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Student success! Sharing some happy snaps from the recent Work Skills for Life course graduation.
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.
Wodonga TAFE hosted the WorldSkills Regional Competitions for Hairdressing and Engineering.
Wodonga TAFE and La Trobe University Albury-Wodonga are excited to partner for a new initiative that will benefit the Early Childhood Education and Care sector.
Last week we wished one of our long-service staff members, Kevin Wyatt a happy retirement. With friends, family, and work colleagues together, it was great to celebrate everything Kev has brought to the TAFE over his 25 years in the sector.
The Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is designed to equip industry experts with the skills and knowledge to teach their profession.
Wodonga TAFE is proud to announce notification of two finalists in the 2022 Wurreker Awards, which will be held in Melbourne on Thursday 13 October.
A commissioned report by independent evaluators goes beyond the hearsay to reflect the true value of Wodonga TAFE to its local community and beyond. Detailed analysis by trusted firm KPMG provides a comprehensive understanding of Wodonga TAFE’s social and economic impact.
Wodonga TAFE hairdressing students take gold and silver in WorldSkills competition. On Tuesday 27 September, Wodonga TAFE hosted the regional WorldSkills hairdressing competition. The WorldSkills regional competition is a one-day event where students are asked to showcase their range of specialist skills and services that have been taught to them throughout their studies or...
Renowned chef Mark Best is mentoring Wodonga TAFE cookery apprentices and students today, Tuesday 30 August 2022, at The Cube Wodonga, as they prepare for an industry dinner to be held this evening.
Wodonga TAFE is proud to announce the nomination of teacher Brooke Pallmann as a finalist in the 2022 Victorian Training Awards, for Victorian Teacher of the Year.
Starting a new career can be daunting no matter what age you are. On average a person will change careers 5 to 7 times so why not make sure you properly prepare for the change you want to make.
This kind of transition won’t happen overnight, so we’ve listed our top tips to help you discover your next dream career!
The Motorsports Training Australia (MTA) Open Day is back! If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to begin a career in Motorsports, then make your way to 45 Albertson Road, Barnawartha North, Victoria on Saturday 3 September 2022 between 9am and 3.30pm!
WorldSkills Australia’s purpose is to identify, demonstrate, promote and grow the excellence of Australia’s skills development. Our skills-based competitions operate at regional, national and international levels, and are aligned to the Australian Qualifications Framework. Our National Championship is Australia’s biggest vocational education and excellence competition.
As part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, student participants from Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service (AWAHS) celebrated their creativity at Wodonga TAFE, with exhibitions of their work on display. (Note: Gallery open to the public, 9am-4pm Monday to Friday 11-15 July 2022)
Wodonga TAFE and The Centre for Continuing Education Inc have partnered to deliver upon ‘The Future of Adult Community Education in Victoria 2020-25 Ministerial Statement’ and focus on providing support and education to adults with low prior educational achievement and outcomes. The Ministerial Statement highlights the need to bring services together to ensure cohesive and...
Two First-Year Commercial Cookery apprentices won medals at the state finals of the AUS-TAFE Culinary Trophy held at Bendigo TAFE last Tuesday, 28 June 2022. Maddison Schloss (employed by Brown Brothers Winery) won a Bronze medal, and Tayah Jack (employed by Bright Brewery) won a Silver medal.
We've sussed out an info sheet on some easy to implement hacks in order to help you maximise the release of happiness chemicals; without the sun shining as often during the winter months and the lack of Vitamin D, it’s so important we look after ourselves and each other, so try some of these hacks to lift your mood.
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.