As a student at TAFE SA, you will need to use computers and technology throughout your studies. You have access to a range of tools and services that can help you in your coursework, and lots of support is available to help you use this technology.
You will need access to a computer during your studies. You can access the TAFE SA online environment by either:
A basic level of computer skills is helpful, but don't worry if you need support. You can get help at all stages of your study.
To access online learning and support services at TAFE SA you will need one or more of the following devices:
You can use your own portable devices, including laptops, tablets and mobile phones, while on campus by connecting to the TAFE SA Wi-Fi and accessing key systems through MyTAFE SA.
For students who don’t have access to a computer or the internet at home, desktop computers are available for use at the Student Hubs and Libraries at most TAFE SA campuses. Laptops are available for loan for on-campus use at Adelaide, Regency, Tonsley and Mount Gambier using the Lapsafes.
The specific skills and knowledge of computers you will need may depend on the qualification you are studying, and the amount of online and independent content required of you.
When commencing a vocational course at TAFE SA, you will need to be familiar with some basic functions of computers, such as:
If you do not yet have the computer skills required for the course you are studying, support is available:
It’s really important that you setup your TAFE SA account prior to commencing your course. To set up your account follow these 3 simple steps:
Your password must meet the following requirements:
If you experience problems, or just need help getting started, you can get help from: