North Coast Institute of TAFE

TAFE NSW The North Coast Institute (NCI) now forms part of TAFE NSW, the largest training and education provider in Australia. NCI has a student population of approximately 50, 000. NCI and all TAFE NSW Institutes were united as one 'TAFE NSW' in an ongoing process starting in 2017. NCI training was delivered on-site in the workplace as well as the former Institute's 16 colleges at Ballina, Casino, Coffs Harbour Education Campus, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Great Lakes, Kempsey, Kingscliff, Lismore, Macksville, Maclean, Murwillumbah, Port Macquarie, Taree, Wachope and Wollongbar.

Courses

Accounting and Finance
Agriculture, Aquaculture and Horticulture
Allied Health and Life Sciences
Animal Sciences and Equine
Automotive
Aviation
Building and Construction Trades
Business
Child and Family Services
Community Services
Design
Education, Training and Assessment
Electrotechnology
Fashion, Clothing and Textiles
Fine and Visual Arts
Hair and Beauty
Health, Aged Care and Nursing
Hospitality and Commercial Cookery
Information Technology
Laboratory and Food Sciences
Language and Culture
Library, Cultural and Information Services
Management
Manufacturing, Fabrication and Welding
Marine
Marketing
Massage, Sport and Fitness
Music and Sound Production
Natural Resource Management
Real Estate
Resources and Infrastructure
Retail and Logistics
Screen, Media and Web
Tourism, Events and Aviation
Workplace Compliance, Health and Safety

Campuses

References

External links

TAFE NSW Official Website

TAFEnow

North Coast TAFE, created TAFEnow in 2012 to enable students to study whenever and wherever.

Quick facts

Tag line = Your education, whenever, wherever
Established= 2012 (TAFE status 1928)
Type= Public
Institute Director = Elizabeth McGregor
City= Port Macquarie
State= New South Wales
Country= Australia
Students= over 50,000
Campus= Urban
Affiliations= Charles Sturt University, Nationally Recognized Training, University of Newcastle, Australia, Southern Cross University,

Part of this heritage comes from the six proud indigenous communities – the Bundjalung, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr, Dunghutti, Biripi and Worimi – who share their country with us.

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