The Impact of COVID on TAFEs: National and International Perspectives
On 3 December 2020, TDA and its corporate affiliate, TechnologyOne teamed up to present national and international perspectives on the impact of COVID-19.
A career that counts – TAFE Queensland
A love and knack for maths and a determination to learn and ‘just get in and remain focused on achieving your goal’ have helped Tamika accomplish success in her studies and work.
Master carpenter wants to give back – TAFE Queensland
Quality trade education is absolutely possible in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities if you have the vision to lead and the dedication to share knowledge and experience.
Mena’s passion for empowering others – TAFE Queensland
It is never too late to pursue your passion, and with the flexibility of online learning this is becoming more do-able in rural and remote communities.
Students inspired to showcase local culture – TAFE NSW Inverell
A group of passionate Inverell locals will soon graduate from a unique TAFE NSW course focussed on showcasing and preserving Aboriginal culture
Mentoring and support group empowers women – Canberra Institute of Technology
Driven by the desire to support and empower women, two Canberra Institute of Technology CIT students founded the CIT Women’s Mentoring and Support Group. This supportive community for female students and professionals aims to nurture professional development for enhanced future career opportunities.
Debbie Blow, National Achievement Award 2020 – TAFE Queensland
Australia’s COVID year clearly demonstrated the value and dedication of well trained, frontline health workers. Debbie Blow received the National Achievement Award at the Australian Training Awards for her work over 20 years in improving the quality of training in health and nursing.
Mary Campbell, Lifetime Achievement Award 2020– TAFE Queensland
The Australian Training Awards have bestowed Mary Campbell, CEO of TAFE Queensland, their highest honour to recognise her leadership in the VET sector over the past 30 years.
Advance Queensland One Business program – TAFE Queensland
As Australia returns to pre-COVID economic activity, small and medium sized enterprises need targeted and sustained support. There is no better time for business owners to take stock of where their enterprises are heading and assess how their businesses may need to adapt to the ‘new normal’.
Training helps students to support pupils at Wadja Wadja High School – Central Queensland University (CQU)
Lifelong learning can help people manage change, better understand their jobs and work differently. For two teachers’ aides, undertaking training in a Certificate III in Education Support has helped them find new ways to connect with the students and better understand their expectations.
