Information Sessions, Workshops & Webinars

Whitehouse Fashion Photography Workshop Photography in Focus

Whitehouse opens its Melbourne studios for a one-day immersion in fashion photography, for creatives who want to see how an editorial image really comes to life.

This workshop is designed for emerging photographers, stylists, and content creators ready to explore image-making through light, composition, and storytelling.

Saturday 22 November from 9.00am to 4.00pm

Whitehouse Institute of Design, 672 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

Visit: Basics of Studio Lighting and Fashion Photography - Melbourne Campus

Tickets available at: Tickets for Basics of Studio Lighting and Fashion Photography - Melbourne Campus

Information Evening

An exclusive chance for Year 12 students to explore hospitality, tourism and events degrees, meet and network with industry leaders, hear from students and alumni, and discover application pathways and support services to kick-start their global careers.

Thursday, 20 November 2025 from 5.00pm to 6.30pm - Hotel School Melbourne

Hospitality Essentials for School Leavers

Are you ready to explore the exciting world of hospitality? Hospitality Essentials is a hands-on 3-day short course designed for school leavers who want to build confidence, learn essential skills and get a foot in the door. Across these three practical and interactive days, students will earn nationally accredited certifications in Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) and Safe Food Handling—key qualifications for working in cafés, restaurants, bars, and events. Students will also develop real-world experience in coffee making and barista service, learning how to prepare espresso-based drinks and operate commercial coffee machines.

Find out more regarding the cost and dates the course is running at Hospitality Essentials for School Leavers | Chisholm TAFE.

Certificate II in Engineering Studies

Gain skills to enter the engineering and manufacturing sector. The Certificate II in Engineering Studies is a pre-apprenticeship and can prepare students for many roles. These include production worker/assembler, welder's assistant, machining assistant or maintenance assistant. It can also help students get an apprenticeship by positioning them as a candidate who is dedicated and prepared for the role.

Find out more at Certificate II In Engineering Studies | Chisholm TAFE.