Program PartnerBUSY At Work has been instrumental in supporting Queensland businesses and job seekers with skills development, recruitment and employment support for over 4 decades. A trusted not-for-profit organisation, BUSY At Work delivers a range of national and state government funded skills and employment programs and is the longest serving and leading Australian Apprenticeship Support Network provider in Queensland. A part of The BUSY Group, an organisation who provides a continually growing range of complementary education, employment and skills training programs and initiatives across Australia, BUSY At Work's vision is to have more people in jobs, more people learning new skills and more communities exposed to positive change. |
Event SponsorJobs Queensland provides independent expert advice to the Queensland Government to help foster a skilled and productive workforce for Queensland, now and for the future. We are a conduit for communication and strive to be a vehicle for change. Our work focuses on:
Together with our partners, we are helping to shape a prosperous future for Queensland built around a skills-driven economy providing opportunities and advantages for all Queenslanders. |
Dinner SponsorBrisbane Airport Hotels Group comprises of the Pullman, Novotel and ibis Brisbane Airport hotels and the Brisbane Airport Conference Centre. The Pullman & ibis Brisbane Airport are located within 5 minute walking distance from the Brisbane Domestic Terminal. The Brisbane Airport Conference Centre is perfectly situated between the Pullman and ibis Brisbane Airport. The Pullman Brisbane Airport offers an outdoor pool, Executive Lounge and the Apron Bar and Restaurant. At ibis Brisbane Airport, you can always relax in Cribb Island Beach Club. Novotel Brisbane Airport is perfectly positioned within the Brisbane Airport & Skygate precinct. This 4 ½ star Brisbane airport hotel offers meeting space, large rooftop terrace and the Catalina Bar and Restaurant. |
Finalist Prize SponsorAustralian Training Company (ATC) is a not-for-profit organisation whose focus is to promote workforce participation and encourage engagement with education and learning. ATC recognises the importance of an individual’s aspirations and the need to match these aspirations to the right opportunity. ATC values the inclusion of others in the community who may be disadvantaged in accessing employment opportunities. ATC places emphasis on delivering education, employment and training opportunities to Indigenous Australians, those with a disability and mature aged persons returning to the workforce. |
Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year Award SponsorHastings Deering sell, rent, and offer outstanding support and parts distribution services for customers across a range of industries. We have over 3,500 employees, across 23 business centres throughout Queensland, Northern Territory, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and New Caledonia. Hastings Deering is the largest employer of apprentices in Queensland provides jobs and skilled training throughout the Resources, Energy, Infrastructure and Transport industries in its territories. Our apprentices receive a nationally recognised trade qualification through a four-year competency-based program. We believe our people are our advantage. It's our differences that make us stronger and enable us to truly understand our customers. |
Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year Award SponsorMEGT is an Australian not-for-profit organisation that has been supporting employers, apprentices, trainees and job seekers for 40 years.
Our flexible, low-risk labour solutions and expertise in sourcing, screening, and employing high-quality apprentices and trainees ensures we place the right people in the right jobs to fill skills gaps and future-proof our Australian workforce. |
Vocational Student of the Year Award SponsorChallenge Employment and Training is the employment and training arm of the YUPI Group, established in 1976 to promote the needs of youth facing disadvantage in Ipswich. Our services now extend throughout Queensland.
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VET Teacher or Trainer of the Year Award SponsorRacing Queensland’s vision is to become the number one sporting industry in the state through connecting Queenslanders through great racing, events and the love of our animals. The racing industry is an exciting and dynamic industry to be a part of, with many career opportunities available across the thoroughbred, harness and greyhound codes. Racing Queensland’s Registered Training Organisation (RTO Code No. 31452) provides a pathway to careers in the racing industry and delivers racing specific qualifications for a variety of job roles including but not limited to stablehands, trackwork riders, jockeys, racing administrators, horse trainers, stewards and racing event managers. If you love animals, Racing Queensland’s RTO has the right course for you. |
School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year Award SponsorOne of the core values at Hungry Jack’s is Best People. Hungry Jack’s is committed to supporting the development and training of people in the business and do this through unleashing people power with the commitment to training and development for everyone.
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Equity Student of the Year Award SponsorMulticultural Australia emerged from a community based social movement to advance multiculturalism and build communities where everyone belongs. Since 1998, we have welcomed tens of thousands of individuals from refugee, international student, and migrant backgrounds – with the goal of creating a more equitable and prosperous society. Our clients and community are at the heart of everything we do, and we are passionate about providing care and services in person-centred and compassionate ways. We are also playing our part in influencing the multicultural landscape across Australia. Our journey over the past 25 years has been driven by our unwavering commitment to creating welcome, promoting inclusion, and fostering belonging for all. |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award SponsorTAFE Queensland is proud to be the largest and most experienced training provider in the state. For 140 years, TAFE Queensland has been delivering practical and industry-relevant training to provide students with the skills and experience they need to build lifelong careers. From entry-level certificates and apprenticeships to bachelor degrees, TAFE Queensland delivers over 500 courses at more than 50 locations across Queensland. |
Community Training Initiative of the Year Award SponsorCommunify is a Brisbane-based community organisation that is committed to supporting our community on all sides. For 45 years, we have worked to strengthen the capacity of our local communities through providing place-based responses to the diverse needs and interests of all members. Communify delivers programs and services to thousands of community members in the areas of employment programs, aged care, children, family and individual support, mental health, disability, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol recovery and NDIS. Through our Neighbourhood Centres and Community Development programs, we also offer emergency relief, social inclusion activities, food security and multicultural support. |
Large Employer of the Year Award SponsorMas exists to create and support workforce employment, development and growth for individuals, employers and communities. In collaboration with business, government and industry, Mas works to equip Australia’s workforce with the skills they need to grow, offering services and solutions that are tailor-made to each and every customer. Through experience, Mas has developed the understanding and expertise to work with a variety of clients, from school leavers and career starters to those changing careers, from small business to larger corporates. Mas is committed to delivering better workplace solutions for individuals and businesses through apprenticeship and trainee programs across all industries. |
Medium Employer of the Year Award SponsorThis Award is supported by the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training. |
Small Employer of the Year Award SponsorThis Award is supported by the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training. |
SupporterAwesome Women in Construction (AWIC) is a not-for-profit association dedicated to providing support, resources, and networking opportunities to women working across Australia’s construction industry. AWIC advocates against discrimination, educates the next generation and amplifies the voices of women in construction. The future is exciting and bright as more women take up roles across the construction industry and become our leaders of tomorrow. |