Hunter students prepared for global workplace
A historic partnership between Nagasaki International University and Hunter TAFE was formalised during a visit to the region, which will deliver greater opportunity for Hunter
students to gain international experience during their studies.
Technology in education
One of the constant questions in an educational setting surrounds the direction of technology and how it can be utilised to enhance educational outcomes.
Read MoreBenchmark training empowers staff
A collaborative program between Caltex Australia and Hunter TAFE has set the benchmark for workplace training and delivered more than 300 staff qualifications in the process.
Read MoreNew workshops for women sole traders
Women have needs in self-employed that differ to mens’, and to how business is run in the corporate world or other employment.
Read MoreA new landscape provides diverse choice
Educational pathways are more diverse and accessible with the traditional areas of higher education, vocational (VET) and lifestyle learning becoming blurred writes Rowan Radvan.
Read MoreInnovative training partnership success
Earlier this year, HVTC embarked on an innovative training
program that saw the company employ 15 promising
electrical apprentices and enrol them in an accelerated
skills training program via an intensive customised
Electrotechnology course at the HVTC Skills Centre.
Hunter students want learning on the go
TAFE NSW has announced they will launch a range of fully online courses for mobile devices designed to make it easier for people to study when and where they choose.
Read MoreHunter TAFE students to compete in Brazil for International WorldSkills titles
Hunter TAFE students have built, created, carved, welded, beautified and designed their way to a total of eight medals at the WorldSkills Australia’s National Competition.
Read MoreBusiness success for Tradies
You can’t qualify as an electrician, a carpenter, a hairdresser or a plumber
without any training.
TAFE and Mai-Wel sign MOU
A partnership between Hunter TAFE and the Mai-Wel Group that will deliver additional skills training opportunities for people with disabilities
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