St Michaels Training - RTO 60067

We are excited to be a finalist at tonight’s training awards

Wishing our Small Training Provider of the Year finalists, Athena Training Academy RTO 60083 from Hobart and St Michaels Training - RTO 60067 from Launceston all the best for the Tasmanian Training Awards. We look forward t seeing you at the Gala Presentation Awards Dinner on Friday 6 September at Hotel Grand Chancellor, Launceston.

Good luck to our finalist Lindy Crack at tonight’s training awards.

Our VET teachers and trainers make the world go around. Inspiring students far and wide to be the best that they can be. Good luck to this year's VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year finalists Natasha Pursell, Lindy Crack, Renee Hinds and Mel Zotsch. We look forward to seeing you at the Gala Presentation Dinner on Friday 6 September at Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston.

See all finalists here https://www.skills.tas.gov.au/about/events_and_awards_programs/tasmanian_training_awards/winners_and_finalists

Good luck to our finalist James Krushka at tonight’s training awards

All the best to our Tasmanian Equity Apprentice or Trainee of the Year finalists, Ryan Frosi, James Krushka and Iris Rimmer. We look forward to cheering for you all at the 2024 Tasmanian Training Awards Gala Presentation Event on Friday 6 September at Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston.

Good luck to our finalist Gloria Connelly at tonight’s training awards

All the best to our Equity Vocational Student of the Year finalists for the 2024 Tasmanian Training Awards. The big night is just a few days away and we wish all our fabulous finalists all the best for the night. Good luck.

Congratulations to our three finalists, Sherry, Jodi and Kiran. We wish you luck at tomorrow’s awards ceremony.

Congratulations to the 2023 Tasmanian Training Award Vocational Student of the Year finalists. Proudly sponsored by Rotary Club of Deloraine, our finalists are Jodi Revell, Kiran Sood, Melanie Tyson, Sherry Coppe, Rachel Hodge and Naomi Cox. We look forward to celebrating with you at the Gala Presentation Dinner on Friday 8 September.

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Today we had the pleasure of presenting Certificates to a well-deserved group of young people at Cafe Next Door

The Pathway to Employment project is supported by the Tasmanian Government through the Department of State Growth. The project was a collaboration between Cafe Next Door and St Michaels Training to provide people with disability, an opportunity to engage in vocational training and develop sound pre-employment skills, in a flexible and supported learning environment.

Thank you Brett and Vanessa for all your support and well done to everyone on a successful outcome.

Our superstar Sophie

St Michael’s latest group of Shining Stars - those staff who have been judged by their peers to have gone above and beyond to support not only our participants but also their fellow team members - were announced at a staff morning tea.
It followed a nomination process which saw nominations received from staff members across the categories of Shining Star, Active Support/Outstanding Support, Leadership/Mentoring and teamwork.
Unfortunately, only one successful staff member was able to attend the event.
The recipients were:
Emma Pearce (Shining Star): Since commencing at STMA, Emma has shown an outstanding commitment to staff and participants.
She is always happy to jump in at the last minute to help out with participant support and transport.
Emma’s door is always open to both staff and participants. She is happy to help where she can or just listen.
Sophie Guy (Teamwork): Sophie always goes above and beyond to ensure that the St Michaels Training team has everything it needs before members even know they need it.
This ranges from ensuring that the training rooms are set up before each session and packed down afterwards to having all training documentation printed well in advance without having to be prompted.
Sophie goes above and beyond to help everyone out when needed and prioritises her work in a way that benefits every member of our team.
She is a vital member of the team and the operation wouldn’t run as smoothly as they do without her work.
Phil O’Brien (Active Support/Outstanding Support): Over the years Phil has been a great support worker.
He is a real team player, always willing to help and never complains.
Paul Wilton (Leadership/Mentoring): Paul is always willing to assist both his team members and participants. He always has his phone on phone on and makes himself available.
He has shown great leadership and support to the IHTS team when other senior workers have been away.
Paul is a real asset to the IHTS team and continues to go above and beyond to ensure participants are supported accordingly.
We congratulate them all.

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Trainer and Assessor - Disability Services Job in Launceston, Launceston & North East TAS We are seeking a Trainer or an experienced Disability Support Worker looking to pass on their skills/knowledge to others in the Disability Sector.