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Working at TAFE Queensland

As an employee of TAFE Queensland, you will be part of the state's leading provider of vocational education and training. We are committed to quality teaching, a safe working environment and delivering real outcomes for our students.

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TAFE Queensland teachers deliver educational excellence. They encourage and mentor our students to help them succeed in their chosen industry.

At TAFE Queensland, our employees matter to us. That’s why we've built a comprehensive range of employee benefits as a way to say thank you to our staff.

At TAFE Queensland we believe that vocational education and training has a key role to play in achieving a united Australia; one where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people participate equally and equitably in all aspects of life.

One of TAFE Queensland’s core values is safety first; we make the health and safety of people working, learning or visiting any of our locations our top priority.

TAFE Queensland currently employs over 5000 staff. We are the largest and most experienced provider of vocational education in the state, with a history of serving Queensland communities for more than 140 years.

At TAFE Queensland, our values of working together, focusing on our customers, taking responsibility, showing initiative and putting safety first are at the heart of everything we do.
 

Working at TAFE Queensland

TAFE Queensland educators are passionate about passing on their skills and knowledge to the next generation of professionals.

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Prioritising student and staff mental health

Hundreds of TAFE Queensland staff are supporting their colleagues and students’ mental health after completing training with Mental Health First Aid Australia.

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Redlands local Brodie McNaughton has been recognised for his creative flair and technical talent, winning Best Editor at this year’s LUMA Film Festival for his 19-minute horror-comedy short film, The Very Scary Monster.

TAFE Queensland photography students have shone on the national stage, walking away with a swag of accolades at the prestigious Australian Photographic Prize.

After spending over two decades supporting her family business and raising her three children, Maggie Marchant found herself at a crossroads.

Engineering students from TAFE Queensland’s Nambour campus are doing their part to assist in the prevention of future flood disasters, donating 10 sandbag filling stations created during their studies to the Sunshine Coast division of the State Emergency Service.

When students gathered at TAFE Queensland’s Academy of Sport earlier this semester, they weren’t just there to study - they were there to learn from a leader shaping the future of elite sport.

TAFE Queensland cookery apprentice Phillip Mooka, 35, has claimed the top title at the 2025 Cairns Trade Excellence Awards, held Thursday, 24 July 2025.

Are you passionate about creating a more inclusive, respectful, and empowering learning environment? Do you want your voice to help shape the future of diversity and inclusion at TAFE Queensland?

TAFE Queensland employee Rose McMahon shared her story at the launch of TAFE Queensland’s Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan.

For mental health educators Eileen Newman and Greg Latham, everything they do comes back to one simple question: how can we create better outcomes for our students?

A project at the Acacia Ridge campus is bringing elements of TAFE Queensland's Reconciliation Action Plan Artwork 'Connecting Knowledge - Connecting Cultures' to life with contributions from staff and students.

From early morning shifts at Coles Beaudesert to a national stage, 20-year-old apprentice baker Lauren Robin has proven she’s one to watch in Australia’s baking industry.

For more than three decades, Paul Pardini has been cutting hair, shaping futures, and changing lives.