TAFE NSW Tamworth has launched a new course that is focused on the development of cultural art skills for a career in the growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts sector.

A former Australian Army medic who is living with service-related PTSD has credited TAFE NSW for helping her rediscover the joy of learning and reintegrate back into society.

A unique project aimed at empowering unemployed Tumut residents to break the cycle of joblessness has swung into action.

A man in his 60s who found himself suddenly jobless after a successful and varied career has thanked TAFE NSW Corowa for helping him reinvent himself – as a traffic controller.

It might be named after a Russian ballerina and the Kiwis may lay claim to inventing it, but there are few things as quintessentially Australian as the pavlova.

TAFE NSW students across the [Riverina/Illawarra] will have access to a unique webinar, hosted by former NRL player and mental health advocate Dan Hunt, aimed at supporting student wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Proud Wiradjuri woman, award-winning Australian author and Aboriginal literacy advocate, Dr Anita Heiss, will lead a star-studded line up of guest speakers alongside Nova Peris OAM and Mark ‘The Black Olive’ at the 2020 TAFE NSW Virtual Bangamalanha Conference this month.

Lithgow local Heiko Riecken is keeping the fine art of printing alive and has just been named the 2020 Lithographic Institute of Australia (LIA) and Heidelberg Graduate of the Year for New South Wales.

As the HSC approaches, school leavers across NSW are getting ready to take a break from the books to log-on to the inaugural TAFE NSW Virtual Open Day.