TAFE NSW Cobar staff are settling into their new modern surrounds with Cobar’s Connected Learning Centre building in Bourke Street now open to the public. The learning spaces can be configured in multiple ways to accommodate a range of different class subjects and sizes and is the first of TAFE’s Connected Learning Centres to also include a workshop. Pictured above is new staff member Anita Atuau (Education Support Officer) with TAFE Services Coordinator Claudine Griffiths.
Cobar’s new state-of-the-art TAFE NSW Connected Learning Centre (CLC) will now also include a new multi-trades workshop. Nationals Upper House MP Sam Farraway said the investment in this first-class education facility is a major win for Cobar and shows how the NSW Government is delivering for the region. “I can […]
When Joel Crawford first became a stu-dent at TAFE NSW, little did he know that within a decade he would be using the skills he learnt there to teach the automo-tive workers of the future. The 31-year-old is both a light vehicle me-chanic and an auto electrician, having achieved Certificate […]
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