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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.

When Grace Chambers enrolled in the Sea Eagles Sports Business Academy dual-diploma program delivered in partnership with TAFE Queensland, she knew she wanted a career in sport.

For as long as he can remember, Will Owens was drawn to flying, and while the pathway into aviation once felt out of reach, that fascination never left him.

For Alexander McIver, music wasn’t always the plan, and he never imagined he would one day be performing on prestigious stages, recording music in a professional studio, or being recognised for his cultural contribution.

For many young people passionate about sport, breaking into the professional industry can feel out of reach.

From a young age, Eloise Dorans-Knowles was rarely far from an aircraft. Growing up on Jersey, a small island just seven miles wide in the English Channel, flying was simply part of life.

Queensland’s TAFE Centres of Excellence are offering millions in applied research funding to innovate vocational education and training.

When Coedie Longmore first stepped into the world of cyber security almost a decade and a half ago, he never imagined he’d one day return to formal study.