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From kitchen to community: Chloe’s recipe for a bright future

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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Isabel’s “big dream” is firmly in her sights

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

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TasTAFE apprentices represent Tasmania in the National Apprentice Competition

Three TasTAFE-trained apprentices have represented Tasmania in cookery competitions at the 2024 Fine Food Australia expo, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Running for 40 years, Fine Food Australia is one of the country’s largest annual food events. This year’s showcase featured 875 exhibitors, attracting thousands of food industry professionals from around the country. Nicholas

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