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Maryborough

Quaint and rich in history, Maryborough is a vibrant city on the Fraser Coast with much to offer. In 2022, our purpose-built Maryborough campus that was opened in 2016, was relocated to Bazaar Street, which is still in the heart of the bustling Maryborough CBD. The new campus location continues to offer a unique education and training hub by delivering quality, practical courses, flexible study options, and literacy programs.

What's on offer at the Maryborough campus

Our Maryborough campus delivers selected programs online to maximise access for all students to learning and educational opportunities with a focus on health, community services and foundation skills.

The partnership we’ve built with our local community can be seen in our Maryborough Trade Training Centre which also delivers trade training for local high school aged students. 

Facilities and services

  • Nearby cafes and food outlets
  • Student service centre

AMEP and SEE

We offer the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program at the TAFE Queensland Maryborough campus.

Learn more about AMEP Learn more about SEE

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 a worker in early childhood education and care.

Learn more about child care

Maryborough

Street address

1/131 Bazaar Street,
Maryborough Qld 4650

Postal address

PO Box 5252,
SCMC Nambour Qld 4560

Monday8.00am-4.30pm
Tuesday8.00am-4.30pm
Wednesday8.00am-4.30pm
Thursday8.00am-4.30pm
Friday8.00am-4.30pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Public transport

Our Maryborough campus is easily accessible via public transport. Wide Bay Transit operates bus services in the local area with the closest bus stop just around the corner on Alice Street.

Cycling

If you live nearby, cycling could be another cost effective option to get to class with bike racks available nearby.

Parking

There is a car park behind our Maryborough campus with additional street parking available on Bazaar Street.

Latest news and events Read more

For a third year in a row, TAFE Queensland has won the Large Training Provider of the Year at the Queensland Training Awards.

Talented TAFE Queensland tradie students Bailey Rice and Bailey Loenneker bagged gold and silver at the recent WorldSkills Australia National Championships and boy(s), are they stoked!

What began as a suggestion has since turned into a fulfilling career of care, compassion and companionship for Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) student Marie-Claude Brinckfieldt.

Having quietly built a career on care and compassion, this inspirational individual support teacher now finds herself in the spotlight after being shortlisted as a finalist in the Queensland Training Awards.

Through embracing opportunities, Malinda, a Sri Lankan migrant begins a career in the Australian Disability sector after completing the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) at TAFE Queensland.

Having completed a short course in Restricted Electrical Licence Skill Set thanks to funding from Constructions Skills Queensland, Ben has taken dad Phil under his apprenticeship wings and together, this dynamic duo are now plumbing greater levels of success in what is a very bright future.

As TAFE Queensland East Coast region’s only male student in Hervey Bay to date to have completed the Diploma of Beauty Therapy course, 26 year-old Jesse is feeling pretty confident about his upcoming career prospects.

To mark Refugee Week and its theme this year – Finding Freedom – TAFE Queensland East Coast is proud to recognise and celebrate the contributions and hard work of all of our refugee students.

To mark National Volunteer Week, TAFE Queensland East Coast region would like to acknowledge our volunteers who support the work of our educators in the classroom and outside.

As a fourth year apprentice in boiler making, Krystal is an inspiration to young girls and women, especially those who aspire to study engineering or take up a trade in this field.

When early childhood educator Nicola Johnston was tasked with developing the content for a new core unit, she never expected the journey to such an emotional experience.

This outstanding 2022 Student of the Year recipient has her sights firmly set on a bright future and promising career in the aged care and disability services industry.