Definition of TAFE in English:

TAFE

abbreviationteɪf

Australian

Technical and Further Education, a system of tertiary education offering courses mainly in technical and vocational subjects.
TAFE provides hands-on learning that really boosts confidence
Example sentencesExamples
- The next stage, from school to work or university or TAFE, is also critical.
- I love that I had the chance to study at university and TAFE at the same time.
- The shop has great discounts for University and TAFE students.
- Many courses make use of classrooms, laboratories, kitchens, art studios and libraries of high schools or TAFE campuses.
- TAFE's focus varies, thus, from the university honours program.
- We loved the result so we did a TAFE course on bonsai.
- Often a number of students in a writing workshop at TAFE level have attended workshop-style classes before.
- What are you going to do when you finish the TAFE course?
- We're now hoping this will become part of the TAFE curriculum.
- The TAFE courses on offer are very elementary courses.

nounteɪf

Australian

A college offering courses in technical and vocational subjects.
more than half of Australia's universities and TAFEs use this software
Example sentencesExamples
- Having taught in TAFEs, community colleges and universities and enjoyed all three, I don't see the distinction between training and educating as amounting to much.
- There will be an information session at Lismore TAFE.
- Enrolment in a local TAFE to continue a subject not offered in the new school is an example of assistance that may be provided.
- Are you employed by a university or TAFE?
- Once in the TAFEs or Universities they would seek their own funding - scholarships, loans or saving.
- Wollongbar TAFE's garden will be open for viewing this Sunday.
- Less than half the $27.5 million fee windfall would be returned to TAFEs to cover increased operating costs.
- Universities and TAFEs use similar strategies to court links with industry and commerce.
- The Government's lack of support for local TAFEs is appalling.
- The TAFEs would have a clear role - they would provide the tertiary training dedicated to enhancing employment and earning capacity.

单词	TAFE
释义	Definition of TAFE in English: TAFE abbreviationteɪf Australian Technical and Further Education, a system of tertiary education offering courses mainly in technical and vocational subjects. TAFE provides hands-on learning that really boosts confidence Example sentencesExamples The next stage, from school to work or university or TAFE, is also critical. I love that I had the chance to study at university and TAFE at the same time. The shop has great discounts for University and TAFE students. Many courses make use of classrooms, laboratories, kitchens, art studios and libraries of high schools or TAFE campuses. TAFE's focus varies, thus, from the university honours program. We loved the result so we did a TAFE course on bonsai. Often a number of students in a writing workshop at TAFE level have attended workshop-style classes before. What are you going to do when you finish the TAFE course? We're now hoping this will become part of the TAFE curriculum. The TAFE courses on offer are very elementary courses. nounteɪf Australian A college offering courses in technical and vocational subjects. more than half of Australia's universities and TAFEs use this software Example sentencesExamples Having taught in TAFEs, community colleges and universities and enjoyed all three, I don't see the distinction between training and educating as amounting to much. There will be an information session at Lismore TAFE. Enrolment in a local TAFE to continue a subject not offered in the new school is an example of assistance that may be provided. Are you employed by a university or TAFE? Once in the TAFEs or Universities they would seek their own funding - scholarships, loans or saving. Wollongbar TAFE's garden will be open for viewing this Sunday. Less than half the $27.5 million fee windfall would be returned to TAFEs to cover increased operating costs. Universities and TAFEs use similar strategies to court links with industry and commerce. The Government's lack of support for local TAFEs is appalling. The TAFEs would have a clear role - they would provide the tertiary training dedicated to enhancing employment and earning capacity.
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