TAFE NSW will launch the Coffs Coast’s first coffee academy this month at the Coffs Harbour Education Campus. The state-of-the-art facilities are equipped...

A Penrith local and Zimbabwe migrant is determined to support the growing community by becoming a registered nurseand is now one step closer to her career goal thanks to TAFE NSW. 

Names can be misleading: sweet breads are actually animal innards, buffalo wings are made of chicken and serving a urinal cake up for dessert won’t impress your house guests.

Ryde local Eddie Tsang is proving why so many NSW businesses benefit from employing a trainee or apprentice, after becoming a hit in his part-time traineeship role at City of Ryde Council.

A proud Wailan woman who left school at the age of 15, has embarked on  a life-changing employment opportunity thanks to a new training program delivered by TAFE NSW in partnership with Legal Aid NSW. 

Proud Bundjalung woman Shataya King is using her career as an Early Childhood Educator at Possums Early Education Lismore to share important Indigenous cultural elements to the next generation,...

The Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) has experienced an unprecedented enrolment boom in a Readers’ Advisory course customised by TAFE NSW. 

Reforms for registered and licensed agents requiring minimum qualifications came into effect in March 2020 and are an opportunity to improve levels of professionalism and consumer confidence in the industry.

Self-proclaimed animal lover, Nicola Irwin is now working in her dream career as a veterinary nurse before completing a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing at TAFE NSW Tamworth and is encouraging others to pursue employment opportunities.