A Leeton mum has vowed to use her TAFE NSW qualifications to inspire other local Aboriginal people to improve their lives through education.

Chloe Hopson began her exciting career in the early childhood and education industry by studying a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education at TAFE NSW Mudgee whilst completing a traineeship at Mudgee’s Puggles Childcare Centre. She is now part way through a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care at TAFE NSW Dubbo and is already employed as a childcare assistant at the popular childcare Centre.

A group of talented and enthusiastic child care students are creating history in 2019, becoming the first students to undertake a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care in the classrooms of TAFE NSW Gunnedah.

For Meike McDermott, helping develop young hearts and minds is more a calling than a job.

TAFE NSW Bathurst students Sarah Booby, Kiana Ryan and Marley Pearce have been announced as the recipients of the Dean Mobbs Gallery Creative Arts, Early Childhood and Hospitality Scholarships...

Talented TAFE NSW Nowra graduate Cole Oakes is preparing for a career as an early childhood educator in the Illawarra.

Australia-wide early childhood education is an industry dominated by female workers. In fact, statistics from the Australian Government reveal that less than five per cent of all industry workers are male.

Two TAFE NSW Orange students, Jennifer Boney and Clinton Larkings, have won recognition at the Regional Training Awards at Orange Ex-Services Club on Friday night.

Gunnedah’s Zoe Devine is making a positive impression on all the children at Li’l Achievers Early Learning Centre, using the skills she learnt at TAFE NSW to kick-start her dream career.