Experience gained through QMI’s Structured Learning Program enabled Aiden from Moranbah High School to connect to a cadetship with Ergon Energy.

QMI hosted a webinar to connect students and educators to manufacturing opportunities in aviation.

To help bridge the gap between education and industry, regional educators were invited to tour four manufacturers who utilise cutting-edge manufacturing technology.

BlockTexx is a world leader when it comes to recycling and repurposing textiles. Students and educators were given an insight into this innovative Queensland-based company and were reminded that careers in manufacturing have the ability to change the world.

In today's world, ethical and sustainable practices are essential for businesses. By partnering with QMI, you can demonstrate your commitment to positive social outcomes.

The manufacturing industry is no longer just about factory floors and assembly lines. Today, it stands at the forefront of innovation, blending advanced technologies, creativity, and sustainability. From 3D printing and robotics to biofabrication and sustainable engineering, manufacturing is reshaping how we build, create, and live

QMI's Gateway to Industry Advanced Manufacturing program recently hosted a webinar to inspire students to consider a career in biofabrication and bioengineering. Attendees learnt how the industry is revolutionising healthcare by creating unique patient-specific models using 3D printing, as well as using other advanced manufacturing technologies to create biomaterials for tissue engineering. Critical thinking, problem solving and communication are the three most important attributes for people to be successful in this exciting field, regardless of academic background.

To celebrate Manufacturing Week, QMI delivered a week-long series of industry tours where students were given firsthand exposure to manufacturing technologies and processes.

Bionic hand workshops were delivered across Queensland to teach students how to create an electronically controlled hand. The students learnt block coding and were introduced to real-world applications of this skill.

In collaboration with Creative Nations, the QMI Gateway to Industry Team delivered a workshop for Year 7 students to discover the incredible manufacturing ingenuity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Finch Engineering and Dalby South State School's Year 4 students have been involved in a year-long project collaboration to solve a real world industry problem. QMI's GISP Advanced Manufacturing team visited the region and witnessed the students engaging with the latest technology, exposing them to the exciting world of advanced manufacturing.

Queensland Gaskets provided Park Ridge State High School with a real-world industry problem - what to do with the waste foam produced through manufacturing Rheinmetall’s defence projects.