About the TAFE campaign
The ‘You can make it here’ campaign features TAFE students who are making the most of fee free and low fee TAFE courses and getting ‘on the job’ experience working on major projects across Western Australia – from building affordable housing to powering renewable energy infrastructure and manufacturing defence patrol vessels as well as helping people when they need it most in our State’s child care centres, aged care facilities and hospitals.
How you can help with these resources
Help Western Australians discover exciting career pathways in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, building and construction and essential care services through fee free and low fee TAFE courses.
This page contains ready-to-share campaign materials including video, social media, press and radio content, short news article, posters, flyers, and digital materials.
Use these tools to inspire your networks, share the message, and show your community that in WA – you can make it here.
Here’s how you can help:
- Pin it up – Display posters and flyers in your schools, offices, worksites, training centres or community spaces.
- Send it out – Feature campaign content in your newsletters and email updates.
- Share it wide – Share videos and social tiles across your social media and digital channels.
- Pass it on – Share the campaign toolkit with your staff and industry contacts.
Campaign materials
Videos
Social media tiles and captions
Digital
Posters
Flyer
Press
Short news article
Audio
Aboriginal campaign materials
Campaign videos – 30 seconds
Use these video links to share with your community. Visit the YouTube playlist to see the complete collection of campaign videos.
Campaign videos – 15 seconds
Use these video links to share with your community. Visit the YouTube playlist to see the complete collection of campaign videos.
Social media tiles
Download Clean Energy – Electrician social media tile
Download Advanced Manufacturing – Metal Fabricator social media tile
Download Building and Construction – Draftsperson social media tile
Download Care Services – Child Care Worker social media tile
Download Care Services – Community Worker social media tile
Download Care Services – Enrolled Nurse social media tile
Download You can make it here social media tile
Social media captions
Cut and paste the below social media caption to accompany the social media tiles featuring building and construction, advanced manufacturing and clean energy.
Big things are happening in WA 💥
With TAFE’s fee free and low fee courses, you can get the right skills to get a good job.
These courses are designed to get you job-ready, help shape the future of WA and earn big. ✅
With exciting careers in building and construction, advanced manufacturing and clean energy, there's a pathway for everyone.
👉 Get into in-demand industries with TAFE’s fee free and low fee courses at tafe.wa.edu.au
Cut and paste the below social media caption to accompany the social media tile featuring the care services.
At TAFE, you can get skills that matter to start a meaningful career sooner. 💼
TAFE’s fee free and low fee essential care courses can help you land a rewarding job in enrolled nursing, aged care, community services, childcare, and more.
Work with young kids or older adults, supporting communities or individuals. Your care and compassion can be someone’s reason to smile. 😊
Your future starts here.
👉 Visit tafe.wa.edu.au to find fee free and low fee TAFE courses.
Campaign digital materials
Download You can make it here digital web banner 1024 x 300px
Download You can make it here screensaver
Posters
Download You can make it here – Care poster
Download You can make it here – Construction poster
Flyer
Download You can make it here – A4 flyer
Press
Download Care Services – Aged Carer press
Download Care Services – Enrolled Nurse press
Download Building and Construction – Draftsperson press
Download Clean Energy – Electrician press
Short news article
Cut and paste the below news article and share on your channels.
‘You can make it here’ fee free and low fee TAFE campaign
The WA Government has launched a bold new advertising campaign, ‘You can make it here’, highlighting a number of fee free and low fee TAFE courses available in priority industries such as construction, manufacturing and care.
Aimed at inspiring young Western Australians, the campaign positions TAFE as a pathway to exciting and high-impact careers, from building affordable housing, to powering renewable energy, manufacturing defence patrol vessels and helping people when they need it most through roles in enrolled nursing, child care, aged care, and community work.
Coinciding with the Semester 1 2026 enrolment period, the campaign features TAFE students training for roles on major WA projects, showing how TAFE can lead to meaningful work that shapes the future of our state.
To support the campaign, the TAFE WA website has been redesigned for easier navigation and now includes expanded information on priority industries like clean energy and advanced manufacturing, plus details on over 250 fee free or low fee courses.
Explore your options at tafe.wa.edu.au or contact your local TAFE, or Jobs and Skills Centre on 13 64 64.
Audio files
Aboriginal campaign materials
The campaign includes tailored messaging developed in partnership with Aboriginal peoples, highlighting the contributions of students, cultures, and the strength of community leadership.
Video
Use these video link to share with your community. Visit the YouTube playlist to see the complete collection of campaign videos.
Social media tiles
Download You can lead the way – Electrician social media tile
Download You can lead the way – Enrolled Nurse social media tile
Download You can lead the way – Community Worker social media tile
Download You can lead the way social media tile
Copyright
- Material is intended for your general use and information.
- You are free to use and distribute the material.
- Do not edit or change the material in any way.
Contact
If you have any questions about the campaign or toolkit, please email: Communications.marketing@dtwd.wa.gov.au
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