Local commercial cookery student Jonathon O’Connor from TAFE NSW Grafton will leave on the 23rd February for a career experience of a lifetime, joining 31 other finalists from around Australia...

  TAFE NSW and the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE) Redfern is celebrating the success of a thriving partnership that equips Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

He may be nearly 60 but one Hawkesbury local is shunning the idea of retirement by forging a new career in Australia’s booming fitness industry.

It’s the one table that doesn’t require a booking on Valentine’s Day and with a dash of planning, it can host a dinner every bit as romantic – and delicious – as a fancy restaurant.

The increasing threat of cybercrime and a worsening national skills shortage in cyber security specialists has prompted TAFE NSW Wagga Wagga to launch a new course in 2020.

A TAFE NSW graduate has urged school leavers to consider a career in the booming childcare industry, saying it was a “richly rewarding” career where jobs were plentiful.

Since moving from Russia to Australia to be with her husband, Kristina Martynova’s ambition to secure permanent work with Leda Ag quickly came to fruition after completing a Certificate III in Spoken and Written English with TAFE Digital. Her interest in business English helped her play a key role in preparing Standard Operating Procedure documentation to stabalise work processes and increase manufacturing productivity.

A flurry of new gym openings in Wagga is driving unprecedented demand for fitness professionals in the city, with a TAFE NSW graduate urging locals to consider a career in the booming fitness field.

As kids across the country return to the classroom, 51 year-old Fiona Papadatos is proving that it’s never too late to learn by going back to school to pursue a career that better suits her family and lifestyle.