Student of the Month Awards

Right now, we have 3000+ students who are on their way to gaining a qualification that will help them towards achieving their career and personal goals.

Many of our students have jobs and want to progress their careers with their current employer. Some of our students are currently full-time parents and are looking to get back into employment. We also have some students that are after a complete change of career.

Studying while juggling work, social and family life, is a tough gig. So we feel that it's important that our students understand that we appreciate the time and effort they put into their studies.

That's why, every month, we award one student from each area of study (Business, IT, Accounting, Warehousing and Finance) the Student of the Month Award.

The winners for March 2024 are:

Amy Batchelor of Coolrite Air Conditioning Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of budgeting processes and variances in her Budgeting assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Craig Richmond of In The Booth Sydney South is recognised for demonstrating excellent understanding of requirements to maintain his professional development in his Operating in the Accounting Industry assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Erin Cater of Lithgow City Council is recognised for effectively using various examples to demonstrate a strong understanding of her Undertake a Search of Records assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business (Records and Information Management).

Jaylenn Turner of PKF Wealth Newcastle Pty Ltd is recognised for a high standard submission, demonstrating a strong understanding of customer service strategies for addressing customer needs and problems in his Building Strong Customer Relationships assessment, which forms part of his Diploma of Business. 

Zara McMaster of Maxima Group Training (NSW) is recognised for showing a good understanding of how to implement required work practices in her Effective Work Practices assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Benjamin Hayter of MEGT Sydney is recognised for his detailed work reflecting enthusiasm, knowledge and research in his Service Technician Basic Repair Skills Assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Braeden Trotter is recognised for demonstrating strong skills in his submission of his Legal Documents and Searches assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Legal Services. 

The winners for February 2024 are: 

Caylie Hellier of Lake Macquarie City Council is recognised for showing a strong understanding of problem solving and applying excellent communication strategies in her Making and Communicating Good Business Decisions assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business (Business Administration).

Chloe Cosgrove of Rossi Simicic Lawyers is recognised for her great practical examples and exceptionally high standard submission of her Engage with Customers assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Legal Services. 

Jonathan Tupuola of Valiant Finance Pty Ltd is recognised for his dedication and high quality work throughout his Assessing Regulated Credit Loans assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Kristen Blair of Carpet One Dubbo is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of recording, journal entries and financial statements throughout her Financial Statements and Reports assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Luke Bunter of MEGT is recognised for displaying fantastic knowledge through highly detailed answers and examples in his Networking - Install Hardware assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

The winners for January 2024 are:

Callum Mackenzie of Ecoplanning Pty Ltd is recognised for his excellent work in completing his Business Tax Obligations assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Peter Kapnistis of MEGT SA is recognised for displaying an excellent level of knowledge and practical skills throughout his Networking - Install a Small Enterprise Network assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking). 

Kaliena Kekena of Successful Ways is recognised for submitting her Coordinating Business Resources assessment with well thought out answers with great detail. This makes up part of her Certificate IV in Business (Business Administration).

Erin Pye of Acorn Lawyers is recognised for showing a good understanding and comprehension of the learning material, and applying the information in her Engage with Customers assessment. This forms part of her Certificate III in Legal Services. 

Sagar Tiwari of Asset Global Transport is recognised for his hard work and showing a great understanding throughout his Team and Service Skills in Supply Chain assessment, which forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations (Warehousing Operations). 

Bronte Folley of Maxima SA is recognised for demonstrating good understanding of the concepts throughout her Engage with Customers assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business. 

The winners for December 2023 are:

Hannah Tarbard of Maxima SA is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of customer payments and computerised accounting software in her Issuing Customer Invoices assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

Chloe Chapman of Austwide Construction & Maintenance is recognised for an excellent understanding of marketing shown in her Marketing Business Products and Services assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business.

Connor Mulholland of MEGT SA is recognised for his immaculate coding, succinct answers and excellent knowledge displayed in his Programming with Javascript assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking). 

Katiana Laspatzis of WorkVentures is recognised for her demonstrated understanding of concepts and excellent practical examples in her Key Communication Skills for Legal Services assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Legal Services.

Tiana Roberts of ASV Sales & Service is recognised for her diligence and understanding displayed in her Inventory and Stock Control assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. 

The winners for November 2023 are:

Chloe Cosgrove of Rossi Simicic Lawyers is recognised for demonstrating great effort to develop her skills and for her consistency in her Legal Documents and Searches assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Legal Studies.

Cara Madden of Complete Staff Solutions is recognised for her excellent examples, answers and immaculate research in her Implement an Employee Assistance Program assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources.  

Layla Stevens of Clarence Valley Council is recognised for her detailed and considered answers, and demonstrating great understanding in her Safety and Manual Handling assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Roselee Tiodin of Neil Marshall Tax and Business Advice is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of preparing financial budgets in her budgeting assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping. 

James Harrison is recognised for reflecting great knowledge of ticketing systems and practices, as well as his excellent troubleshooting methodologies in his Support ICT Technical Problems assessment which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

The winners for October 2023 are:

Toby Philpott is recognised for his excellent code and perfect solutions in his Programming with Javascript assessment, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

Taylor Mccarron of Peter Warren Automotive is recognised for her high quality work and solid understanding of culture, values and ethics in her Exercising Good Leadership assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Dino Buljubasic of Valiant Finance is recognised for his efforts and high quality work in his Identify and Present Broking Options assessment, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Jordan Stefanofski of Industrial and Bearing Supplies is recognised for excellent work and demonstrating great understanding in his Purchasing and Procurement assessment, which forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations (Warehousing).

Tanya McGrath is recognised for her understanding and outstanding work in her Operating in the Accounting Industry subject, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.  

The winners for September 2023 are:  

Grace Dunne of City of Greater Shepparton is recognised for her excellent work displayed in her Advanced Word Processing assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business.

Zara Mcmaster of Maxima Group Training and Westpac Lismore is recognised for her high quality answers in Engage with Customers in Financial Services, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Luke Nalder of Skillset and Narromine Shire Council is recognised for demonstrating sound knowledge in ICT Problem Solving, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

Heidi Leeuwrik of Finesse Tax and Business Advisory is recognised for her understanding and accuracy in Budgeting, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Brooke Pepper of BOM Labour Service is recognised for her clear insight and overall knowledge in Contribute to Sustainable Work Practices, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business (Business Administration).

The winners for August 2023 are:

Anita Purser of Raging Bull Surf is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of end of year adjustments and reports in the Financial Statements assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Brendan Sharp is recognised for the wonderful level of knowledge displayed in the Networking – Install Hardware assessment, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

Dylan Cartwright of Hilltops Council is recognised for showing a sound knowledge and experience in developing applications in the Programming with JavaScript assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Jackson Laurie of MLS Finance Australia is recognised for demonstrating a thorough knowledge of broker obligations as part of his Identify and Present Broking Options assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Jacinta Davis of T&C Services Pty Ltd is recognised for her high level of skill in Word Processing through the Advanced Word Processing assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business.

Alexandra Francis of Programmed Skilled Workforce and SCT Logistics is recognised for showing outstanding comprehension of the supply chain process within the logistics domain, and the seamless application of theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios in the workplace, within her Records for Logistics Operations assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

The winners for July 2023 are:

Rebecca McCluskey of Corowa Truck & Trailer Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of how to identify and implement opportunities for improved sustainability in the workplace in her Contribute to Sustainable Work Practices assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Jane Van Gulik of Effective Workplace Solutions is recognised for her excellent answers showcasing her knowledge in the area of Industrial Relations and in the area of Industrial Relations, and very good examples to illustrate her points. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resource Management.

Jawad Harb of Work Ventures Ltd is recognised for really accurate and astute answers which are related to the work environment, in his Records for Logistics Operations assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Georges Mchantaf of Frostbland Pty Ltd is recognised for doing well with the break-even point, calculating accounts receivable collection budget and demonstrating a good understanding of expense budgets, in his Budgeting assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Mannie Stauber of Eagle Financial No4 Pty Ltd is recognised for doing so well researching the most suitable accounting software for Petra, for demonstrating a good understanding researching tax obligations, and excellent work writing security and backup procedures. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Jose Yu of Unisys and MEGT is recognised for demonstrating a wonderful level of practical skills and knowledge in his Field Engineer and Fault Finding Skills assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology

James Miller of Bunnings, Mt Gravatt is recognised for his flawless submission, demonstrating a sound understanding based in his in-depth and well researched responses to the Evaluate Cloud and Emerging Technology assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Michael Joson of Valiant Finance Pty Ltd is recognised for outstanding work, including in depth and well thought out answers in his Selling Financial Products within Banking Ethical Guidelines assessment. It was a pleasure to mark. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

The winners for June 2023 are:

Stephanie Pellicone of BE Switchcraft & Ai Group Apprenticeship & Trainee Centre is recognised for showing a high level of skill in her Maintain Workplace Safety and Wellbeing assessment. This subject is part of the Certificate III in Business.

