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TAFE Queensland has been recognised by the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) as a silver status member of the Elite Sport Education Network (ESEN), reinforcing its commitment to helping elite athletes, coaches and officials balance high-performance sport with their education.

From quoting jobs and chasing invoices to answering customer enquiries after hours, small business owners are wearing more hats than ever, and for tradies, that often means less time on the tools and more time behind a desk, or late nights at the kitchen table doing paperwork.

For Matilda Stanfield, a career in the trades was never about breaking stereotypes. It was about backing herself.

TAFE Queensland students gained valuable industry insights into the power of visual storytelling during a special guest speaker session focused on the Out From the Mist Photography, Short Film and Music Competition.

For Michael Fitzgerald, cyber security isn't just about protecting systems – it's about keeping communities connected.

The future of automotive training in Western Queensland is gaining momentum, with heavy vehicle automotive trade training, new equipment, and opportunities taking shape at TAFE Queensland’s Roma campus.

From dismantling engines to exploring electric vehicle technology, students taking part in TAFE Queensland’s Vehicle Trades Career Taster are getting a glimpse of what a future career could look like.

As Australia prepares for major international events including the Men’s Rugby World Cup in 2027 and the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, TAFE Queensland is helping train the next generation of job-ready security officers.

From engineering metallurgy in South Africa to shaping the next generation of support workers in South East Queensland, Springfield educator Adrie Homan has built a career defined by innovation, resilience, and a genuine commitment to helping others.