North Regional TAFE Courses

Get qualified in a mechanical trade.. The Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade must be completed as part of a of a four-year indentured apprenticeship, and upon successful completion, allows participants to work in a mechanical trade.

Learn how to pit fire ceramic pieces. This is the oldest known method of firing pottery with no kiln needed, can be done in your backyard and is a great social event!.

Get on track with everything there is to know about Microsoft Office.. This short course will provide you with an introduction to: Word, Excel, Outlook & PowerPoint.

Learn how to ensure the safety of transport activities..

Do you need a working in confined spaces ticket for work?. During this two-day course participant's will gain the skills and knowledge required to enter and work safely in confined spaces in the Resources and Infrastructure Industries.

Take the next step using Microsoft Word and enhance your professional skill set..

Learn the skills required to load and unload plant safely, effectively and efficiently.. The load and unload plant skill set is a one day course comprised of theory and practical activities where you will learn the skills required to load and unload plant safely, effectively and efficiently.

Maximise your skills and confidence using Microsoft Word.. In this one day course you will learn the foundational skills and basic functions of Microsoft Word.

The MS Excel Intermediate one-day short course provides the skills and knowledge to be able to use and operate the software effectively..

Learn how to apply chemicals using mechanical equipment.. The Boom-Spray Licence Skill Set is a 5 day course which covers a combination of face to face training and practical assessment.

The skills and knowledge acquired in the MS Excel Introduction one-day short course are sufficient to be able to use and operate the software effectively..

Fascinated by maps? Take your industry knowledge to the next level and learn how to make your own!. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or Spatial Information Systems (SIS) has been a growth industry within conservation for approximately fifteen years.