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Posted inEducation, Local News

TAFE NSW to receive stable funding

blankby Kate BrownNovember 14, 2025November 14, 2025

The State Government has announced a major reform to TAFE NSW, removing it from the contestable funding model and committing to a stable, long-term budget.

Posted inHousing, NSW Politics, Tamworth

Green light for affordable housing in Tamworth on disused TAFE site

blankby Kath JacobsNovember 13, 2025November 15, 2025

A long-vacant parcel of government land in East Tamworth will be transformed into nearly 90 new homes, after the state government confirmed the former TAFE NSW site has been unlocked for redevelopment.

Posted inGlen Innes, Good News, Tamworth, Training and courses

Local inmates learn skills for a more positive future

blankby Lia EdwardsSeptember 1, 2025September 3, 2025

Inmates across New England’s two correctional facilities are being given the chance to build brighter futures, with a surge in vocational training and traineeships designed to equip them with qualifications and real-world skills before release.

Posted inLocal News, School News

The future looks bright for the Educational Pathways Program

blankby Kate BrownAugust 29, 2025August 28, 2025

New England students will continue to benefit from hands-on vocational learning while still at school, as the State Government announces ongoing funding of $38.9 million for the Educational Pathways Program

Posted inAwareness Events, Education, Local News

Workers are making their mark through vocational education and training

blankby New England Times News DeskAugust 24, 2025August 25, 2025

National Skills Week 2025 will be officially launched in New South Wales this Monday, celebrating the power of vocational education and training to transform careers, communities, and the NSW economy.

Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events, Education, Mental Health, Tamworth

TAFE NSW trades teachers wear bold shirts to support mental health

blankby New England Times News DeskAugust 11, 2025August 14, 2025

TAFE NSW Armidale and Tamworth teachers are backing the future of the New England region’s construction workforce by wearing a custom-designed shirt as part of a new state-wide initiative to raise awareness of mental health and provide vital support to trades students.

Posted inEducation, Tamworth

Upgrades and Gamilaraay courses coming to Tamworth TAFE

blankby Tom PleveyJuly 9, 2025July 10, 2025

$850,000 in facilities upgrades for the Tamworth TAFE campus, and face-to-face Gamilaraay language courses to be held in Tamworth, Gunnedah, Quirindi, were announced yesterday.

Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events, Tamworth, Work and career

New career, who dis?

blankby Lia EdwardsMay 12, 2025May 12, 2025

It’s National Careers Week (12-18 May), and New England locals have been urged to look to TAFE NSW to “supercharge” their career options, just like one local mum who switched to plumbing in her thirties.

Posted inLocal News

Support for $10,000 apprentice incentive payments

blankby New England Times News DeskFebruary 3, 2025

The State Government is handing out a $10,000 incentive payment for apprentices in the construction and clean energy sectors to boost apprentice retention.

Posted inArmidale, Education

Armidale graduate celebrates high scores in an alternative pathway to uni

blankby New England Times News DeskDecember 17, 2024

As school leavers across the state receive their HSC results, TAFE graduates are celebrating their success in a university preparation course that provides access to uni without the HSC. 

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