TAFE NSW is helping women find work while addressing a critical skills shortage in the local construction sector through an innovative pre-employment program.

TAFE NSW Wauchope and Kempsey students will be busy as bees as part of a new course that will give...

Despite years of life experience on the land, fifth-generation Merino farmer and shearer Rachel Pritchard turned to TAFE NSW to get the skills and qualifications she needed to succeed in the...

The next generation of early childhood education and care educators are learning their craft from industry leaders with a firm grasp of sustainability at TAFE NSW Coffs Harbour Education Centre (CHEC).

TAFE NSW is helping the arboriculture industry tackle a growing national skills shortage by training up and instilling a passion for the industry in workers like Sydney-based arborist Dalton Wills.

TAFE NSW metal fabrication apprentices Makaela Hobson and Kate Marchington are both forging successful careers in an industry in which only 1 per cent of workers are female.

Disability worker Hope Morrissey finished school in Year 10 and never liked formal education, but after enrolling with TAFE NSW to upskill at work, she has discovered a newfound thirst for knowledge and passion for study.

TAFE NSW graduate Callum Campbell has been recognised as one of the top John Deere Technicians in Australia after completing his apprenticeship at Hutcheon and Pearce, Finley.

Wollongbar local Chelsea Coughran is creating spooky Halloween looks to build the specialist skills she’ll need for a career as professional make-up artist.