Alliances
At GippsTAFE, we believe that the TAFE sector offers potential students a huge host of benefits. High quality training, expert staff, industry standard facilities, nationally recognised qualifications and a focus on practical career skills all contribute to a dynamic learning environment designed for student success.
In the Gippsland region, the Institute has partnered a number of other TAFE Institutes who share our commitment to the TAFE difference - quality training, higher education opportunities and real employment outcomes. These alliances enable us to provide the local community, business and industry with even better solutions for skills development.
By working together, we can reduce the duplication of services, maximise our resources and capitalise our strengths. This approach results in sharing staff expertise, skills, knowledge, resources, facilities and technological infrastructure, leading to more opportunities for students.
Southern and Coastal TAFE Alliance

Central and East Gippsland Regional TAFE Alliance
The Central and East Gippsland Regional TAFE Alliance is a partnership between GippsTAFE and East Gippsland Institute of TAFE. Formed in 2007, the Alliance provides the framework for the collaboration between the two 'neighbour' Institutes for the provision of services throughout the Central and East Gippsland regions.
A major focus of this collaboration is the TAFE Work Safety Centre.
The TAFE Work Safety Centre combines the capacity and experience of GippsTAFE and East Gippsland TAFE, to provide a higher and more flexible level of service that meets the needs of industry. The TAFE Work Safety Centre specialises in delivering high quality training and assessment services in construction and safety, including Perform High Risk Work licenses, throughout Gippsland and beyond.
South and West Gippsland Regional TAFE Alliance
The South and West Gippsland Regional TAFE Alliance is a partnership between GippsTAFE and Goulburn Ovens TAFE (GO TAFE). The Alliance was formed in 2008 as both parties recognised that the communities, industry and enterprises of the broader South and West Gippsland regions would be better serviced by a cooperative approach to the provision of educational and training services.