TAFE Queensland recently unveiled its state-of-the-art Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab at the Townsville Trade Training Centre in Bohle, Queensland. The facility aims to cater to the growing demand for skilled workers in emerging industries like hydrogen and advanced manufacturing. Susan Kinobe, the general manager of TAFE Queensland North region, emphasized the importance of training workers for the future, highlighting the role of these new facilities in providing education and skills development opportunities. The programs offered at the facility cover a wide range of options, from certificates and diplomas to skill sets and micro-credentials, with a focus on areas such as sustainable energy, autonomous technologies, and robotics. This initiative is part of TAFE Queensland's commitment to equipping students with the necessary skills for the jobs of tomorrow. With the addition of these cutting-edge facilities, North Queenslanders, including trade apprentices, will benefit from enhanced access to high-quality education and training in hydrogen and advanced manufacturing, setting the stage for long-term growth and sustainability in the region.