Queensland Government media release Rod Welford Minister for ...
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Trainee of the Year, sponsored by Busy at Work · Kyle Ford, Certificate III in Business Administration, Gold Coast Financial Planning, from Burleigh Heads · Katie Frew, Certificate III in Business Administration, Department of Tourism, Regional Development and Industry, from Clear Island Waters · Lisa Stutz, Certificate III in Business Administration, OnQ Human Resources Limited, from Ashmore Vocational Student of the Year, sponsored by Queensland Alumina Limited · Fiona Hamwood, Diploma of Fitness, Gold Coast Institute of TAFE, from Ashmore · Jessica Longhurst, Certificate III in Hairdressing, Mackintosh International College (Australia), from Tweed Heads · Sonia Weatherley, Diploma of Fitness, Gold Coast Institute of TAFE, from Windaroo Schoolbased Apprentice or Trainee of the Year, sponsored by MEGT Australian Apprenticeships Centre · Stevie Adams, Certificate II in Hospitality (Operations), VIP Coffee, from Studio Village · Edward Alexander, Certificate III in Carpentry, Building Services (Qld) Pty Ltd, from Southport · Samuel Mangan, Certificate III in Multimedia, All Saints Anglican School Limited, from Carrara Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year, sponsored by Mission Australia · Jodi Sampson, Certificate IV in Life and Business, Gold Coast Institute of TAFE, from Elanora · Lisa Stutz, Certificate III in Business Administration, OnQ Human Resources Limited, from Ashmore Small Employer of the Year, sponsored by Small Business Solutions · Seapower Marine from Runaway Bay · Trevor West Hair Works from Burleigh Heads Employer of the Year, sponsored by Gold Coast Institute of TAFE · Radisson Resort Gold Coast from Palm Meadows · Warner Village Theme Parks from Surfers Paradise
SouthWest Queensland region's training leaders announced The SouthWest Queensland region’s top employers, apprentices, trainees and vocational students have been selected as regional finalists in the Queensland Training Awards. Education and Training Minister Rod Welford congratulated the 21 regional finalists on being chosen from 91 local nominations across seven categories. “Vocational skills are more important than ever in Queensland, and these awards show how strong they are at a local level,” Mr Welford said. “In workplaces, schools, colleges and training institutions, Queenslanders are keeping our skills and knowledge at the cutting edge, across a host of industries that are integral to our daily lives. “With demand for skilled workers at an alltime high, and more Queenslanders taking up apprenticeships and traineeships than any other area of Australia, our state boasts worldclass vocational education and training initiatives — and these awards showcase the best of these achievements.” Mr Welford said this regional final, one of six across the state, would be held on Friday 25 July 2008 at Chinchilla Cultural Centre. Winners will then progress to the State Final on Thursday 11 September 2008 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, where recipients in a further four categories will also be presented. State winners will have the chance to enter the Australian Training Awards held in Darwin on Thursday 20 November 2008. The Queensland Training Awards, which are now in their 47 th year, are run by the State Government’s Department of Education, Training and the Arts. A full list of the region’s finalists follows. For more information on the Queensland Training Awards, visit www.qta.qld.gov.au. Media contact: Marnie Stitz or Emma Clarey on 3237 1000 2008 QUEENSLAND TRAINING AWARDS SOUTHWEST QUEENSLAND REGIONAL FINALISTS Apprentice of the Year, sponsored by Payton Kitchens · Benjamin Boikowski, Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Moulding), Golden West Employment Solutions, from Toowoomba · Lauren Grubic, Certificate III in Printing and Graphic Arts (Graphic Prepress), Stanthorpe Print ‘n Copy, from Oxley
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SouthWest <strong>Queensland</strong> region's training leaders announced<br />
The SouthWest <strong>Queensland</strong> region’s top employers, apprentices, trainees and<br />
vocational students have been selected as regional finalists in the <strong>Queensland</strong><br />
Training Awards.<br />
Education and Training <strong>Minister</strong> <strong>Rod</strong> <strong>Wel<strong>for</strong>d</strong> congratulated the 21 regional finalists<br />
on being chosen from 91 local nominations across seven categories.<br />
“Vocational skills are more important than ever in <strong>Queensland</strong>, and these awards<br />
show how strong they are at a local level,” Mr <strong>Wel<strong>for</strong>d</strong> said.<br />
“In workplaces, schools, colleges and training institutions, <strong>Queensland</strong>ers are<br />
keeping our skills and knowledge at the cutting edge, across a host of industries that<br />
are integral to our daily lives.<br />
“With demand <strong>for</strong> skilled workers at an alltime high, and more <strong>Queensland</strong>ers taking<br />
up apprenticeships and traineeships than any other area of Australia, our state<br />
boasts worldclass vocational education and training initiatives — and these awards<br />
showcase the best of these achievements.”<br />
Mr <strong>Wel<strong>for</strong>d</strong> said this regional final, one of six across the state, would be held on<br />
Friday 25 July 2008 at Chinchilla Cultural Centre.<br />
Winners will then progress to the State Final on Thursday 11 September 2008 at the<br />
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, where recipients in a further four<br />
categories will also be presented.<br />
State winners will have the chance to enter the Australian Training Awards held in<br />
Darwin on Thursday 20 November 2008.<br />
The <strong>Queensland</strong> Training Awards, which are now in their 47 th year, are run by the<br />
State <strong>Government</strong>’s Department of Education, Training and the Arts.<br />
A full list of the region’s finalists follows.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation on the <strong>Queensland</strong> Training Awards, visit www.qta.qld.gov.au.<br />
Media contact: Marnie Stitz or Emma Clarey on 3237 1000<br />
2008 QUEENSLAND TRAINING AWARDS<br />
SOUTHWEST QUEENSLAND REGIONAL FINALISTS<br />
Apprentice of the Year, sponsored by Payton Kitchens<br />
· Benjamin Boikowski, Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Moulding),<br />
Golden West Employment Solutions, from Toowoomba<br />
· Lauren Grubic, Certificate III in Printing and Graphic Arts (Graphic Prepress),<br />
Stanthorpe Print ‘n Copy, from Oxley
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