Federal funding to expand clean energy training at TasTAFE
The Federal Government is investing $2.6 million to upgrade clean energy training facilities at TasTAFE's Alanvale Campus, expanding access for Tasmanians seeking skills in the sector.
$2.6 million federal investment to upgrade clean energy training facilities at TasTAFE's Alanvale Campus.
How will the $2.6 million TasTAFE investment affect clean energy training for Tasmanian tradies?
Electricians and HVAC technicians in Tasmania may benefit from expanded local training pathways in clean energy, potentially easing skills shortages in the trade.
Key takeaways
- Federal Government is investing $2.6 million into TasTAFE's Alanvale Campus for clean energy training.
- The funding aims to expand access to clean energy skills training for Tasmanians.
- Electricians and HVAC tradies are most likely to benefit from the upgraded facilities.
- The investment could help address skilled labour shortages in Tasmania's clean energy sector.
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