Your Student ID Card is central to accessing services and facilities while you are a student at TAFE SA. You will use the same Student ID Card throughout your time at TAFE SA. Make sure you carry your Student ID Card whenever you are on campus.
You can use your Student ID Card across all TAFE SA Campuses for the following:
All of the above features and access will be active when you receive your card.
Your Student ID Card is your identification as a TAFE SA Student and will show your:
You will be able to order your card on the day you complete your registration. You can either elect to collect your card from a campus listed or have it posted to you. If you have difficulty using the CaptureME system, please visit the Student Hub at your local TAFE SA Campus for assistance.
Once your photo is verified and approved you will receive an email notifying you that your card will be printed and ready for collection or posted.
If you elect to have your card posted, it will be sent to the preferred mailing address recorded in the system. Please ensure your details are up to date before ordering your card.
Upload Your ID Card Photo
STEP 1. Upload your own photo and approved ID via CaptureMe
Log in to the CaptureME website.
STEP 2. You will receive an email from CaptureMe
Your email will confirm the status of your Student ID card request. Status updates could be:
Photos may be rejected if they are:
STEP 3. Your card is printed and available for posting/collecting
Depending on your preferred collection method, you will receive notification that your card is available for collection at your nominated campus, or that it is ready for posting to your Australian address (make sure that your details are correct in MyTAFE SA)
Your Proof of Identity evidence must be current/valid. It must have a photograph, and be from one of the following options:
Sometimes your ID may be rejected. Common reasons for rejected ID are:
When your Student ID Card has been approved, your proof of identity evidence is automatically and safely deleted from the CaptureME System and cannot be recovered, to ensure the safety and security of your personal information.
A recent passport style photograph is required. Your photo must have a plain light coloured background. The difference is you can smile for your Student ID Card photo, and you can take it yourself.
The image you upload to CaptureMe will be securely stored by TAFE SA and used only for educational purposes, and in accordance with TAFE SA’s privacy guidelines.
Where TAFE SA Campuses that have ID facilities:
Otherwise you can elect to have your Student ID Card posted to your home address.
Your card must not be used by anyone other than the person identified on the card
The staff at TAFE SA will check your registration and provide you with a sticker to extend your Student ID card until the end of that semester.
Student ID Card Replacement To replace a lost, stolen or damaged Student ID Card, you will need to visit the Student Hub at your nearest TAFE SA Campus . A $5 fee is charged for replacement Student ID Cards.
White Card Replacement To replace a White Card, a $30 replacement fee is charged, and an online application is required. White Card Reissue Form
TAFE SA students can add credit to their student ID card through MyPrint.
Students can pay for credit using one of the following:
An Add Printing Credit icon is available on all student computer desktops (on campus only) for direct access to MyPrint.
Instructions are available to assist students in using MyPrint and Library or Hub staff will be available to assist if you have any problems.
Students can borrow a laptop for up to eight hours across several TAFE SA campuses.
Locations:
Follow the instructions on the touch screen:
Step 1: Swipe your TAFE SA ID card and enter your PIN when prompted:
Step 2: Review and accept the Terms & Conditions
Step 3: Find the flashing door, scan your ID card on the unit, and unplug the laptop
Laptops should remain on campus and be returned within 8 hours or before the campus closes.
Step-by-step instructions are also available on the unit.
All laptops use Windows 10 and have Microsoft Office 365 applications and Adobe Digital Editions installed.
Adelaide, Regency, Tonsley and Mount Gambier laptops feature additional software:
At Adelaide and Regency the laptops also feature MYOB.
Logon to the laptop with your TAFE SA email address and password (for example firstname.lastname@student.tafesa.edu.au).
Tips:
For more information, please watch this video:
Full-Time Students
Full-time students are eligible to travel at discount fares, using a Student Concession Ticket, on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services – which is called a Tertiary Student Metrocard.
A student can only travel on a Student Concession Ticket when carrying an approved ID card. A fine may be imposed if a student fails to show their student ID card, even if they are a legitimate student. Improper use of a card can also lead to prosecution.
Part-Time Students
Part-time students are not eligible for a Student Concession Ticket. However, students on a low income or who receive government allowances may be eligible for alternative concession rates. The Department of Human Services can issue a Transport Concession Card to eligible students.
See the Adelaide Metro website for full details.
Updating your personal information:
You can update your contact details (phone number, address) at any time using MyTAFE SA.
If you required a change to your name which is registered with TAFE SA, please visit a Student Hub office and provide original copies of your change of name / identity documents to staff.
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