TAFE NSW has helped a 74-year-old Wagga man with a passion for inspiring seniors to “get active” to launch an unlikely new career – as a gym instructor.

After working in the hospitality industry for ten years, Woy Woy local Simon Dorrell turned to TAFE NSW to equip him with the skills to be employed at one of the most envious workplaces in the world, Sydney Harbour.

Amid a construction boom across regional NSW, Dubbo builder, Jack Bush is making the most of NSW Government subsidies to grow his business with a TAFE NSW trained apprentice.

TAFE NSW Wauchope will reintroduce a course focused on developing cultural art skills for a career in the growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts sector.

As school leavers across the state contemplate the next steps in their education journey, an Auburn local has proved that an ATAR is not the only way to get into university.

TAFE NSW has moved to introduce a new Certificate III in Joinery apprenticeship course at TAFE NSW Orange to meet the demand for skilled trades in the wake of COVID-19.

TAFE NSW will launch a Graduate Certificate in Leadership in response to industry calls for workers with advanced leadership skills.

Two Aboriginal women are fulfilling a growing need for more females in the refrigeration and air-conditioning trade thanks to an industry-sponsored training program at TAFE NSW.

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.