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Australian Apprentice (Trainee) of the Year Award Fact Sheet Sydney resident, Ashlee Hodson is a corporate support officer with the Bankstown City Council after following a career pathway that saw her win the 2013 Australian Apprentice (Trainee) of the Year Award.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award Fact Sheet Markeeta Douglas’ interest in audiometry started at a young age, having suffered from ear infections for the majority of her childhood. Fast forward a few years, Markeeta’s interest was re-ignited when her four-year-old son was to undergo surgery for a serious middle ear infection.

Small Employer of the Year Award Fact Sheet Established in1980, Dayshelf Fire Systems is a family built and owned company providing specialist fire protection services to the building industry, covering the commercial industrial and residential sector. In 2013, the company was named the national Small Employer of the Year for its outstanding

Industry Collaboration Award Fact Sheet The Australian Racing and Equine Academy addresses workforce development issues within the racing industry through a combination of licensing reform, flexible training and assessment solutions and increased safety of racetracks and horse training facilities.

Employer of the Year Award Fact Sheet For 17 years, Crown Melbourne has been a significant driver of tourism within Australia, particularly in Victoria. As a large integrated resort, with over 6500 employees, vocational education and training has been an integral component of its business model since the company’s inception.

Australian Apprenticeships - Employer Award Fact Sheet Established in 1934, Thiess is a leading construction, mining and services company with operations across Australia, Indonesia, India and New Zealand.

Small Training Provider of the Year Award Fact Sheet Seafood Training Tasmania is the largest training provider to Tasmania’s seafood industry. Since commencing operations in 1986 as the Fishing Industry Training Board, the small training provider has grown to offer 18 nationally recognised courses to more than 600 students annually. In 2014, it was

School Pathways to VET Award Fact Sheet St Columban’s College is a Catholic secondary college in south-east Queensland. The college delivers 16 qualifications across ten industry areas, reflecting the diversity of the community’s employment opportunities. In 2013, 98 per cent of students graduated with a nationally recognised

Large Training Provider of the Year Award Fact Sheet Chisholm Institute is one of Victoria’s most successful providers of public vocational education and training with over 400 nationally recognised courses and provides leading vocational and higher education products that meet the learning needs of over 40,000 students and clients annually.

International Training Provider of the Year Award Fact Sheet Perth-based Central Institute of Technology has been providing vocational education and training (VET) qualifications to international students for more than 50 years and now educates over 3000 international students each year through both onshore and offshore courses.