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Queensland’s TAFE Centres of Excellence are leading the way in Australia, becoming the first Centres to open competitive Applied Research Grants.
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Kiara Shim’s joyful pastime of baking in her grandmother’s kitchen has become a promising career, decorated with a WorldSkills Australia National Championships bronze medal.
When Ella Taylor walked into her first high school home economics class, she had no idea it would ignite a passion that would one day take her to the national stage.
Early Childhood Education and Care student Kaho Ishikawa felt a mix of nerves and excitement when asked to lead an activity at an Under 8’s Week community event, but the experience was a turning point in her learning journey.
When 27-year-old Fidele Niyonzima arrived in Australia, he knew only a few English words and greetings. Today, he’s studying Allied Health at TAFE Queensland Townsville (Pimlico) campus, while also learning English through the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP).
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Thirteen TAFE Queensland Gold Coast students made their mark on the national stage, collecting a suite of medals at the WorldSkills Australia 2025 National Championships in Brisbane.