With more than 10.5 million Australians working from home during the pandemic, a local landscaping business has seen a spike in demand for services as people look to refresh their yards during COVID-19.

A former Australian Army medic who is living with service-related PTSD has credited TAFE NSW for helping her rediscover the joy of learning and reintegrate back into society.

TAFE NSW students across the [Riverina/Illawarra] will have access to a unique webinar, hosted by former NRL player and mental health advocate Dan Hunt, aimed at supporting student wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the HSC approaches, school leavers across NSW are getting ready to take a break from the books to log-on to the inaugural TAFE NSW Virtual Open Day.

A Katoomba High School Student has been offered his dream job as a software developer half-way through completing his school-based TAFE NSW training.

An exciting partnership between TAFE NSW and The Department of Communities and Justice is providing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with the skills and confidence to apply for a career with Corrective Services NSW.

A North St Mary’s mum has landed her first job in two decades after going back to the classroom at the age of 41.

A landmark diploma course aimed at empowering students to better understand the Aboriginal culture and enhance services for communities has been launched at TAFE NSW Young.

A proud Githabul woman who has worked with the Aboriginal community in Western Sydney for more than two decades has turned to TAFE NSW to become a certified health care practitioner to make sure Indigenous people feel comfortable and confident in seeking regular health assessments and improving health outcomes.