South Metropolitan TAFE Kwinana Campus, located in Western Australia, is a hub for individuals seeking to engage or re-engage with learning and skills development, particularly in the automotive industry. Co-located with Gilmore College, this campus offers specialized training in automotive air conditioning, equipped with purpose-built rigs for practical learning. With a strong emphasis on career pathways in the automotive sector, students benefit from a modern indoor workshop and access to library services remotely. The campus was established through collaborative efforts with stakeholders such as the Automotive Industry, Gilmore College, the Town of Kwinana, and the Kwinana Industries Council.
As part of South Metropolitan TAFE, the Kwinana Campus is committed to creating futures for individuals through a diverse range of over 300 qualifications, from foundation courses to apprenticeships and diplomas. With major campuses across Perth and partnerships extending to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America, South Metropolitan TAFE aims to provide quality education and training globally. The campus prides itself on acknowledging and respecting the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Whadjuk and Gnaala Karla peoples, while fostering a rich and diverse culture within the college and the broader community.
South Metropolitan TAFE Kwinana Campus is led by a dedicated Governing Council, including prominent figures such as Elizabeth Carr AM, Deborah Hamblin, Julian Coyne, and other accomplished professionals from various industries. With a focus on innovation, leadership, and community engagement, the campus aims to prepare students for successful careers in the automotive servicing industry and beyond. Through a history of mergers and reforms within the TAFE sector, South Metropolitan TAFE continues to evolve, offering cutting-edge training programs and opportunities for individuals to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
