Charlotte made a career switch to engineering construction after completing a Diploma of Construction Project Management at TAFE NSW. She is now working on the $342 million Nowra Bridge Project.

A Penrith local and Zimbabwe migrant is determined to support the growing community by becoming a registered nurseand is now one step closer to her career goal thanks to TAFE NSW. 

Ryde local Eddie Tsang is proving why so many NSW businesses benefit from employing a trainee or apprentice, after becoming a hit in his part-time traineeship role at City of Ryde Council.

A proud Wailan woman who left school at the age of 15, has embarked on  a life-changing employment opportunity thanks to a new training program delivered by TAFE NSW in partnership with Legal Aid NSW. 

The Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) has experienced an unprecedented enrolment boom in a Readers’ Advisory course customised by TAFE NSW. 

Rhonda Sampson has been announced as the winner of the Southern and South Western Sydney Training Awards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander of the Year at the prestigious Training Services NSW virtual event today 

Campbelltown local Maxine Colligan has been announced as the winner of the Southern and South Western Sydney Training Awards Apprentice of the Year at the prestigious Training Services NSW virtual event

Hurstville local Stephanie Chan has been announced as the winner of the Southern and South Western Sydney Regional Training Awards Vocational Student of the Year.

Caringbah local Elleyce Guerreiro has been announced as the winner of the Southern and South Western Sydney Regional Training Awards School Based Apprentice/Trainee of the Year