At the TTC, the needs of our member organisations are at the heart of everything we do. Our goal is to make professional development simpler, more effective and more cost-efficient for your organisation.
Membership is open to any organisation, and your support funds our work — ensuring we can continue to deliver high-quality training that builds capability across the Tasmanian public sector and more broadly.
Membership inclusions
Exclusive access
Membership provides your organisation with access to a unique network of training providers and specially design programs focused on developing the capability of the Tasmanian public sector workforce.
Discounted training
Employees of member organisations receive a 25 per cent discount on all of our training courses, with further discounts available for group bookings of five or more people.
Tailored training solutions
Need a tailored solution? Members can access our trainer network for your in-house training needs. Whether it’s one of our existing courses, a customised program designed specifically for your team, or if you are just looking for some advice, we’ll work with you and our training partners to find a solution that fits. Learn more
Regular updates
Key contacts within your organisation receive monthly updates directly from the TTC Manager, including the latest training news, new course announcements, practical resources and promotional materials to help drive a strong culture of learning within your workplace.
Pilot programs
Through our co-design approach, members have the opportunity to pilot new programs at no cost and provide feedback, helping us shape and refine training before it is released more broadly.
Complimentary development opportunities
In addition to our structured training offerings, we also provide a range of complimentary professional development opportunities throughout the year. This includes special learning programs delivered during initiatives such as Adult Learners Week and National Volunteer Week, giving your workforce additional opportunities to build capability at no extra cost.
How to join
If you are interested in becoming a member, email us at TTC@dpac.tas.gov.au to schedule a time to discuss your learning and development priorities. Understanding your organisation's goals helps us ensure your membership delivers the greatest value.
Current members
Tasmanian State Service
- Audit Tasmania
- Building Tasmania
- Department for Education, Children and Young People
- Department of Health
- Department of Justice
- Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania
- Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management
- Department of Premier and Cabinet
- Department of Treasury and Finance
- Integrity Commission of Tasmania
- Homes Tasmania
- Government House
- Macquarie Point Development Corporation
- Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority
- Environment Protection Authority
- The Public Trustee
- Parliament House
Local Government
- Break O'Day Council
- Brighton Council
- Burnie Council
- Central Coast Council
- Central Highlands Council
- Circular Head Council
- Clarence City Council
- Derwent Valley Council
- Devonport City
- Dorset Council
- Flinders Council
- George Town Council
- Glamorgan Spring Bay Council
- Glenorchy Council (City of Glenorchy)
- Hobart City Council (City of Hobart)
- Huon Valley Council
- Kentish Council
- Kingborough Council
- King Island Council
- Latrobe Council
- Launceston Council (City of Launceston)
- Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT)
- Meander Valley Council
- Northern Midlands Council
- Sorell Council
- Southern Midlands Council
- Tasman Council
- Waratah-Wynyard Council
- West Coast Council
- West Tamar Council
Government Businesses
- Aurora Energy
- TasNetworks
- TasPorts
- TasTAFE
Australian Public Service
- Australian Antarctic Division
Private Organisations
- KordaMentha