TradeTools Carpentry Apprentice of the Year

Thomas Charles, Harrison Steptoe, William Jeffers

Coke Vending Furnishing Trades Apprentice of the Year

Jeremy Boulton, Chad Hayward, Brooklyn Parker-Jones

Cbus Construction Apprentice of the Year

Thomas Coyne, Taj Felsman, Dina Sobol

TAFE Queensland Foundation Painting and Decorating Apprentice of the Year

Shimeka Holland, Vaughan McGrath, Brendan Muir

Brick and Block Careers Bricklaying Apprentice of the Year

Kyle Banks, Hally Herrmann, Amy Stubbs

Reece Australia Plumbing and Gas Fitting Apprentice of the Year

James Galea, Samuel Hodge, Benjamin Kenny

MEGT Electrical Apprentice of the Year

Jedd Croxton, Tayler Raisbeck, Alexander Symonds

Fluke Australia Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Apprentice of the Year

Lachlan Debel, Stuart Jones, Amy-Lee Murray

Viva Energy Light Automotive Apprentice of the Year

Patrick Phillips, Nathan Tapuni, Mitchell Vessey

HVIA Heavy Commercial Industries Apprentice of the Year

Corin Brewer, Liam Chesterfield, Ziyaz Unus

Weld Australia Engineering and Manufacturing Apprentice of the Year

Erdmann Baumbach, Kayla Hansen-Austen, Lachlan Kemble

CTIAQ Recreational Vehicle Apprentice of the Year

Joel Jenkins, Xavier Johansen, Zackary Tozer

Yokogawa Instrumentation Apprentice of the Year

Michael Clark, Timmothy Dean, Abraham Irwin

MAS National School-based Apprentice of the Year

Sebastian Ahern, Layla Benstead, Matthew Greig

BUSY At Work General Manager's Apprentice of the Year

All category finalists are eligible for this award, which goes to an apprentice who has achieved greatness through adversity in their apprenticeship.

CSQ Outstanding Apprentice of the Year

All category finalists are eligible for this award, which goes to the most outstanding apprentice across all categories.

AEN Small Employer of the Year

Aptella, Iceman Group Australia, WIRED Overhead Solutions, 2Brothers Plumbing & Gas

Bailey Ladders Large Employer of the Year

Drake Trailers, Mader Group, McNab, Mike Carney Toyota, SPL Security Systems, Superior Walls & Ceilings, Woodland Fitouts

The 2024 TAFE Queensland - SkillsTech CSQ Apprentice Awards is attended by Apprentice Category finalist parties*, Employer Category finalists, Event Sponsors, TAFE Queensland representatives, and Queensland Government representatives.

*Apprentice Category finalist parties include the award finalist and one guest, plus their employer and one guest.

Each Apprentice Category finalist receives a ticket for themselves and one guest. Their employer also receives a ticket for themselves and one guest.

Each Employer Category finalist receives tickets for two company representatives.

Capacity at this event is limited, and there are no additional tickets available.

No, the 2024 TAFE Queensland - SkillsTech CSQ Apprentice Awards offers free tickets, food, and drink.

The Royal International Convention Centre is located just 1.5km from the city’s CBD in Bowen Hills and 15 minutes from Brisbane Airport.

When you arrive, head to The Plaza to find TAFE Queensland staff and signage.

Paid parking is available at the venue, along with taxi/rideshare service in the area and nearby public transport.

Click here  for details from the venue.

Our recommendation is that guest tickets are used for adults, with this event designed for apprentices and employers.

Alcohol service and adherance to Responsible Service of Alcohol guidelines will be monitored by the venue.

Cocktail attire is recommended for this event. All finalists will appear on stage as their category is announced, so dress to impress!

Yes, there will be professional photography throughout the night and all images will be made available to attendees shortly after the event.

With any further questions, or for clarification on the above, please contact us at SkillsTech.Marketing@tafeqld.edu.au