Make a trade your first career choice, NSW TAFE Albury teacher urges

Janet Howie
Updated September 19 2018 - 12:02pm, first published 11:30am
RESEARCH REWARD: TAFE NSW regional general manager Kerry Penton with scholarship recipient and head teacher of bricklaying at TAFE NSW Albury Troy Everett and TAFE NSW head of infrastructure, energy and construction Chris Outten at the Premier’s Teacher Scholarship award presentation at The Mint in Sydney.
RESEARCH REWARD: TAFE NSW regional general manager Kerry Penton with scholarship recipient and head teacher of bricklaying at TAFE NSW Albury Troy Everett and TAFE NSW head of infrastructure, energy and construction Chris Outten at the Premier’s Teacher Scholarship award presentation at The Mint in Sydney.

Getting students, parents, advisers and the general public to consider the trades as a worthwhile employment option remains a challenge for the industry.

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Janet Howie

Janet Howie

Deputy Editor - The Border Mail

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