Samantha Schick of Catered Supports is recognised for her clear insights demonstrated throughout her Communicating Good Business Decisions assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Business (Business Administration).

Jasper Matthews of Mr Pool Man Pty Limited is recognised for consistently good work on his Chain of Responsibility Obligations assessment. This forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Robert Horton of Brennan IT & ARCway Careers is recognised for showing a sound understanding and demonstrating his knowledge in developing an app in his Programming with Javascript assessment. This subject is part of the Certificate III in Information Technology. 

Claudine O’Keefe of Expert Edge is recognised for demonstrating a very high level of accuracy in her Budgeting and Financial Statements & Reports assessments. These subjects form part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping. 

Fergus Howard of The Finance Collective & Squad Employment and Training is recognised for demonstrating a depth of knowledge in his Selling Financial Products within Banking Ethical Guidelines assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

The winners for May 2023 are:

Kristen Blair of Carpet One, Dubbo is recognised for demonstrating a high level of understanding and accuracy in both her Accounting Step by Step and Business Tax Obligations assessments; both assessments form part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Brendan Sharp is recognised for his very thorough work on both ICT Problem Resolution Techniques and Evaluate Cloud and Emerging Technology assessments; both assessments form part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology.  

Michelle Steain of Bluescope Distribution Pty Ltd is recognised for her model answers and demonstrating a thorough understanding in her Work Effectively in the Supply Chain assessment. This assessment forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Bradley Smith of Apprenticeship Careers Australia & PDC Lawyers & Town Planners is recognised for demonstrating great skill and attention to detail in his use of Microsoft Word in his Practical Word Processing assessment. This assessment forms part of the Certificate III in Business.

Marilyn Wallace-Harrison of Lyndoch Group Pty Ltd / Loan Market is recognised for demonstrating a high level of detailed knowledge throughout her Comply with Broking Regulations and Codes assessment. This assessment forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

The winners for April 2023 are: 

Fergus Howard of Squad Employment & Training and The Finance Collective is recognised for outstanding, high-quality work on his Identify and Present Broking Options assessment, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking. 

Stephen Purcival is recognised for his hard work, detail and demonstration of knowledge on the Identify and Address Project Risks Assessment, which is part of the Certificate IV in Project Management Practice.

Mieleke Watson of Novaskill, Main and Source Separation Systems Pty Ltd is recognised for the depth and accuracy of his answers in the Team and Service Skills in Supply Chain assessment. This forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Zac Kruger of Bunnings, Mt Gravatt is recognised for detailed and well researched answers and some great work in the Lab on his Install a Small Enterprise Network assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Kelvin Whitehead of Incra Group for outstanding work (preparing expense, cash payment budgets and analysing the variances between actual and budgeted results) on his Budgeting assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for March 2023 are: 

Rachel Griffith of Northern Inland Chiropractic Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating a high quality of work in her Accounting Business Operations assessment. This subject is part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Laurence Yang of Leading Tax Accountants is recognised for showing great skill with Excel functions and formulas in his Practical Spreadsheets assessment. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

James Quick of Thales is recognised for demonstrating sound knowledge and experience in developing a password generated application in his Programming with Javascript assessment. This is part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Kyle Sligar of Easther Electrical Pty Ltd is recognised for well-considered and executed answers in his Inventory and Stock Control assessment. Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations (Warehousing Operations).

Mitchell Langford of Australian Property Finance is recognised for a brilliant job on his Identify and Present Broking Options assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Beverly Sernero of SMS Professional Pty Ltd is recognised for a very high quality of work in her Effective Team and Work Practices assessment. This forms part of the Certificate III in Business.

The winners for February 2023 are: 

Emily Nancarrow of A1 Bookkeeping Cairns is recognised for showing a good understanding of complex concepts throughout her Accounting Business Operations assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Megan Cootes of Chess Connect is recognised for demonstrating good understanding of petty cash reimbursement, and a great job on recording bills and processing payments in her Authorising Business Bills with XERO assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Jasper McMaster of HVTC Hunter is recognised for showing a sound knowledge and skills in his Networking - Configure Internet Protocols assessment. This forms part of the Certificate in IV in Information Technology.

Karen Ferguson of LM Finance (ACT) Pty Ltd is recognised for high quality work on her Comply with Broking Regulations and Codes assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Martin Weir of HunterNet Group Training Limited is recognised for demonstrating a high level of comprehension and concise and exact answers in his Safety and Manual Handling assessment. This forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Lavinia Richardson of Incra Group is recognised for has provided detailed answers which clearly demonstrates her overall knowledge of this subject and how it applies to a leadership role, in her Building an Effective and Motivated Team assessment. This forms part of the Diploma of Leadership and Management.

The winners for January 2023 are:  

Jordan Minniti of Wesfarmers Chemical Energy and Fertilisers Limited & MEGT is recognised for wonderful work in his Networking - Configure Network Security assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking). 

Zachary Clarke of PLC Armidale & AFL Sportsready NSW is recognised for his high quality work in IT Network Systems Administration. This assessment forms part of the Certificate III in Information Technology.

Stephanie Day of  Eagle Copters Maintenance Pty Ltd is recognised for great work recommending changes in cash flow budget and researching tax obligations for the business in her Business Tax Obligations assessment.  This assessment forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Arana Munro of Westpac & AES is recognised for great work on her Process Customer Banking Transactions assessments, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Alexander Clements of Nowra Chemical Manufacturers Pty Ltd is recognised for his excellent answers and real world application of the COR obligation in his Chain of Responsibility Obligations assessment. This forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations (Warehousing Operations).

Cameron Hall of SCE Group is recognised for the high quality of his research into future sustainable practices in is Sustainability in Logistics assessment. This forms part of his CIII in Supply Chain Operations.

Shannon MacKenzie of Lake Macquarie City Council is recognised for an outstanding submission with extremely well thought out answers, and fantastic demonstration of knowledge and understanding in her Building Strong Customer Relationships assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Business.

The winners for December 2022 are:  

Emily Nancarrow of A1 Bookkeeping Cairns is recognised for submitting a high quality of work on their Business Tax assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Fergus Howard of The Finance Collective & Squad Employment and Training is recognised for some brilliant work on his Assessing Regulated Credit and Loans assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage. Broking.

Owen Foster Griffith of Bundaberg Christian College Limited is recognised for an amazing submission (Install a Small Enterprise Network), demonstrating a fine level of understanding and has conducted intricate practical work in one attempt. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Isabella Ristancev of Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd is recognised for demonstrating a great understanding of working effectively in supply chain throughout their Work Effectively in the Supply Chain assessment. This forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Emily Stanworth of The Little School Preschool Inc is recognised for submitting a fantastic assessment (Exercising Good Leadership), demonstrating a very clear understanding of the subject content. Competent first go! Well done. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

The winners for November 2022 are: 

Karyn Bridge of Unity Accounting Pty Ltd is recognised for outstanding work on the Maintaining a XERO Accounting System assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Connor Hawker of MEGT (GTO - SA) and Department of Education, Adelaide is recognised for great work throughout the Networking – Virtualisation assessment. Connor nailed the entire assessment in two attempts. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Emmanual Michaelides of Holocron Cyber is recognised for his work on the Programming with Javascript assessment. Emmanuel is interested and hardworking which is evident in his excellent work, his clean and easy to follow coding and excellent submission. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Information Technology.

Christopher Powell of Page IT is recognised for his work on the IT Network Systems Administration assessment. Chris managed to set time aside to study and the result is amazing. His answers are detailed and accurate and reflect an excellent understanding of this subject. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology

Jake Wilson of The Night Vision Shop is recognised for his work on the Maximising Team Outcomes and Performance assessment. This was Jake's first attempt and they have provided detailed and thorough answers throughout as well as relevant examples. Jake's reports in this subject were exceptional with detailed information and investigation demonstrated. With only a few questions to review, Jake has shown an in-depth understanding of the subject. This subject forms part of their Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.  

Blake Armstrong of Clarence Valley Council is recognised for his work on the Chain of Responsibility Obligations assessment. Throughout this task Blake has shown he has a clear understanding of his CoR responsibility. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Stephen Djoeandy of Valiant Finance Pty Ltd is recognised for his work on the Professional and Effective Work Practices assessment. This was Stephen's first attempt, and he has provided detailed and thorough answers throughout as well as relevant examples. With only a few questions to review, Stephen has demonstrated an in-depth understanding of the subject. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

The winners for October 2022 are: 

Juliet Vandor of Horizon Bank, is recognised for the high quality of work demonstrated in her understanding of assessing secure regulated loans, in her Approve and Secure Regulated Loans assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Financial Services.

