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    Virtual classrooms at TAFE NSW

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    Virtual classrooms make learning simple, no matter where you are – on campus or online. They give you the flexibility to study in a way that suits your life.

    Joining a virtual classroom is a key part of online learning. It’s not just about making study easier – it’s also about building the digital and online skills that employers value.

    Virtual study benefits

    Virtual classrooms let you connect with teachers and students wherever you are, on campus or online.

    You’ll get:

    • teacher-led classes that guide you through each lesson and explain what to do
    • one-on-one help when you need support to stay on track
    • chances to connect, share ideas and learn with other students online
    • work-ready skills for online and remote work that employers value.

    Prepare for virtual study

    When you join a virtual classroom, the same expectations apply as in any TAFE NSW learning space. Preparing your learning space, connecting your devices and accessories, and building confidence in your skills will help you succeed.

    Platforms we use

    We use several web conferencing platforms to connect students and teachers. The main platform is Microsoft Teams. Your teacher will confirm class times and which platform to use.

    Virtual classroom guide

    Our guide includes:

    • what to expect in a virtual classroom
    • what you need to prepare
    • tips for fixing common connection issues
    • how to participate and show respect online
    • how to get the most from your virtual classroom experience.

    Join our Online Campus

    With our Online Campus, you can study anytime, anywhere, enjoying a flexible way to keep learning throughout life.

    Discover why studying online with TAFE NSW works for you, and explore our range of online courses.

    We’re here to help

    Need help accessing your virtual classroom? If you can’t access a virtual classroom, call us on 131 601 and follow the prompts.

    If you are deaf or hard of hearing, you can also get help through the National Relay Service.