Support to help you build skills and create opportunities
At Central Regional TAFE, students are building skills, changing direction, starting careers and creating new opportunities across regional Western Australia.
Scholarships can help make that journey more accessible by reducing financial barriers and providing support while you focus on your training.
Through the support of industry, community and government partners, scholarship opportunities help students develop skills, build confidence and take the next step towards employment, further study or career progression.
Whether you're beginning your first qualification, undertaking a pre-apprenticeship, changing careers or advancing your skills, a scholarship can help you achieve your goals and create new opportunities for the future.
Scholarship Opportunities
Scholarship opportunities vary throughout the year and may be available across different study areas, campuses, industries and student groups.
Depending on the scholarship, funding may assist with course fees, learning resources, study materials, tools and equipment, travel, accommodation and other study-related costs.
Beyond financial assistance, scholarships can help students build skills, gain confidence and create opportunities for future employment, further study and career progression.
Explore the opportunities below to learn more about eligibility requirements, application processes and important dates.
Women in Trades Scholarships support female students pursuing careers in trade and apprenticeship pathways where women have traditionally been underrepresented.
These scholarships help remove barriers to participation while encouraging students to explore rewarding career opportunities across a diverse range of industries.
By supporting women to build skills and confidence in trade occupations, the scholarship contributes to greater workforce participation and helps create stronger pathways into employment and career progression across regional Western Australia.
Mitsui E&P Australia is offering several $1,000 scholarships to eligible Central Regional TAFE students enrolled full-time in STEM-related qualifications at the Geraldton campus.
These scholarships support students developing skills across science, technology, engineering and mathematics-related training areas, helping students build confidence and prepare for future opportunities across regional industries.
Eligible programs may include:
- Electrical Pre-Apprenticeships
- Engineering and trade-related programs
- Industrial Skills
- Nursing
- Resource and Infrastructure programs
- Information Technology
- Work Preparation
- Literacy and Numeracy
- Sustainability and Environmental studies
Successful applicants will receive financial assistance that may be used towards course fees, books, study resources and, where applicable, accommodation expenses.
By supporting students during their training journey, the scholarship helps build confidence and creates opportunities for graduates to contribute to regional industries and communities.
Applicants are encouraged to learn more about Mitsui E&P Australia and the contribution they make to the region.
In partnership with Western Power, Central Regional TAFE offers $800 scholarships to eligible full-time students enrolled in the Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) Pre-Apprenticeship.
This scholarship supports students undertaking practical training in the electrotechnology industry and helps reduce some of the costs associated with study.
Scholarship funds are applied to course fees in the first instance. Any remaining funds may be used towards future training, resource fees or other study-related expenses.
By supporting students as they develop industry-ready skills, the scholarship helps create pathways into apprenticeships and employment opportunities.
Students are encouraged to learn more about Western Power and the important role they play in supporting regional communities and workforce development.
Larsen Jewellery is offering a $3,000 Design Scholarship to support students who are passionate about pursuing or furthering a career in jewellery, jewellery design, design or visual arts.
Applicants must demonstrate an interest and passion for jewellery, design or visual arts and be accepted, enrolled or in the process of applying for a relevant course or program at an Australian TAFE or university.
Applications must include:
- Full name and contact details
- Whether the applicant is entering the industry for the first time or continuing their studies
- A statement of up to 500 words outlining their interest in jewellery, design or visual arts
- Their intended institution and course name
Applications close: 30 November 2026
Successful applicants notified: 14 December 2026
Terms and conditions apply. Visit the Larsen Jewellery website for further information.
More than financial support
A scholarship is more than funding.
It is an investment in your potential and recognition of your commitment to learning. Scholarships help students build skills, gain confidence and create opportunities that can lead to employment, further training and long-term career success.
Through partnerships with industry and community organisations, Central Regional TAFE is helping students take the next step towards achieving their goals and contributing to their local communities.
Sponsorship and Partnership Opportunities
Industry and community partnerships play an important role in supporting student success at Central Regional TAFE.
Through scholarships, sponsorships, mentoring, work placements, awards and workforce initiatives, partners help students access opportunities and build the skills needed across regional Western Australia.
These partnerships also help employers and organisations connect with emerging talent, support future workforce development and contribute to the success of students in their communities.
Partner with us
Organisations interested in supporting scholarships, student awards or workforce development initiatives are encouraged to contact Central Regional TAFE.
Partnerships may support student scholarships, award sponsorship, industry recognition, work placement opportunities or initiatives that help students gain skills and confidence for the future.
Phone: 1800 672 700
Email: enquiries@crtafe.wa.edu.au
Our partners in student success
Central Regional TAFE proudly acknowledges the organisations that support students through scholarships, sponsorships and award programs.
Their investment helps remove barriers to study, recognise achievement and create opportunities for students across regional Western Australia. It also strengthens connections between training, employment and industry.
Thank you to all our amazing scholarship sponsors
Frequently asked questions
Eligibility varies between scholarship programs.
Some scholarships focus on specific industries, study areas, campuses, regions or personal circumstances. Students should review the eligibility criteria before applying.
Each scholarship has its own application process and eligibility requirements.
Applications generally require supporting information about your study plans, career goals or personal circumstances. Details will be included with each scholarship opportunity when applications are open.
The online application form can be found within each scholarship listing.
You can also apply directly using the scholarship application form.
Students should prepare any supporting evidence before beginning their application and follow the instructions provided in the online form.
Please note that only one application form is required to apply for multiple scholarships. Students must meet the eligibility requirements of each scholarship to be considered.
Scholarships are generally not loans and do not usually need to be repaid.
Any conditions associated with a scholarship will be outlined in the scholarship guidelines.
Yes. Industry partners play an important role in supporting student success.
Organisations may support scholarships, sponsor award categories, provide work placement opportunities or contribute to initiatives that strengthen regional workforce pathways.
Businesses and organisations interested in supporting scholarships are encouraged to contact Central Regional TAFE.
Central Regional TAFE manages scholarship programs in accordance with its Scholarship Policy and Procedure.
The policy outlines eligibility requirements, scholarship administration, assessment processes and governance arrangements.
Need help applying?
Applying for a scholarship is an investment in your future. If you have questions about eligibility, supporting evidence or the application process, our team is here to help.
Phone: 1800 672 700
Email: scholarships@crtafe.wa.edu.au