When Esad Kasim arrived in Australia, he already had a clear picture of what he wanted: a trade, a job, and a future he could build with his hands. Through SEE, he was able to take a significant first step.

Married couple Ilian and Carolina left Spain with a shared dream: to bring the authentic flavours of their home to the streets of Australia. After accessing support through TAFE Queensland's AMEP and SEE programs, that dream is now a reality.

At TAFE Queensland, Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) teacher Kozo Taniyama is helping learners build the confidence and foundation skills they need to take the next step towards employment, further study, and personal success.

When Kristina arrived in Toowoomba in 2023, she was starting a new chapter in a new country, one filled with opportunity, learning and hope for the future.

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.

When Dean Teague dropped out of high school, he never imagined he would go to university. But as soon as he stepped into a TAFE Queensland classroom, that way of thinking was flipped on its head.

As Australia celebrates NAIDOC Week this July 6 – 13, TAFE Queensland proudly recognises the resilience, aspirations and achievements of First Nations learners across the state. In April, TAFE Queensland opened doors to a new training site in Cloncurry, where locals can now access free employability skills training under the government-funded Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program.

Two young Mackay students have joined the workforce after building job readiness through the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program at TAFE Queensland.

Suruchi travelled from Nepal to Australia to seek better opportunities and ultimately found her calling within the AMEP team at TAFE Queensland. An initiative she holds close as she understands the challenges and triumphs.

Twelve First Nations Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program students at TAFE Queensland have secured employment with Telstra as part of an innovative program located on Palm Island.

TAFE Queensland's Skills for Education & Employment (SEE) program is helping job seekers like Fareed Hussein achieve their career goals.

As an adult learner herself, Elizabeth Watson describes her teaching role in the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program as an opportunity to support students through their own learning challenges.