Accounting and finance

Learning to know what she didn’t know was the reason Julia Robertson enrolled at TAFE Queensland. Now 12 years later, the brain tumour and stroke survivor is about to embark on a PhD with Griffith University.

After a career in human resources, payroll, project and contract management, Monique Cooper decided to secure her future by studying to become a cyber security specialist.

For anyone in the Cherbourg community who knows Iris-Jean Blow, it will come as no surprise to learn that the hard working Wakka/Butchulla woman is a finalist in the 2024 Queensland Training Awards.

Carole Lange, a former financial planner turned to TAFE Queensland to facilitate her career change into the IT industry.

After two decades out of school, Divina Irvin is hitting the books again and gaining newfound confidence through her studies.

William Hunter knew from a young age that he wanted to make a difference as a police officer with the Queensland Police Service.

Jaxon Watt’s journey to a technology career began when he enrolled in an entry-level TAFE at School electronics and programming qualification.

Meet a former musician and music teacher who transformed her career path with the help of TAFE Queensland.

Emily Hillier’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of how a supportive environment and caring teachers can change lives.

Sixteen proud Yarrabah community members have successfully graduated from a unique pre-employment program, designed to prepare them for roles at the new Yarrabah Digital Service Centre.

The Palm Island Digital Service Centre has earned national recognition for its outstanding contribution to training and job creation, being awarded Silver in the Industry Collaboration Award category at the 2024 Australian Training Awards in Canberra.

For Palm Island (Bwgcolman) community member Yvette Nicholas, the journey from trainee to Team Leader at the Palm Island Digital Service Centre has been life changing.