With over 30,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled at TAFE NSW, your mob is stronger than ever. Everyone’s educational journey is unique, just like you. And we're here to support and guide you every step of the way.
Our Aboriginal courses are specifically designed for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and are taught in smaller groups.
Our Aboriginal Cultural Programs include:

Be part of an industry that contributes to closing the gap and providing better health outcomes for your mob.
Studying a Certificate III in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care, you’ll learn to:

The IPROWD program is an initiative designed to assist Indigenous participants throughout NSW to attain academic requirements to:
The program has helped over 1000 people find stable careers in:

Inspire others to explore and appreciate the rich essence of your culture by sharing its stories, traditions, and heritage.
With our Certificate III in Guiding (Cultural Tourism), you'll learn to:
lead tours, and
give engaging commentary.
You’ll be able to share your insights about:
nature
Aboriginal Culture
heritage sites.


TAFE NSW offers tailored support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, including course advice, fee help, scholarships and study centres.

TAFE NSW supports a future that learns from the past, celebrates diversity, and ensures fair access to education, training and jobs for all.

With support from TAFE NSW, your mob is making their mark. The 2023 Gili Awards celebrate Aboriginal excellence across a range of fields.

Testimonial Folau Paul Talbot, a proud Gamilaroi man, has completed multiple studies in Dental Assisting. He wants to train as a dental prosthetist and one day be the Director of an Aboriginal Health Centre. He says, “I didn’t complete one certificate, I completed multiple.”

Testimonial Elizabeth ‘Aunty Beth’ Wright, a proud Gamilaraay woman and an award-winning Aboriginal Cultures and Languages teacher at Dubbo Campus. Aunty Beth draws inspiration from her culture, family, friends and identity. She says, “TAFE NSW gave me the opportunity.”

Testimonial You’ve seen Andrew Saunders on Channel Nine's ‘The Block'. He is also making a difference for his mob as a proud Biripi man. He values his role as a leader in assisting Aboriginal students and creating a supportive learning environment at TAFE NSW.
