A growing cohort of Australians are seeking new skills and making professional pivots with the help of TAFE NSW training, having emerged from the pandemic with new goals and priorities.

Ms Svalukhina escaped her war-torn homeland in the Ukraine in March 2022. Once settled in her new community one of her first steps was to enrol at TAFE NSW to gain English language skills.

TAFE NSW is helping future-proof New England’s health needs by delivering targeted online health services training to students from Bathurst to Blayney.

Griffith woman Nurul Ain Yusof often dreamed of a career in early childhood education during the pre-dawn hours while working as a cleaner at a local centre.

TAFE NSW alumna, Leah Benson holds one of the industry’s most sought-after roles - Head of Costume for Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.

TAFE NSW is addressing the IT gender gap and helping women gain success in the booming industry, with hands-on qualifications allowing them to upskill and reskill.

Leonie Davies has been sparking inspiration among female electrotechnology students since becoming a TAFE NSW teacher in 2019.

A Cobargo pensioner who spent decades working abroad as a high-risk diver has credited TAFE NSW with helping him plunge into a new career at age 69 – as a barman.

Cootamundra residents will have the chance to tap into the booming aged care industry with the return of a key qualification to TAFE NSW Cootamundra this year.