The New South Wales government has signed a new five-year free TAFE agreement worth $560 million agreement with the Commonwealth, locking in around 160,000 fee-free training places across the state from 2027. The agreement, signed by Federal Skills and Training Minister Andrew Giles and NSW Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education Minister Steve Whan, is the first to be finalised since the passage of the Free TAFE Act and is designed to make fee-free…
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