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Become a qualified trainer in your industry
Our free Vocational Trainer Preparation Program (VTPP) will help those in industry become qualified vocational trainers and allow them to pass on their knowledge, skills and wisdom to the workforce’s next generation.
TasTAFE Apprentices helping Tasmanians in need
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.
Truck donated to Automotive Team
This week at our Alanvale Campus the Automotive Team received a donation of a truck by construction company Fulton Hogan.
TasTAFE helping secure Tasmania’s zero emissions future
TasTAFE recently signed a Deed of Collaboration with Foton Mobility Distribution to upskill tradespeople working on zero emissions vehicles.
TasTAFE and FMD will work together on developing relevant training programs and accreditations for people working in the industry.
Persistence for Cyrus pays off
It is often said good things come to those who wait and this is certainly true for 18-year-old Cyrus Kay.
Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence nears completion
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.
Vineyard manager gets a taste for TasTAFE
Vineyard manager Jordan Holliday says completing TasTAFE’s Horticulture Supervisor Training has helped him gain new skills and become more organised at work.
TasTAFE and CCF helping build Tasmania’s future workforce
TasTAFE and Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) Tasmania have come together to train future members of Tasmania’s civil construction industry.
TasTAFE’s first Certificate IV in Human Resource Management graduate
Following seven years in a career in marketing, Emma Bennett realised that the business her and her husband manage, and they had bought into had grown to the point where they really needed their own Human Resources Manager.
TasTAFE and TMEC team up to train advanced manufacturers
As part of TasTAFE’s SKILL UP no-fee course initiative, TasTAFE has worked with Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) and key industry stakeholders to deliver a new, free metals and manufacturing short course in Launceston and Burnie.
TasTAFE nursing student wins Ueno Award
A TasTAFE nursing student who has shown determination to overcome learning barriers has won an award recognising her commitment to study and her strong contribution to campus and community life.
TasTAFE and MRC North helping to build a bright future for students
TasTAFE and the Migrant Resource Centre Northern Tas have teamed up to help migrants in Northern Tasmania gain jobs in the construction sector.
TACC and TasTAFE driving a safe electric future
The Tasmanian Automotive Chamber of Commerce is working with TasTAFE to deliver a nationally accredited course to ensure the safety of automotive industry personnel working on battery electric vehicles (BEV).
TasTAFE releases ambitious 10-year strategic plan
And that’s a wrap! Over the past few weeks we’ve travelled across Tasmania to launch our ambitious new strategic plan called Reimagining TasTAFE.
MCOT and TasTAFE launch new Diverse Leadership Program
The Multicultural Council of Tasmania (MCOT) and TasTAFE are partnering in a new program to increase diversity in leadership roles in Tasmanian workplaces.