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.

The health, wellbeing and community services sector needs qualified employees and a TAFE NSW is offering a seven-week taste of the industry. TAFE NSW Head teacher of Community...

Leonie Davies is the only female electrotechnology teacher at TAFE NSW Wollongong, and a bit of a rarity among electricians particularly in her previous workplaces of heavy industry and mining sites.

TAFE NSW Wollongong’s own king of chocolate, Herve Boutin, has been announced as President of the jury panel for the Pastry, Gelato, and Chocolate World Cup.