Are you looking to train, retrain or upskill? TasTAFE have a range of qualifications and short courses available as part of Fee-Free TAFE in 2024. 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 […]
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Are you a young Tasmanian aged 15-23? Have your say on the Youth Jobs Strategy. The strategy aims to make it easier for young Tasmanians to access opportunities and supports to navigate a pathway into meaningful work or training. It will also look at ways to assist business and industry connect with, attract and support
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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
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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
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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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There are many ways to start your university adventure. The University of Tasmania has worked 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
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