Events

At TAFE Queensland, Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) teacher Kozo Taniyama is helping learners build the confidence and foundation skills they need to take the next step towards employment, further study, and personal success.

With more than 16 years of industry experience across disability support, youth work and aged care, Serene is passionate about preparing the next generation of community services professionals to make a real difference in their communities.

TAFE Queensland has been named Educator of the Year at the Australian Photographic Prize 2026, recognising the outstanding quality of work produced by its diploma students.

For TAFE Queensland student Matthew Wood, a love of acting began long before he stepped onto the stage in Australia.

Horticulture students from our Mt Gravatt campus recently enjoyed a valuable educational excursion to the historic gardens of Government House in Paddington.

The TAFE Queensland Scholarship Foundation is celebrating a remarkable milestone, with more than $50,000 raised to help students overcome barriers to education and achieve their career goals via TAFE Queensland’s very own Workplace Giving Program.

TAFE Queensland's trade staff embraced the challenge to help build respectful workplaces in the construction industry.

Danielle Rieley still remembers her first day at TAFE Queensland’s Mt Gravatt campus: a heavy bag, a few nerves and one big question - where was her classroom?

For Mickey Strauss, returning to study wasn’t just about gaining a qualification - it was about becoming the support person they once needed.

For Natasha Monahan, studying beauty therapy was more than a pathway to a qualification - it was the start of a career she is genuinely proud to call her own.

When Faith Barnett enrolled in TAFE Queensland, she wasn't simply choosing a qualification - she was choosing a fresh start.

When Charlotte Nye first walked into TAFE Queensland’s Fashion Centre of Excellence, she had never sewn before.