Student updates

The TAFE Centre of Excellence Clean Energy Batteries is leading a national pilot program to provide free battery training.

As much as we'd like to think that making a resolution will set us up for success, good goal setting is a little more complicated than that.

At just 17, Locklyn O’Loughlin is already making a difference in his community. A proud Nughi, Nunukul and Gorenpul man from Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), Locklyn is combining school, work, and study to build a career in healthcare – one that’s helping his mob access the support they need.

The TAFE Centre of Excellence Clean Energy Batteries is advancing training to support state and national energy goals.

For Brendan Bartz, the spark for engineering began long before he stepped into a workshop. Growing up in Clifton, he spent countless hours alongside his dad in the shed, tinkering with tools, building things from scratch, and fuelling a passion that would eventually shape his future …

Townsville mum Katya Sobotnik has turned her passion for bringing people together into an exciting career pathway, studying event management with TAFE Queensland while juggling family life and hands-on industry experience.

Are you passionate about creating a more inclusive, respectful, and empowering learning environment? Do you want your voice to help shape the future of diversity and inclusion at TAFE Queensland?

Santener Sakina is originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo in Central Africa and was born profoundly deaf.

At 53, Karren Edmonds is proving it's never too late to chase a lifelong dream.

At TAFE Queensland, we believe students should be at the centre of decision-making, and now, they are.