Job: Computer Scientist, Science Communicator
Industry/Sector: Science
As a science communicator, her goal is to spark curiosity for its own sake. “We don’t know what the future world will look like… The best thing we can wish for people is that they can choose to do something because it interests them.”
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TasTAFE’s Certificate II in Plumbing continues to open doors for learners across Tasmania. Following strong demand in Hobart, the program expanded to Devonport – where recent graduate Tiannah Leonard secured an apprenticeship with Hadspen Plumbing & Gas after impressing during her work placement. Led by TasTAFE plumbing teacher Sam Willan, the Certificate II program gives
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The Takeover Storytelling Workshop gives young people a relaxed and supportive space to explore their own voice. The session helps participants understand how to share real‑life experiences in a safe and confident way. It also introduces simple tools that make storytelling easier, including how to build a strong personal narrative, how to show resilience through
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Tasmania’s hospitality scene is buzzing – from Hobart’s waterfront venues to regional cellar doors – and VET graduates are stepping confidently into the industry. Jack Smith is one of them. After completing his Certificate II and III in Hospitality at TasTAFE, Jack completed a two‑week placement at the MACq01 Story Bar. His professionalism and people
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The Mining and Manufacturing Career Awareness Program (MAMCAP) is a tailored initiative developed by the Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) to help students explore career opportunities across the Mining and Manufacturing sectors. Aligned with the Australian Secondary School Curriculum, the program includes an engaging presentation followed by a hands‑on activity showcasing the wide
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TasTAFE learner Chloe Bowen is taking huge strides in her cooking career, moving from a Australian School-based Apprenticeship (ASbA) into the TasTAFE kitchens, to cooking for charity organisations supporting Tasmanians in need. Chloe grew up around Brighton north of Hobart and went to school at Jordan River Learning Federation Senior School in Bridgewater. “I went all the
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In every Tasmanian town, suburb, and school, there are children who face challenges that can make growing up feel overwhelming. Some come from disadvantaged backgrounds, others feel disconnected from their communities, and many simply need someone to show up, listen, and believe in them. That’s where you come in. The power of showing up Being
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VET graduate Isabel Parsey finished her Certificate III in Tourism earlier this year, studying and now she’s working at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Richmond, and her career is taking flight. Isabel grew up in the small town of Murdunna on the Forestier Peninsula southeast of Hobart. Isabel changed schools a few times along the way – from Dunalley to Cambridge to
Isabel’s “big dream” is firmly in her sights Read More »
TasTAFE will be launching a state-of-the-art automotive training centre in Cambridge, giving students access to modern facilities and industry-aligned learning. The $2.35 million centre is set to open in early 2026 and will play a key role in preparing the next generation of skilled technicians just like you. The centre will feature a fully equipped
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Job: Medical Researcher
Industry/Sector: Health
Hannah’s childhood determination to help her cousin grew into a passion for medical research and human health.
