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For many students, the biggest barrier to training is not ability – it is confidence. That moment of doubt is where Roisin Murphy does some of her most important work.

As demand for skilled community services workers continues to grow, Casey is helping ensure future youth workers graduate with the practical skills, emotional awareness and professional confidence needed to step safely into the sector.

A new pilot program, designed to build the future health workforce for the Darling Downs, has achieved a major milestone with high school students starting work experience placements in hospitals across the region.

For Gervaise Mooney, a career in beauty didn’t begin with a lifelong plan. It started with a simple conversation.

After graduating with a Diploma of Graphic Design in 2025, Clare Patrick has found the confidence, skills and support to keep building a future in the creative industries.

Prospective students recently experienced the careers, leadership and opportunities behind elite sport as part of TAFE Queensland's new "Inside the Game" initiative, providing a unique insight into what it means to study through the Academy of Sport.

When Sanjay Marwal enrolled to study at TAFE Queensland, he wasn’t looking to change careers – he was looking to strengthen one.

When studying cyber security, continuous learning isn't optional – it's essential.

For Nicole Cervoni, the Burdekin Library was the place she had dreamed of working since she was 11 years old. Now, the 19-year-old from Millaroo has turned that childhood goal into award recognition, named a finalist for the Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year at the 2026 Queensland Training Awards North Region.

Townsville diesel technician Nicola Todd has been named one of North Queensland’s top apprentices after completing her heavy vehicle qualification through TAFE Queensland.

For much of his professional life, Michael Cooper worked as a professional coffee roaster.

For Grant Job, TAFE Queensland – SkillsTech educator and WorldSkills mentor, supporting apprentices like Rebekah Swindells to achieve success on the global stage in Wall and Floor Tiling is both a professional achievement and a personal honour.