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8.45% of all new cars sold in Australia are EVs.
21.9% of all new cars sold in the ACT are EVs.
180,000 EVs are now on Australian roads.
Source: Australian EV Industry Recap 2023
Established under the landmark National Skills Agreement, the CIT EV TCoE is dedicated to delivering innovative, world-class training to rapidly scale Australia’s EV capability and develop a skilled workforce ready to meet future demands.
As a leader in the delivery of EV skills training, CIT is uniquely positioned to respond to the growing demands of industry. Building on our established partnerships, facilities and course offerings, the CIT EV TCoE will address key qualification and skills gaps and grow the number of skilled workers required to service light and heavy electric vehicles across the nation.
The establishment of the CIT EV TCoE is supported by a substantial $27.3 million investment from both the Federal and ACT Governments. This includes:
Through strategic partnerships with the automotive industry, Jobs and Skills Councils, universities, and the National TAFE Networks, we will develop and disseminate leading practice, develop new and innovative models of training, and enrich students’ learning experiences through an applied research program, supporting growth in the EV industry.
By leveraging our location in Canberra, the nation’s capital and a leading Asia Pacific centre for EV adoption and renewable energy solutions, the CIT EV TCoE will strengthen our position as a national leader in the design and delivery of EV skills training as we continue to lead the way in producing skilled graduates equipped to meet the demands of Australia’s future energy workforce.
Join us in shaping the future of Australia’s EV industry. Find out how you can engage with the CIT EV TAFE Centre of Excellence work program by completing the enquiry form below or contacting us at electricvehiclecentreofexcellence@cit.edu.au.
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