Become a sponsor
Become an Awards sponsor!
The WA Training Awards program recognises excellence and leadership in the vocational education and training (VET) sector and offers a unique opportunity to profile your company and its commitment to training. Each year the Awards partner with a range of WA businesses and training sector stakeholders to present this exemplary program and event. As a sponsor, your organisation can gain great exposure to a diverse audience.
With a distribution network of over 10,000 stakeholders, students and trainers in the VET sector, the WA Training Awards attracts hundreds of applications each year.
Please contact the Awards team to talk about how you can contribute to this prestigious program in 2024.
E: watrainingawards@dtwd.wa.gov.au
P: 08 6551 5155
Category sponsors
The Department would like to acknowledge the following organisations who have committed their sponsorship to support excellence in vocational education and training for the 2024 WA Training Awards program.
Principal Program Sponsor 2024
MEGT
MEGT is an Australian not-for-profit organisation that has been supporting employers, apprentices, trainees, job seekers and students since 1982. Whether your goal is to kick start your career, grow your business or develop and secure your future, MEGT can help. Benefit from their years of experience as the team supports you through the entire Australian Apprenticeships process, from recruitment and sign-up, to payroll, claims management, mentoring and training. MEGT provides:
- end-to-end apprenticeship and traineeship program management;
- high-quality candidates and flexible labour solutions;
- fast, easy apprentice and trainee payroll services; and
- ongoing mentoring and support.
MEGT’s knowledgeable local staff are here to provide the latest advice and information regarding Australian Apprenticeships and Government incentives. Backed by almost 40 years of experience and expertise, MEGT is committed to providing quality employment, training and education solutions that make a positive difference.
WA Trainer of the Year
Training Accreditation Council
The Training Accreditation Council is established under the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 and is an independent statutory body that assures the quality of training and assessment of RTOs registered with the Council, and accreditation of courses in the VET sector in Western Australia.
The Council operates within an agreed national VET regulatory framework and is the State VET Regulator under the nationally agreed standards. As a State-based regulator, the Council enables State government oversight of the VET provider market, responsiveness to State-based priorities and risks, timely intervention and protection of the State’s investment in VET.
The Council has a strong commitment to reducing regulatory burden and delivers a client-focussed approach to regulation that supports business improvement and delivery of quality VET outcomes. The Council proactively supports the VET sector through its Education Program providing specialised and practical professional development opportunities for RTOs and VET practitioners.
WA Apprentice of the Year
Apprenticeship Support Australia powered by CCI WA
Apprenticeship Support Australia, powered by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI), is part of the Commonwealth's Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN).
With over 25 years’ experience, Apprenticeship Support Australia makes it easier for employers to find, sign-up and retain apprentices and trainees, to grow skilled workers in Western Australia
With consultants located in 15 towns and cities across WA, and with WA's only AASN Claims and Call Centre, they aim to support locals, in local time, no matter where you are. Their team of experts, provide career advisory services to youth and job seekers; assist businesses with high quality recruitment support; take care of all the training contract paperwork; pay out federal government incentives; and support employers, apprentices, and trainees with mentoring and business advisory services, at no cost.
ASA consultants live and work in 15 towns and cities across WA, and with WA's only AASN Claims and Call Centre, they aim to support locals, in local time, no matter where in the State they’re located.
Their team of experts provide career advisory services to youth and job seekers; assist businesses with high quality recruitment support; take care of all the training contract paperwork; pay out federal government incentives; and support employers, apprentices, and trainees with mentoring and business advisory services, at no cost.
WA School-based Apprentice of the Year
Construction Training Fund
The Construction Training Fund (CTF) supports Western Australia’s building and construction industry to meet its demand for skilled workers, while supporting the development of a modern and progressive building and construction industry.
They do this by:
- funding training and skills development;
- providing employer and apprentice grants and programs;
- research and advocacy; and
- showcasing construction careers in our Construction Futures Centre.
The CTF supports a safe, skilled and sustainable future for all who work in the industry.
WA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year
Maxima
Landing your first job, changing careers, finding a new team member, or securing NDIS support can feel impossible.
You don’t have to do it alone.
Let Maxima help you reframe what’s possible.
Maxima is an Australia-wide not-for-profit community organisation and NDIS Provider. They operate on the ground in more than 70 locations across Australia, working towards a more inclusive Australia by supporting people into meaningful employment and providing better opportunities for economic and community participation.
They reframe what’s possible for job seekers, NDIS participants and employers by providing new opportunities and challenging stereotypes. They build their services around what you need, your goals and your strengths. Find out how Maxima can help you today.
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