Course and career advisers can give you information and talk through the options before you decide to enrol in a course.
Career Services
Career Services located across the state have friendly staff to advise you on training and employment. They look at what you can do, what you have done and what you would like to do. They can also make suggestions for further training and help you find the right course.
Skills and Employment Infoline
For help with anything on this website or who you should be talking with, our Infoline team members are happy talking with you and suggesting a plan of action.
Call the Skills and Employment Infoline on 1800 506 266.
Training Providers and Registered Training Organisations
Training providers offer information about their training courses. Many training organisations also hold open days or have stands at career expos, which gives you a chance to chat with course providers. Contact your training provider or visit their website to see what services they offer to potential students.
To search for a Training Provider and courses see choose your career and find a training course.
TAFE SA
TAFE SA is the largest training provider offering many courses at campuses across the state. TAFE Student Services Counsellors can help you choose the right course. They can also give you free and confidential advice on career pathways, fees and financial assistance, help with learning and disability support.
To search for a TAFE SA course in your area visit TAFE SA.
Read more about TAFE SA counselling services or call 1800 882 661.
Universities
Universities offer information and career advice to current or potential students.
See Flinders University, University of South Australia and University of Adelaide or course finder.
Australian Apprenticeships Centres
Australian Apprenticeships Centres (AACs) put employers in touch with people who want to start an apprenticeship or traineeship. They give information to apprentices, trainees and employers on everything to do with training as part of an apprenticeship or traineeship.
Visit Australian Apprenticeships Centres to search for your nearest centre. Make an appointment to talk with one of their staff.
Centrelink and jobactive
If you’re unemployed, Centrelink may refer you to a jobactive provider who can talk to you about your existing skills, job prospects and training options.
Call Centrelink’s Employment Services on 13 28 50.