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2025 was a milestone year for Wodonga TAFE, defined by innovation, growth, and an unwavering commitment to student success, community connection, and industry collaboration. Across our campuses and throughout our region, the year was filled with inspiring achievements, new initiatives, and major developments that continue to shape the future of vocational education for our communities.
Wodonga TAFE proudly hosted its annual Training Awards on Tuesday 25 November 2025, recognising the remarkable achievements of students, staff, and training partners from across the organisation. The event once again highlighted the institute’s strong commitment to empowering individuals, strengthening industries, and enriching communities through high-quality, accessible vocational...
Wodonga TAFE is proud to announce the finalists for the 2025 Wodonga TAFE Training Awards, a celebration of the remarkable staff, students, teachers, trainers, Defence personnel, and partners who embody the very best of our learning community.
Free workshops for students just starting their learning journey at Wodonga TAFE.
Last Tuesday, Wodonga TAFE welcomed 22 representatives from our region’s employment service providers to the McKoy Street campus. This important session brought together management and frontline staff from key organisations including ACAPs, GTOs, Workforce Australia, and Disability Employment Services.
Wodonga TAFE's Community Services students put their learning into practice to give voices to victim-survivors in the annual Walk Against Violence event.
Meet the teachers, see our facilities and ask your burning questions! With both in-person and virtual sessions held across October and November, there's a time to suit almost everyone.
Construction is officially underway on Wodonga TAFE’s Logic Innovation Precinct marking a major milestone for regional innovation and skills development. Backed by $24 million in funding from the Commonwealth Government, the precinct will deliver cutting-edge training and technology to support the future of transport, logistics, and manufacturing. This includes: $22 million for a...
Our Certificate II in Community Services students will be holding a fundraising stall as part of their Project unit of study. They will be raising funds and awareness for the AMUKA foundation, which was set up to change the lives of young women and girls in Kenya, providing them with the education and skills they need to thrive.
Welding might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about creative or empowering experiences, but for the women who took part in our latest Women’s Introduction to Welding course at Wodonga TAFE, it was exactly that! Held over two full days in August, this course welcomed women from all walks of life to step into the workshop and try their hand at welding in a safe,...
A passionate group of Certificate IV in Community Services students have completed a powerful research project aimed at improving support for neurodivergent learners in adult education. The findings, presented to key stakeholders including Learner Support and Executive staff, build on Wodonga TAFE’s commitment to inclusive and high-quality education.
An update regarding GOTAFE and Wodonga TAFE amalgamating.
After working in Disability and Aged Care, Emily knew she wanted to make an even greater impact. When an injury changed her path, she returned to study and found a new way to help others through studying Community Services at Wodonga TAFE.
Learn more about our students who are thriving in their respective fields.
For Allaynah Blazely, Wodonga TAFE’s Medical Terminology short course wasn’t just an introduction to medical language, it was a personal test of whether she was ready to take on further study in a field she’s passionate about.
Wodonga TAFE staff have raised $2,315 donation for long-standing partner Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare. The donation comes during the charity's Hunger Relief Winter Appeal which helps local families experiencing food insecurities during the cold months of winter.
After three years in the Defence Force, Bethany Van Strijp was drawn to a life of adventure and nature. Through Wodonga TAFE’s Certificate IV in Outdoor Leadership, she gained hands-on training, lifelong connections, and a pathway into adventure tourism across Australia and Canada. Now working as a professional guide on the Larapinta Trail, Bethany credits the course for helping her...
An update regarding the intended GOTAFE and Wodonga TAFE merger.
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.