Katherine campus

The Katherine campus is located 16km north of Katherine and 300 km south of Darwin. The campus is located in a rapidly developing mining, agricultural, horticultural and tourist region and is well served by road, with at least three buses a day arriving from the north and south. As well as studying at the Katherine campus, students gain hands-on experience in rural studies at Mataranka Station, a 77,000 hectare commercial cattle station.

The campus focuses on agricultural training for Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses, Australian Apprenticeships and traineeships in agriculture. Programs include the nationally-accredited Agriculture & Rural Production VET / TAFE Training Packages. Two-to-five day workshops in rural production skill areas including welding, vehicle maintenance, operating tractors, ride-ons and 4WD driving are also offered by the Katherine campus.

Residential facilities are available to students studying at the campus see information on accommodation.

Katherine campus

Town Centre Office

Our Katherine Centre offers VET courses in a range of areas, including business, computing, community services (including disability and aged care) and childcare.

User-pays classes are also run throughout the year on topics such as power point; create your own web page; basic and advanced levels of word processing; databases; and spreadsheets. These classes are held over two or three days.

Latest news

7 June 2010 - Hay day for Katherine students at Fred’s Pass 
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