Carly Leece of IAS, is recognised for showing a good understanding of recording bills and processing payments in her Authorising Business Bills with MYOB assessment. This form part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Joshua Thomas of Broadbeach Public School & MRAEL, is nominated for showing excellent ICT support knowledge and attitude, as part of his Support ICT Technical Problems assessment. His training record and role play attest to great range of abilities in this field. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

Daniel Huckfeldt of Electrical Wholesalers & Novaskill-Main is nominated for demonstrating a great understanding of Purchasing & Procurement in Supply Chain & has demonstrated this throughout the assessment. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Information Technology.

Lily Cameron of Home Instead Senior Care is nominated for excellent answers and examples throughout to demonstrate her understanding of the concepts in Implement an Employee Assistance Program. This is her 3rd nomination in a row! This assessment is part of the Certificate IV in Human Resource Management.

The winners for September 2022 are: 

Tashmin Moses of Huntlee Academy Limited is recognised for presenting great practical ideas with a clear connection between theory and application, on her Organise Personal Work Priorities task. This subject forms part of her Certificate IIII in Business. 

Ben Swords of Transport for NSW is recognised for impressing us with his extensive and flawless work on the Identify and Address Project Risks tasks, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Project Management Practice. 

Alexander Stuart of MidCoast Council is recognised for showing a very high level of accuracy throughout his Accounting - Step by Step assessment, which forms part of the Certificate III in Accounts Admin. 

Jack Morrissey of WPC Group is recognised for demonstrating diligence and depth of understanding on the Storage in Warehouse Operations task, which forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. 

Jessica Zammit of Marquette Financial Pty Ltd is recognised for thorough answers, spot on examples and overall an impressive first attempt on her Professional and Effective Work Practices. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking

The winners for August 2022 are:

Elizabeth Stofmeel of Community First Credit Union is recognised for doing a great job on her Building Effective Teams assessment, with thorough answers and demonstrated an understanding of the subject by providing applicable examples throughout. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Ian Taylor of Valiant Finance Pty Ltd is recognised for outstanding work in his Identify and Present Broking Options assessment, which is part of his Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Michael Nakhla of QUBE is recognised for great work on his Purchasing and Procurement in the Supply Chain assessment, providing well detailed answers with no resubmissions necessary. This subject is part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Krystle Louis of Manning Support Services INC is recognised for great work on her Implement an Employee Assistance Program assessment, showcasing her knowledge with excellent examples. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Human Resource Management.

Siobhan Robertson of Dlonra Power Services is recognised for demonstrating a high level of attention to detail in her Business Tax assessment. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Vicki Turner of MEGT / Arkahna is recognised for her thorough research and well thought answers throughout the Networking - Install Hardware assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Dylan Kennedy of Mabel Park State High School & OSMAC Apprenticeships is recognised for having “nailed everything on first attempt” in his Programming with Javascript assessment. This is part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology.

The winners for July 2022 are:

Joshua Piscioneri of Veritec & MEGT is recognised for having submitted one of the finest Implement Data and IP Protection Strategies assessments. His submission has been very well-thought-out. This subject form part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Birte Junck of  La Querencia Group is recognised for demonstrating solid attention to detail on her Business Tax assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Charlene Blantocas of Whizdom is recognised for demonstrating her knowledge effectively in her written responses in her Co-ordinate Recruitment and Onboarding assessment. She demonstrated maturity and professionalism in her roleplays and has the makings of an effective recruiter in the future. Well done and keep up the great work, Charlene! This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resource Management.

Cassandra Seaton of Newcastle Permanent Building Society is recognised for having demonstrated an excellent level of knowledge and understanding in Tier 2 and Ethical Sales of Banking Products which is a very challenging assessment. Fantastic first effort!! This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Brett Davey of Bluescope Distribution Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating a strong understanding of Records for Logistics Operations throughout his answers and adhering to timetable even in a very busy work environment. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

The winners for June 2022 are:

Christal Hawkins of Blakk Finance is recognised for demonstrating a particularly good understanding of compliance, with thorough and accurate answers in her Comply with Broking Regulations and Codes subject, and only one partially incorrect answer in the whole assessment! This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Emily Nancarrow of A1 Bookkeeping Cairns is recognised for showing a great understanding of the key concepts of and excellent attention to detail throughout her Double Entry Accounting assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Luke Bunter of Brennan IT and MEGT Ltd is recognised for an excellent submission that included in-depth answers and wonderful practical work in his Networking – Virtualisation assessment. Everything was on-point! This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Amelia Wright of ANZ and 1300Apprentice is recognised for a near perfect Contribute to Sustainable Work Practices assessment, with just three role plays left to do. Amelia was spot on with all of her answers, and certainly deserves to be our Business student of the month. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Zachary Gibbons of Thiess and Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd is recognised for providing detailed answers with minimal questions needed for resubmission on his Records for Logistics Operations assessment, and he is progressing nicely against his timetable due date. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

The winners for May 2022 are:

Montana Sullivan of Lake Macquarie Free Range Eggs Pty Ltd is recognised for her thorough work in her Contribute to Sustainable Work Practices assessment.  She demonstrated solid knowledge of sustainability, done very well overall and her College Student Adviser and employer are very proud of her achievements. Great job, Montana. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Cory Brash of Total Tools Albion Park is recognised for showing a great understanding in his Storage in Warehouse Operations assessment, and the fact that through considerable interruptions in the workplace he has continued to stay ahead of timetable. Well done, Cory. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. 

Iesha Walker of MEGT is recognised for great work in her Develop Strong Business Writing Skills assessment, where she demonstrated a great grasp of the subject matter overall as well as great practical application. Great job Iesha. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Business.

Kurt Partridge of Bank Australia Limited is recognised for demonstrating solid comprehension and practical application throughout his Effective Work Practices assessment, applying his knowledge to the variety of scenarios given. Well done, Kurt. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Financial Services.

Linlin (Justina) Zhang of Living Planit Pty Limited is recognised for showing a thorough understanding of key financial activities (such as end-of-period adjustments, the trial balance and balance sheets and depreciation and journal entries) within the Financial Statements assessment. Great work Linlin.This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Gemma Impala of Data#3 & MEGT is recognised for brilliant work in her Virtualisation assessment where she clearly demonstrated knowledge of virtualisation and its usage, with some impressive research outside of College resources to provide well thought out and detailed responses. Second to that, her practicals in the lab were flawless; she very much knows her way around the virtual space! Well done, Gemma. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

The winners for April 2022 are:

Kali Lang of Nash Solutions is recognised for outstanding work on the Perform Financial Calculations assessment, showing a keen ability to calculate GST and interest and determine repayment information. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Bianca Buggy of TABMA Workforce & Career Development is recognised for her Support Team Training and Development assessment, which showed a solid understanding of coaching and training techniques for a small team. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resource Management.

Jessica Hunt of Hunter Valley Operations & Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd is recognised for her submitting work of an excellent standard on her Work Effectively in the Supply Chain assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Dylan Donahue-Nutt of Skillset & Vivability is recognised for showing skill and accuracy (when setting up a company payroll, entering deductions, superannuation, processing unscheduled pay runs and generating all relevant reports) in his Xero Payroll assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV Accounting & Bookkeeping.

Aimee Davis of Diverseco Pty Ltd & Maxima is recognised for demonstrating an in-depth understanding of network system administration and the impacts of malware on her IT Network Systems Administration assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Information Technology.

The winners for March 2022 are:

Amber Russo of Northern Co-operative Meat Company, is recognised for showing a great understanding of COR in her Chain of Responsibility Obligations assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Supply Chain.

Jessica Gerrish of Goldspring’s Group Pty Ltd is recognised for her well thought out answers and examples throughout the Effective HR and Performance Management Support assessment (your experience shone through in your roleplay which was professionally managed). This subject forms part of the Diploma of Human Resource Management.

Elizabeth Robinson of Cessnock City Council and All Saints College is recognised for submitting a near-perfect assessment, demonstrating her overall understanding and in-depth knowledge of Business Accounts Entries. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business.

Ryan Fishers of Pulteney Grammar School and MEGT is recognised for his fantastic work in the ICT Problem Resolution Techniques assessment, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Maximillian Chippendale of Manson Financial Services Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding and ability to process loan applications and follow the lending responsibility guidelines in the Identify and Present Broking Options. This subject forms part of the CIV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Alexandra Thornell of The Night Vision Shop is recognised for excellent work throughout the Double Entry Accounting assessment, shown through her ability with journal entries, posting to ledgers and completing trial balances and reconciling Accounts Receivable and Payable subjects. This forms part of CIV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for February 2022 are:

Jessica Waters of Summerland Credit Union Limited is recognised for demonstrating a very clear understanding of required service skills in the workplace in her Critical Skills in Financial Services subject. This forms part of Certificate III in Financial Services.

