TAFE NSW Wollongong has piloted a unique way of helping TAFE NSW students secure jobs in the in-demand sector – speed dating.

A Wollongong apprentice baker has credited her TAFE NSW teacher with giving her the skills to succeed after winning one of the nation’s most prestigious baking competitions last week.

A Wollongong mum whose life has been scarred by mental illness and addiction is now offering hope to struggling locals after completing a unique TAFE NSW diploma.

Wollongong businesses must pivot to embrace a new style of customer service in the post-COVID economy, a TAFE NSW Wollongong business administration teacher has said.

A Syrian refugee will recount her harrowing journey to Australia as part of a TAFE NSW short course that aims to better prepare local mental health professionals and support services to work with forced migrants.

A self-confessed “girly girl” from Bowral is challenging stereotypes about the traditionally male-dominated butchery trade and, with the help of TAFE NSW, is about to become a fully-fledged tradeswoman.

A TAFE NSW graduate delivering a youth empowerment program for Kiama teens has urged locals to prioritise their health and wellbeing in what has been a difficult year for local young people.

Two fee-free TAFE NSW courses aimed at empowering aged care workers to better understand and address mental health issues in residents have been launched in the Illawarra. 

A group of Illawarra women are training at TAFE NSW gaining the hands-on skills to operate their own handy-person businesses.