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We are dedicated to ensuring our students have access to the latest technology and training to support their learning and industry experience. A wonderful example of this, is our investment in Realityworks simulation babies used for training purposes within our Early Childhood Education and Care courses.
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.
Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015) students have been hard at work preparing for their final assessment project. Hear about what they have planned and how you can get involved!
Check out our Q&A session with Taylah who studied Leadership & Management with us recently.
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.
The Aussie Bird Count is a fun, easy way for all of us to take a national snapshot of the birds we see and start noticing the nature around us. With just 20 minutes, you can help build a picture of how our feathered friends are faring and contribute to something that really counts.
A little bit of fun competition between our amazing Youth Ambassadors
Know more about Student Focus Groups and the Student Pantry
Determined to build a career doing what she loves, Danae has embraced every opportunity to grow her skills.
Fresh out of Year 12, Izzy found herself in a position many young people can relate to, unsure of what direction to take. Rather than standing still, she made a proactive choice. She enrolled herself in a Certificate III in Business Administration, recognising it as a broad, flexible pathway that could open doors and help shape her future. That decision marked the start of something much...
This workshop is for all new students at Wodonga TAFE who are enrolled/admitted into a course to help them get started on their study journey. There are multiple sessions you can book for.
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...
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...
Izzy and Anthony came into the Course in Transport & Logistics Employment Pathway (22648VIC) with different goals, but both left with the same outcome: confidence, skills, and a clear path forward.
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.”
A huge congratulations to Maeve, who has been announced as one of the recipients of the 2026 Downer Building and Construction Scholarship at Wodonga TAFE. The $6,000 scholarship was available exclusively to female students enrolled in the Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management) at Wodonga TAFE, with the aim of supporting women from the Albury/Wodonga region to pursue...
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.