Why study at Tauondi Aboriginal College?

Tauondi Aboriginal College offers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people the opportunity to study a wide range of courses designed to support them to acquire the skills and qualifications needed to gain employment and assist in the development of their communities.

All courses are developed collaboratively with individuals from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, and employer and industries.

Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have voiced the need for future generations to experience better employment prospects and have more autonomy over social, economic and political decision-making.

The staff at Tauondi Aboriginal College are committed to the principles of access and equity for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Tauondi Aboriginal College offers a variety of styles to suit the needs of our various prospective students (Aboriginal job seekers, Aboriginal workers, Aboriginal trainees and Aboriginal Community members).

 

Tauondi Onsite Course

  • is accredited training courses at the Port Adelaide Campus, and
  • is full-time or part-time courses

Tauondi Offsite Course

  • is accredited training courses at off-campus sites in South Australia (often in partnership with other organisations in the regions),
  • is skill sets or short programs, and
  • is designed and structured in consultation with partnering organisations or employers to meet local needs.

Tauondi Traineeship Course

  • is accredited training courses (often at the AQF Certificate III level or above),
  • is run under the traineeship contract, and
  • is designed and structured in consultation with partnering organisations or employers to meet employers’ needs.

Tauondi Skills Development Course

  • is accredited training courses (often at the AQF Certificate III level or above),
  • is incorporated as a part of professional development plan supported by your employers,
  • is designed and structured in consultation with students and employers, and
  • is the combination of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Gap Training

Tauondi Non-Accredited Program

  • is non-accredited training program,
  • is often designed and structured to meet immediate needs by Aboriginal Community and/or employer, and
  • is short programs with focus on practical skills (no assessment).