News and events

A new partnership between TAFE Queensland and Gravity Media is opening doors for students to gain real-world experience in the film and television sector.

Over $1 million in round one funding has been awarded to innovative sustainable energy applied research projects.

The aged care industry will benefit from almost $1.3 million in research funding.

For proud Meriam Mir (Murray Island) woman and Townsville mum of three, Aleshia Morris, finishing her community services course was about much more than study – it was about proving to herself and her children that she could rise above the toughest challenges and create a new path forward.

Toowoomba jewellery apprentice Lara Quinton has been named TAFE Queensland’s Apprentice Jeweller of the Year for 2025, recognised for her extraordinary craftsmanship, artistic vision, and dedication to her craft.

Animal studies teacher Barb Bailey-Dahlheimer has turned her love for helping creatures great and small into a career supporting high school students to do exactly that.

Fuschia Darling is helping shine a light on local flora and fauna through art, after swapping her career in horticulture and conservation to focus on photography.

TAFE Queensland is making waves on the Gold Coast, with a new Certificate II in Maritime Operations setting sail at the Coomera Marine Centre of Excellence from 2026.

Nineteen-year-old Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) (CHC33021) graduate Scarlett Roffey and her teacher Jenny Nichols were both awarded for their efforts, at the 2025 Gympie graduation.

After his employment shut trading, Caleb Griffin spent two months without work or progress in his electrical apprenticeship training, until he saw hope with a TAFE Queensland's Flexible Trade Training Delivery Pilot.

Graduating students from across the Sunshine Coast gathered to celebrate the culmination of all their hard work and the exciting next step in their careers, with 15-year-old Phoenix Easton taking out the top honour of the night.

A new hybrid delivery model that combines online learning, workplace training and flexible campus delivery blocks have been included in the redesigned bicycle mechanic apprenticeship program.