The Aboriginal Access Centre aims to lead prospective Aboriginal students from unemployment to vocational education and training to meaningful employment. This can improve the social, emotional, physical and economic wellbeing of all Aboriginal people.
The ACC provides students with services such as case management, tutorial assistance and e-learning resources from more than a dozen TAFE SA metro and regional campuses.
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The Aboriginal Access Centre aims to lead prospective Aboriginal students from unemployment to vocational education and training to meaningful employment. This can improve the social, emotional, physical and economic wellbeing of all Aboriginal people.
The ACC provides students with services such as case management, tutorial assistance and e-learning resources from more than a dozen TAFE SA metro and regional campuses.- wpcf-address:
Freecall: 1800 882 661
Contact:
Sandra Hanson
Aboriginal Access Centre
08 8207 8459
Aboriginal Access Centre LocationsThere are more than 50 TAFE SA campuses in Adelaide metro and regional South Australia.
Aboriginal Access centres can be found on the following campuses:
Adelaide City: 8207 8430
Berri: 8541 3822
Ceduna: 8628 7053
Coober Pedy: 8678 9006
Gawler: 8522 3330
Kadina: 8821 0400
Mount Gambier: 8735 1576
Murray Bridge: 8535 6588
Nepabunna: 8648 3709
Noarlunga: 8207 3132
Port Adelaide: 8303 2639
Port Augusta: 8646 9954
Port Lincoln: 8628 7053
Port Pirie: 8638 4295
Salisbury: 8207 9817
Scotdesco: 8625 6194
Whyalla: 8648 8839
Yalata: 8625 6247- wpcf-website:
- http://www.tafesa.edu.au/services/aboriginal-support.aspx
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