You’ll get support throughout your training journey, either academically or with your personal development.
There are many avenues of support whilst you are a student at Central Regional TAFE, both internally and through external partners.
If you prefer personal contact, please visit the Student Support Services team at your local campus.
Our student support services
Lecturers and Heads of Programs can assist in different ways if you need help throughout your course. It's important to contact academic staff as soon as possible if you have any questions about your course content, progress or reduced study load options.
To arrange an appointment see the Staff Contacts tab in Blackboard Learn(opens in a new tab) .
We are committed to providing you with the most appropriate support for your needs.
Accessibility and Learning Support helps students with disabilities, medical conditions, and mental health conditions achieve their educational and career goals.
For all enquiries regarding commencements, training plans, apprentice travel, training contract variations and completions.
Provide general information about our services and facilities, including assistance with course information, enrolments, payments and withdrawals.
Central Regional TAFE offers a variety of courses to international students through TAFE International WA, which provide industry-focused training and study pathways, no matter where you are at with your skills development.
Studying can be full-on, especially if you have not done it before or are out of practice. If you need help with studying, completing assignments or organisation, our Student Support Services team are here. All students can access learning support, including help with:
- Assignments and writing essays
- Finding reliable resources and referencing
- Study skills
- Organisation and time management skills
- Technical Support
For more information on learning support, visit:
Read Write Now
Do you want to improve your reading, writing, maths or basic computer skills?
The Read Write Now program offers free one-on-one help from trained volunteer tutors who teach according to individual circumstances and needs.
You will meet with your tutor for about an hour and a half each week in a public venue or online.
The Read Write Now program is for adults aged 18 years and over. Adults from overseas need to be permanent residents of Australia with reasonable spoken English.
For more information on Read Write Now, visit:
Need career advice, help with your resume, or tips on how to nail your job interview? Our Jobs and Skills Centres on campus are here to help.
At Central Regional TAFE, we want to support and engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in our local communities to achieve their full potential.
Whatever your goals are, we want to help you get there. Enrol with us to open the door to exciting career opportunities and an empowered future.
We recognise and celebrate the diversity of our students, including those of diverse sexualities and genders.
Our staff are committed to creating classrooms where everyone feels welcome and supported. We take student voices seriously and actively challenge behaviours that undermine inclusion.
If you feel unsafe, harassed, or discriminated against, we encourage you to speak up. You can share your concerns or lodge a complaint easily through our Feedback Form.
Helpful contacts and resources
National Services
- Transcend Australia (opens in a new tab) - a support network for families of trans and gender-diverse children.
- QLife (opens in a new tab) (1800 184 527) - a national peer support and referral service for LGBTQIA+ people.
- PFLAG+ Australia (opens in a new tab) - offers support and advocacy for parents and families of LGBTQIA+ individuals.
- The Gender Centre (opens in a new tab) - provides support services, accommodation, and education for trans and gender-diverse people.
WA Services
- TransFolk of WA (opens in a new tab) - a community-led organisation offering peer support and advocacy for trans and gender-diverse people.
- Freedom Centre (opens in a new tab) - a safe space for LGBTQIA+ young people to connect and access information.
- Living Proud WA (opens in a new tab) - a support service providing mental health support and resources for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
- Youth Pride Network (opens in a new tab) - a youth-led organization advocating for LGBTQIA+ rights and support.
The Central Regional TAFE Library and Bookshop services offer students a huge range of physical and online resources to support you on your study journey.
All the information you need about our Student Support Services team.
Mental health and wellbeing are just as important as physical health. All the information you need to get back on track.
Before you begin your journey with us, there are a few things you need to know. Here are some useful links.
- Informed choices - helps you take into account the essential skills, knowledge and critical aspects of assessment of a course or qualification.
- Application and enrolment key dates
- Unique Student Identifier (USI)
- Recognition of prior learning and experience
- Fees and payment options
- What our qualifications and study modes mean
Once you are enrolled, you'll find even more information on our Current Students page.
Central Regional TAFE is dedicated to supporting students. We have provided information that may assist you. Please contact the support service directly for further information.