TAFE, training and universities sector

Log in to the Skills Victoria Training System (SVTS) to upload monthly training activity data, access guidance materials, receive department communications and submit an enquiry.

Training packages, purchasing guides, data collection, audits and governance.

Information about the Adult, Community and Further Education Board and the Learn Local sector including grants, funding, resources and events.

Victoria’s TAFEs are established under the Education and Training Reform Act 2006.

Making it easier for TAFEs to navigate funding and approval processes, procurement requirements and the delivery of infrastructure projects.

Industry profiles, market trends and feedback from employers on training quality.

Contracts between the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions and TAFE and training providers for the delivery of government-subsidised training under the Skills First program.

A set of reforms to ensure Victoria's training and TAFE system delivers high quality training that leads to real jobs.

Supports training providers to plan their program delivery. It reports the level of program delivery required to meet skills needs in each region and across Victoria.

The Victorian Skills Authority was established by the Victorian Government in July 2021 in direct response to the recommendations of the Skills for Victoria’s Growing Economy Review.

This package supports Victorian universities to help thousands of Victorians to stay at work and contribute to the state’s economic recovery.

A partnership model between the Victorian Government and 10 universities.

Victoria's public universities are formed under their own Acts. The Minister for Skills and TAFE administers the acts that establish the universities, their governing bodies and accountability.

Explore a range of support programs that make education and training more accessible and inclusive.

Training for the clean economy – the Victorian TAFE Network prospectus 2024