WHY TAFE NSW?
We are the leading education and training provider in Australia, with expert teaching staff and state-of-the-art facilities.
Career advisors, principals, deputy principals
TAFE NSW is Australia’s largest education and training provider, with hundreds of courses, diplomas and degrees.
Students will graduate with strong theoretical knowledge, practical skills and industry experience to ensure they are job ready. Help guide your students’ ambitions into a career they’ll love.
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Bradfield Senior College
Bradfield Senior College offers students the opportunity to study their HSC in an adult learning environment and specialise in creative subjects like photography, music, film, TV, fashion, and more. Bradfield is now taking enrolments for the Year 12 class of 2021, and for Year 10 students exploring a future creative career.
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Industry and career insights
Want to know where the largest employment growth is and the courses that can take your students there? Help guide your students’ ambitions with our Career Snapshots that give you the jobs, stats and facts within each career area.
Industry and career insights >Student Services
Studying at TAFE NSW means being guided to success. We’re here at every stage of the learning journey with study support, personal and career counselling, accessibility services and help finding employment or accommodation. Students will be supported at TAFE NSW.
CAREER PATHWAYS
We have established pathways and over 25,000 industry connections that can put your students into their dream career – quicker.
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See what our students have to say about their time at TAFE NSW
"I wasn’t really into the whole university atmosphere where everyone seems to be competing. At TAFE, everyone kinda helps each other. It’s much more supportive."