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Charleville

Our Charleville location is located close to the town centre and provides industry-relevant training to develop in-demand skills.

Please note that the Charleville campus is open Tuesday to Thursday, 8:30am–3:00pm. For customer service enquiries, we recommend contacting our Customer Service Centre on 1300 308 233 or via our website.

What's on offer at the Charleville campus

The TAFE Queensland Charleville campus plays an important role in supporting education, training and workforce development across Queensland’s western communities. Conveniently located close to the Charleville town centre, the campus delivers practical, industry‑relevant training designed to meet local and regional skills needs. 

The Charleville campus is open to align with training delivery.

Campus opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 8:30am–3:00pm

Featured courses

CHC33021

Certificate III in Individual Support

Ageing and Disability

Kick-start your career in the community services industry with this entry-level qualification. Gain the practical skills and knowledge needed to provide individual support in disability as well as aged care settings.

Careers

  • Aged Care Worker
  • Respite Care Worker
  • Personal Care Giver
  • Disability Services Worker
  • Direct Care Worker
  • Home Help Worker
  • Personal Care Worker
  • Support Worker
Next Start : 13 Jul 2026

CHC30121

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care

Start your career with this entry level course that will set you up with the foundation skills you need to succeed as an educator in early childhood education and care.

Careers

  • Family Day Care Provider
  • Early Childhood Education and Care Assistant
  • Early Childhood Education and Care Worker
Next Start : 13 Jul 2026

SIT30821

Certificate III in Commercial Cookery

Launch your commercial cookery career with the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery. Get the practical skills you need to kick-start your career as a chef or continue on with further study.

Careers

  • Cook
  • Commercial Cook
  • Banquet Cook
  • Cafe Cook
  • Bistro Cook
Next Start : 13 Jul 2026

CPC30220

Certificate III in Carpentry

Progress your career in the construction industry with this course. Completion of this carpentry qualification gives you the opportunity to become a recognised tradesperson.

Careers

  • Carpenter and Joiner
Next Start : 13 Jul 2026

AHC20122

Certificate II in Agriculture

Kick-start a career nurturing Australia's agriculture industry with this entry-level course focused on the fundamentals of modern farm work, including working with livestock and crops.

Careers

  • Assistant Farm or Station Hand
  • Assistant Animal Attendant/Stockperson
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AHC30122

Certificate III in Agriculture

Progress your career on the land with this entry-level course. Get the skills you need to take on high-level responsibilities as a senior farm hand.

Careers

  • Farm or Station Hand
Next Start : 13 Jul 2026
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Charleville

Street address

66 Galatea Street,
Charleville Qld 4470

Postal address

PO Box 645,
Charleville Qld 4470

MondayClosed
Tuesday8.30am-3pm
Wednesday8.30am-3pm
Thursday8.30am-3pm
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Food options on campus

Students are encouraged to bring their own meals, snacks and drinks to stay energised throughout the day.

 

Kitchen facilities, including a microwave and fridge, are available for student use.

 

While there are no food outlets on campus, food is available in the local township. Planning ahead using your timetable can help you decide what works best around your break times and activities.

Skills for Education and Employment

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program can help you build skills for work or further study. It’s designed for people who want to upskill, are looking for full‑time work, or are registered as a job seeker with Centrelink.

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Future Workforce Connect is an interactive career engagement event hosted by TAFE Queensland, designed to connect young people with local and regional workforce opportunities around the Maranoa.

Find out all the essential information you need to have a successful study experience, as well as handy tips and tricks for your first few weeks.

A new pilot program, designed to build the future health workforce for the Darling Downs, has achieved a major milestone with high school students starting work experience placements in hospitals across the region.

Kristie returned to TAFE Queensland with a clear goal in mind — to build the skills needed to inspire the next generation of veterinary nurses.

For Lachlan, from Gatton, the path into the energy industry began while he was still in high school, and it all started with putting his hand up for an opportunity that gave him a real insight into the job before committing to an apprenticeship.

Growing up in Tara, Asha Brassel never imagined a future working in Queensland’s energy sector, until an opportunity sparked her interest and changed her career direction.

For Isaac, from St George, the journey into the energy industry started with curiosity, advice from a local Ergon Work Group Leader about a cadetship that confirmed he had found the right career path.

For seven years, Chrystal Robinson has been one of TAFE Queensland’s most dedicated Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) teachers — travelling across vast distances in the South West Region to deliver training directly to learners where they live and work.

For Katy, studying with Gateway To Training and TAFE Queensland has been about more than gaining a Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) (CHC33021) qualification, it has been about building confidence, developing practical skills and creating a meaningful career supporting people in her local community.

The TAFE Queensland Scholarship Foundation is proud to announce a new partnership with The Industry School, welcoming the organisation as a sponsor committed to supporting Queenslanders to pursue skills based education and meaningful careers.

For Monique Thompson, studying the Certificate III in Community Services (CHC32015) with TAFE Queensland and supported by Gateway To Training at the Warwick campus, has been about returning to the workforce and proving to herself that learning is possible with the right support.

Based at TAFE Queensland’s Charleville campus, Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) teacher Kat Castles is helping people in the region build confidence, essential skills and stronger connections to work and community.