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About TAFE and Vocational Education Courses
If you’re after the kind of practical training that will make you more employable then take a look at our TAFE courses. TAFEs offer vocational education and training (VET) and consult with employers to ensure that their graduates go out into the world job-ready. You can even get government support with your fees.
Whether you’re looking for your first job or want to step up to a new role, you’re hoping to make a career change or to work towards a degree, a nationally recognised TAFE qualification is a smart choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
TAFE courses are practical, job-focused programs offered through Technical and Further Education (TAFE) institutes across Australia. They cover industries like healthcare, trades, business, and more—leading to nationally recognised qualifications.
No. TAFE focuses on hands-on training and job-ready skills, usually at Certificate I–IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma levels. University offers academic degrees at higher education levels. Both paths are part of the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
Yes, if your course meets Centrelink’s full-time study requirements. You may be eligible for Youth Allowance, Austudy or ABSTUDY. Visit Services Australia for eligibility details.
Yes. Through the Fee-Free TAFE initiative, eligible students can enrol in priority skill area courses at no cost. Availability varies by state and course type.
Many TAFE providers offer online or blended courses. While some practical components must be completed in person, many theoretical units are delivered online for flexibility.