North Coast Institute of TAFE

The North Coast Institute of TAFE is set on the New South Wales north coast, with a large student population of approximately 50,000. It has 16 different campus locations, stretching from Forster in the south to Kingscliff, near the Queensland border.

The North Coast Institute operates a number of Centres of Excellence. The Djigay Aboriginal Education Centre is at Kempsey Campus, while the National Fishing Industry Education Centre (Natfish) and the Horse Industry Training Centre are located at Trenyar Campus. Each centre offers programs that have been developed in consultation with industry and meet industry competency standards.

The natural beauty of the region, coupled with a climate that encourages outdoor activities, makes the north coast an attractive location in which to live and study, while the North Coast Institute's student support services ensure students learn in a sociable and supportive environment.

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TAFE NSW Institutes (Technical and Further Education)

Hunter Institute Illawarra Institute New England Institute North Coast Institute Northern Sydney Institute Riverina Institute South Western Sydney Institute Sydney Institute Western Institute Western Sydney Institute OTEN

TAFEnow

North Coast TAFE, created TAFEnow in 2012 to enable students to study whenever and wherever.

Quick facts

Tag line= Your education, whenever, wherever^[1]
Established= 2012 (TAFE status 1928)^[2]
Type= Public
Institute Director = Elizabeth McGregor
City= Port Macquarie
State= New South Wales
Country= Australia
Students= over 50,000^[3]
Campus= Urban
Affiliations= Charles Sturt University, Nationally Recognized Training, The University of Newcastle, Australia, Southern Cross University,
Website= www.tafenow.com.au

Part of this heritage comes from the six proud indigenous communities – the Bundjalung, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr, Dunghutti, Biripi and Worimi – who share their country with us.

↑ "TAFEnow Tag line". TAFEnow. Retrieved 2016-05-10.
↑ "About - TAFEnow". Retrieved 10 May 2016.
↑ "2013 Annual Report". North Coast TAFE. Retrieved 10 May 2016.

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