Donna Davis MP, State Member for Parramatta has announced TAFE NSW local 
enrolments are now open, supporting new opportunities for locals to gain skills in 
construction, information technology, and manufacturing.

Donna Davis said, “We’ve seen massive growth in Sydney’s Greater West over the 
last five years across key industries, with the region’s construction sector growing by 
10,700 workers alone.” 

“TAFE NSW is the top training body in our state, and qualifications from TAFE NSW 
are a game changer for school leavers, job seekers, people looking to upskill and 
those wanting to start new businesses and careers.”

“The Minns Government is dedicated to rebuilding TAFE NSW – starting by 
supporting locals to take up training opportunities at their local campuses.”

 
“We’ve seen massive growth in demand across key industries, now is the time for 
locals to seize opportunities, with TAFE NSW delivering in demand skills training 
through courses in Joinery, Cyber Security, and Cabinet Making.”

Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education Tim Crakanthorp said the Minns 
Government was committed to helping every person in New South Wales build the 
skills they need in the modern economy. 

“TAFE NSW has hundreds of courses to choose from across a range of modern 
industries to help you gain a nationally recognised qualification in your area of 
interest,” Minister Crakanthorp said. 

“With Semester 2 about to commence, there’s never been a better time to discover 
the range of opportunities at your local TAFE NSW campus. This includes the 
different study options to suit your needs, such as online and face-to-face study.”

TAFE NSW Lidcombe features a building trades training centre, a design 
exhibition centre, and upholstery and furniture finishing training facilities.