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Recognition for skills development of the primary industries
03/02/2012
The Primary Industries Centre, Riverina Institute of TAFE has awarded Cameron Granger with the 2011 Industry and Training Award.
Cameron is an Industry Employment Consultant with MEGT's Australian Apprenticeships Centre in Wagga Wagga.
The Award was presented in appreciation of promotion to employers for training in primary industries, especially shearing and wool handling courses, for trainees.
Cameron was recognised for assisting approximately 80 shearing and wool handling trainees and approximately 30 agriculture trainees to enter into a traineeship for a nationally recognised qualification.