NONC0322A-V01Transitioning into Trades
A hands-on, non-accredited introductory program for anyone looking to build confidence, develop practical skills, and explore career opportunities in the construction industry.
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TASMSS0274-V01Install, Maintain and Repair Farm Fencing
A hands-on short course covering how to build, repair and maintain farm fencing, from fence selection and tools to knot tying, wire straining and strainer posts.
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TASMSS0242-V01Ready for Study
A free introduction to studying at TasTAFE. Build your study skills, digital confidence and a clear learning pathway before you start your course.
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Industry Short Courses
Short courses built for industry. Get the skills, credentials and certification you need to work compliantly, safely and confidently.
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Fee Free TAFE in 2026
We have a range of qualifications and short courses available as part of Fee Free TAFE in 2026.
These are some of our most popular study areas and places are limited, so applying early is recommended.
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TasTAFE Learners shine at WorldSkills National Competition
TasTAFE apprentices have shone at this year’s National Championship and Skills Show hosted by WorldSkills Australia.
13 TasTAFE learners and apprentices tested their skills and knowledge against the nation’s best apprentices and trainees in their chosen field of expertise. Six Tasmanian competitors were awarded medals in a number of categories.
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Supporting women to build skills, confidence and new futures
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$2.6 million investment to boost clean energy training at TasTAFE
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