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Through embracing opportunities, Malinda, a Sri Lankan migrant begins a career in the Australian Disability sector after completing the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) at TAFE Queensland.

TAFE Queensland recently received recognition at the 2023 Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) 75th Anniversary Conference awards, with a TAFE Queensland teacher, student and volunteer winning awards that recognised their achievement and commitment to the AMEP.

Conflict forced Totoya and her sisters to leave Sudan and live in a Kenyan refugee camp for 15 years, but since completing the AMEP she is a business owner and has no plans of slowing down.

Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) students, teachers and invited guests gathered at TAFE Queensland’s Toowoomba campus to celebrate 75 years of the program’s impact and rich history of education in the community recently.

TAFE Queensland joins the rest of Australia in celebrating International Volunteer Day on December 5th, honouring the countless volunteers who make significant contributions throughout Australia. Among these volunteers is Laura Lombardozzi, who is volunteering in the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and has played a particularly crucial role in assisting Maryna Vyrva.

Ploy Thaowanpiput is living her own Australian dream – raising her family and finding work that she loves.

Toowoomba's AMEP Youth students raised funds for an overnight stay at Camp Cooby, located by Lake Cooby, offering rock climbing, archery, and canoeing.

Suruchi travelled from Nepal to Australia to seek better opportunities and ultimately found her calling within the AMEP team at TAFE Queensland. An initiative she holds close as she understands the challenges and triumphs.