Greater Brisbane
The Greater Brisbane region spans from Caboolture in the north to Loganlea in the south and as far west as Ipswich. No matter which part of Brisbane you call home there's a campus near you — with locations in Grovely, Inala, Mt Gravatt, Redcliffe, Springfield and South Bank. The Greater Brisbane region also incorporates specialised trade training facilities in Acacia Ridge, Alexandra Hills, Bracken Ridge and Eagle Farm.
TAFE Queensland offers a wide range of study areas throughout the Greater Brisbane area including agriculture and horticulture, animal studies, automotive, aviation, beauty and hairdressing, building and construction, business and justice, child care, community services, electrotechnology and utilities, engineering, general education and training, hospitality and cookery, information technology, manufacturing and design, nursing and health, resources and mining, sports and fitness, tourism and events, and visual and creative arts.
The Acacia Ridge campus is our flagship trade training centre spanning more than 22 hectares.
Enjoy the perfect blend of city life with a laid-back coastal atmosphere at our Alexandra Hills campus.
Located 20 kilometres north of Brisbane our Bracken Ridge campus is surrounded by green parks, bikeways, and walkways.
Caboolture shares its campus with the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC), offering both university and vocational courses from the one location.
Our Eagle Farm campus is located on the north side of the city approximately nine kilometres from the Brisbane CBD.
Our Grovely campus is renowned for the delivery of courses in horticulture and animal studies.
Our Inala campus has recently doubled in size with a $3.4 million expansion of its teaching spaces.
Our Ipswich campus is conveniently located 10 minutes from the Bundamba train station with nearby childcare facilities also available.
Located on Brisbane's south side only 40 mins from the city, our Loganlea campus offers a huge range of study options for students in Brisbane's outer suburbs.
Our Mt Gravatt campus is located just 20 minutes from the Brisbane CBD, offering students in Brisbane's south side a convenient location to pursue their study goals.
Our Redcliffe campus offers a relaxed learning environment within easy walking distance of the Redcliffe business area and nearby beach.
Our South Bank campus is located in the heart of Brisbane's arts and cultural precinct adjacent to art galleries, performing arts venues, museum, and the State Library.
Our Springfield campus is located within Education City, a central nucleus for education in the greater Springfield area.
Our Yarrabilba campus is located in The Buzz at Yarrabilba (previously known as the Yarrabilba community hub).
Automotive workshops
With over $90 million invested in our automotive training facilities, we are well-appointed to deliver industry-relevant training to the auto technicians of the future. Our automotive facilities include air-conditioned classrooms and workshops equipped with the latest technology and gear. We have specialised training rooms for diesel fuel, hydraulics, and automotive electrical and air-conditioning and equipment including engine and chassis dynamometers, state-of-the-art wheel alignment and brake testing stations, and new truck and car donations from Iveco, Mack, Kenworth, Komatsu, Toyota, Nissan, Chrysler and Holden.
Hairdressing salons
Our modern, purpose-built salons give our hairdressing students an opportunity to put theory into practice and gain practical skills in a real-world environment. The fully-operational salons are set up like a real life hairdressing salon and include a full range of hairdressing tools and equipment including training mannequins for students to practice their styling techniques. We use the same products and facilities found in a real salon and offer a range of services such as styling, cutting, colouring, perming, and chemical straightening to paying clients. You can find our hairdressing salons at our Caboolture, Loganlea, and South Bank campuses.
Simulated clinical wards
TAFE Queensland has worked closely with leading medical organisations and hospitals to develop up-to-date, practical nurse training. At our South Bank campus you'll have access to purpose-built training facilities. Our hospital-standard clinical nursing simulation room is equipped with electric beds, vital signs monitors, ECG machines, IV trolleys and responsive simulator mannequins. Prepare yourself for real-world situations and practice on state-of-the-art equipment under the supervision of industry professionals.
Pet grooming salon
Our animal studies students gain practical experience pampering and grooming animals for paying customers in our open-to-the-public pet grooming salon our Grovely campus. The salon has all the same facilities, equipment, and products used in a real pet grooming facility, including hydrobaths, clipping equipment, hydraulic tables, and drying equipment. Gain experience across a full range of pet grooming treatments including bathing, clipping, and flea control and learn how to capture, handle, and transport animals, apply basic first aid, and monitor animal health and wellbeing.
Witness the cutting-edge fashion designs of emerging talent from Queensland at the upcoming Protégé Fashion Show, presented by TAFE Queensland. To find out more and purchase tickets, visit the Protégé website.
The TAFE Queensland - SkillsTech Apprentice Awards are back in 2023.
Join us for a day of activities, workshops, and information about all our study areas and exceptional facilities at our Loganlea campus. Delve into an extensive range of course options and find the study path that will take you forward in life.
As a professional rugby league player, Issac Luke let his actions do the talking on the footy field.
For a third year in a row, TAFE Queensland has won the Large Training Provider of the Year at the Queensland Training Awards.
TAFE Queensland recently received recognition at the 2023 Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) 75th Anniversary Conference awards, with a TAFE Queensland teacher, student and volunteer winning awards that recognised their achievement and commitment to the AMEP.
At 19 years old, Abbey Kuhnell is an apprentice fast on her way to becoming one of Queensland's most-awarded chefs after winning the gold medal at the prestigious WorldSkills National Championships.
Froth Rookies Brewing Co.’s Session Ale, brewed by TAFE Queensland students, has won gold at the recent Indie Beer Awards.
Calamvale Community College Year 12 student Connor Johnson won the Secondary Student of the Year Award at the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s (QTIC) Salute to Excellence Awards.
George Bowman is striding confidently towards a fulfilling career in nursing.
After winning a gold medal at the regional WorldSkills competition, fashion graduate Alice Cameron has earnt a shot at a national WorldSkills Competition in Melbourne.
After taking home the gold in Queensland's WorldSkills Regional Championships, fashion graduate Sari Conte has been training hard to represent her home state at the WorldSkills Australia National Championships.