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TAFE WA locations
TAFE has more than 50 campuses across the State.
Select your region below to see campus locations and contact details.
Our locations
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Central Regional TAFE
- Batavia Coast Maritime Institute
- Carnarvon
- Exmouth
- Geraldton
- Kalgoorlie
- Merredin
- Moora
- Northam
- Technology Park (Geraldton)
North Metropolitan TAFE
- Balga
- Clarkson
- East Perth
- Joondalup (Kendrew Crescent)
- Joondalup (McLarty Avenue)
- Leederville
- Midland
- Mount Lawley
- Perth
North Regional TAFE
- Broome
- Derby
- Fitzroy Crossing
- Halls Creek
- Karratha
- Kununurra
- Minurmarghali Mia (Roebourne)
- Newman
- Pundulmurra (South Hedland)
- Tom Price
- Wyndham
South Metropolitan TAFE
- Armadale
- Bentley
- Carlisle
- Fremantle
- Jandakot
- Kwinana
- Mandurah
- Munster
- Murdoch
- Naval Base
- Rockingham
- Thornlie
South Regional TAFE
- Albany
- Bunbury
- Busselton
- Collie
- Denmark
- Esperance
- Harvey
- Katanning
- Manjimup
- Margaret River
- Mount Barker
- Narrogin
Contact your local TAFE about
1 Key dates and enrolments
Each TAFE has their own key dates and entry requirements. Speak to your local TAFE for more information.
2 Accessibility and learning support
TAFE is committed to ensuring all students have access to programs and facilities so you can achieve your education goals. See how your local TAFE can help.
3 Free career services and employment advice
If you need career advice or help with job searching, try TAFE's free Jobs and Skills Centre services.
The Department of Training and Workforce Development acknowledges Aboriginal peoples as the first sovereign Nations of Western Australia. We acknowledge their ancestral ties to the land and spiritual connection to Country. We acknowledge Elders both past and present, and value the contribution of Aboriginal people within our organisation.
We support the Uluru Statement from the Heart and embrace its invitation to walk alongside Aboriginal people, united in a movement for a better future for all Australians.