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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 TAFE and university fees compare?
TAFE tuition and resource fees are payable either at the beginning of the semester or during the year of study. Students
in financial difficulty may be able to arrange directly with the TAFE college to pay their fees in instalments. University
fees are generally a lot higher than TAFE fees and payment for university can be deferred until you start work.
