Please read the following terms and conditions that govern your enrolment with North Metropolitan TAFE.
The Student Code of Conduct defines what is required of students with regard to student academic integrity and personal behaviour, what...
Please read the following terms and conditions that govern your enrolment with North Metropolitan TAFE.
The Student Code of Conduct defines what is required of students with regard to student academic integrity and personal behaviour, what...
11 October 2022
A group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students started their engineering journey in our free Koomba Birdal Program last week.
The program runs three days a week for 10 weeks at our Midland campus and will see students graduate with...
Please complete this form to register your interest to study a skill set at North Metropolitan TAFE.
You may be required to provide evidence of study and/or work history. If you have previously studied at North Metropolitan TAFE we can use your previous studies to support your...
Career advancement happens by design.
Create the future you want. Select the course you need to set the progress and direction of your career.
You could increase your overall value, gain a broader skill base, maximise your earning potential and gain more job...
We understand. You’re looking for someone who can hit the ground running, someone who has the initiative to get on with it, and someone who has a pretty clear idea about what you’re asking.
Each year we train thirty thousand students, across all walks of life, all keen to make their...
North Metropolitan TAFE is a vocationally oriented adult learning environment.
It prepares you for employment in your career of choice and must, out of necessity, provide a mature age learning environment to responsibly prepare you for the workforce.
At the same time, our...
As part of the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s (ACSC) commitment to providing guidance and support to industry and government in strengthening their cyber security posture, ACSC has released a series of tools and resources related to the Essential Eight:
Cyber Toolbox. Essential...A range of full qualifications will be FEE FREE (resource fees may apply) and Job Ready Skill Sets are fully FEE FREE!
The WA Government's continued funding of the FEE FREE initiative will support the successful reskilling and upskilling of Western Australians for work...
13 September 2021
New requirements have been introduced for residential aged care workers, including students on work placement
The Commonwealth Department of Health and the Western Australian Department of Health have advised that it will be mandatory for residential aged...
Healthcare students preparing for work placement are eligible to access vaccinations under Phase 1b of the vaccination program. Go to VaccinateWA and complete the registration and consent process.
When you come to the eligibility questions you should choose the following:
Once you have chosen these options (and any other eligibility criteria that might apply to you) the system will advise you are eligible and will give you the option to book in for an appointment.
GP clinics are now providing some vaccines, and appointments for these can also be booked through the Australian Government's Vaccine Clinic Finder(opens in a new tab) .
We will keep you updated with any changes or advice via email, Blackboard(opens in a new tab) and/or teaching departments as soon as information becomes available.
We know you may have questions or concerns, feel free to contact us at enquiry@nmtafe.wa.edu.au
Your lecturers will also discuss this requirement with you in classes over the next couple of weeks.
Updated guidelines can be found on the Australian Government's Mandatory COVID-19 vaccination in residential aged care(opens in a new tab) web page and the wa.gov.au(opens in a new tab) website.
The definition of a student on placement is:
“A person who is a student and is on a placement at a residential aged care facility as a formal part of their education.”
That is, do the new guidelines apply to students in these settings?
Answer: The current guidelines apply to students on work placement in residential aged care facilities.
At this stage, academic staff are not required to be vaccinated to supervise students on work placement in residential aged care facilities.
A student on a work placement at a residential aged care facility must produce evidence, in the form approved by the Chief Health Officer, that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 if:
Please contact enquiry@nmtafe.wa.edu.au or speak to your lecturer.
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