Himi, a Wodonga TAFE alumni, encourages everyone interested in or working in the logistics field to undertake some training. 

When you recall events or functions that you’ve attended, you think of the many memories you have associated with that occasion. What you don’t give thought to or even notice are the professionals behind the scenes who put in the hard work to make the occasion stand out and run smoothly...

Ms Zoe Wilde, one of the talented team of Hairdressing teachers at Wodonga TAFE, is a finalist in the ‘NSW/ACT Hairdresser of the Year 2018’ category at the upcoming 2018 Hair Expo. The Award winners will be announced at the Hair Expo Awards Gala on Monday 11 June in Melbourne. 

Growing a hedge can mean many different things. Some want a hedge for privacy, to add a screen or sometimes to divide areas within the garden to heighten anticipation. 

Enrol in a course with Wodonga TAFE and gain the skills you need to be work-ready. Let us be part of your journey! 

If you’re in doubt about growing Finger Limes in our region, don’t be. Given the right location and position they grow, thrive and produce fruit.

Ms Tegan Williams, former apprentice in Retail Bakery with Wodonga TAFE, represented Victoria at the prestigious L.A. Judge Awards in Sydney last week.

Under a partnership initiative with Transport Women Australia Limited (TWAL) and Volvo Group Australia, Wodonga TAFE’s Transport Division DECA will deliver the first SHVL program for women.

The Chinese Lanterns are lovely plants, they have a main flush of flowers in spring, but this flowering can continue until the end of autumn.

Mr David Kapay, restaurant owner/chef at ‘Miss Amelie’ and newly-opened ‘Little Miss Wine Bar’ in Junction Place, central Wodonga, shared his skills and knowledge with up-and-coming apprentice chefs today at Wodonga TAFE.