It’s a Wrap for 2023 Graduation Ceremonies!
As the graduation ceremonies for 2023 come to a close across the country, it marks the end of a long and rewarding journey for many trainees who have successfully completed their on-the-job experience and studies. The Class of 2023 has been no exception, with graduates from diverse backgrounds and experiences celebrating their hard work and dedication as they receive their qualifications and prepare to embark on new journeys.
One of the most exciting aspects of graduation ceremonies in 2023 has been the number of trainees who have successfully completed their traineeships. Across the nation, hundreds of trainees have graduated, and their achievements have been celebrated by their host employers, colleagues, and loved ones.
The recent “night of nights” at the Medallion Club Feast in Marvel Stadium was a night to remember for everyone involved in Victoria. Trainees were able to celebrate their accomplishments with their favourite people, and there were cheers and tears shed as they received their certificates and took part in the time-honoured tradition of getting together and celebrating their efforts.
It’s heartening to see graduation ceremonies being held in person once again, and this year’s events have been particularly special for everyone involved. We are grateful to have employers who invest in the next generation and provide opportunities for trainees to gain the skills and experience they need to succeed in their chosen fields.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made this year’s graduation ceremonies a success. From the sponsors who supported the events in each state to the award winners who showed exceptional talent and dedication, we are proud of everyone who took part in these celebrations.
As we eagerly peer into the unknown horizon of the future, we can’t help but feel stoked for what the Class of 2023 has accomplished. Whether they choose to keep hitting the books or dive headfirst into the working world, we know they’ve got the skills and drive to make it happen.
Congrats to all the graduates out there – you’ve totally got this!
Graduation Ceremonies for 2023:
Tasmania
Thursday, 2nd March, Ricky Ponting Room at Blundstone Arena
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ANZ. Award winner: Zac Doran, Sport & Admin Trainee at MacKillop Catholic College, Tasmania.
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ASA/Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Award winner: Nell Clarke, Reception & Support Officer at Aussie
Photo album (via Facebook):
Western Australia
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by
ANZ. Award winner: Ethyn Kane, Sports Trainee,
City of Swan
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by
ASA/ Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA (CCIWA). Award winner: Grace Wild, Sport’s Trainee,
Seton Catholic College
New South Wales/ ACT
Thursday, 16th March, Barnet Long Room at Customs House
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by
ANZ. Award winner: Elijah Duke, Development Trainee,
Basketball ACT
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Queensland
Thursday, 23rd March, Platinum Room at the Queensland Cricketers Club
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ANZ. Award winner: Maxwell Kooreman, Customer Service, Kmart (SBT)
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ASA/Business Australia. Award winner: Seeyali Ansell, Compliance Trainee, Origin Energy
Photo album (via Facebook):
South Australia
Thursday, 30th March, Courtside Room at The Drive
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ANZ. Award winner: Louisa Wilton, Medical Records Officer, Women’s and Children’s Hospital
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ASA/Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Award winner: Finn Reed, Game Development Trainee, SANFL
Photo album (via Facebook):
Victoria
Friday, 14th April, Medallion Club, Marvel Stadium
First Nations Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ANZ. Award winner: Layla Boseley, Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative
AFL SportsReady Trainee of the Year.
Proudly presented by ASA/Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Award winner: Charlie Garner, AFL Licensing Trainee
Charlie’s Winning Video:
Photo album (via Facebook):
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2022 First Nations Trainee of the Year Award Winners
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