Students who are interesting in studying a TAFE course can have their pick from TAFE NSW, as there are over 130 campuses and ten institutes available to study across the state. TAFE NSW provides a huge variety of courses for students to learn, whether they are interested in starting a career or simply learning a new skill.
TAFE NSW also provides career counseling, libraries, student associations, disability services, and help with learning, making it an extremely accessible mode of study.
What to study at TAFE NSW
TAFE NSW offers courses tailored for all types of skill levels and industries. Students can choose to study a short course over a few days, or a Certificate I – IV for introductory through to advanced skills, through to Diploma level courses for more complex and technical skills and knowledge.
TAFE NSW courses are available on all kinds of topics, from Film and Media through to Water Operations. It is simple to find a course to suit you on Compare Courses by selecting a course you are interested in, then filtering by state and by qualification level.
Students can also choose to study online through OTEN, or the Open Training and Education Network. OTEN offers the same range of courses as TAFE NSW, simply allowing students to complete their qualifications online. This gives students who are disadvantaged by distance or financial pressures the chance to study a qualification at their own pace and from the location of their choice.
Finding out more about TAFE NSW
Students who wish to have more information can use Compare Courses to find out which institution runs courses in their area of interest.
Enrolment in a TAFE NSW course is as simple as completing three steps – ensuring you meet the entry requirements, applying to the course if required, and completing an enrolment form along with a fee.