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Hospitality, Cookery and Tourism

The diverse hospitality and tourism industry offers fantastic opportunities for graduates with strong practical and business management skills.

TAFE International Western Australia provides a range of courses in hospitality management, commercial cookery, patisserie, event management, and travel and tourism.

You will be amazed at the career choices available to you in this dynamic industry

People in cooking attire cooking food
Lecturer Ben Tan stands towards the camera with a big smile. He's wearing a light brown business shirt with his name badge on his right chest above branding that says "Saltbush Restaurant." On the left side of his shirt, it reads "South Metropolitan" with the "TAFE WA" logo. Sitting on a bench behind him are two plunger coffee pots in stainless steel. There's a brown panelled wall that fills the backdrop.
Ben
Country
Singapore
Campus
Bentley

I completed my studies in July 2010 and almost instantly found employment within the industry. In 2020 I started working at SM TAFE as an events management lecturer at the Bentley, Fremantle and Mandurah campuses, teaching a variety of units across events, hospitality management, food and beverage and first aid.

TIWA student Josh from Taiwan smiling
Jia-Shian (Josh)
Country
Taiwan
Campus
Bentley

Studying at TAFE is a great life experience in lots of different ways. In a practical sense, you are learning from the best and really equip yourself for future challenges. There are also great opportunities in WA – not only for work but also lifestyle and affordability.

Philippines student John at TAFE kitchen training facility
John Kenneth Ceracas
Country
Philippines
Campus
Bentley

I have chosen TAFE International WA because it is well-known to students like me for fostering engagement, productivity, and ambitions. In addition, it has a reputation in Australia for maintaining best practice and leadership among its students.

Brazilian student Ananda at WA Training Awards ceremony
Ananda
Country
Brazil
Campus
Joondalup (Kendrew Crescent)

When I came to Australia to live I didn’t have strong English skills so I couldn’t speak well and I couldn’t understand anyone. I worked in a café as a barista. I watched the chef in the kitchen and he was happy to show me how a kitchen worked. It was from then that I really found my love for the kitchen.

Last updated on July 27, 2024