To make an informed choice about the suitability of a course, you must consider the essential skills and knowledge, in addition to the critical aspects of assessment of that course.
Please review the Is this course right for me? information you can find on many of our course pages and think about whether you might experience challenges in meeting the student expectations and inherent requirements.
Some of our courses have more specific Informed choices information to give you the full details about the demands/requirements that you are likely to face in completing that course.
What to do if you find a course is not right for you?
- If you think you might experience challenges related to a disability or mental health condition, you should discuss your concerns with the Head of Programs, or Principal Lecturer, or contact our Student Support Services team.
- If you have made an informed choice that this is not the right pathway for you, please consider another qualification at SM TAFE.
Read the WA Government's plan to improve opportunities and outcomes for all West Australians in all areas of life...
You can also see details of SM TAFE's commitment to providing opportunities for under-represented groups to access training, with a focus on driving access and inclusion for all levels of ability, and removing barriers to access and inclusion in a vocational training environment.