Victorian Year 12 students are this month seeing the rewards for their hard work throughout 2022, with first-round university and TAFE offers now released.<\/p>\n
Minister for Training and Skills and Higher Education, Gayle Tierney, announced 40,595 main round offers have been made to students for undergraduate and vocational courses across the state.<\/p>\n
\u201cCongratulations to every student who received a course offer from a university or TAFE \u2013 this is an exciting step in their education and training and a milestone of which they can be very proud,\u201d Ms Tierney said.<\/p>\n
\u201cVictoria is home to world-class universities and TAFEs that provide high-quality education and training and position students to take up rewarding careers in the industries they choose.\u201d<\/p>\n
Students who may have missed out on a first-round offer should not be disheartened \u2013 with plenty of options for further study in Victoria, including further entrance rounds, alternative entrance pathways, and Free TAFE courses.<\/p>\n
Students can either wait for further rounds of VTAC offers in January and February, or change their VTAC preference if they meet course requirements.<\/p>\n
In 2023, Victorians will have access to more than 70 Free TAFE courses across a range of growth industries, including early childhood education, health, construction and infrastructure, agriculture, hospitality, and community and disability services.<\/p>\n
Work is also underway to make the TAFE experience even better, with a huge building blitz to make sure every student has a great training experience.<\/p>\n
The State Government will invest up to $170 million to build new and improve existing TAFE campuses as part of a new Building Better TAFE Fund, which includes a $50 million TAFE Clean Energy Fund.<\/p>\n
Two brand-new TAFE campuses will be delivered in Sunbury and Melton \u2013 which are two of the fastest-growing communities in Australia, but don\u2019t have local skills and training facilities.<\/p>\n
More than 125,000 Victorians have signed up to a Free TAFE course across the state since the State Government began the program in 2019 \u2013 saving more than $320 million in fees.<\/p>\n
For the full list of Free TAFE courses, visit\u00a0www.vic.gov.au\/free-tafe.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Victorian Year 12 students are this month seeing the rewards for their hard work throughout 2022, with first-round university and TAFE offers now released. Minister for Training and Skills and Higher Education, Gayle Tierney, announced 40,595 main round offers have been made to students for undergraduate and vocational courses across the state. \u201cCongratulations to every […]<\/p>\n