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When Coedie Longmore first stepped into the world of cyber security almost a decade and a half ago, he never imagined he’d one day return to formal study.

For Alexander McIver, music wasn’t always the plan, and he never imagined he would one day be performing on prestigious stages, recording music in a professional studio, or being recognised for his cultural contribution.

When Grace Chambers enrolled in the Sea Eagles Sports Business Academy dual-diploma program delivered in partnership with TAFE Queensland, she knew she wanted a career in sport.

When Katerine Pinzon came to TAFE Queensland, she wanted to strengthen her professional skill set and complement her existing qualifications, but instead found something unexpected.

When Vamshi began exploring the next step in his career, he knew the cyber security landscape was shifting faster than ever before.

Simultaneously balancing a career, running a business, and raising three children is enough to keep most people busy - but somehow Sam West found the time to bolster her cyber security career.

TAFE Queensland and the Brisbane Broncos have teamed up to give the club’s academy players a taste of the practical skills that can open doors to future career opportunities beyond the football field.

When Michelle Morris walked across the stage at her graduation, she couldn’t help but reflect on how far she had come.

Football Queensland (FQ) is proud to announce the launch of the Football Queensland Institute of Business and Sport, created to deliver industry-leading education and career pathways for the state’s sporting community.

TAFE Queensland has expanded its Academy of Sport offerings through a new partnership with the Gold Coast SUNS, and their Gold Coast College of Business and Sport, launching an online accelerated version of the nationally recognised Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB50420).

For Mahdi Sarikhanifard, diving into cyber security wasn’t something he’d always planned.

After years of working on building sites, Keegan Hague swapped his steel caps for servers, launching his Information Technology (IT) career with TAFE Queensland.