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 Bathurst Fitness graduate Corinda Barlow is encouraging others to consider a career in the fitness industry as the Bathurst community continues to battle its share of the national obesity epidemic. 

TAFE NSW Tamworth fitness graduates Adam Brook and Sami Rigby are encouraging others to consider a career in the fitness industry as the Tamworth community continues to battle the national obesity epidemic. 

A group of passionate Inverell locals will soon graduate from a unique TAFE NSW course focussed on showcasing and preserving Aboriginal culture. The Certificate III in Cultural Tourism enables students to collaborate with Aboriginal elders, communities and Aboriginal people to learn more about local culture and apply the hands-on skills to become a cultural tour guide.

With the early childhood education and care industry expected to experience one of the largest education sector job increases over the next two yearsi, an Orange resident is taking advantage of the boom by enlisting the study options and incentives available at TAFE NSW.

For the first time, local wine professionals can increase their knowledge of the wine industry at TAFE NSW Mudgee to further their careers in the growing wine sector.

Twelve Parkes community members are now equipped with the hands-on skills to start a career in the growing horticulture and landscaping industries thanks to a training program by Skillset, CMOC-Northparkes Mines (Northparkes), Training Services NSW and TAFE NSW Parkes.

TAFE NSW Tamworth has launched a new course that is focused on the development of cultural art skills for a career in the growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts sector.

Proud Wiradjuri woman, award-winning Australian author and Aboriginal literacy advocate, Dr Anita Heiss, will lead a star-studded line up of guest speakers alongside Nova Peris OAM and Mark ‘The Black Olive’ at the 2020 TAFE NSW Virtual Bangamalanha Conference this month.