Fee-Free TAFE
Fee-Free TAFE is a great way to learn new skills without paying tuition fees. It’s a program run by the Australian Government that helps people train, retrain or upskill for jobs that are needed right now.
What is TAFE?
TAFE stands for Technical and Further Education. It offers practical courses that teach you real-world skills. These courses can help you get a job, change careers, or improve your current skills.
What can you study?
There are hundreds of free courses available. Some areas include:
- Health and care
- Construction
- Clean energy
- Technology and digital
- Early childhood education
You can study for a certificate, diploma, or short course.
Who can apply?
Fee-Free TAFE may be open to:
- First Nations Australians
- Young people (17–24 years old)
- Women (25–54 years old)
- People living with a disability
- Unpaid carers
- People who are out of work or getting income support
- And more!
Visit the websites below for eligibility.
TAFE admissions centres
Support while you study
TAFE offers lots of support to help you succeed:
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Language help if English isn’t your first language
- Counselling for personal or study challenges
- Disability support for students with health conditions
- Libraries and study groups to support your learning
- Apprenticeships and mentoring to help you learn on the job
If you want to find out more about applying for TAFE (and Fee-Free TAFE), you can visit the Student Support team at your local TAFE or visit Fee-Free TAFE | Your Career.
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