Lily-Mae Quinton of Maspro Engineering Pty Ltd through Skillset is recognised for showing a sound understanding of the importance of accurate and secure records in the Use Business Systems subject. This forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Sasha Clarke of United Wambo through Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd for submitting great work in the Service Skills in Supply Chain Operations subject, which forms part of Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Ines Van Butsel of Alinx Pty Ltd is recognised for showing a great understanding of the key concepts of Double Entry Bookkeeping and excellent attention to detail when recording transactions into journals and posting to ledgers. This forms part of Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Piper McGhie of the Department of Employment, Skills and Education through the Australian Training Company is recognised for showing a good understanding of using and integrating document and software applications in this submission. She showed comprehension of the learning materials and was able to apply the information to many of the scenarios posed in the questions in Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies.

The winners for January 2022 are:

Glenn Wade of TLE is nominated for giving an excellent explanation of workplace practices to ensure correct storage of items in the Supply Chain Operations subject, which forms part of the Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Skye Baker is nominated for demonstrating a solid understanding of the bank reconciliation process and suggestions on adjusting for discrepancies in her Bank Reconciliation subject, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Megan Clinton of Hume Bank for great work on the Cornerstones in Finance: Ethics, Compliance and Risk Management subject, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Credit Management.

Thomas Smith of SAE Group Pty Ltd for great work and notable dedication to study and learning during the Manage Project Risks subject. This forms part of the Diploma of Project Management.

Joseph Roberts of MEGT and Solutions IT is nominated for his well-formulated explanations and great work in the ICT Problem Resolution Techniques subject. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology.     

The winners for December 2021 are: 

Ichtus Breytenbach is recognised for thorough and detailed answers as demonstrated in his Identify and Present Broking Options task. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Emily McLean of White’s Racing Products is recognised for prompt, thorough answers as demonstrated in her Work Effectively in the Supply Chain task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Kate Forge of Wave Learning is recognised for the excellent, well thought out answers demonstrated in her Professional and Effective Work Practices task. This subject forms part of her Diploma of Business.

Suzanne Edwards of Muru Mittigar is recognised for an outstanding level of accuracy as demonstrated in her Double Entry Accounting task. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Joshua Rond of Lakes Grammar / Central Coast Group Training Limited is recognised for the well-executed, high level of knowledge demonstrated in his Virtualisation task. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology. 

The winners for November 2021 are: 

Grace Frede of Xavier High School / Kestrel Apprentice Solutions is recognised for submitting an above par assessment, demonstrating a clear grasp of the concepts in the Develop Strong Business Writing Skills assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate IV in Business.

Ashlee Smith of  MEGT / Crown Equipment Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of workplace systems in the Use Business Systems assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business.  

Matthew Dillon of New Era Technology is recognised for demonstrating an advanced level of knowledge and clear answers in the Networking - Install Hardware & Networking – Virtualisation assessments. These subjects form part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Carson Ainsworth of MIGAS - Hunter Valley / Agserv is recognised for thorough and detailed work in the Service Skills in Supply Chain Operations assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations (Warehousing Operations).    

Sipher Liang is recognised for diligent work on the Effective Sustainability & Resource Policies assessment. It was the first time she had written a policy and the result was outstanding. This subject forms part of the Diploma of Business.

Sam Steele of HunterNet / Lockheed Martin Australia Pty Limited is recognised for a consistently high quality of work on his Work Effectively in the Supply chain assessment.  This forms part of the CIII in Supply Chain Operations.       

Benjamin Randle is recognised for demonstrating a solid understanding of BAS requirements and BAS preparation throughout the Business Tax assessment. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Kyra Bromfield of P & N Bank is recognised for a very high quality of work in the Process Customer Banking Transactions assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for October 2021 are:

Lisa Wheatley of Community First Credit Union is recognised for excellent work on her Provide General Advice on General Insurance Products assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Financial Services.

Tyson Eagles of Corporation One Pty Limited is recognised for showing an excellent understanding of preparing records for a variety of organisations in his Financial Budgets assessment. This subject forms part of the Diploma of Accounting.

Jaqob Warwick of CNW Electrical Wholesale is recognised for thorough and detailed answers on his Safety and Manual Handling assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III Supply Chain.

Adam Bowers of Reserve Bank of Australia (through MEGT) is recognised for demonstrating excellent skill and exceptional lab work in his Network Virtualisation assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

Bailee Miller of Clarke Law is recognised for showing a strong understanding of legal principles and file management in her Establish a Legal Matter File assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate IV in Legal Services.

Brittany Radalj of Blayney Motors Service & Repairs is recognised for clear explanations and great examples, demonstrating a thorough understanding of the importance of communication and quality customer service in her Engage with Customers assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business.

The winners for September 2021 are:

Hannah Krollig of P & N Bank is recognised for great work and for clearly demonstrating an ability to follow AML legislation in her Anti-Money Laundering and Banking Deposit Products subject. This is part of her Certificate III in Financial Services qualification.

Kelsea Romanelli is recognised for showing a high level of accuracy and understanding in her Maintaining an MYOB Accounting System task. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping qualification.

Sujan Budhathoki of Evolution Hospitality Institute is recognised for going over and above in his Lead and Make Good Business Decisions task, which forms part of his Diploma of Business qualification.

Megan McDonald of Dark Knight Group is recognised for demonstrating a strong understanding of effective work practices in her Support Team Training and Development task. This task forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources qualification.

Matthew Dillon of New Era Technology is recognised for providing excellent answers and well-researched workplace examples in his Implement Data and IP Protection Strategies subject. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) qualification.

Veronica Wagner of Auguste The Label Pty Ltd is recognised for excellent work in the Work Effectively in the Supply Chain subject. This forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations qualification.

The winners for August 2021 are:

Don Manalansan of Laverty Pathology is recognised for demonstrating a thorough understanding of the concepts in his Building Effective Teams assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Allirra Miller-Moore of Barang Regional Alliance is recognised for showing a high level of detail in her Professional and Effective Work Practices assessment. This forms part of her Diploma of Leadership and Management. 

James Fargas of Xenontech Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating clarity and accuracy across the Networking – Virtualisation assessment. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Petria Quarmby of Bogan Shire Council is recognised for outstanding work on her Management Accounting assessment, which is a very complex topic. This forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Guy Norkunas of Maxima / My Modula is recognised for demonstrating a solid understanding of concepts in the Work Effectively in the Supply Chain assessment. This forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Dana Taylor of Future Proof Financial is recognised for her detailed responses in the  Cornerstones in Finance: Ethics Compliance and Risk Management assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.           

Shannon Wood of Bayson Pty Limited is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of and applying a high level of accuracy to her Double Entry Accounting assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for July 2021 are:

Dakota Alston of Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd is recognised for providing a great quality of work in her submission of the Storage in Warehouse Operations assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Sue-Ellen Swindle of Peter Woods & Associates is recognised for demonstrating a high level of understanding in her Financial Statements assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Andrijana Garcia of Bluescope Steel is recognised for her attention to detail in her Implement Operational Plans assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Business Administration.

Arlene Smith of Downer Group is recognised for putting a brilliant effort into some very difficult questions throughout her Define the Project Scope and Schedule assessment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Project Management Practice.

Jacob Kielar of Work Ventures is recognised for showing a very clear level of understanding in his Local Device System Administration assessment. This forms part of his Certificate III in Information Technology.

Kasey Ferguson of Maxima & ANZ is recognised for a brilliant effort in her Process Customer Banking Transactions assessment, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for June 2021 are:

Matt Ryenbakken of ANZ (through Maxima) is recognised for a solid effort on his task Work Together in Financial Services, which forms part of his Certificate III in Financial Services.

Jacqueline Foster of Photo Create Pty Ltd is recognised for pushing forward under difficult circumstances to submit her Safety and Manual Handling task on time and to a high standard. This task forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Petria Quarmby of Bogan Shire Council is recognised for her brilliant work on the very complex Company Accounting task, which forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Jarmmarley Willett of Uniting LAC (through WorkVentures) is recognised for demonstrating a very high quality of work in his Engage with Customers task. This task forms part of his Certificate III in Business.

David Hynd of Smart Networks Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating great attention to detail in his ICT Problem Resolution Techniques task. This task forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

The winners for May 2021 are:

Benny Khan is recognised for his great capacity for overcoming difficult situations through reframing, as demonstrated in his Professional and Effective Work Practices submission. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Business (Business Administration).

Breanna Kerr of Hasslefree Secretarial Services is recognised for outstanding attention to detail in her Computerised Accounting with MYOB submission. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

Georgia Burton of Mountain Top Podiatry Pty Ltd is recognised for showing a thorough grasp of the subject matter in her Contribute to Sustainable Work Practices submission. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business Administration (Medical).

