Fee Free TAFE students build new careers
Two young Tasmanians have turned a Fee Free TAFE course into a new career.
Max Blazely and Michael Matanofov both studied a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways at TasTAFE’s Alanvale Campus and excelled at the course. As a result of their success in the course, they both quickly earned apprenticeships in the metals industry.
Queensland’s first Fee-Free TAFE mechanics graduate
Queensland’s first mechanics making use of the Federal and Queensland Governments’ Fee-Free TAFE funding have graduated.
A passion for plants leads Jaden to a horticulture career
TAFE Queensland student Jaden McCoach is getting qualified to create inspiring outdoor areas after swapping his science career to become a horticulturist.
Successful fee-free TAFE at CDU
In 2023, 600 students from across the NT were enrolled in fee-free TAFE courses at CDU, with the most common industries studied being agriculture, business, and the care sector.
By early 2024, about 250 students had completed, and more than 300 students were continuing their programs.
Fee Free course starts Estelle’s career
Estelle Wyllie was at a loose end in her career when she happened to see an advertisement for Fee Free TAFE on Facebook.
The post immediately caught her attention, and soon she and her mother were browsing the TasTAFE website to see if she was eligible for Fee Free TAFE and what courses were available.
After leaving a full-time role at a chemist seeking a new career, Estelle was unemployed and not quite sure what she wanted to do next.
