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FAQs
- Which course is best for me?
- How do I work out my career goal?
- What is a registered training provider?
- What is nationally recognised training?
- What is an accredited course?
- How do I know if a qualification or course is accredited?
- What is a training package?
- How many hours will I have to go to training each week?
- Is work experience part of training courses?
- Will I have to wear a uniform?
- What's the difference between training courses and university courses?
- How do I find out more about private registered training providers?
- Will I be able to get any financial assistance?
- How do I apply for a full-time place at TAFE?
- How do I apply for a part-time place at TAFE?
- How can I improve my chances of getting a full-time place in a TAFE course?
- How do the selection criteria work for full-time courses?
- What sort of work experience will help me get points?
- Is there a fee to apply for a full-time course at TAFE?
- When do full-time applications close?
- What do I need to do to go to TAFE?
- When do I find out if I am accepted for a full-time course?
- How much does it cost to study full-time at TAFE?
- How do TAFE and university fees compare?
- What is the average class size at TAFE?
How do I apply for a part-time place at TAFE?
You can apply and enrol for part-time studies twice a year — in January and again in June. TAFEs have different enrolment
dates so contact your preferred campus for more information.
