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Belinda Imhof completed an apprenticeship in her 40s, ditching office admin work for a hands-on plumbing career.

While borders remained closed, 33 motivated students from Papua, Indonesia, completed stage one of a six month TAFE Queensland marketing skill set.

Described as a once in a lifetime apprentice, Abi Winter is making her mark as a fitter and turner.

Ever since high school, Georgia Brooker has always wanted to go into nursing. Now she's passing on her knowledge and skills to the next generation as a TAFE Queensland teacher.

Rick Budd returned to study more than two decades after completing high school. Today, Rick uses his nursing skills and love of cosplay to brighten the lives of people in hospital.

When Chloe Pearse wasn’t flourishing in a traditional high school learning environment she found a new way to study towards her dream career, which brought her to TAFE Queensland.

Growing up, the sight and sound of helicopters always caused Adam Bernhardt to rush outside and look up.

TAFE Queensland and City of Gold Coast have partnered to deliver a short course that will provide a pipeline of workers for the high growth film and TV sector across the region.

Mick Cullen has swapped piloting helicopters for a new career in cyber security – staying on the frontlines and defending Australia from its enemies, albeit from behind the keyboard.

After COVID-19 greatly affected the hospitality industry and Annie Craig's successful career in luxury accommodation and catering stalled, she decided to move to Australia and refine her skills with TAFE Queensland.

Year 11 student Brianna Stem grew up building things around her backyard, and her dad always had hands-on projects underway, so you could say the foundation was laid early on for her to pursue a Certificate I in Construction (CPC10120) through TAFE at School at TAFE Queensland.

At 14, Amy Smith started gaining hands-on experience in an automotive workshop to pursue her goal of becoming a mechanic.