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TAFE Queensland’s Dalby campus is set to benefit from a generous industry donation, with RSA Contractors gifting large diesel engines to support hands-on automotive training in July 2026.

For three Western Downs students, a passion for hair and beauty is becoming more than just an interest, it’s a pathway to a future career.

For Andrew Bell, studying TAFE Queensland’s Master of Cyber Security (HED009) was about turning a long-held interest in technology into a clear professional pathway.

The sector will benefit from the funding through the TAFE Centre of Excellence Health Care and Support.

A total of $3.2 million in research funding is available for battery technology, allied health, mental health and nursing projects.

The sustainable energy sector will benefit from a major investment in applied research funding.

TAFE Queensland’s Kingaroy campus is proudly celebrating 40 years of education, training and positive community impact, marking four decades since the campus was officially opened in 1986.

Find out how you can combine university thinking with hands-on learning with a degree from TAFE Queensland.

When it comes to studying a Bachelor of Nursing you are spoilt for choice. Here are the top reasons why you should pursue a nursing degree at TAFE Queensland.

From engineering metallurgy in South Africa to shaping the next generation of support workers in South East Queensland, Springfield educator Adrie Homan has built a career defined by innovation, resilience, and a genuine commitment to helping others.

As Australia prepares for major international events including the Men’s Rugby World Cup in 2027 and the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, TAFE Queensland is helping train the next generation of job-ready security officers.

From dismantling engines to exploring electric vehicle technology, students taking part in TAFE Queensland’s Vehicle Trades Career Taster are getting a glimpse of what a future career could look like.