Julie Markham of Horizon Bank is recognised for the high quality of her work in her Cornerstones in Finance: Ethics, Compliance and Risk Management submission. This subject forms part of Certificate IV in Financial Services.

Lachlan Hilton of Lake Macquarie City Council is recognised for demonstrating great insight in his Understand Your Product Range assessment. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business (Customer Engagement).

Luke Mullany of Bluescope Steel is recognised for submitting outstanding answers in his Storage in Warehouse Operations assessment while under a heavy workload. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Marcus Miccelli of National IT Solutions/MEGT is recognised for his wonderful work in his Networking – Virtualisation submission. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking).

The winners for April 2021 are:

Xiaoli Gu of Ballina Tax Returns recognised for demonstrating a thorough and practical understanding of the Bank Reconciliation process. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

Theodore Johnson of Pegasus / MEGT is recognised for his attention to detail in both Mastering Your Help Desk Role and Installing an Operating System. These subjects form part of the Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Holly Harrison of Lake Macquarie City Council is recognised for demonstrating a solid understanding of concepts in Professional and Effective Work Practices. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Business.

Kerry Mann of Picton Bros Spanline is recognised for demonstrating an aptitude for operational concepts in Starting in Warehousing and Logistics. This subject forms part of the Certificate II in Warehousing Operations.

 

The winners for March 2021 are:

Amber Russo of Northern Co-operative Meat Company is recognised for demonstrating a good understanding of CoR in her Chain of Responsibility Obligations assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. 

Michelle Chisholm of RSM Australia and Squad Employment & Training is recognised for showing a thorough understanding of end-of-period adjustments and reports as part of her Financial Statements assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping. 

Joel Walker of Bank of Queensland, Penrith is recognised for showing a detailed understanding of the traits of a successful leader. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Financial Services. 

Naomi Longo of Employment Options Inc. is recognised for demonstrating a clear understanding of performance management practices and implementation in her Performance Management Practices assessment; a very high quality submission. This subject is part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources. 

Derek Gray of C4I Solutions Pty Ltd is recognised for demonstrating excellent work in his ICT Problem Resolution Techniques submission, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

The winners for February 2021 are:

Kellie Fuller of ATO is recognised for demonstrating a clear understanding of key concepts in her Quality Planning assessment, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Customer Engagement.    

Theodore Johnson of Pegasus / MEGT Newcastle is recognised for demonstrating thorough work in both his Run Diagnostic Tests and Building Networks assessments, which form part of the Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Isaiah Kavanagh of Rethink Financial is recognised for demonstrating great attention to detail in the Bank Reconciliation assessment, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Aria Magpayo of Beck Commercial Services is recognised for demonstrating a good understanding of the Legal Proceedings subject through her detailed answers. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for January 2021 are:

Matthew Boon of Accountability BAS & Bookkeeping Services for sharp attention to detail when recording and processing purchase transactions in his Authorise Business Bills. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Alexandra Goldspink of Bank of Queensland, Buderim for demonstrating a sound understanding in her Anti-money Laundering Laws and Banking Deposit Products assessment. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Banking Services.

Rachael Hancock of Central West Credit Union for incredible work on her Effective Team Management assessment. This subject forms part of the Diploma of Leadership and Management.              

Jarrad Andrew of Vintek for brilliant work all the way through his Run Diagnostics assessment. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for December 2020 are:

Jamie Burgess of Programmed Skilled Workforce Ltd/Thiess - Mt Owen is recognised for showing a thorough understanding of the workplace process in the Prepare Documents in Logistics subject. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Warehousing Operations.

Aria Magpayo of Becker Commercial Services is recognised for demonstrating an excellent understanding of legislation and compliance procedures in the subject, Technology and Compliance in Finance. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Financial Services.

Tara Rower of Hindmarsh McDonald is recognised for demonstrating outstanding accuracy throughout the entire Authorise Business Bills task. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

William Purtell of Hitech ITworx is recognised for demonstrating a high standard of work in the Building Networks subject, which forms part of the Certificate III in Information Technology.

Cayla Turner of North Coast Area Health/Complete Staff Solutions is recognised for demonstrating a great understanding of the many tools that can be utilised in Microsoft Word, in the subject Word Processing - An Introduction. This subject forms part of Certificate III in Business.

Ella White of Goulburn Mulwaree Council/HVTC Southern Tablelands is recognised for demonstrating great work on her presentations in the subject Desktop Publishing Introduction. This forms part of the Certificate III in Business Administration.

The winners for November 2020 are:

Madeleine Boatto of Australian Training Company and Transport Mutual Credit Union Limited for excellent work and a clearly demonstrated ability to offer personal and scaled advice in her Tier Personal and Scaled Advice task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Karen Holmes of Wollongong City Council for an outstanding comparative analysis report showing solid working knowledge of management and quality principles, as part of her Quality Management Strategies task. This subject forms part of her Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management.

Melanie Hain of MEGT and Pegasus for more great work. This time on her Work Effectively and Safely in ICT task which forms part of her Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Kerry Klaassen of Northern Co-Operative Meat Company for an excellent submission, demonstrating practical understanding of the risks associated with working in a logistics environment in her Safety and Manual Handling task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Kayla Jones of King Island Council for demonstrating great attention to detail when recording invoices in her Authorise Business Bills task. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for October 2020 are:

Daryelle Hedley of SAE Group Pty Ltd is recognised for her brilliant effort in the Maintain a General Ledger task, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business Administration.

Jayden Radford of Cost Smart is recognised for demonstrating an in depth understanding of Storage in Warehouse Operations, which forms part of his Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. 

Jadin Spicer of Precise PCs is recognised for demonstrating impressive attention to detail in his Run Diagnostic Tests task. This task forms part of the Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology. 

Jade Schothorst of Interparcel Pty Ltd is recognised for thorough work in her Work Effectively in Customer Engagement task. This forms part of her Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

Sarah Stefanaras of Summerland Credit Union Limited is recognised for outstanding work on her Professional Conduct in Finance task, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Financial Services.

The winners for September 2020 are:

Karli-Ann Kenny recognised for accuracy and attention to detail in Double Entry Accounting. This subject forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

William Rouse of Ravensworth Operations recognised for demonstrating a solid understanding in Work Effectively in Logistics. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Warehouse Operations. 

Ngoc Truong of Inner West Council & My Gateway recognised for showing a high level of understanding in ICT Cloud and Sustainability Solutions. This subject is part of the Certificate III Information, Digital Media & Technology.

Gallen Lothian of NAB Lithgow & Indigenous Apprenticeship and Traineeship Network recognised for his thorough and detailed work in Critical Service Skills. This subject forms part of the Certificate III in Business. 

Bridget Elliot of Bank Australia Limited recognised for demonstrating her ability for problem solving in Essential Selling Skills in Finance. This subject forms part of the Certificate III Financial Services.

The winners for August 2020 are:

Nicole Hardie of Comtex Corporate Services NSW Pty Ltd recognised for outstanding accuracy throughout her Financial Statements task, specifically in journals, ledgers and depreciation. This subject is part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Emily Wellington of Commonwealth Bank of Australia recognised for demonstrating a great understanding of what makes quality customer service throughout her Critical Service Skills task. This subject is part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Holly Ilakovac of Serco recognised for showing a thorough understanding of the principles of word processing in her Word Processing - An Introduction task, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business Administration.

Jadin Spicer of Precise PCs recognised for demonstrating a high level of skill and knowledge in his Building Networks task. This forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for July 2020 are:

Jarome Lewis of NAB Yarrawonga, for a great effort on his Contribute to WHS task (a pleasure to mark!) This forms part of his Certificate III in Business. 

Kyle McIntyre of Starlight Children's Foundation for thorough and concise answers on his Maintain a General Ledger task. This forms part of his Certificate III in Business Administration.

Samantha Young of Panwar Health for outstanding work on Marketing Promotions task which is quite a challenging assignment. This forms part of her Certificate IV in New Small Business.

Shelby Screen of Pegasus for brilliant work on her Work Effectively in Customer Engagement task. This forms part of her Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Melanie Hain of Pegasus & MEGT for a thorough job on her Network Administration subject, which forms part of her Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for June 2020 are:

Frehiwot Ward of Springwood Country Club, for demonstrating a thorough understanding of Work Roles and Priorities. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business

Wesley Comley of Vintek for brilliant work on Building Networks, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Nicole Hardie of Comtex Corporate Services NSW Pty Ltd, for demonstrating great attention to detail in her Double Entry Account subject. This forms part of her CIV of Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Donna Barratt of Global Transport & Automotive Insurance for putting a great effort into the subject Sales Planning, which forms part of her Diploma of General Insurance.

