Whether you’re passionate about computers, coding and cyber security, love game design and animation, or enjoy working with information and supporting people through the library, there’s a course to suit you.  

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Use the course search below to explore what’s available. Filter for fee-free or low-fee courses and skill sets, or use the keyword search to narrow your options. When you find a course you like, click your selected TAFE college to view the course. 

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Diploma of Screen and Media (Animation and Visual Effects)
National ID: CUA51020 State ID: AC87
Available at:
North Metropolitan TAFE
Joondalup (Kendrew Crescent)
Certificate IV in Screen and Media (Content Creation and Production)
National ID: CUA41220 State ID: AE74
Available at:
South Metropolitan TAFE
Thornlie
SharePoint Essentials: What You Need to Know
State ID: SC-PIN-V2422
Available at:
North Metropolitan TAFE
East Perth
Technology on a Shoestring for SMEs
State ID: SC-EIT-V2423
Available at:
North Metropolitan TAFE
East Perth
Transition to Cyber Security
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State ID: AE780
Available at:
North Metropolitan TAFE
East Perth
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