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Students Ivy Hoffmann, from Nanango, and Hannah Jenkins, Kingaroy … TAFE students prepared the food and served it to the KCCI members<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

September 17, 2021<\/strong><\/p>\n

TAFE Queensland’s Kingaroy campus invited Kingaroy businesspeople to attend a meet’n’greet recently to raise more awareness about available courses and meet the teachers who deliver them.<\/p>\n

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s September meet’n’greet attracted a big crowd to the main campus building in Geritz Road.<\/p>\n

Hospitality students prepared bento boxes of finger food and served cold drinks.<\/p>\n

Guest speakers from the TAFE, South Burnett CTC, the Youth Insearch Foundation and South Burnett Regional Council addressed the crowd.<\/p>\n

As well, KCCI president Damien Martoo provided an update about the association’s “hub” project which is being developed in a vacant shop in Kingaroy Street.<\/p>\n

The building is being fitted out and asbestos is being removed.<\/p>\n

“This is a community project. After we leave in two years, it will remain for the community to use,” Damien said.<\/p>\n