Senior College and Trades Info Night

For three regional Queensland students, a passion for mechanics is already turning into a pathway toward future careers as they undertake TAFE Queensland’s TAFE at School program at the Dalby campus.

Across Queensland, industry leaders took part in roundtables to help guide the development of future-focused construction training and skills.

Electricians are being provided with free battery training to support Australia's sustainable energy transition.

Tasman Henry is preparing to take his skills as a TAFE Queensland – SkillsTech apprentice to the international spotlight after being selected to represent Australia at the WorldSkills International Competition in Shanghai.

For Grant Job, TAFE Queensland – SkillsTech educator and WorldSkills mentor, supporting apprentices like Rebekah Swindells to achieve success on the global stage in Wall and Floor Tiling is both a professional achievement and a personal honour.

Townsville diesel technician Nicola Todd has been named one of North Queensland’s top apprentices after completing her heavy vehicle qualification through TAFE Queensland.

In just over two years, Justin Carty has become a standout educator across TAFE Queensland’s plumbing team, helping modernise practical delivery, strengthen digital teaching practices, and improve how apprentices engage with complex trade concepts.

TAFE Queensland’s Bundaberg automotive teacher Ryan Hunter is one example of how industry professionals can transition into teaching after years on the tools.

Automotive electrical apprentice Danielle English has been awarded The Zonta Club of Bundaberg’s TAFE Queensland Student Bursary, recognising her commitment to building a career in a traditionally male-dominated trade.

A new chapter in trade training has been switched on at Alexandra Hills, with the opening of the purpose-built electrical training facility that is designed to meet growing demand and power the next generation of skilled electricians.

Crawling under roofs with spiders may not be everyone’s idea of a good time, but for Fraser Coast Apprentice of the Year Tayla Axelsen, it’s all part of the job.

For Lachlan, from Gatton, the path into the energy industry began while he was still in high school, and it all started with putting his hand up for an opportunity that gave him a real insight into the job before committing to an apprenticeship.