Events
TAFE Queensland beauty teacher, Tracy Fearn is the latest addition to the judging panel of global skills event, WorldSkills, as a chief judge for the 2025 competition.
Suruchi travelled from Nepal to Australia to seek better opportunities and ultimately found her calling within the AMEP team at TAFE Queensland. An initiative she holds close as she understands the challenges and triumphs.
What happens when COVID-19 and your own health ‘shuts down’ your dream career? If you’re Laura, you pivot, and you simply find another area to excel in.
Five TAFE Queensland students have been selected to represent Australia in their vocation on the Skillaroos team travelling to the WorldSkills International Competition in Lyon, France.
Recently the TAFE Queensland Nurunderi campus in Cherbourg buzzed with excitement, as students donned their gowns and mortar boards to celebrate the completion of their studies, during a special graduation ceremony for the class of 2023.
An innovative era for electrical training has emerged at TAFE Queensland on the Gold Coast with a new cutting-edge Smart Home Technology training facility at the Ashmore campus.
There are numerous opportunities to enhance your engineering career at TAFE Queensland after finishing your apprenticeship.
TAFE Queensland Health Care Teacher, Arlene Byrne, has brought fresh enthusiasm to an enduring and rewarding profession by joining the team at the Kingaroy and Nurunderi campuses, eager to share her knowledge with the next generation of health professionals.
Busy mum of two, Amanda-Lee Shoebridge had many different careers before she enrolled with TAFE Queensland to turn her natural flair for organising events into a career.
She’s skilled, capable, and keen - meet Emma Flori, an 18-year-old apprentice cabinet maker encouraging other young women to pursue trade careers.
Academy of Sport student Emma Stockwell is studying to become a rugby union coach while playing professionally, setting her up for life after playing and learning the nuances of the sport she loves.
Kyezaya Namai-Sabatino knew starting his career early was a smart move and his decision to study at TAFE Queensland ended up changing his life.