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After a successful career in event management, Cristy Armour started a family, needing a career with flexibility.

Caitlin Baxter is the newly crowned Queensland Training Awards ‘Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year’ for the Darling Downs South West region – well deserved, given she was up against more than just her competitors.

Kody Ala is soaring to new heights, thanks to TAFE Queensland and Woree State High School’s SchoolTech program.

Despite not being born ‘on the land,’ school-based trainee Finley Cameron eagerly anticipates a future career in agriculture. And at just 15 years old, he’s already gaining valuable work experience and training with TAFE Queensland.

TAFE Queensland’s training restaurant, Futures, presented a delectable degustation event for more than 75 local food aficionados recently.

Queensland's first accredited Electric Vehicle apprentice workplace supervisors have graduated from TAFE Queensland and are ready to put on apprentices in the new, crucial qualification.

After a life-changing move to Australia, 18-year-old Pitak found safe ground at TAFE Queensland.

Bella is changing careers from administration work into the automotive electrical industry with the help of a pre-apprenticeship course.

When accomplished beach handball player Abby Mills isn’t competing overseas, she’s home in Brisbane, preparing herself for life after sport with TAFE Queensland.

What happens when COVID-19 and your own health ‘shuts down’ your dream career? If you’re Laura, you pivot, and you simply find another area to excel in.