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Supporting and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people is more than a career goal for Mia Cafe - it’s a personal mission grounded in culture, resilience, and lived experience.

Dr Elankayer Sithirasenan (Elan) works in a field that never stands still. With more than 35 years in the Information Technology (IT) industry and a PhD in Network Security, he has watched the sector transform from simple local networks into today’s complex, AI-driven cloud environments.

Just days into his new career installing pharmacy dispensing robots, TAFE Queensland graduate Zac Griffiths is already living his dream.

For Katy, studying with Gateway To Training and TAFE Queensland has been about more than gaining a Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) (CHC33021) qualification, it has been about building confidence, developing practical skills and creating a meaningful career supporting people in her local community.

TAFE Queensland’s Academy of Sport and the Parramatta Eels are set to launch an innovative new hybrid education model, with the program arriving at a landmark moment for the Club as the Eels prepare to take centre stage on the global sporting platform in Las Vegas.

Students from the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Sports Business Academy are gaining firsthand insight into the inner workings of elite sport through a series of industry masterclasses and practical work experience opportunities delivered in partnership with TAFE Queensland.

As Queensland prepares to host the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, TAFE Queensland is helping shape the future workforce that will support one of the world’s biggest sporting events.

TAFE Queensland has been confirmed as a key delivery partner in the national FemTech project, led by Professionals Australia and supported by $4.9 million through the Australian Government’s Building Women’s Careers Program.

Two teams of aspiring cyber security professionals from TAFE Queensland are preparing to take on the nation’s best after securing a place in the Cyber Battle Australia Grand Final 2026.

For seven years, Chrystal Robinson has been one of TAFE Queensland’s most dedicated Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) teachers — travelling across vast distances in the South West Region to deliver training directly to learners where they live and work.

After many years working in early childhood education and care, Ashleigh Smith has built a rewarding career with TAFE Queensland, progressing from teacher to leader within the organisation.

As Queensland prepares to host the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, TAFE Queensland is helping inspire and develop the next generation of sporting talent through its Career Taster Brisbane 2032 program.