Wodonga’s Education First Youth Foyer is on track to open in just over a year.
Construction of the $15.75 million facility began in October last year at Wodonga TAFE's McKoy Street campus and, when completed in mid-2025, will be home to 40 at-risk or disadvantaged young people.

We are delighted to announce the launch of a skills recognition program for veterans, aimed at facilitating their transition into civilian employment. In addition to this initiative, we have appointed a dedicated Veteran Liaison Officer (VLO) to provide personalised support and guidance to veterans as they navigate their journey back into the workforce whilst leveraging their invaluable skills, experience, and qualifications.

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.

Work Skills for Life students meet with Wodonga TAFE’s Environmental Strategic Project Lead to hear more about the current projects that are being driven by the sustainability team

Wodonga TAFE's OFF (Our Future Footprint) Group invited staff and students to participate in their launch event for Plastic Free July on Thursday 27 June 2024.

The Minister applauded all organisations involved and placed an importance on the spirit of the project, expressing it was a place where we will see lives tranformed, and where generational trauma and struggle will be combatted whithin the Albury-Wodonga regional community.

On 22 August 2024, Australian Defence Force Reserves and Employer Support hosted their annual state awards ceremony. On the night, Wodonga TAFE won the Victorian Public Sector Employer Support Award for our role in working with Reservists, Defence and Veterans. This means Wodonga TAFE will now progress to the national finals, held in Adelaide later this year.

​Today we celebrated Early Childhood Educators Day with a morning tea for our Kids on Campus staff, Family Day Care educators and their children, and our Early Childhood teaching team. 

Wodonga TAFE Teacher Zoe Wilde was interviewed on ABC Goulburn Murray on Monday 23 September about the latest efforts and how Wodonga TAFE has adapted to the new waste management system. She spoke on the impact the new partnership with Sustainable Salons has had on the education of students, who have been advocating for more sustainable practices in the Salon. 

Last week, members of Wodonga TAFE's OFF GROUP were invited by Albury City Council to tour longstanding partner Albury Wodonga Regional Foodshare, to hear how we can be more efficient in waste management whilst fighting the ongoing food crisis