Australian Training Awards
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The Australian Training Awards are annual awards given by the Australian government for excellence in a number of occupational training and education areas, to both individuals and organisations.
Each Australian state and territory also provides awards in these areas; it is these winners, the finalists, who compete for the national Australian Training Awards.
The announcement of the 2006 Australian Training Awards is planned for Thursday, 16 November 2006, at a function at the Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide.
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[edit] Award Categories
The 2006 Awards include the following categories:
[edit] Organisations
- Australian Training Initiative Award for leading-edge programs or products developed and implemented to provide quality vocational education and training;
- Employer of the Year Award for medium to large enterprise employee training programs;
- Prime Minister's Small Business of the Year for small enterprise employee training programs;
- Large Training Provider of the Year Award for large registered training organisations;
- Small Training Provider of the Year Award for small registered training organisations;
- VET in Schools Excellence Award for school student-based vocational education and training.
Additionally, there are a number of industry awards aligned to Industry Skills Councils.
[edit] Individuals
- New Apprenticeships Apprentice of the Year
- New Apprenticeships Trainee of the Year
- Vocational Student of the Year
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year
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