GippsTAFE:
Business Studies Enrolment Day!

Giving prospective students the opportunity to discuss career paths with the GippsTAFE teachers

By Eimear McNelis - 2nd December 2002 - Back to News

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Join the Information Highway by taking up a Business Studies and Information Technology course at GippsTAFE!

GippsTAFE will be holding an enrolment day for 2003 Business Studies courses on Tuesday 10th December from 2pm-7pm.

The enrolment day will be held at GippsTAFE’s Business Studies Department at the newly refurbished Yallourn Campus.

The enrolment day will give prospective students the opportunity to discuss career paths with the Business Studies teachers and to enrol in courses at both the Yallourn and Morwell campuses.

At GippsTAFE you can make a career in business or computing by studying courses such as Business Accounting, Information Technology, Office, Legal, Retail and Frontline Management, Workplace Training and Management and Human Resources.

For more information on GippsTAFE’s Business Courses or the enrolment day, please contact GippsTAFE’s Business Studies Department on 5127 0277.

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