North Regional TAFE Courses

A career in agriculture is not only a job but a unique way of life, away from bustling cities and towns.. The Certificate II in Agriculture is an entry-level course suitable for students who wish to try their hand in cattle station operations.

Work in the community care industry!. There's many job opportunities in the field of community care, which includes health care support and specialist areas such as social support.

Be confident in your abilities with gas testing, confined spaces and working at heights!.

Your key to management in the tourism industry. . Take your tourism career to the next level with leadership and management skills. If you already work in the tourism industry and seek to elevate your career as a departmental or small business manager, this could be the course for you.

Plant the seed for a successful career.. The Certificate II in Horticulture is an entry-level qualification, allowing participants to gain an insight into the horticulture industry.

Learn the ins and outs of logistics and warehousing!

Make people look and feel their best everyday with a career in the beauty industry!. Are you interested in working in the Beauty industry, working in a Beauty salon, Day Spa or have your own salon? Then this course can give you the skills you need!

Start kicking goals with a qualification in sport and recreation.. Are you ready for a career where you can help others keep and active and healthy lifestyle?

Strengthen your personal, social and employability skills.. This entry-level course assists you to develop personal, social and employability skills across a wide range of industries.

Learn about cyber security! Sounds cool, right? That's because it is! COVID-19 has changed the way we live and work, with so many things now being done online, which has led to the need for skilled workers to protect our online safety and security.

Start your journey in the disability care sector. . This entry-level qualification provides you with an introduction to a career as a disability support worker.

The testing and tagging of electrical equipment must be performed by trained individuals. . Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to test and tag electrical equipment as per Australian Standards 3760 and 3012.