Career Pathways

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Jai’s journey from the workshop to apprenticeship

VET graduate Jai Scoles completed a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways through TasTAFE in 2025 and has since secured an apprenticeship as a mechanical fitter with Incat, helping to build the company’s world‑renowned aluminium vessels for Tasmanian, interstate and international markets. Growing up in southern Tasmania, Jai always had a strong interest in hands‑on work. […]

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Hobart and Southern Tasmania Employment and Careers Expo

The Hobart and Southern Tasmania Employment & Careers Expo is the premier Tasmanian careers and employment event. We are a free event promoting employment, training, support services and career pathways across the greater Southern Tasmania region. ​You’ll find information from an extensive variety of exhibitors on the day, including a wide range of genuine employment

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Future Innovators Engineering Expo

Tasmanian students in Years 9 -12 are invited to visit the School of Engineering facilities, talk with graduating students about their projects and future careers, and learn how diverse engineering futures can be. Students will also participate in a scavenger hunt and winners will take home some exciting prizes! There will be approx. 80 projects

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Kickstart your career in Government

Are you completing Year 12 or are a recent Year 12 graduate ready to take the leap into a meaningful career? The Australian Government’s Career Starter Program is now open for applications – and it’s designed just for you. This 12-month, full-time development program offers more than just a job. It’s a launchpad into the Australian Public Service

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School-based trainineeships a foot in the door for Tassie students

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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