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TAFE Colleges and Campus Locations TAFE colleges and campus locations Current TAFE college Campus Former State Training Provider North Metropolitan TAFE East Perth Central Institute of Technology North Metropolitan TAFE Leederville Central Institute of Technology North Metropolitan TAFE Mount Lawley Central Institute of Technology North Metropolitan TAFE Oral Health Centre (Nedlands) Central Institute of Technology North Metropolitan TAFE Perth (Northbridge) Central Institute of Technology North Metropolitan TAFE Joondalup, including McLarty West Coast Institute Campus and Automotive Training (Injune Way) North Metropolitan TAFE Trades Training Centre (Clarkson) West Coast Institute North Metropolitan TAFE Balga Polytechnic West North Metropolitan TAFE Midland Polytechnic West South Metropolitan TAFE ACEPT Challenger Institute of Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Fremantle (Maritime), including Challenger Institute of Beaconsfield and E-Tech Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Henderson Challenger Institute of Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Kwinana, including Kwinana Auto Challenger Institute of and Kwinana Centre Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Murdoch Challenger Institute of Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Peel (Mandurah) Challenger Institute of Technology South Metropolitan TAFE Rockingham Challenger Institute of Technology South Metropolitan TAFE AeroSpace Training Centre Polytechnic West (Jandakot) South Metropolitan TAFE Armadale Polytechnic West South Metropolitan TAFE Bentley Polytechnic West South Metropolitan TAFE Carlisle Polytechnic West South Metropolitan TAFE Thornlie Polytechnic West Current TAFE college Campus Former State Training Provider Central Regional TAFE Geraldton, including Batavia Durack Institute of Coast Maritime Institute and Technology Technology Park Campus Central Regional TAFE Carnarvon Durack Institute of Technology Central Regional TAFE Exmouth Durack Institute of Technology Central Regional TAFE Wiluna Durack Institute of Technology Central Regional TAFE Merredin CY O’Connor Institute Central Regional TAFE Moora CY O’Connor Institute Central Regional TAFE Northam CY O’Connor Institute Central Regional TAFE Kalgoorlie Goldfields Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Narrogin CY O’Connor Institute South Regional TAFE Esperance Goldfields Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Albany Great Southern Institute South Regional TAFE Denmark Great Southern Institute South Regional TAFE Katanning Great Southern Institute South Regional TAFE Mt Barker Great Southern Institute South Regional TAFE Bunbury South West Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Busselton South West Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Collie South West Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Harvey South West Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Manjimup South West Institute of Technology South Regional TAFE Margaret River South West Institute of Technology North Regional TAFE Broome Kimberley Training Institute North Regional TAFE Derby Kimberley Training Institute North Regional TAFE Fitzroy Crossing Kimberley Training Institute 2 Current TAFE college Campus Former State Training Provider North Regional TAFE Halls Creek Kimberley Training Institute North Regional TAFE Kununurra Kimberley Training Institute North Regional TAFE Wyndham Kimberley Training Institute North Regional TAFE Karratha Pilbara Institute North Regional TAFE Newman Pilbara Institute North Regional TAFE Pundulmurra (Hedland) Pilbara Institute North Regional TAFE Minurmarghali Mia (Roebourne) Pilbara Institute North Regional TAFE Tom Price Pilbara Institute 3 If you would like to know more, contact us in one of the following ways. North Metropolitan TAFE T: 1300 300 822 E: [email protected] W: northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au South Metropolitan TAFE T: 1800 001 001 E: [email protected] W: southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au North Regional TAFE T: 1300 996 573 E: [email protected] W: northregionaltafe.wa.edu.au Central Regional TAFE T: 1800 672 700 E: [email protected] W: centralregionaltafe.wa.edu.au South Regional TAFE T: 1800 621 445 E: [email protected] W: southregionaltafe.wa.edu.au January 2017 4 .
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