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1. Adelaide School of Woodwork - Parafield Gardens
· 0 reviews
10/5-7 Victoria Dr, Parafield Gardens SA 5107, Australia
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2. Skills Australia Institute (RTO:52010) - Adelaide College - Adelaide
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· 25 reviews
Level 1, 50 Grenfell Street Zurich House, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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C. Sica: Very good school life in skills Australia institute , good teacher I met here , very patient to help my all assignments, even I don’t really understand, they will try other easy way to let me know . Thank you to give me an amazing 2 years study experience for me .
Susmita Magar: I graduated from skills and it was really great. I had a best experience. Thank you all. More thanks to chef Juan.
Aarat Shah: I recently completed my Advanced Diploma in Telecommunications Engineering at Skills Australia Institute, Adelaide Campus. The trainers, Amit Kumar and Shilpa Sood, were exceptionally knowledgeable and supportive throughout the course. They made complex topics easy to understand and were always willing to provide extra help when needed.The Student Services Team and management were also fantastic, providing excellent support and ensuring a smooth learning experience. From enrollment to graduation, their dedication and professionalism were evident.I highly recommend Skills Australia Institute to anyone looking to further their education in telecommunications engineering. Thank you for a wonderful experience!👍👍😊😊
Arjun Thapaliya: It was excellent studying with them
MIKHAIL ROBERT TUAZON MANLAPAZ (MIKHAIL): The professors are great and reliable especially when it comes to assessments
Shehan Randil BADDE LIYANAGE DON: Was good and learn a lot about automotiveSpecial thank goes to the trainer KEN and also wanna thank the student services.
Uriel Juárez: Nice school to help you grow and learn different skills if you’re interested in developing in the hospitality industryHad the opportunity to work with great professors that guided me throughout my course
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3. TAFE SA - Tonsley
· 40 reviews
1284 South Rd, Tonsley SA 5042, Australia
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TAFE SA’s Tonsley campus provides nearly 45,000m2 of world-class, energy efficient, trade training infrastructure for the $4.5 billion South Australian building and construction industry. Tonsley brings together all the building trades under one roof, enabling students to learn and work together as they’ll be required to do in the industry.
The TAFE SA building at Tonsley has been designed to be a learning tool in itself. All of the building’s services – electrical, plumbing, communication, air-conditioning, gas, waste systems – are exposed, so students get an insight into how the building works. Within this structure, the Tonsley campus is host to a suite of specialist facilities.
The building services installation rig – a four-storey structure for training in in-ground and vertical installation of services such as plumbing, electrical and air-conditioning
The Renewable Energy Centre of Excellence – training and technologies for the renewable, sustainable and demand-side energy management industry
The Onshore Petroleum Centre of Excellence (OPCE) – a fully immersive simulated oil and gas production environment for technical training. It allows training in oil and gas operations, including safety, sustainable operational principles and maintenance activities, without expensive fly-in, fly-out arrangements for workers
Library facilities are provided through the Adelaide City campus. There is also an online TAFE SA Library.
For general information on public transport in Adelaide, visit the Adelaide Metro website.
Parking on the campus is free, with no special permits required. Disabled parking is available. Time restrictions apply in some areas of the car park.
Instructional videos are provided for students to familiarise themselves with emergency procedures.
TAFE SA’s Tonsley campus provides nearly 45,000m2 of world-class, energy efficient, trade training infrastructure for the $4.5 billion South Australian building and construction industry. Tonsley brings together all the building trades under one roof, enabling students to learn and work together as they’ll be required to do in the industry.
The TAFE SA building at Tonsley has been designed to be a learning tool in itself. All of the building’s services – electrical, plumbing, communication, air-conditioning, gas, waste systems – are exposed, so students get an insight into how the building works. Within this structure, the Tonsley campus is host to a suite of specialist facilities.
The building services installation rig – a four-storey structure for training in in-ground and vertical installation of services such as plumbing, electrical and air-conditioning
The Renewable Energy Centre of Excellence – training and technologies for the renewable, sustainable and demand-side energy management industry
The Onshore Petroleum Centre of Excellence (OPCE) – a fully immersive simulated oil and gas production environment for technical training. It allows training in oil and gas operations, including safety, sustainable operational principles and maintenance activities, without expensive fly-in, fly-out arrangements for workers
Library facilities are provided through the Adelaide City campus. There is also an online TAFE SA Library.
For general information on public transport in Adelaide, visit the Adelaide Metro website.
Parking on the campus is free, with no special permits required. Disabled parking is available. Time restrictions apply in some areas of the car park.
Instructional videos are provided for students to familiarise themselves with emergency procedures.
Lemurian Moon Gypsy: Central air-conditioning should be fixed blow's hot when it's hot & cold when it's cold mostly in the drawing room
Brayden C: Studied my Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design back in 2019 i think, Traveled from Murray Bridge everyday, Lecturers were absolutely fantastic during my whole experience and super supportive! but for the new kids today, what they say about degrees in art is disappointingly true... art isn't a secure career, unless your GOOD & to be good, there's a lot of competition to have to weigh in above - brutal truth. Honestly you don't need to blow $10k on a diploma to get a job either, all the certificate does is gets you in the door and shows you know a little "about this and that" then your portfolio gets you the job - you don't really end up that far ahead of the average joe on the street with Photoshop learning from YouTube in the end & there's plenty of impressive freelances on Fiver with more skill then you & me with no schooling... I finished my Diploma and ended up being successful working in Disability!! what a change up! - recently this year in 2023 i completed my first semester at the University of Adelaide studying architecture & have since pulled out as my eye is now on electrical through Tafe in Tonsley! - the course is free at the moment under the government and careers in electrical are basically guaranteed - what im saying out of all this is kids, focus on what is actually IN and HIRING like madness, workout what one your half interested in and make the deal, don't get to caught up on passion, passion doesn't always pay the bills.... its the hard reality & there are more millionaire tradies in Australia then collage degrees... sorry
michael short: Fantastic performance , very different from what I've seen before , realy opened my eyes to something new
Colin Chapman: Well laid out with good signage
Xia: Drippp so hard Im a puddle
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4. Skill Hire - Norwood - Norwood
· 26 reviews
74 Fullarton Rd, Norwood SA 5067, Australia
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Gary Blum: Very good/understanding people
CHERYL WEEN: I registered for work here today with Robert. He was very nice and personable. He arranged a job for me, starting on Monday 😀
MPS Welding Services: Easy going guys no mucking around. Do recommend
Emmah Davidson: I believe Skill Hire is one of the best hospitality recruitment service in Adelaide. In particular I must commend Heidi Punch as I have found her approachable and friendly nature to be what sets my experience with Skill Hire above other companies. Heidi is professional and reliable and does a wonderful job of looking after staff and genuinely seems to have their best interest at heart. I highly recommend Skill Hire to job seekers and hospitality venues alike.
kyle skinner: Extremely helpful when I was looking for a new workplace, great for when I want afew extra hours of work. Their hospitality division is always keen to help and find work that suits the individual.
alana puaitti: Skill hire has been apsolutely amazing with me I couldn't thank matt and his team enough.they are always so friendly and welcoming if I ever have an issue I feel like I can just grab my mobile and give them a quick buzz amazing team to work for.
Heidi Punch: Excellent, friendly team!
mathew pritchard: Brilliant- hassle free recruitment
Tom Moore: on numerous occasions for our recruitment needs. Each time I end up thankful of their ability to take full control leaving me to work on other business concerns and still provide me with the exact candidates I am requiring. Cheers guys!!
