September started on a high note as the Mas National (Mas) ACT team attended the ACT Training Awards, one of the region’s most anticipated events.

As a proud Gold Sponsor, Mas joined industry leaders to celebrate excellence in vocational education and training. The evening recognised outstanding apprentices, trainees, trainers and employers from across the ACT.

Most importantly, several Mas clients took home major awards on the night.

Celebrating Our Award Winners

We proudly congratulate the following award winners and runner-ups:

• Chontel Green – Winner, Norm Fisher Award
• Nathan Snow – ACT Trainee of the Year
• Elizabeth Bond – Runner-Up, ACT Trainee of the Year
• Khoa Dang Nguyen – ACT Australian School-Based Apprentice of the Year
• Ahmed Gaafer – Runner-Up, ACT Australian School-Based Apprentice of the Year
• Navjot Sidhu – Runner-Up, ACT VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year
• Intravision – ACT Small Employer of the Year

Their achievements highlight the value of vocational education and training. In addition, they demonstrate the impact that dedication, skill and perseverance can have on career success.

Recognition Beyond the Winners Circle

The celebrations did not stop there.

We also congratulate our clients who reached finalist status across several categories. Their achievements reflect the strength of the ACT training sector. Furthermore, they showcase the commitment employers, trainers and apprentices make every day.

Working alongside these individuals and organisations is a privilege. Seeing them recognised on a state stage makes the achievement even more rewarding.

More Awards Season Success Ahead

The training awards season is far from over.

As a result, we look forward to supporting and celebrating more success stories in the weeks ahead. We will continue to attend industry events and share the achievements of apprentices, trainees and employers across Australia.

Once again, congratulations to all winners, runner-ups and finalists. Your success inspires future generations and strengthens Australia’s skilled workforce.