Find important course info
Often, many requests for course information around pre-requisites, English levels, available courses, work placement/experience and price can be found on the TIWA website.
- Load the TIWA website TAFE courses page either directly, or through the main site navigation.
- Find the course your student is interested in. For the example today, we will use MEM60122 Advanced Diploma of Engineering. Click on the course.
- Under Quick links, click the menu item identified below:
- From here, you are able to:
- Download digital versions of TIWA publications
- Access translated TAFE flyers
- Order print materials via AscentOne
- Download toolkits for specific campaigns
Direct link to promo page
Admission requirements
Under Career opportunities, there is a dropdown titled "Admission requirements". This gives you the information you need around English and Academic pre-requisites. In the case of this example, it doesn't allow for direct entry and would require the student to complete a prior course.
Intakes and campuses
Scroll further, and you will see the intakes and campuses the course is available at. If a desired course intake or campus isn't listed, then the course is not available for delivery at that location or intake.
Current fees
Opening the dropdown box for any of these campuses displays the expected price for tuition fees (to cover training), resource fees (consumables), and material fees (items that extend beyond the life of your course).
Note that these fees are for the course length listed under "Duration" below. Many students study multuple courses, and this would require their total fees to be calculated against each course in their intended Study pathway.
Study pathway
Under study pathway we can see how a student can typically progress in their course. In the example below:
- A student can enter at the Diploma level if they have Year 12 equivalent academics.
- Otherwise lower level academics may require a Certificate III entry before continuing into the Diploma.
- As there is no arrow from Year 10/11 or Year 12 into a course, that means there is no direct entry into the Advanced diploma. A student has to come through one of the two entry points earlier in the Study pathway.
