News

The 2010 Geraldton Iron Ore Alliance Community Careers and Training Expo is going to be held at the Durack Institute of Technology Fitzgerald St Campus on Thursday 5th August from 9am to 4pm.

Term 3 Short and Lifestyle course enrolments are now open!

Durack Institute of Technology have partnered with the Geraldton and Surrounding Districts Police Force for the second year in a row to facilitate skills recognition in the Advanced Diploma of Management qualification.

DIT and Midwest Regional Council are collaborating to develop resources in an online mode to enable the provision of Certificate IV in Frontline Management training to employees of the seven combined Shires within the Midwest Regional Council.

Durack Institute of Technology students are collaborating to develop a short film titled “It’s About Us”.

Regional tertiary education students are benefiting from the opportunities to study locally through the Durack Institute of Technology Scholarship program.

Midwest Shires have taken up the opportunity to participate in the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) Program.

Over the past 3 years the local crayfishing industry has been experiencing changes that have impacted heavily on workers of the industry. DIT has identified the changes and is coordinating a successful training program for the industry workers.

Enrol Now for Term 2 Short and Lifestyle Courses!

Friday night the 19th of March Durack Institute of Technology celebrated the achievements of students and staff at the 2010 Graduation and Awards evening.

The Durack Institute of Technology is excited to announce a new partnership with Rio Tinto in the form of the ‘Rio Tinto Aboriginal Scholarship Program.’

Apply Now for a 2010 DIT Scholarship!

On Friday 5th February Minister for Energy; Training and Workforce Development Hon. Peter Collier officially re named Central West TAFE as Durack Institute of Technology.

Central West TAFE will be closed from 18th December 2009 until 11th January 2010.

Apprentices have been given the opportunity by a local business to train in the basics of scaffolding in the real work environment.