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TAFE NSW beauty students will benefit from with state-of-the art training facilities thanks to a NSW Government funded upgrade.
A school careers adviser based in the NSW Hunter region is to be recognised for outstanding service to the profession. Kristi Pritchard-Owens reports.
The $160 million state-of-the-art Jindabyne Education Campus will open to students for day one of the 2025 school year.
$38 million has been spent on maintenance and upgrades for schools on the NSW north and mid north over the summer holidays.
A Federal Government initiative to provide a $10,000 incentive for apprentices to complete their apprenticeships is welcome news.
Public school students aced Vocational Education and Training courses in the HSC. Linda Doherty and Duyen Nguyen report.
The Class of 2024 are the largest cohort in NSW and Australian history.
The Australian Training Awards took place in Canberra on Friday.
A passion shaped by his own experiences, Year 12 student Zachariah Vellacott is helping shape the future of care for people with disabilities.
The H2GP Illawarra Challenge is the perfect formula for raising awareness about future industries. Leigh Mabin reports.
The pledge commits organisations to ensuring 20 per cent of their entry-level digital hires come from alternative educational pathways.
The state and federal governments will jointly fund the Heavy Industry Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Wollongong.
