TAFE NSW is at the forefront of helping migrants transition to life in Australia by helping them brush up on their English and set them up for career success.

TAFE NSW is at the forefront of helping migrants transition to life in Australia by helping them brush up on their English whilst learning critical home fire safety skills.

TAFE NSW will be able to help migrants, and humanitarian entrants build their English skills further, thanks to recent changes to the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) eligibility.

65-year-old Leticia Milner is using her newfound English skills gained through distance learning with TAFE Digital to help grow her fruit and jam-making business on the Eyre Peninsula.

A man who fled religious persecution in his native Tibet and found safe haven in Wagga Wagga has thanked TAFE NSW for helping him create hope and prosperity in his adopted homeland.

An English program at TAFE NSW has created a world of possibilities for one Westmead local who has now gone on to study for a career in business administration.  

TAFE NSW is helping migrant women across Western Sydney settle into their community by offering fee-free courses to equip them with basic skills in fashion design, enabling students to get a foot in the door to an industry they love.  

An Iraqi refugee, who fled to Australia in search of a better future, has turned her life around with TAFE NSW and is now helping new migrants settle into the Western Sydney community. 

Baking bread has taken on a new meaning for Rania Shahoud, who once feared for her life walking to the shops to buy bread to feed her family in war torn Syria.