Wodonga TAFE's response to COVID-19

Updated 08/01/2021

On-campus requirements

Detailed below is the new sign-in process for visiting our campuses. Furthermore, masks are currently mandatory when indoors. Please continue to maintain social distancing and hygiene protocols to ensure a safe environment for all.

New Sign-in Process for Wodonga TAFE campuses and sites

All students, staff and visitors are to sign-in using a QR code when on campus. Upon arrival on campus, a staff member or student will be required to scan the QR code available on posters at the entry point of buildings or classrooms and enter contact details. Should an individual not have a personal device to scan the QR code, they can use the iPad at the entry point to sign-in. You will only be required to sign-in once per Wodonga TAFE campus or site, and not for every building you may visit across the day.

Regional Victoria - Restrictions

Keep up to date here: Department of Health and Human Services - Updates

Wodonga TAFE current status

Classes are being delivered on-campus where practicable.

Adhere to health and safety protocols at all times.

If you are unwell, you may not attend any Wodonga TAFE campus. Please discuss alternative learning arrangements with your teacher.

There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our student or staff communities.

Wodonga TAFE is operating and open for business

Wodonga TAFE is open for business and continues to deliver quality education and training activities through the current COVID-19 situation.

The delivery of community intake classes continues
Industry demand classes have continued throughout the current COVID-19 situation. This includes Apprenticeship and Traineeship delivery, along with delivery of training to the Australian Defence Force (ADF), and our other key industry partners.

Wodonga TAFE is:

working to its Critical Incident and Emergency Management Procedure,
implementing its Business Continuity Plan.
working to manage and mitigate risk associated with the COVID-19 outbreak.

All actions are aligned with current advice and directives from the Victorian Department of Education and Training, the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services and the Australian Federal Government.

The health and wellbeing of our students, staff and communities remains paramount.

We are supporting our staff to work from home where appropriate, and dividing and distancing our teams to reduce risk associated with the spread of any infection.

Some training requires practical and hands-on learning and assessment activities. Further advice is provided by accessing the buttons below.