2008 Student Achievement Awards
THREE students from North Coast TAFE’s Kempsey Campus have won five of the top awards in this year’s North Coast TAFE Student Achievement Awards.
The awards recognise the efforts of top-performing students from across the institute’s 17 campuses, incorporating nearly 40,000 students.
Kempsey Campus' top automotive apprentice, Chris Isaac from Port Macquarie, took out the top title – Student of the Year – as well as Apprentice of the Year and the Construction and the Transport faculty award while business trainee Holly-Dee Baker, from Kempsey, won the Trainee of the Year Award.
Kempsey High School student, Stacey Clarke, was named the TVET Student of the Year.
A Lismore student, Anthony Franks, won the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award for his studies in Certificate IV in Business Governance.
The Student Achievement Awards were announced at a special Awards dinner held at the Osprey Restaurant, at Coffs Harbour Education Campus on June 5, 2008.
Major Awards
Student of the Year
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year
Apprentice of the Year
Trainee of the Year
TVET Student of the Year
Faculty Awards
Arts and Media Faculty
Business Services Faculty
Community Services and Health Faculty
General Education Faculty
Information Technology Faculty
Manufacturing and Engineering Faculty
Tourism, Hospitality, Retail and Personal Services Faculty
