An 8-week online course run by TAFE NSW to help skilled and overseas qualified professionals build resumes, interview techniques and workplace communication skills. Starts 24 February 2026 with sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Tuesday 24 February 2026
to Thursday 30 April 2026
9:30am - 3:00pm
Online
Free
The Skilled Migrant Employment Program is an online course designed to help skilled migrants navigate the Australian job market with confidence. Tailored for busy parents balancing family life and career ambitions, this practical program from TAFE NSW focuses on resume development, interview preparation and workplace communication. It is ideal for those wanting a structured, supportive pathway to internships and employment in Australia.
Participants can expect a friendly, practical learning environment that emphasizes real-world job seeking strategies and Australian workplace culture. The course covers core topics that make a real difference to employment outcomes and is delivered online for family-friendly access.
- Australian workplace culture and exposure through internships
- Written language skills for resumes, cover letters and applications
- Interview techniques and telephoning skills for job seeking
- Guest speaker insights and practical communication practice
Sessions balance instruction and hands-on practice so attendees leave with tangible job-ready materials and increased confidence. Parents will especially appreciate the daytime timetable and the ability to attend from home while managing school routines and childcare arrangements.
This is an 8-week program running twice weekly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, starting 24 February 2026 and finishing 30 April 2026. Each day runs from 9:30 to 15:00, providing concentrated blocks of learning suitable for adults returning to work or updating skills.
The course is delivered online via MS Teams and is organised by TAFE NSW, with opportunities for internship exposure and guest speakers from industry. It is practical, hands-on and designed to produce job-ready documents such as resumes and application letters.
Course content is suitable for skilled and overseas qualified professionals seeking to adapt to the Australian workplace; the format supports parents who need flexibility and clear, actionable outcomes that help with job seeking and career progression.
The program is online, so you can join from home in Strathfield or anywhere with a reliable internet connection. Online delivery via MS Teams makes it easy to juggle school drop-offs and pick-ups while attending interactive sessions.
If you need support accessing the online platform, TAFE NSW provides guidance and the course coordinators can advise on basic setup; this makes the program accessible even to those who are less confident with technology. The registration form and flyer provide further access details and technical instructions.
Being an online course also means no travel time and more predictable scheduling for parents, which helps with meal times, school schedules and family routines while pursuing important career steps.
Spaces are limited and the course requires registration; ensure you complete the online form to secure your place. The program is intended for skilled migrants and overseas qualified professionals and includes practical components such as resume writing and interview practice.
Please note that the course is run by TAFE NSW and attendees may receive resources or links to further support; parents should check time commitments and plan for the full session times of 9:30 to 15:00 on scheduled days. Materials and any pre-course requirements will be communicated after registration.
If you have accessibility needs or require additional support, contact TAFE NSW ahead of the course start so arrangements can be made; this helps ensure full participation while managing family responsibilities.
The course is free to attend and registration is required via the online form provided by TAFE NSW. Fill out the registration at the form link to reserve your spot and to receive further course materials and MS Teams access details.
Parents should review the course dates (24 February to 30 April 2026) and the twice-weekly schedule to ensure they can commit to sessions; planning childcare or adjusting work hours ahead of time will help make the most of the program. The TAFE organiser manages enrolment and will confirm your place once you register.
For more information, consult the SMEP flyer or contact the organisers through the registration link; keep an eye on emails after registering for any updates, pre-course tasks or technical instructions to join the online sessions.
