The Lifelong Learning Information service can help you find information about learning and studying as an adult in Tasmania.

Whether you want to learn a new hobby, re-engage with formal learning or change careers, we can help you find information to get you started. 

To access the Lifelong Learning Information service, contact your local library or call 1800 808 303.

The library and archives services delivered through 45 public libraries, the State Library of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Archives include services and programs to help you explore Tasmania’s history, and learn for pleasure, work, study and everyday life.

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Libraries Tasmania

You can access books, films, articles and much more on the Libraries Tasmania website.

Come into your local library to:

  • borrow books, magazines and DVDs
  • get help with reading, writing and maths or digital skills
  • use the internet
  • join in programs and events
  • meet or study with others or find a quiet space.

Engage with the State Library and Tasmanian Archives to:

  • research your family history
  • engage with Tasmania’s past
  • see an exhibition
  • uncover something new.

Find more information on the Libraries Tasmania website, or at your local library.

Learning

  1. School terms and holidays
  2. Find your local school
  3. Enrolling in school
  4. Early years learning
  5. Primary school to year 12
  6. Career pathways for students
  7. Attending school
  8. Supporting student need
  9. Learning programs and centres
    1. Sustainability Learning Centre
    2. Field Study Centres
    3. Swimming and Water Safety Program
    4. Trade Training Centres
    5. Lifelong Learning
  10. Aboriginal Education Services
  11. LGBTIQA+ equality in Tasmanian government schools
  12. LGBTIQA+ Equality and Inclusion in Education
  13. International students studying in Tasmanian Government schools
  14. Awards and scholarships for students
  15. For schools and educators
  16. Regional Partnerships