Western Sydney Vocational Training Committee

About the committee

The Western Sydney Vocational Training Committee (WSVTC) is an association consisting of employers, government, education and Registered Training Organisations with a common aim to promote apprenticeships and traineeships - enhancing the standard of vocational skills in the Western Sydney region.

The WSVTC actively encourages the employment and training of apprentices and trainees amongst employers, particularly in small businesses. The Committee also promotes vocational education to school leavers so they may consider taking up one of a multitude of apprenticeships and traineeships which are available in the broad range of businesses.


Committee members

The committee members for 2011 are:

Jason Sultana (chair) Benchmark College
Brod Binns State Training Services Western Sydney
Sandy Causer State Training Services Western Sydney
Michelle Baille ABL Apprenticeships Centre
Lynette Eyles TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute (The Hills College)
Michael Ohlsen TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute (Mt Druitt College)
Rod Gunton Integral Energy
Debbie Joyce Automotive Training Board NSW
Jenny Shylan Integral Energy
Mike Horne BSA Limited
Nikki Harding WSROC Apprenticeship Centre


Sponsorship opportunities

If you and your business wish to be involved in supporting the Western Sydney Region Awards, we are looking  Award Partners.

To find out more please contact Jason Sultana or Sandy Causer (see below contact details).


Regional Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Benchmark College

Endeavour Energy

BSA Limited

TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute

Work Savvy Training

Australian Careers Business College

 

Silver sponsors

Upskilled

ETC


Contact details

To find out more about the Western Sydney Vocational Training Committee please contact:

Chairperson Committee member and State Training Services representative
Jason Sultana
ph 0437 946 354
jason@childcarensw.com.au 
Sandy Causer
phone 02 9204 7400
sandy.causer@det.nsw.edu.au 

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Page last updated: 01 December 2011