Data shows the demand for Australian early childhood educators is likely to grow by 7% in the decade from 2016 to 2026.

Eighteen women are proving age is no barrier to earning a formally recognised skill, thanks to a partnership between TAFE NSW and the Orange Women’s Shed. The women - most aged 60-80 - are getting handy with tools, learning how to do minor home repairs.

Up and coming Orange photographer, Brooke Crawford, has described studying at TAFE NSW as a ‘truly remarkable and life-changing experience’, as she prepares to show off her year’s work at the annual TAFE NSW Orange creative arts exhibition.

Employees of Molong farm machinery manufacturer, Davimac Group, are now equipped with the practical skills to provide mental health first aid to someone who is feeling suicidal after completing a specialised TAFE NSW short course.

According to the Australian Government’s Jobs Outlook website, there are likely to be around 12,000 new animal attendant and training positions become available across the country until 2023. A love of all creatures great and small has inspired an Orange local to pursue his dream career in the industry.

TAFE NSW Orange has moved to help address the shortage of skilled computer programming and Information Technology (IT) workers by introducing a new computer programming course.

TAFE NSW Orange fitness teacher Elissa Dove believes now is the ideal time to consider an exciting career in fitness as Australia and the Central West continues to battle an obesity epidemic.

It’s one of the most important skills in both the workplace and home, yet less than one in 20 of us are qualified to do it.

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.