Scholarships

Whether you are preparing for employment, looking to gain a promotion or thinking about a change in career, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to access quality, affordable training that will enable you to achieve your career goals.

For many Tasmanians, undertaking education or training can be financially challenging, which is why we offer a range of scholarships in partnership with industry, local government and community groups throughout the year.

This scholarship supports Tasmanian women pursuing a TasTAFE qualification in the construction industry by helping to reduce financial barriers to participation and completion of training.

Clayton Utz is offering up to three scholarships per region (South, North and North-West), with each scholarship valued at $3,330.

Eligibility is as follows:

Eligible learners must be female and enrolled in a full TasTAFE qualification related to the construction sector in Semester 1, 2025
The scholarship can be used for course fees, PPE, tools, travel and other training-related expenses. A short application form and personal statement are required.

Applications close Friday 9 May 2025.

Find out more and apply now

Alternatively, you can download the Clayton Utz Women in Construction Scholarship Fund 2025 application form and email to Eamonn Doherty, Industry Engagement Project Officer, at IndustryEngagement@tafe.tas.edu.au.

Soroptimist International is a global organisation for women committed to advancing human rights and the status of women.

The Soroptimist Club of Devonport is offering a scholarship to at least one female learner who has returned to study and is currently continuing with their studies at the Devonport Campus of TasTAFE.

To apply you must be able to demonstrate a determination to succeed at your studies. The scholarship can be used to support course costs, textbooks, materials or subscriptions.

The scholarship is valued at $500, eligibility criteria apply.

Applications close 30 April 2025.

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The Tasmania Police Charity Trust Scholarship Fund supports Tasmanians beginning a TasTAFE qualification by offering up to $2,000 to help with study-related costs. Up to three scholarships are available in each major region (south, north, and north-west), aimed at removing financial barriers to education.

Special consideration is given to applicants facing challenges such as family or life circumstances, including those with lived experience of family violence. Scholarships are open to students enrolled in a full TasTAFE qualification starting in Semester 1, 2025, including Fee-Free TAFE courses.

Terms and Conditions

Structure
1. The value is $2,000 per scholarship to directly contribute to costs associated with accessing and participating in training at TasTAFE. This may include tuition and upfront course fees, transport costs, textbooks, internet access, along with anything else that will have a demonstrated impact on the ability to undertake and engage with study at TasTAFE.
2. It is available to eligible students who have enrolled in a full qualification at TasTAFE in Semester 1, 2025.
3. The scholarship will be paid in full upon nomination of eligible and suitable applicants selected by a panel comprising TasTAFE staff and a representative of the Tasmania Police Charity Trust.
4. Scholarships are awarded to applicants who, at the discretion of the selection panel, have fully met the scholarship criteria.
Eligibility
1. Applicants must be Australian citizens or have permanent Australian resident status. * Applicants must be enrolled in a TasTAFE qualification starting in Semester 1, 2025.
2. Applicants must be committed to complete the nominated qualification at TasTAFE in an appropriate timeframe.
3. Applicants must complete and submit the application form provided by TasTAFE.
4. Applicants must attest that they are not in receipt of any other scholarship valued in excess of $500 in total at the time of application.
5. Applicants must provide evidence of: –
  1. a commitment to study; and
  2. a commitment to using the scholarship to directly assist with accessing and participating in training at TasTAFE.
Administration
1. Shortlisting of eligible recipients will be conducted by a selection panel.
2. The panel will assess shortlisted applicants and then forward recommendations to the Tasmanian Police Charity Board, who will approve recipients to receive scholarships. The Charity Board’s decision is final.
3. TasTAFE will notify all applicants in writing of the outcome of their application.
4. All information supplied to panel members, along with relevant TasTAFE and DPFEM staff, is treated as confidential.

Applications close Friday 11 April 2025.

Find out more and apply now

Alternatively, you can download the application form and email to Eamonn Doherty, Industry Engagement Project Officer, at IndustryEngagement@tafe.tas.edu.au.

Scholarships

Destination Australia

Clayton Utz Women in Construction Scholarship Fund 2025

Soroptimist International of Devonport TasTAFE Scholarship

Tasmania Police Charity Trust Scholarship Fund 2025