Access all of your South Regional TAFE online study tools in the links below.
Please also take the time to explore the helpful instructions for getting yourself set up as a new student logging in for the first time, some handy guides to the key portals you will use as a student, and some guidance about how to make the most out of being an online student.
Learner Questionnaire
Help us continue to develop quality training options by completing this short Learner Questionnaire.
The questionnaire will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and is open to all current and past South Regional TAFE students.
Your feedback is important to us!
Managing your (Microsoft 365) student account
Account Information
Your TAFE account details are:
- Username: Your Student ID
- Default Password: tafewaddmmyyyy (ddmmyyyy refers to your date of birth, e.g. tafewa25121999)
- NOTE: If you were an SRT student or VETdSS student in the past, this default password will not work for you. If you cannot remember your previous password, please contact Albany or Bunbury Campus Libraries for a password reset.
- Email Address: StudentID@tafe.wa.edu.au
Your account:
- is automatically provisioned the day after you enrol
- provides access to on-campus computers, Wi-Fi, Office 365, One Drive, Blackboard and Library Research Resources listed below
- is provided on the basis of the Computer resources conditions of use.
Action
Once your account is provisioned, log on to Office 365(opens in a new tab) (opens in a new tab) and add your authentication phone and email details as prompted (you can also check or update your authentication choices(opens in a new tab) (opens in a new tab) ).
Setting a new password
- Must be a minimum of 14 characters
- Can be any combination of letters, numbers or symbols
- Cannot be a password you have already used
- Password expiry: Every 6 months
Tip – use words or phrases you are going to remember.
Example password – canbeapassphrasewithoutnumbers
Your new password will now apply to all SR TAFE systems, eg Microsoft 365, Student Portal and Blackboard.
What's next?
Once you have changed your password, you will be prompted to download the Microsoft Authenticator application to a working smartphone and set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
From 29 July 2024, it is mandatory to install the Microsoft Authenticator app on your mobile device to enable mandatory Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
MFA adds an important layer of security that will protect your SR TAFE account from being compromised or hacked.
- The Microsoft Authenticator App is available for iOS Apple and Android devices.
- We recommend you set it up using a smartphone and computer.
- You will need this to maintain your access to SR TAFE online systems like Microsoft 365, Student Portal and Blackboard.
To guide you through the MFA set up process, please watch this video.
Recover your Microsoft account:
If you need help:
Account and password support is coordinated by Library staff at our two largest campuses:
- Albany campus: phone 6371 3888 or email library.albany@srtafe.wa.edu.au (Great Southern)
- Bunbury campus: phone 6371 3174 or email library@srtafe.wa.edu.au (South West)
Office 365
Login to Office 365(opens in a new tab)
Access your student email, Microsoft Home Office suite of applications including OneDrive.
More information about Office 365(opens in a new tab)
Student Portal
Login to Student Portal(opens in a new tab)
Once your Office 365 is set up you will be able to login to the Student Portal to access everything you need to manage your studies.
Blackboard
Login to Blackboard(opens in a new tab)
South Regional TAFE uses Blackboard as its online learning platform.
More information about Blackboard(opens in a new tab)
Other systems
If you need access, please contact your lecturer.
How to connect to Wi-Fi on campus
Free wireless internet is available at all SRTAFE campuses for students in accordance with the Conditions of Use. The connection details are:
- Wireless network (SSID): SRT Guest
- Password: w1r3l3ss
Please note that due to ongoing network changes, these details for wifi setup are temporary.
Students should check back regularly for updates.
How to study well online
- Online study tips – Getting started, staying motivated and engaging with your course.
- Learning Resource Centre – Access to the latest digital and print resources. Professional staff can help with research support.