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Frequently Asked Questions
What TAFE courses are free right now?
There isn't one fixed list of free TAFE courses, since government funding depends on the provider and the state you're in. Some government-funded courses on offer range from Certificate II to Diploma level, covering areas like community services, aged care and community development. You can see funding status listed against each course, or check the Government Funded course list to compare current options.
Will Centrelink pay for me to do a course?
Centrelink doesn't directly pay course fees, but some government-funded or subsidised courses can reduce or remove the cost depending on your state and circumstances. Eligibility rules vary by provider, so it's worth checking directly before enrolling. The guide on whether a government-funded course is right for you explains how these places generally work.
How long does it take to finish a government-funded course?
Government-funded courses typically run from two months to two years, depending on the qualification level. A short course or Certificate II can be completed in a couple of months, while a Diploma usually takes closer to two years, especially if studied part-time. Study mode also affects timing, since online or blended options can sometimes be completed at your own pace.
Can I study a government-funded course online?
Yes, many government-funded courses are offered online, alongside on-campus and blended study modes. TAFEs and RTOs deliver these options, so you can choose the format that fits your schedule and location. Course availability and funding eligibility still depend on the provider and your state, so it's worth confirming both before you enrol.
What jobs can I get after a government-funded course?
Government-funded courses can lead to roles in areas like community services, aged care and community development, depending on the qualification you complete. A Certificate II might suit an entry-level position, while a Diploma can open up more senior opportunities. The step-by-step guide to applying for a government-subsidised course can help you plan your next move.