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SkillUP Success: Michael found his niche and a new job
Michael Smith had been without permanent work for five years when he saw an ad for Skill Up.
Formerly a builder’s apprentice, Michael and his wife came across the ad together and it caught his eye immediately: Pruning and Vineyard Establishment.
NAIDOC Week events 2022
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TasNetworks visit to Water and Energy Centre of Excellence
TasTAFE’s Water and Energy Trades Centre of Excellence is being developed in collaboration with industry partners like TasNetworks, who were hosted at the site by TasTAFE representatives Steve Cleary, Sue Ashlin and Matthew Dance.
Congratulations to TasTAFE’s finalists in the 2022 Tasmanian Training Awards
Congratulations to all of theTasTAFE students who have been selected as finalists for the 2022 Tasmanian Training Awards!
NECA get close look at new Centre of Excellence
As construction on the Water and Energy Trades Centre of Excellence (WET Centre) progresses quickly, TasTAFE is continuing to engage industry partners to ensure the facility will give apprentices access to modern equipment and an industry-authentic learning experience.
AMEP Students Working It Out
TasTAFE Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) students recently completed an Employment Orientation Program which included work experience placements across many different businesses and community organisations in Tasmania.
Supporting women in electrotechnology
TasTAFE is proud to be part of an initiative designed to support women working in electrotechnology in Tasmania.
Partnership supports TasTAFE metals teachers
Metals and manufacturing teachers are being supported to upskill through a partnership established by TasTAFE with the Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC).
TasTAFE and Keystone Tasmania supporting growth in building and construction
Keystone Tasmania and TasTAFE are joining forces to support growth in Tasmania’s building and construction industry.
TasTAFE Drysdale Apprentice Baker Rising To The Top
A TasTAFE Drysdale second-year apprentice baker has taken out the silver medal at the LA Judge Award for apprentice bakers in Sydney.
TasTAFE and University of Tasmania collaborate to support agriculture
The University of Tasmania and TasTAFE are working together to better serve agriculture in Tasmania, helping the industry create more jobs and more value for the State.
Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence
The $5 million Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence at TasTAFE’s Freer Farm in Burnie will train people for employment in the sector and support farmers to up-skill.
TasTAFE supports Tradeswomen Australia’s Supporting Women to Succeed project
The project aims to support employers interested in employing more women into trade industries through a 12-month cultural change program.
Project milestone a learning opportunity for TasTAFE apprentices
Construction on TasTAFE’s Water and Energy Trades Centre of Excellence at Clarence Campus hit a significant milestone last week with the concrete slab for the building being poured.
TasTAFE and Master Builders Tasmania join forces to support building and construction sector
TasTAFE and Master Builders Tasmania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to support growth and productivity in the building and construction sector through training.