Gayleen was a runner up in the New South Wales Training Awards, Indigenous Apprentice of the Year category at the Gala Event which was held last Friday night at the Shangri-La Hotel, the Rocks. Gayleen was lucky enough to be presented with an certificate for being a finalist in the category by the Hon Peter Garrett AM MP, Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth.
Shake A Leg wishes to congratulate automotive light vehicle apprentice Harrison Newton for being awarded the prestigious Chris Ingram Educational Scholarship! Harrison works at Mercedes-Benz Brisbane, Queensland’s largest Mercedes-Benz dealer and a member of the LSH Auto Read more…
Joshua Coulson is a 3rd year horticultural parks and gardens apprentice with WPC Group, working with long term partner Naturform throughout Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs. Josh’s aboriginal heritage is Palawa, from Evandale in Tasmania. Read more…
A Shake-a-Leg Q&A with WPC Group trainee Chloe McDonald. Read about her journey as a Business Trainee with the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), and where this has now taken her career. Read more…