Kea secured employment as a carer in a career she loves after changing her life with learning at the TAFE NSW Connected Learning Centre at Scone thirteen years after leaving high school without a Higher School Certificate.

TAFE NSW has further strengthened its commitment to students in the Glen Innes region, with highly-skilled Education Support Officer Ross Mathieson having a positive impact on students studying at the state-of-the-art Connected Learning Centre (CLC).

Coonabarabran resident, David Brennan, is taking full advantage of new employment opportunities in the aged care industry and the TAFE NSW Connected Learning Centre. After completing a Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing), David is now working at Cooinda Coonabarabran as a support worker.

Ms Wratten’s new career is in sight after choosing to upskill at the Connected Learning Centre after her five young children had grown. She decided to study a Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology (IDMT) and is now furthering her knowledge by enrolling in a Certificate IV.

The introduction of a Certificate I in Fundamental Aboriginal Languages for Personal Use course in August has been one of many highlights at the TAFE NSW Grenfell Connected Learning Centre (CLC) this year.

On Friday, September 20, TAFE NSW Grenfell will throw open its doors to approximately 30 Henry Lawson senior High School students for an important day of workshops that will help prepare them for life after high school.

TAFE NSW Glen Innes Hospitality Head Teacher, Matt McAllister, believes Australia’s love of all things food shows no sign of slowing down.

It has been another hugely successful month at the TAFE NSW Grenfell Connected Learning Centre (CLC), with lots of great semester two courses starting.

It’s one of the most important skills in both the workplace and home, yet less than one in 20 of us are qualified to do it.