TAFE NSW graduates are emerging from their studies with the up-to-date skills necessary for a rewarding career in the media and communications industry.

TAFE NSW graduates are emerging from their studies with their ears finely tuned to leap into in-demand jobs in the booming podcast industry.

Media whiz Alex Anifantis has impressed his teachers by quickly gaining a position as an Audio Producer at SBS Radio thanks to TAFE NSW.

Indigenous broadcaster Tyrone Pynor is encouraging young people to follow their passions and pursue their dream career in the creative industries, as broadcast rebounds in the wake of COVID-19.

Successful podcaster Ally Malcolm has switched states to develop her podcast “The Undecided Gen Z” - moving from Melbourne to Sydney to study the Certificate IV in Screen and Media (Radio Broadcasting) at TAFE NSW.

TAFE NSW is training the film and television superstars of the future, in response to a huge surge in demand for film production services in NSW. (pictured: Star of Standing Up For Sunny RJ Mitte, Director Steve Vidler, Mark Bliss ACK, Producer Drew Bailey)

TAFE NSW graduate Rufus Barr has stunned his teachers and peers by landing the coveted gig of breakfast radio host at Hill FM 96.5 Broken Hill just months after completing his studies.

Tweed Heads local, Katie Tonkin, is set to take her screenwriting career to the next level after winning a place in Screenworks 2021 Career Pathway program, Inside the Writers Room.

TAFE NSW Screen and Media alumnus and NOVA Entertainment Executive Podcast Producer Ruby Teys has credited TAFE NSW with igniting her passion for radio and propelling her podcasting career into the stratosphere.