JobTrainer funded courses will help provide skills that Queensland needs for effective recovery from the pandemic. Over 70 free or low cost courses are available*.
While fate may have played a hand in starting Cade Franklin's career in games design, it's taken a lot more than good luck to get him to where he is today.
After completing her hairdressing apprenticeship and working in the industry for 10 years, Heather McMurtrie opened her own salon. She now sends her apprentices to TAFE Queensland to get the same practical training she received.
Claudia Kruppel had a successful career in IT, but longed for a more rewarding job. With the help of a qualification from TAFE Queensland, she turned her hobby making terrariums into a successful business.
Just ten years after he first picked up a spanner, Daniel Ensor is now a part of the team that helped Craig Lowndes take out top spot in the 2018 Bathurst 1000.
Ben Marrinan is making a name for himself in the games industry. The boy who used to play video games after school is now a successful games designer, creating games for the next generation to enjoy.
After 10 years running her own music school, Rachael Turner decided to pursue her childhood passion for construction. She now runs her own design and construction business, Front Porch Properties.
After inheriting her grandmother's cake decorating tools, Emma Paff started making and decorating cakes for her friends. It wasn't long before she'd given up her day job and turned her childhood passion into a career.
It's not every girls dream to work with drainage pipes and sewage systems, but Kristy Preston isn't your average woman.
TAFE Queensland is the largest, most experienced training provider in the state. With more than 500 nationally-recognised qualifications to choose from across 50 locations across the state, and a variety of study modes available, you'll be able to study what you want to in a way that suits you.
TAFE Queensland English Language and Literacy Services (TELLS) provides language, literacy, and numeracy training to job seekers and migrants through the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program. These programs are funded by the Australian Government and are delivered at our locations across Queensland.
TAFE Queensland is proud to acknowledge students Ngaire Trigg and Jabin Giblett for their 2020 award wins. We also won the Premiers Industry Collaboration award with Rheinmetall Defence.
Registrations are now open for the Advance Queensland - One Business program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business owners ready to take the next step.
Cairns native Keely Horne used her scholarship to help cover moving to Brisbane, course costs and equipment required to study dental prosthetics.
Queensland’s next generation of craft brewers hit the books in July 2020 as part of the state's first formal brewing qualification at TAFE Queensland.
Life Education joined forces with TAFE Queensland to bring Healthy Harold to the screen via 3D animation thanks to screen and media students from Coomera.
New partnership firmly positions Queensland as Australia’s home of land defence and industrial capability.
COVID-19 challenges aside, TAFE Queensland has celebrated another first by hosting a number of virtual graduation ceremonies.
Fast and afforable professional development to develop new skills quickly and stay competitive.
TAFE Queensland has a range of pathway options that can get you started on your university degree sooner. If you didn’t finish Year 12, complete the required prerequisites, or get the OP you needed, TAFE Queensland can help you get into your preferred university degree.