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Moora

Learn local, achieve more

Located in the northern Wheatbelt, the Moora campus is a key training and education hub supporting students, communities and businesses across the region.

Serving Moora and surrounding shires including Dalwallinu, Wongan Hills, Dandaragan, Gingin and Chittering, the campus provides accessible training opportunities that help students build skills, gain qualifications and create pathways into employment, further study and career development.

Whether you're entering the workforce, upskilling for your current role, changing careers or returning to study, the Moora campus offers flexi

Why study in Moora?

Studying locally means you can build new skills while staying connected to your community, support networks and workplace.

The Moora campus delivers training that reflects the needs of the northern Wheatbelt, supporting industries such as agriculture, business, trades and community services. Students benefit from flexible delivery options, practical learning experiences and personalised support throughout their studies.

Training is designed to help students achieve their goals while providing opportunities to develop the skills employers are looking for both locally and across regional Western Australia.

Learning facilities and experiences

The Moora campus provides learning spaces that support practical training, flexible study and student success.
 

Students have access to computer facilities, online learning resources and study spaces that support both classroom-based and flexible learning.

Whether you're completing coursework on campus or studying remotely, you'll have access to the tools and resources needed to stay connected and progress towards your goals.

The strong agricultural presence of the region is reflected in the campus learning facilities.

Purpose-built greenhouse facilities support practical training and community projects, giving students opportunities to develop hands-on skills while contributing to local environmental and revegetation initiatives.

The campus includes specialist training facilities that support practical learning in areas such as building and construction, heavy vehicle mechanical technology and a range of industry short courses.

Students gain experience using industry-relevant equipment while developing workplace-ready skills that support future employment opportunities.

Students studying visual arts, multimedia and digital technologies have access to dedicated learning environments that support creativity, technical skill development and project-based learning.

These facilities help students explore new ideas while developing practical skills relevant to modern industries.

The campus provides welcoming spaces where students can study, connect and recharge during the day.

Students have access to comfortable study areas, shared facilities and campus amenities that support both learning and wellbeing throughout their training journey.

Support throughout your journey

At Central Regional TAFE, success is about more than completing a qualification.

Students studying in Moora can access a range of support services including study support, wellbeing services, Aboriginal student support, career guidance and Jobs and Skills Centre services designed to help them achieve their goals.

Whether you're studying close to home, balancing work commitments or returning to education after time away, support is available throughout your learning journey.

Strong industry and community connections

The Moora campus has strong connections to local industries, employers and community organisations across the northern Wheatbelt.

These partnerships help ensure training remains relevant, practical and aligned with workforce needs, creating opportunities for students to build skills that support local employment and future career pathways.

By working closely with industry and community, the campus helps students develop skills that contribute to the long-term success of regional communities and businesses.

Contact Moora Campus

Address: 242 Berkshire Valley Road, Moora WA 6510

Postal Address: PO Box 329, Moora WA 6510

Phone: 1800 672 700 or (08) 9651 0111

Email: enquiries@crtafe.wa.edu.au

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Moora

  1800 672 700 or (08) 9651 0111

 info@crtafe.wa.edu.au

Our Moora campus is the hub for training and education in the Northern region of the Wheatbelt.

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Central Regional TAFE, Moora Campus
242 Berkshire Valley Road
Moora WA 6510
Australia

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