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Nominations closed: rolling in record nominations! Nominations for the 2024 Australian Training Awards have closed and we’re thrilled to announce we’ve hit a new high – breaking nomination records for the second year straight.

Annalina Kepper Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award 2014 Finalist

Rebecca Lyons Wright, Canberra Blog It's hard to believe that just over a year ago I was sitting in class, hard at work on my final assessment and dreaming about a job on a Hollywood feature film. And here I am, 14 months later having achieved that goal- and so much more! The last 14 months have been a crazy roller coaster of

Angus Clyne Australia Where are they now? Established in 1988, Angus Clyne Australia is a family owned clothing company producing high quality corporate clothing and executive fashion for both large and small business clients locally and nationally. Based in South Australia, the company has built a solid reputation for quality and

Hutchinson Builders Where are they now? Hutchinson Builders is Queensland’s largest privately owned construction company, employing more than 1200 people including 150 Australian Apprentices and cadets. Its commitment to nationally recognised training was rewarded in 2011 with the company taking out the Employer of the Year title.

Academy of Interactive Entertainment Where are they now? The Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) is Australia’s most awarded 3D animation, game design and visual effects educator. Created as a non-profit organisation to grow the creative digital sector, AIE pioneered the development of specialist game qualifications and continues to innovate

Miranda Borlini Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award 2014 Finalist

Challenger Institute of Technology Where are they now? Challenger Institute of Technology offers over 350 courses to more than 23 000 students throughout an area spanning 6220 square kilometres across Western Australia.

Fiona French Where are they now? Fiona French is an Advanced Skills Teacher and VET Coordinator at the Tasmanian Academy’s Hellyer College located in the coastal town of Burnie, northwest Tasmania. In 2012, she won the coveted VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year Award.

Warwick Johnstone Where are they now? Warwick Johnstone was 17 when he enrolled in an Australian School-based Apprenticeship in carpentry and joinery. In his second year, his outstanding achievements in the trade saw him win the Australian School-based Apprentice of the Year accolade. Now aged 26, Warwick reflects on his win at the 2007