South Metropolitan TAFE's Mandurah campus will offer hair and beauty training in 2022.
The $5.5 million project will be fully funded by the McGowan Government, and will be included in the Mid-year Review in December.
Hair and beauty training will be incorporated into the existing $9.17 million hospitality and tourism training centre project.
Co-locating the training areas means locals can enjoy an affordable meal at the training restaurant and then treat themselves to a low-cost massage or manicure while supporting student learning in a simulated environment.
“This training facility will support the development of a highly skilled local workforce and support local industry throughout its construction," Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery said.
“This investment will ensure the Peel community has access to the very best learning environment.”
Planning and design at the Mandurah campus is underway with construction expected to start in July 2021.
The project is expected to be completed for Semester 2, 2022.
State Government forms advisory group to help protect Rockingham's little penguins
Extended trading hours in Mandurah over Christmas
City of Kwinana receives $17m funding for recquatic centre upgrade, city centre redevelopment
Two Mandurah schools achieve exceptional results in 2024 NAPLAN tests
Cold case podcast to examine historic Mandurah murder
Shire of Murray receives Tidy Towns award
Rat poison found in public dog water bowl at Cooloongup park
Mandurah Basketball Association calls for more indoor courts at MARC
Australia Day celebrations banned at two Mandurah bars