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Fee Free and Low Fee Courses

You can make it here

The skills you need for the future may be more affordable than you think.

Fee Free and Low Fee courses can help you build in-demand skills, explore new career opportunities and gain industry-recognised training at a reduced cost. Whether you're entering the workforce, changing careers or taking the next step in your learning journey, there are flexible training options available across a range of priority industries.

Explore the opportunities below and discover where training could take you.

Fee free courses

Save up to 100% on course fees* in priority industries.

Fee free training is available for courses in priority industry areas like advanced manufacturing, building and construction, clean energy and essential care services to help build WA’s skilled workforce.  

*Some eligibility criteria apply for free training and other fees apply for free qualifications. 

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Low fee courses

Take advantage of low fee* courses reduced by half or more - some by up to 72%.

There’s also an annual fee cap of $400 for jobseekers, youth up to 25 and concession holders, and $1,200 for all other students. 

*Other fees may apply for some qualifications. 

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Job Ready skill sets

Get job ready fast. 

Free* Job Ready skill sets are the perfect solution to get into a short course and into a job. Job Ready skill sets are a great pathway to get new skills, plus the units you complete will count towards a full qualification, if you choose to continue studying. 

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Before you apply

Funding, eligibility requirements, fee caps and course availability may vary depending on the course and your individual circumstances.

For the latest information, including eligibility criteria, funding arrangements and frequently asked questions, visit the Jobs and Skills WA website.

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Find a course that works for you

Once you've found a course that suits your goals, we're here to help you understand the next steps.

Some courses require you to apply through TAFE Admissions, while others allow you to enrol directly with Central Regional TAFE. Many campuses also offer rolling enrolments, meaning you may be able to start at different times throughout the year.

The best way to understand what applies to you is to visit the individual course page. You'll find information about eligibility, availability and the next steps to get started.

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