The winners for May 2020 are:

Ebonnie Scott of P & N Bank for working hard to show a clear understanding of legislation in her Compliance with her Financial Services Legislation task. This forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Georgina Sangster for thorough research in her Accounting Business Operations task.  This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Bradley Matthews of ATO for working to achieve a deep understanding of what is required for excellence in service in his Coordinate Customer Service Delivery task. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Customer Engagement.

Miro Garzina of St Josephs College Banora Point for excellent work on his Building Networks task. This forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for April 2020 are:

Bella Niarros of Maxima & ANZ Glendale for demonstrating excellence in customer service in her Critical Service Skills task. This forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Allyndra Wells of Linde Material Handling Pty Ltd, for a thoughtful and professional approach in her Performance Management Systems task. This forms part of her Diploma of Human Resources Management.

Brody Young of Xenotech Pty Ltd for excellent work on his Installing an Operating System task, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Charlee Saladine of Seiffert & Co Pty Ltd for demonstrating a solid understanding of accounting systems and great attention to detail in her Accounting Business Operations task. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for March 2020 are:

Genevieve Franks of Ausgrid for showing great insight on her Critical Service Skills assessment. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Pavle Reljin of Xeonontech Pty Ltd for excellent work on his Network Administration assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Jeremy Jacks for a high level of accuracy and understanding demonstrated on his Financial Statements assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Ronald Gal of Teachers Mutual Bank for thorough work on his Work in Call Centres assessment. This subject forms part of his Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for February 2020 are:

Nicola Harlow of Alexandra Council & Maxima SA for her excellent work and well thought out answers on her Contribute to WHS task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Jadin Spicer of Precise PC for brilliant work on his Network Administration task, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Alexis Jance of P&N Bank for high quality answers on her Workplace Safety in Banking task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Sarah Adams for her demonstrating a thorough understanding of a variety of budgets in her Financial Budgets task. This subject forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

The winners for January 2020 are:

Liam Day for his outstanding work on the Manage Project Resources task, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Project Management Practice.

Jeptha Marasigan of EJ Australia Pty Ltd for detailed work on Participate in Networking Events, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Business Sales.

James Fargas of Xenontech Pty Ltd for thorough work on Building Networks, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Steven Fathers of Jim Wilson Construction for an outstanding level of accuracy in Financial Statements, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Rhyannon Flaherty of Summerland Credit Union Limited for well considered and accurate responses in Co-ordinate Customer Service in Finance, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Financial Services.

The winners for December 2019 are:

Sarah Beehag of GTES and Bidgee Pumps & Irrigation for demonstrating an excellent customer service approach in "Critical Service Skills". This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Amelia Mitchel of MGT and Westpac Echuca for an awesome job on "Work Roles & Priorities" which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services. 

Georgina Kingston of Mark Kenmir & Co for demonstrating a thorough knowledge of processes in "Financial Statements". This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping 

The winners for November 2019 are:

Katherine Olafson of The Flagstaff Group for demonstrating an excellent understanding of "Team Effectiveness", which forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Manveerpal Dhillon of MIcroChannel for outstanding work on "Supporting IT Systems", which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Support.

April Angel of Manufactured Homes Insurance Agency for a very high standard of work in "Insurance Renewals", which forms part of her Certificate III in General Insurance.

Tenaya Simms of Department of Justice for her thorough understanding in "Maintain a General Ledger", which forms part of her Certificate II in Business.

The winners for October 2019 are:

Steven Fathers of Jim Wilson Construction for very good attention to detail on his assessment "Maintaining a MYOB Accounting System", which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Alana St Hill of Ausgrid for showing excellent ability on her assessment "Recommend Products & Services", which forms part of her Certificate III in Business Administration.

Lisa Raythan of Spotless WA for demonstrating outstanding management techniques in her assessment "Team Effectiveness", which forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources.

Justin Daniells for a high standard of work on his assessment "Building Networks", which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for September 2019 are:

Jake Hooper of Laserbond for great work on his Coordinate Customer Service Delivery assessment, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Business.

Rhys Dickie of Nestle Purina Petcare for great work on his task ICT Cloud and Sustainability Solutions assessment, which forms part of the Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Penelope Anderson of Inner West Council for a fantastic job on her Work Roles & Priorities assessment, which forms part of the Certificate III in Business.

Georgia Schipp of G C Accountants Pty Ltd for excellent work on her Accounts Payable assessment, which forms part of the Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for August 2019 are:

Swati Gupta of Torch Professional Services (through MEGT), for demonstrating a comprehensive knowledge of Critical Service Skills. This assessment forms part of her Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

William Chalmers of Your IT, for a very high standard of work in both Building Networks and Network Administration. Both assessments form part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.           

Charlotte Fouracre of P & N Bank for thorough work on her Process Banking Transactions assessment, which forms part of the Certificate III in Financial Services.

Jordyn Dyer for showing a thorough understanding of Internal Controls, which forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

The winners for July 2019 are:

Milli O'Brien-Ross of Ausgrid, for her thorough work on the Participate in Networking Events task which forms part of the Certificate III in Business.

Michelle Tisdell for showing keen attention to detail on Bank Reconciliation task, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Sophie Barnard for an excellent understanding of customer service and the monitoring of feedback in the Customer Service in Finance task. This forms part of the Certificate IV in Financial Services.

Jair Crook  of MEGT / Konica for excellent work on the Building Networks task, which forms part of the Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for June 2019 are:

Londi Buthelezi of Work Ventures and Kinslor Prince Lawyers, for her extremely high quality of work on Contribute to WHS. This forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Jonathon Baillie of Teachers Mutual Bank for the commitment and sustained effort shown on his submission of IT Business Requirements subject, which forms part of this Certificate IV in Information Technology Support.

Kate Beckett, of Alloggio, who demonstrated a solid understanding and high attention to detail in her Double Entry Accounting submission. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Ben Watts of Unity Bank, for thorough work on his Tier 2 General Insurance Advice submission, which forms part of his Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for May 2019 are:

John Baynes of Fujitsu ACT for his excellent work on the Leadership Skills task, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Project Management Practice.

Hamish Brewster of Australian Training Company for thorough answers on his IT Business Requirements task. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking.

Bianca Honson of Broken Hill Community Credit Union for her great responses on the Cards and EFT task. This task forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Lauree Harding of Symmetry Shopfitting & Kitchens for  her excellent attention to detail on her Maintaining a MYOB Accounting System task. This task forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for April 2019 are:

Tayla Young of Global Transport & Automotive Insurance (GT Insurance) for great responses on her General Insurance Products task, which forms part of the Diploma of General Insurance.

Cally Van Steenbergen of Cowra Council  for very detailed answers on her Leadership Skills task, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Recordkeeping.

Mitchell Scott of Big Vision Print for great answers on his Business Requirements task, which forms part of the Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking.

 Cao Nguyen of Duracube for excellent work on his XERO Payroll task, which is part of the Certificate IV in Accounting & Bookkeeping.

The winners for March 2019 are:

Danelle Rees of Ausgrid for detailed work on her Critical Service Skills task, which forms part of her Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

Alastair Dugdale of Unisys for great work in three of his tasks: Network Administration, Building Networks and Work in IT. These subjects form part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Chelsea Shiels of AI Insurance for demonstrating a thorough understanding in her task Insurance Policies, which forms part of her Certificate III in General Insurance.

Kellee Jordan of The Mutual, for showing excellent ability in her task Paying Business Bills, which is part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

The winners for February 2019 are:

Kate Smyth of Datacom Connect NSW for great work on her Quality Planning task. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Nicholas Davies of Unisys for brilliant work on his Building Networks task which forms part of his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Sarah Toscan of Wollcom Credit Management Services for excellent work on her Legal Proceedings task. This forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Naomi Barrington of Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council for demonstrating an excellent understanding of Business Tax, which form part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for January 2019 are:

Emma Attwater of KBG Protective Coatings for thorough work and  practical workplace examples on her Safety & Risk Management task. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety.

William Chalmers of Your IT for brilliant work on his Migrate to New Technology task, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Lyn Lander for her detailed work and fluent understanding of operational planning in her Manage Operational Plans task. This forms part of her Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management. 

Belinda Downing of Hillston Ex-servicemen's & Citizen's Club for her solid understanding of evaluating and authorising payment requests in her Authorise Bill Payments task. This forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

The winners for December 2018 are:

Sacha Burrows of ANZ for outstanding work on her Customer Complaint Resolution task, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

James Fittler of Peoplecheck Pty Ltd for demonstrating a solid understanding of principles in his Financial Statements task, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping

Michelle Rowan of Transport for NSW for great examples and responses throughout her Prioritising to Achieve Team Goals task, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Joseph Haddad of Xenontech Pty Ltd for great work on his Safety Consultation in IT task, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for November 2018 are:

Rachael Hancock of Central West Credit Union for her careful research and clarity in her task, Contribute to Safety, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Shona Kollar for great work and a very clear understanding in her task, Perform Calculations, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.

