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What began as baking birthday cakes and family treats has become a promising patisserie career for WorldSkills Gold-winning apprentice Liana Baddeley.

What if, instead of graduating with just a portfolio piece, a game development student could graduate with an actual game - based on an established fantasy series with an existing audience waiting to see it?

Double TAFE Queensland graduate Isobelle Fawkes has turned her natural ability to support others into practical skills that are making a difference in the Gold Coast community.

If you're looking for work that's meaningful, secure and offers opportunities to grow, a nursing career could be the answer.

For Jacinta, it all started with an unexpected purchase. In 2016, she bought a 100-year-old weatherboard home on an acre of land in South East Queensland and quickly discovered a love for gardening.

Research funded through an Applied Research Grant is helping identify the skills, knowledge and training needed to safely manage, recycle and repurpose lithium-ion batteries.

Three TAFE Queensland design students have put their creative skills to work on a road safety campaign encouraging young drivers to leave more space between vehicles – with their work now appearing on billboards.

For Tobey Baker, Year 10 student at Australian Christian College, a passion for motorsport inspired him to explore the automotive industry, but it was TAFE Queensland's (RTO 0275) Career Tasters that gave him the confidence to see where that passion could take him.

For Carter Ellis, Year 10 student at Calamvale Community College, building has always been part of the plan.

When Ursula Evans embarked on a simple sewing project at school, she had no idea it would shape her into the fashion designer and entrepreneur she is today.

Leaving her home in Bali to study in Australia was a leap into the unknown for Sherina. What began with an English language course at TAFE Queensland has since led to a university degree, industry experience, and a rewarding career in Australia's higher education sector.

One trial flight was all it took for Mollie Jamieson to turn a lifelong aviation connection into a bold new career direction.