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With more than 40 years in the electrical and renewable energy industry under his belt and a keen interest in environmental sustainability, there’s a lot to be learned from David Gartner.

TAFE Queensland is celebrating the success of two students and an educator from its Nambour engineering program, after the trio were recognised at Weld Australia's 2025 Queensland and Northern Territory Welding Excellence Awards.

Brisbane Broncos players ranging from today’s men’s and women’s stars to up-and-comers have been trying on different careers for size at TAFE Queensland in 2025.

When Ila first stepped into the workshop at TAFE Queensland, she didn’t expect to be the only women in the room. But that didn’t stop her from diving headfirst into her engineering apprenticeship and quickly proving she could hold her own.

For 21-year-old Sally Osborne, the idea of studying - let alone working in hospitality - once felt impossible. Living with an intellectual disability and managing anxiety meant unfamiliar environments, especially busy workplaces could feel intimidating and overwhelming.

Grahame knows exactly what it’s like to be in his students’ shoes – because he’s been there himself.

Josh Jameson didn’t plan to become a fabricator. But after helping his stepfather install a butcher shop one Christmas, he found himself drawn into the world of metalwork and never looked back.

Fraser is living proof that it’s never too late to change direction and follow your passion.

When Steve Munro started his career in the engineering and fabrication industry, he never imagined that one day he’d be shaping the next generation of tradespeople.  

For Kristy Midgley, owner of Giggles Hair Studio, hairdressing is more than just styling – it’s about connection, creativity, and community.

For Charlotte, hairdressing isn’t just a job – it’s a passion rooted in creativity, connection, and a love of learning.

After years of working full-time in salons, Lisa Moore felt a pull toward something more.