Michael Carson of Maxima SA for his excellent work in his task, Customer Complaint Resolution, which forms part of his Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

Celine Wood of Unisys for a very high standard of work on her task, Migrate to New Technology, which forms part of her Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for October 2018 are:

Simon Chan of 1300Apprentice for thorough work on his Implement Sustainability task. This task forms part of his Certificate IV in Business.

Luke Morrisey of NIB Health Fund, for fantastic work on Building Networks, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Chloe Lampard of Summerland Credit Union Limited for an excellent job on her task Process Banking Transactions. This task forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Michael Ly of Prysmian Cables and Systems for demonstrating a clear understanding of the steps involved in Accounts Receivable. This task forms part of his Certificate IV in Financial Services.

The winners for September 2018 are:

Blake Malsem of MEGT for showing a thorough knowledge of customer service in his task ‘Customer Complaint Resolution’ which forms part of his Certificate III in Business.

Shaun  Robins of WorkVentures Ltd for “brilliant work from beginning to end” in his task ‘Supporting IT Systems’ which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Amanda Misson of The Mutual for great attention to detail in her task ‘Loans Security and Risk’ which forms part of her Certificate IV in Banking Services.

Amanda Turner of Sandhurst Carpentry for demonstrating a solid understanding of the processes involved in ‘Bank Reconciliation’  - a task that forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting

The winners for August 2018 are:

Valerie Caulcutt of University of NSW  for her outstanding work on her task ‘Quality Planning Strategies’, which forms part of her Diploma of Business.

Clare Symons of Landaco Equipment for her thorough work on her task ‘Prepare Operational Budgets’, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting.

Yvonne Newnes of Peoplecare for well-written answers and a great grasp on internal procedures in her task ‘Peoplecare Claims’, which forms part of her Certificate III in General Insurance.

Jacob  Davidson of Assett Professional Services for his great work on his task ‘Supporting IT Systems’, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

The winners for July 2018 are:

Darren Walker of Queensland Country Credit Union Limited, for efficient work on Broking Skills and his thoughtful approach to Leadership Skills. Both subjects form part of his Certificate IV in Financial Services.

Nicole Yarrington of HVTC Hunter, for outstanding and thorough work on her Accounts Receivable task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

Steve Harden of Fairfax Regional Printers Pty Ltd for demonstrating a keen understanding of procedures in his Managing Incidents task. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety. 

Sam Howarth of Skillset for fantastic work on both Troubleshooting Faults and Supporting IT Systems tasks. Both subjects form part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.  

The winners for June 2018 are:

Lydia Tomsic of Northern Beaches Council (through MEGT) for great work on her Prioritising Work Responsibilities task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

Julie-Anne Cheratzu of Department of Science, Information Technology & Innovation (DSITI),  for showing a thorough understanding of the budgeting process in her task Prepare Operational Budgets. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting.

Alyssa O'Neill of Holiday Coast Credit Union for outstanding work on her Prioritising in Busy Environments task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

The winners for May 2018 are:

Lachlan Cato of Campbelltown City Council (through My Gateway), for a very high standard of work on his Troubleshooting Faults task. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Suzanne Woolard of Spotless WA, for great work on her Advanced Customer Service task. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

The winners for April 2018 are:

Courtney Sullivan of Westpac, for demonstrating an excellent understanding in Customer Engagement, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Chloe Johnson of Exdia Bookkeeping Services, for her keen attention to detail and a solid understanding of double entry bookkeeping in Journals and Ledgers, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Bookkeeping.

James Vanderham of Unisys, for a high level of thought and detail put into his Building Networks task, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Anita Thadou of Complete Office Supplies, for her outstanding demonstration of the concepts in Sales Prospecting, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business Sales.

The winners for March 2018 are:

Scott Cameron of Toll Shipping, for showing great understanding of the subject Workplace Consultation Committees (and the application to his workplace) which forms part of his Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety

Jasper Squire of Work Ventures for brilliant detail in Troubleshooting Faults, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology

Gaylene Quitadamo of Unity Bank for her very well considered answers in Human Resource Management which forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources.

Heidi Stephens of Auscott Ltd for a solid understanding of the subject and great attention to detail in Accounts Receivable which forms part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.(Heidi was nominated twice this month for different subjects!) 

The winners for February 2018 are:

Chloe King of GTES, for her excellent work on Keeping Financial Records, which forms part of her Certificate II in Business

Mitchell Scott of Big Vision Print for his commitment and outstanding quality of work in Implement Sustainability, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Whitney Clifford of ANZ Newcastle West, for demonstrating a sound knowledge in Account and Customer Maintenance which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Nicole Yarrington of HVTC Hunter for her detailed understanding of credit purchases and cash payments, demonstrated in Accounts Administration, which forms part of her Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

The winners for January 2018 are:

Laurena Vannucci of Elders Insurance, for her thorough understanding and attention to detail on ‘Insurance Quoting’, which forms part of her Certificate III in General Insurance.

Kate Murphy for producing excellent business documents in ‘Creating Business Documents’, which forms part of her work on Certificate IV in Accounting

Jess Baldwin of PCR Building Services Pty Ltd for her meticulous work in ‘Leadership – An Introduction’, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business

William Seale of VOIP Pty Ltd for attention to detail from beginning to end on ‘Troubleshooting Faults’ which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Support

The winners for December 2017 are:

Matthew Curtis of Soft Landing for a very high standard of work on Prioritising to Achieve Team Goals, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

Samantha Thomas of Select Encompass Credit Union Ltd for great attention to detail in Customer Complaint Resolution, which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services

Matthew Jones of Unisys for a thorough understanding of Building Networks, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Kerry Stewart for an excellent submission, and very well prepared role play, in Understanding Tax Returns, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting

The winners for November 2017 are:

Samuel Medved of Wicked IT for strong work on Small Business Networks and Documentation, which is part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Support.

Kristan Darrington of Valley Air Conditioning for excellent insights in her Deliver Customer Service module. This forms part of her Certificate III in Business Administration.

Alexandra Warner for outstanding work and a good understanding of the Corporations Act in Company Accounting. This forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Simon Leach for great workplace examples given in Workplace Consultation & Committees. This forms part of his Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety.

The winners for October 2017 are:

Chloe Brett, for demonstrating a clear understanding of double entry accounting concepts in Journals and Ledgers. This subject forms part of her Certificate IV in Bookkeeping. 

Tayla Anderson of The Mutual for her solid understanding of workplace health and safety in the subject Contribute to Safety in Banking. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services. 

Joel Wright of My Gateway for thorough work on sustainable work practices in the subject Software. This forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Dual winners: Certificate III in Customer Engagement (this is first time we've had dual winners!)

Ashlee Woolnough and Rebekah Dykes, both from Pegasus, for responses that show a clear understanding of customer service in the subject Customer Engagement and Service (at a highly professional level), which forms part of the Certificate III in Customer Engagement.  

The winners for September 2017 are:

Emily Watt of Hunter Pods, for demonstrating a solid understanding of double entry accounting and overall outstanding work in Journals and Ledgers. This subject, one of four she was nominated for this month, forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting. 

Brandy Cook-Butler of ANZ Geelong, for exceptional work and a fantastic role play in Customer Engagement & Service. This subject forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Elise Neilson of Migas Inc, for great work on her Human Resources Management task, especially the report into EEO (Equal Employment Opportunity) and Anti-discrimination. This work forms part of her Certificate IV in Human Resources.

Kyle Yeadon of Goulburn Mulwaree Council, for showing a high level of understanding in his Network Security task. This subject forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking.

The winners for August 2017 are:

Dennis Bortolin of VeriTechCorp for brilliant work on his IT Business Requirements feasibility report, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking course.

Riley McElhone of Australia Post for excellent work in the subject Prioritising Work Tasks (which is part of her Certificate II in Business) as well as recognising her impressive work ethic. 

Beverley Cameron for attention to detail in the analysis and preparation of financial and business information. This work was completed for the subject Financial Accounting, a key subject in the Diploma of Accounting. 

Goutom Das of Community First Credit Union, for an excellent demonstration of his lending knowledge and a high standard of analysis of the loan scenarios in Complex Lending. This subject forms part of his Diploma of Financial Services.

The winners for July 2017 are:

Ellyse Hargraves of Harrison Horse Pet Rural for excellent work on her AccountRight with MYOB assessment, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting. Her final reports were a reflection of her accurate data entry and corrections!

Holly Roper of Northern Inland Credit Union, for great work on her Legal Proceedings task which forms part of her Certificate III in Mercantile Agents. Holly has shown a thorough understanding of the legal process for debt recovery in both her written work and legal documents.

