2010 tasmanian training awards - nominations are now open
National Monday Update Issue:
2010 Tasmanian Training Awards: The Awards for Excellence in Vocational Education and Training
Key Dates
- 31 May - Nominations close at 5pm. Late nominations will not be accepted (unless there are exceptional circumstances).
- June - Assessment and shortlisting of finalists
- July - Interviews for student award categories
- July - Site visits for business categories (if applicable)
- 3 September - Gala Presentation Dinner, Tasman Room, Wrest Point Conference Centre
- September - Tasmanian Training Award winners are nominated for the Australian Training Awards
- 19 November - Australian Training Awards Presentation Dinner, Sydney
The Tasmanian Training Awards are conducted annually by Skills Tasmania. Skills Tasmania has a firm commitment to the development of a high quality, efficient and effective system of vocational education and training, a commitment that represents a major contribution to the development of competitive advantage for Tasmanian industry. The Training Awards are held to raise the profile of vocational education and training in Tasmania.
The Awards recognise, reward and honour the achievements of apprentices, trainees and vocational students for their endeavours in gaining the highest standards of knowledge and skills within their industry. They also recognise and honour the achievements of employers, small businesses and training organisations for their dedication to providing the highest quality training and enhancing the skills of the workforce in this State. The Awards offer finalists the chance to gain personal satisfaction and opportunities in their industry, as well as the enhanced prestige of being part of an elite group of placegetters who unequivocally represent the State's best in vocational education and training.
For further information contact Jacqui Maclaine at Skills Tasmania on (03) 6233 3194 or jacqui [dot] maclaine [at] skills [dot] tas [dot] gov [dot] au (email her).
ACPET is a proud sponsor and supporter of the Tasmanian Training Awards