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Students from the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Sports Business Academy are gaining firsthand insight into the inner workings of elite sport through a series of industry masterclasses and practical work experience opportunities delivered in partnership with TAFE Queensland.

Students from the Eels Institute are already making a significant impact across the Club, with the inaugural cohort immersing themselves in game days, events, projects, internships and operational experiences throughout their first semester.

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.

Just days into his new career installing pharmacy dispensing robots, TAFE Queensland graduate Zac Griffiths is already living his dream.

Dr Elankayer Sithirasenan (Elan) works in a field that never stands still. With more than 35 years in the Information Technology (IT) industry and a PhD in Network Security, he has watched the sector transform from simple local networks into today’s complex, AI-driven cloud environments.

Supporting and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people is more than a career goal for Mia Cafe - it’s a personal mission grounded in culture, resilience, and lived experience.

TAFE Queensland continues to achieve strong outcomes in Nauru through sustained in country engagement focused on capability building.

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.

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.

Three seasons with the Gold Coast SUNS and 12 months as an employee are milestones that still feel surreal for Gold Coast College of Sport and Business graduate, Kiara Osborne.

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.

Ruby Cheney is proving it’s never too late to return to study and build a meaningful career, as she undertakes a course at the TAFE Queensland’s Warwick campus with the aim of turning her passion for helping others into a reality.