Kayla Simmonds of IOH for detailed workplace examples, refreshing ideas and hard work throughout her Deliver Customer Service task which forms part of her Certificate III in Business. Well done Kayla.

Aaron Moorley of  Virtual City Pty Ltd for concise and carefully documented answers on his Software task which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology. Great work Aaron.

The winners for June 2017 are:

Jacqueline Koutsis, for her great attention to detail in calculations and thorough understanding of statutory and legislative requirements when preparing financial reports in the subject Company Accounting, which forms part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Michael Case, from Virtual City Pty Ltd, for his excellent progress and great skill shown on Maintain Networks, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Samantha Hennessey, of B & E Personal Banking, for an amazing role play and high quality of written work in the subject Sales Solutions which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services.

Michael Aubrey, from Fairfax Regional Printers, for demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of Monitoring & Improving WHS Systems, which forms part of his Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety.

The winners for May 2017 are:

Katherine Garcia Gonzalez for her clear and detailed answers in the subject Petty Cash, which forms part of her Certificate IV in Bookkeeping.

Brandon Coye, from Tony Smith & Associates, for excellent detail in payroll entries and reporting in 'Computerised Accounting' which forms part of his Certificate IV in Accounting.

Patrick Hill, from Compass Claims, for great workplace examples and comprehensive answers in the subject ‘Leadership Skills’ which forms part of his Certificate III in Customer Engagement.

Joel Wright, from Camden Council, for his clear demonstration of applied knowledge in the workplace and great user documentation in ‘Migrate to New Technology’, which forms part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for April 2017 are:

Emily Rawson, from First Choice Credit Union, for thorough work on the subject ‘Prioritising in Busy Environments’ which forms part of her Certificate III in Financial Services. 

Jazmin Scarlett, from GT Insurance, for her diligence on the subject ‘Financial Accounts’ which forms part of her Certificate IV in Bookkeeping. 

Alysha Wincen, from Unisys, for her wonderful work (from beginning to end!) on the subject ‘Work in IT’ which forms part of her Certificate III in Information Digital Media and Technology.

Ma'ovia Lohar, from 1300Apprentice, for putting in a great effort and showing a thorough understanding on the subject ‘Deliver Customer Service’, which forms part of her Certificate III in Business.

The winners for March 2017 are:

Kaitlyn Ziekle, from Dept Science, Information & Technology & Innovation (DSITI), for consistently high quality work on her ‘Accounts Receivable’ task which forms part of her Certificate IV in Accounting.

Chris Gillett, from  P & N Bank, for his creativity and professionalism in ‘Working in Financial Services’ - part of his Certificate III in Financial Services.

Samantha Donovan, from Peoplecare, for well written and designed documents in 'Write Complex Business Documents’ which forms part of her Certificate IV in Business Administration.

Douglas Anlezark, a trainee under Workventures Ltd, for his great strategies in 'Safety in IT' a subject that forms part of his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

The winners for February 2017 are:

Lisa Scott from the Blue Mountains City Council for her outstanding effort on Prepare Operational Budgets from her Certificate IV in Accounting. Proving once again, that sustained effort pays off!

Susan Michelmore for great attention to detail and clear overall understanding in Searching For Debtors, a subject from her Certificate III in Mercantile Agents.

John Gower of HVTC Southern Tablelands for an excellent job on Virtual Servers from his Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking.

Sam Hinchliffe of Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation (DSITI) HR Program, for her high quality answers and attention to detail on Prioritising to Achieve Team Goals from her Certificate IV in Human Resources.      

Past Winner Details

The winners for December 2016 are:

Erica Wu, for her thorough and detailed work on’ Internal Controls’ , a subject that is part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Melinda Francis of the Reserve Bank of Australia for a fantastic effort on ‘Document Design & Development’ which forms part of her Diploma of Business Administration.

Justin Maskell of Goulburn Murray Credit Union for a very high standard of work on ‘Migrate to New Technology’, completed as part of his Certificate III in Information Digital Media & Technology.

Opal O'Neill of Westpac Goulburn for her excellent work on ‘Account & Customer Maintenance’ which is part of her Certificate III in Financial Services. Opal showed sound knowledge of her organisation's management system.

The winners for November 2016 are:

Lucy Donovan, a trainee at Christians Against Poverty, for her work on the module ‘Creating Business Documents’ from Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking.

Janine Hedley for her efforts on the challenging module 'Company Accounting', which she’s completing as part of her Diploma of Accounting.

Courtney Wood, an MEGT trainee with the Northern Beaches Council, for her work on the module 'Keeping Your Work Team Safe', from her Certificate IV in Human Resources.

Vanessa Harrison, a Maxima NSW trainee with the Commonwealth Bank, for her work on the module 'Work in IT' which is part of her Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

The winners for October 2016 are:

Karen Gerritse for outstanding work on the subject ‘Co-ordinate Customer Service’ from her Certificate IV in General Insurance.

Farrkh Matloob for exceptional work on the subject ‘Internal Controls’ and for progressing so well in his Diploma of Accounting.

Kyle Whiting, who works for Townsville City Council, for his great work on Maintain Networks from his Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Laura-Mechelle Lee of Central Coast Training for her work on  Assisting Clients in a Legal Environment from her Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal).

Well done everyone.

The winners for August 2016 are:

 Rachael Rodgers, an employee of HCF, for outstanding work on the subject ‘Keeping Your Work Team Safe” from Certificate IV in Leadership & Management.

Timothy Mulford, a trainee at the St Vincent De Paul Society, for great work completing ‘Maintain Networks’ from the Certificate III in Information Technology, Digital, Media & Technology.

Louzelle Pretorius for best work on ‘Journals & Ledgers’ from Certificate IV in Accounting.

Cara Mansfield, working with Teachers Mutual Bank, for her success with ‘Dispute Resolution’ from Certificate IV in Credit Management.

Well done all on your outstanding effort!

The winners for July 2016 are Leah Little (Certificate IV in Financial Services); Alice Morris (Diploma of Accounting); Elana Leske (Certificate III in Business) and Kyle Yeadon (Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

Leah works for Queenslanders Credit Union,  Elana works for AFL Sportsready NSW and Kyle works for HVTC Southern Tablelands.

The winners for June 2016 are Andrew Vignoni (Diploma of Accounting); Robert Legat (Diploma of Credit Management); Christie Rigby (Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking); and Lauren Nicholls (Diploma of Leadership and Management).

Robert works for Fast Access Finance Pty Ltd, Christie is with Stellar’s Wollongong branch and Lauren works at South Eastern Sydney Local Health.

The winners for May 2016 are Kirsty Ulrich (Certificate IV in Accounting); Nathan Mordue (Certificate IV in General Insurance);  Christopher Andrews (Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking); and Madison Brown (Certificate IV in Business) from Master Builders Association.

Nathan works for The Greater, Christopher our third 2016 winner working at Unisys, and Madison Brown works at Master Builders Association.

The winner for April 2016 is Rochelle Cook (Certificate IV in Accounting).

The winners for February 2016 are - Jessica Campbell (Certificate IV in Financial Services), Monique Luthra (Diploma of Leadership and Management), Nicholas Hillier (Certificate III Information Technology, Digital, Media & Technology).

Jessica is employed by Teachers Mutual Bank ; Monique is currently working at South Eastern Area Health Service; Nicholas is completing a traineeship with Unisys.  

The winners for December 2015  are - Alysha Hutchinson from NSW Compensation Lawyers who is studying a Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal); Shane Ducksbury is studying a Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology as part of his traineeship with WildBear Entertainment; Danielle Nelson, currently completing her Certificate IV in Accounting and Michael Watkins. Michael is studying his Diploma of Accounting.  

The winners for November 2015  are - Edward O'Connor  (Certificate IV in Information Technology - Networking), Glen Vincent (Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management), Erica Wu (Diploma of Accounting) and Leighton Gunter (Certificate III in Customer Contact).

Edward is employed by Summerland Credit Union; Leighton is currently working at Spotless and Glen and Erica have taken the initiative to enrol themselves into their respective programs.  

The winners for October 2015  are -  Dawn Stanford (Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking), Melanie Howard (Certificate IV in Accounting), Luke Vianello (Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking), Samantha Hadley (Certificate IV in Accounting)

Luke is employed by VINTEK;  Dawn, Samantha and Melanie have taken the initiative to enrol themselves into their respective programs.  

The winners for September 2015 are - Aaron Mangos (Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology), Bianca Greathead (Certificate IV in Business), Marina Tausem (Certificate IV in Bookkeeping) and Cassandra Douglas (Certificate IV in Financial Services) Aaron is employed by Unisys;  Bianca works for Shellharbour City Council; Marina has taken the initiative to enrol herself into her Certificate IV program and Cassandra Douglas is employed by Orange Credit Union.  

We also would like to say a big WELL DONE to all of our students. Keep doing what you are doing. It will be totally worth it in the end!