As National Skills Week continues, the latest Jobs and Skills Report projects an increase of construction employment by more than 9% in the 10 years to 2033, indicating a strong demand for skilled workers in the construction industry.

TAFE NSW Dubbo is answering industry calls for more foundational building skills by offering the newly developed Certificate II in Construction to local students.

Reana is among a growing number of women who are capitalising on the construction boom to gain new skills, qualifications, and a new career in an industry with variety and opportunity for growth.

TAFE NSW and J.P. Morgan have expanded their landmark First Step Program for young people to support South Western Sydney’s newly arrived migrant and refugee community.

Working on a TAFE NSW building project has helped Kes Bandara find his dream job when he helped tradesman Josh Lee with concreting work. Kes, 23, has now started an apprenticeship and is studying his Certificate III in Concreting.

Amid a construction boom across regional NSW, TAFE NSW building graduates Mitchell Hawthorn and Brendan...

Year 10 students are proving Girls Can Too, as part of a try-a-trade program with TAFE NSW Orange. The Canobolas High School students have been getting their hands dirty in carpentry, light automotive, electrotechnology, painting and decorating.

TAFE NSW Casino and Richmond Valley Council are uniting forces to encourage women across the Richmond Valley to pursue careers in male-dominated industries with new Try a Trade short...

Eleven Wilcannia locals will graduate from an innovative training program this week equipped with job-ready skills in construction thanks to a collaboration between WaterNSW, Murdi Paaki Services, Regional Enterprise Development Institute (REDI.E) and TAFE NSW.