Over the weekend, Wodonga TAFE invited the public to come down to see our new facilities, while finding out more around what it’s like working within the trades industry. It was fantastic to have so many people coming through the facility, chatting to our teachers and getting some hands-on experience with the variety of specialised equipment.

Completing the Woodworking 101 (NA18WOOD) short course through Wodonga TAFE will help you build and develop a wide range of skills applicable to a variety of future projects.

The course has been designed to provide skills that are relevant to working with a variety of timbers and may be suitable to help kick-start a career in Carpentry or Cabinet Making, or for those who are interested in DIY projects.

On Tuesday 9 April, Empowering Women in Trades (EWIT), Snowy Hydro and Wodonga TAFE welcomed a group of women to the Trades Training Centre to experience Carpentry, Electrotechnology and Plumbing trades, giving them exposure to a range of tools and an understanding of the range of roles within them.

Wodonga TAFE is excited to announce the launch of two new skill set courses: UEESS00194 - Grid-connected Photovoltaic Systems Designer-Installer Skill Set UEESS00191 - Grid-connected Battery Storage Systems Designer-Installer Skill Set These courses are designed to equip A-grade electricians and fourth-year electrical apprentices with the skills and knowledge needed to become qualified solar photovoltaic (PV) designers and installers, or battery storage system (BSS) designers and installers.

Wodonga TAFE is proud to have introduced the inaugural Rob Staley Memorial Award, a tribute to a teacher whose dedication, integrity, and mentorship shaped generations of carpentry apprentices. Rob Staley was known for his unwavering commitment to his students, his craft, and the values that shape a great tradesperson; reliability, practical skill, perseverance, and genuine character.