAFE’s Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence nearing completion. The Centre at Freer Farm, Burnie will support growth in the industry through a modern training facility that uses contemporary equipment and infrastructure. Construction of the stage one, learning …
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Six TasTAFE plastering apprentices recently had the unique opportunity to ply their trade on a house, while contributing to a good cause in the process. The apprentices were helping build Madison House in Kingston, a house being built by Lyden Builders that is expected to raise over $400,000 for Variety’s School Breakfast Club. The house itself will …
Are you looking to train, retrain or upskill? TasTAFE have a range of qualifications and short courses available as part of Fee-Free TAFE. These courses are some of TasTAFE’s most popular so be quick getting your application in! Find your Fee-Free course on the TasTAFE website and get started. Want to learn more about Fee-Free …
If you are studying at the University of Tasmania this year, there are some important dates you need to be aware of. These include Orientation Week, the start of semester, census date, mid-semester breaks, exam timetable releases, and more. Make sure you refer to key university dates for information. Once you’ve accepted your offer to study at …
Now’s the time to set your career goals! Tasmania needs more skilled workers across many industries and now’s the time to build your job-ready skills to set yourself up for a future career. Get the skills you need for the future career you want. Explore Tas TAFE’s range of courses on offer starting from 8 …
Looking for your first job or want to get some advice to plan your next move? Then the Regional Jobs Hubs Network, supported by Jobs Tasmania, is here to support you every step of the way. Jobs Hubs are a place in your local community where you can get personalised attention and advice from friendly …
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