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TAFE students’ hard work brings results

THE hard work of SuniTAFE Swan Hill students was acknowledged at their annual graduation and awards ceremony last week.

The event, held at Swan Hill Town Hall, recognised the determination of students for the 2022 academic year, as well as acknowledging the employers, parents, friends and family who supported the students throughout their studies and contributed to their successes.

Twenty-three students based at the Swan Hill campus graduated in three diploma qualifications at the Swan Hill campus, including Diploma of Nursing graduate Maggie Gibson, who also received the Board Excellence Award.

“Nursing is already a rewarding career, and when you add on top the award for your studies, it is really rewarding to see your work be recognised like that,” Ms Gibson told The Guardian.

The SuniTAFE board and staff said they were grateful for the support of all the award sponsors and were proud of all the graduating students and award winners.


STUDENT AWARDS

Apprentice of the Year (first year) – sponsored by Lawrence & Hanson

Aiden Keys – Certificate III in Engineering – fabrication trade

Apprentice of the Year (second year) – sponsored by PDF Accounting

Adam Brennan – Certificate III in Engineering – fabrication trade

Apprentice of the Year (third year) – sponsored by SMGT

Blair Hogan – Certificate III in Engineering – fabrication trade

Koorie Student of the Year – sponsored by MDAS

Pearl Dunn – Diploma of Nursing

Student of the Year – Diploma/Advanced Diploma (non-trade) – sponsored by SuniTAFE Skills and Jobs Centre

Mikaylah Speedie – Diploma of Community Services

Health High Achiever – sponsored by WDEA

Hannah Allen – Diploma of Nursing

Board Excellence Award – sponsored by SuniTAFE Board

Maggie Gibson – Diploma of Nursing

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