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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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In an era where digital threats loom large and every click could trigger a breach, cyber security is no longer optional – it's essential.

Astri stepped into the TAFE Queensland classroom with one major goal: connecting with fellow migrants. Before she knew it, she had built a networking community from the ground up.

When Dana Louis learned she had received a TAFE Queensland scholarship, she could hardly believe it.

When Georgia Powell enrolled to study screen and media at TAFE Queensland’s Mt Gravatt campus, she wasn’t sure what would come next - she just knew her career needed a boost.

From chasing football dreams in Tasmania to coaching young players in Brisbane, Sophie Wilson is on a mission to reshape her future in sport - on the pitch and in the classroom.

TAFE Queensland’s role in delivery of the Queensland Government’s Regional Economic Futures Fund.

Lying in a hospital bed, paralysed on one side and unable to speak, Therese Stanton had one thought on her mind -"I’m not done yet."

After two decades in the Royal Australian Air Force and playing rugby league internationally, Michael Godfrey is studying to launch his next chapter.

When Vivienne Nickels talks about her study journey, it’s clear she’s walking with purpose - grounded in culture, driven by community, and focused on creating change.

David and Kathlyn Harrison have spent nearly five decades navigating life’s twists and turns together—raising three kids, doting on grandkids, and building careers. But nothing tested their teamwork like enrolling in a Certificate III in Pathology Collection at TAFE Queensland on the Gold Coast.

Breaking away from traditional career paths, husband and wife duo Jesse and Erin Bickford are rewriting the narrative —he’s a registered nurse, while she’s a skilled mechanic, proving stereotypes have no place at their dinner table.

For as long as he could remember, Stanley Harlen had a dream to share his love of music with young people. After a medical diagnosis and a long journey of self-discovery, the 34-year-old has now achieved his dream and is using his skills and life experience to help young people reach for the stars.