Course subject areas include business, agriculture, horticulture, tourism, fashion, hairdressing, hospitality, information technology, art, design, printing, furniture, building construction, automotive, engineering, metal trades, computing, social sciences, food technology, food preparation, and laboratory technology. However, most enrolment applications for the following year take place from November through to February. TAFE also conducts special course information days, at which teachers and career counsellors are available to discuss details with people interested in enrolling. Many courses have limits on the number of students enrolled and often there are interviews for selection. TAFE recommends that you apply for enrolment early.
Different courses have different entry requirements.
Some require work experience, some require students to be working while studying, some have a prerequisite of completing Year 12 and others do not. The TAFE Tasmania Course Guide lists entry requirements and advice is available by telephoning or visiting TAFE Tasmania. In some cases, bridging courses are provided for people who do not have the required TCE qualifications. Yes, fees and materials levies apply except for students who are exempt through entitlements such as Austudy and pensions. Exemption information is available at TAFE centres.