Fee-Free TAFE
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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