The next generation of heavy vehicle mechanics and service staff in Tasmania may well come from Cambridge, near Hobart.
A partnership between TasTAFE and the Tasmanian Automotive Chamber of Commerce
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Driver training facility part of Labor election promise
The Western Australian state election is rapidly approaching on the near horizon, and the sitting Labor government has already made a key promise to the transport sector in a bid to help earn re-election.
Transport
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TAFE Queensland investment targets EV upskilling
TAFE Queensland has secured a $3 million investment from the federal government through the TAFE Technology Fund to further enhance electric vehicle (EV) training.
The grant will be used to install battery
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Admin professional finds new career in automotive electrical industry through TAFE course
A former Brisbane based administration professional is currently kickstarting her new career in the automotive electrical industry through a TAFE Queensland pre-apprenticeship course.
Bella Hiscock is
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Federal government establishes Australia’s first EV TAFE Centre of Excellence
The federal government has announced that it will create the nation’s first TAFE Electric Vehicle (EV) Centre of Excellence at the Canberra Institute of Technology.
The centre will come courtesy of the
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Federal government to fund Wodonga heavy vehicle TAFE precinct
The government will fund $22 million of the new heavy vehicle training precinct in regional Victoria
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TAFE NSW heavy vehicle courses meet high female enrolment demand
Paris Knight is just one of many rising heavy vehicle women enrolling in TAFE NSW’s Coffs Harbour courses
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TAFE Queensland students shine at National Apprentice Challenge
Automotive apprentices from TAFE Queensland dominated the recent national Apprentice Challenge in Brisbane, taking out both first and second places.
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Isuzu welcomes government support for more TAFE places
Isuzu says national research finds that not only is there a skills shortage for heavy vehicle technicians, but many apprentices don't go on to finish their training.
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Smart choice as RFNSW looks to challenges
Leigh Smart takes wheel from Jonathan Luff as industry body tackles issues
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