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Mobile TAFE units to train next generation in Victoria

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  • Two mobile training units will bring practical courses to First Nations learners in Gippsland and north-west Victoria. A $2.46 million federal investment is funding the project, which is expected to support 600 learners each year.
  • The units will be fitted with training simulators, computers and off-grid power, and are expected to be operational by 2028. They will travel to at least 17 regional and remote communities, offering courses in energy, construction, agriculture and land management.
  • Federal Skills and Training Minister Andrew Giles said the units would help build local workforces without learners needing to travel to city centres.
Mobile TAFE units to train next generation in Victoria
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