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Presented by the Our Future Footprint group under the support of the Environmental Strategy, Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE is colliding the worlds of birders and artists in celebration of the Aussie Bird Count.
The thoughts of the staff from Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE (NVITAFE) are with Helen Haines, her family and her team at this very difficult time.
Important updates for new and continuing students.
Celebrating new opportunities for industry collaboration, innovation and future-focused training in our region
NVITAFE Teacher Bobby Read wins Teacher/Trainer of the Year at the Victorian Training Awards 2026
As part of their studies in Certificate II in Work Education, these two lucky students got to experience a day in the life of a police officer. The Disability Police Academy will continue to be delivered every two months in partnership with Wodonga TAFE, providing more participants with this rewarding experience.
From volunteering as a CFA firefighter to earning her King Scout Award, completing studies through Wodonga TAFE and now undertaking an engineering apprenticeship, Caitlin is proof that amazing things happen when young people embrace opportunities and believe in themselves. We're proud to celebrate her achievements and shine a spotlight on her inspiring journey.
For best friends, Izzy and Daisy, studying the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT43021) has become much more than a pathway into healthcare. It has also been the foundation of a friendship that continues to grow every day.
Determined to build a career doing what she loves, Danae has embraced every opportunity to grow her skills.
15 July marks World Youth Skills Day – a global celebration of the skills that help young people build their futures. It's a chance to recognise the important role vocational education and training plays in preparing the next generation for meaningful careers and confident futures.
Piper’s journey is driven by one simple idea - keep learning until you find what feels right. After finishing Year 12, Piper began a Certificate III in Business Administration traineeship, gaining valuable experience while working and studying. Although she completed the program, she realised she was still searching for something more. Instead of settling, Piper chose to explore...
With energy bills rising and sustainability becoming a priority for Australian homeowners, the demand for qualified home energy assessors has never been higher. But what does a NatHERS assessor actually do; and how do you become one?
WorldSkills is more than a competition. It is an opportunity for students to challenge themselves, build confidence, connect with industry, and discover just how far their skills can take them. Whether you are studying a trade, hospitality, community services, technology, or another vocational pathway, WorldSkills is designed to celebrate practical skills, passion, and the future of...
Ruby, from Albury–Wodonga, is a creative and driven interior design student with a natural talent for art and hands-on projects. Currently completing a Certificate IV in Interior Decoration (MSF40122), she is developing skills in digital design, materials, and lighting design. Outside of study, Ruby enjoys photography, textile design, nail art, and renovation projects. After completing a...
Wodonga TAFE, part of Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE (NVITAFE), will officially open its newly renovated main building, Building A, at our McKoy St campus on Wednesday 29 April 2026, marking a major investment in modern learning spaces for students across the region.
As demand for road freight surges towards 2030, Australia is facing a significant shortage of truck drivers, with women still representing only a small share of the workforce. After running a successful Iron Women pilot program, today, Volvo Trucks, WomenCan Australia, Wodonga TAFE (Part of Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE) and Transport Women Australia Limited are launching a joint...
Griffin’s journey into cookery began in Year 12, when he took a job as a dishwasher at a local venue. Watching the head chef create dishes “out of thin air” sparked something in him - an excitement that quickly grew into a clear career goal: to become a qualified chef.
Amy shares how studying a Certificate IV in School Based Education Support (CHC40221) gave her real classroom experience and shaped her path in education. “Working with students showed me how much I care about supporting young people and being someone they can rely on.”
Find the right training for the job you want! Don't let fees be a barrier - Wodonga TAFE has courses available under the Free TAFE initiative.