$73.8 million boost to train more tradies in Queensland

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The Queensland Government announced a $73.8 million investment in a Construction Tech TAFE Centre of Excellence intended to expand construction training capacity. The initiative is linked to Queensland’s needs across housing, major projects and Brisbane 2032 preparation, with additional facilities and pathways planned for people entering construction careers. This is particularly relevant to job seekers, apprentices and employers because workforce development will be central to meeting demand for qualified trades, supervisors and construction-related technical skills.

Why This Is Relevant

Queensland’s construction pipeline depends on a larger, better-prepared workforce. This announcement is relevant to job seekers, apprentices and employers because it outlines additional construction training capacity linked to housing, major projects and future infrastructure demand. It also highlights practical pathways into trades and technical roles that will be needed across Queensland in the years leading up to 2032.

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