In an effort to create more jobs and a stronger workforce for the future, TAFE NSW will be creating nine Skillspoint headquarters throughout the state.

"Each location has been strategically determined to support its own region's economic growth and employment needs," said Assistant Skills Minister, Adam Marshall.

"So, for example, the SkillsPoints in Coffs Harbour will focus on tourism while the SkillsPoints in Griffith will focus on agribusiness," Marshall told the Northern Daily Leader.

The headquarters will be based in Tamworth, Griffith, Queanbeyan, Dubbo, Coffs Harbour, Ultimo, Parramatta, Newcastle and Mount Druitt.

"With regionally based headquarters and a state-wide focus, SkillsPoints will be capable of rapidly designing and delivering training to meet the needs of established and emerging industries," he said.