Scholarships

If you’re studying a health qualification, subsidies from NSW Health are available to assist with fees, technology, travel and other associated costs.

BDCU offers a 2025 scholarship to academically driven TAFE NSW students from the Southern Highlands & Tablelands facing hardship, aiding with study costs.

The NSW Department of Communities and Justice offers scholarships to students enrolled in education or training in 2025 who are a social housing client or live in out-of-home care.

If you’re a female or non-binary individual who has enrolled in TAFE NSW’s Certificate III Food Processing and Micro Brewing, you are eligible for the Young Henrys Support Package.

Residents of rural areas studying a Diploma of Nursing are invited to apply for this $5,000 travel incentive to help cover costs to attend their course.

The Rural Allied Health Assistant Scholarship helps individuals from rural areas to complete an Allied Health Assistant or Pharmacy Assistant qualification.

The program awards $1,500 to successful applicants who have completed at least one year at a recognised tertiary provider and will continue studying in 2025.

Larsen Jewellery offer this scholarship of $3,000, to cover the tuition fees of one individual studying jewellery design at TAFE or University.