TasTAFE’s Burnie Campus is set to further support regional skills and training, with the commencement of design work for new on-campus student accommodation. 

The Tasmanian Government’s Youth Career Facilitator Pilot will soon be expanded into the north of the State providing Year 9 and 10 students in secondary schools with more vocational learning opportunities as part of the Youth Jobs Strategy. 

Work is underway to deliver the Tasmanian Government’s live Earthworks Academy, a purpose-built training site to help more Tasmanians become job-ready in the civil construction industry. 

Learners at TasTAFE’s Alanvale Campus are set to benefit from brand new facilities, with works now well underway to deliver a new health training hub and a new learner services hub. 

TasTAFE’s Metals students are now benefiting from the latest technology thanks to the arrival of twelve new portable ‘Welducation Simulators’.

Ensuring Tasmanians can access the skills and training requirements they need is a key part of the Tasmanian Government’s 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.

The future of Tasmania’s agriculture workforce has been strengthened with the signing of the latest Industry Skills Compact.

This National Skills Week (19-25 August) we celebrate a vocational education as a “Game Changer” for Tassie learners.

Tasmania’s disability workforce system has been strengthened with the signing of the latest Industry Skills Compact.