Chloe Read appointed Managing Director of TAFE NSW | Australian Markets

NSW Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education Minister Steve Whan in the present day introduced former Department of Education government Chloe Read will proceed to guide TAFE NSW as the federal government strikes to rebuild the establishment after more than a decade of poor planning and neglect beneath the previous Liberal-National authorities.

Ms Read has been Acting Managing Director of TAFE NSW from January 2025 and can now serve within the position in an ongoing capability. Ms Read has in depth expertise in management roles within the NSW Public Service and a monitor report of driving change and efficient implementation of reform.

Most not too long ago, Ms Read labored with authorities to ship the NSW VET (Vocational Education and Training) Review and the primary NSW Skills Plan in more than 15 years.

Since her appointment to Acting Managing Director, Ms Read has already established robust working relationships with key stakeholders, launched the new TAFE Charter and is overseeing the implementation of the new Operating Model.

The Minns Labor Government is dedicated to restoring TAFE NSW to the center of the VET sector and guarantee it continues to ship training and coaching to round 400,000 college students a 12 months, throughout 85 industry sectors and more than 250 occupations.

Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education, Steve Whan mentioned:

“TAFE NSW plays a critical role in delivering a pipeline of skilled workers for industries and communities and the institution will benefit from Ms Read’s strong leadership during a transformational period.

“Ms Read has demonstrated her effectiveness in driving positive change and has an exceptional track record in delivering critical projects in the NSW skills sector. “

Managing Director of TAFE NSW Chloe Read said:

“I am thrilled and honoured to have been chosen to lead TAFE NSW, which is central to equipping the State with the skilled workers it urgently needs.

“TAFE NSW is an amazing place to work and study. Since stepping into the role, I have been blown away by our dedicated teachers and staff and the difference they make every day for students and local communities.

“A strong skills sector is more vital than ever, and along with the fantastic team at TAFE NSW I look forward to preparing students across NSW with the skills needed for the career they want.”

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