Subsidised courses and programs
TAFE NSW offers a wide range of programs for individuals and businesses, designed to create life-changing impacts. Whether you're starting out, looking to upskill, transitioning to a new career, or supporting workforce development, TAFE NSW provides the training and support you need.
Adult Migrant English Program
Free English classes with childcare for eligible migrants and refugees, funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs.
AMEP Distance Learning
Learn English online and enjoy flexible scheduling, teacher support, a personalised program, and virtual classrooms for student interaction.
AMEP Volunteer Tutor Program
Informal language tuition for migrants and refugees, available online or face-to-face.
EarTrain
A free online program for primary health professionals treating otitis media and hearing conditions in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Fee-Free Courses
Train, retrain or upskill with fee-free* courses that provide tuition-free certificates and diplomas for eligible people. * Eligibility criteria applies.
Institute of Applied Technology Construction Microskills
Study a Construction Microskill in Contract or Project Management, Digital Skills, Leadership, Sustainability or WHS, available online anytime.
Institute of Applied Technology Digital Microskills
Study a Digital Microskill in Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, Software or Cloud Computing, available online anytime.
IPROWD
Preparing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for careers with the NSW Police Force, Australian Federal Police, or other justice agencies.
Pathways to Employment Program
A 200-hour program enhancing English skills, job preparation, CV writing, and interview assistance.
Ranks to Recognition
A partner program with NSW Office for Veterans Affairs (OVA) to assist Australian Defence Force (ADF) veterans and their spouses or partners to transition into the civilian workforce.
Skills for Education and Employment
Gain confidence to improve your reading, writing, computer and maths skills to help you get the job you want.
Women in Business
A flexible, fully subsidised, online program. Hear from successful female entrepreneurs and access assistance in setting up and growing your business.
Frequently asked questions
TAFE NSW offers a wide range of subsidised courses to help people get qualifications in in-demand skills and industries. This may include vocational training in areas such as early childhood education, automotive, information technology, community services, hospitality and more.
Eligibility for government-funded training at TAFE NSW varies depending on the specific course and funding program. Generally, residents of New South Wales, including migrants, refugees, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, may qualify for subsidised training. It's best to check specific course requirements on the TAFE NSW website.
Enrolling in a TAFE NSW subsidised course is simple. Browse the available courses, and follow the enrolment instructions. You'll need to provide personal details, proof of eligibility, and any necessary documentation as part of the application process.
TAFE NSW provides a range of support services for students, including academic support, career counselling, and access to childcare for eligible courses. These services are designed to help students succeed in their studies and transition smoothly into the workforce.
Yes, TAFE NSW offers many courses online, providing flexibility for students who need to balance study with other commitments. Online courses include virtual classrooms, personalised learning programs, and interactive sessions with qualified instructors to ensure a comprehensive learning experience.