Graduate Profiles

	Carving a career through training For 21 year old Ashlee Scinocco, the idea of entering a male dominated trade was not about to deter her from pursuing something she loved — and becoming a cabinet maker has turned out to be one of the best moves she has ever made. Read more.
	Getting a head start through training at school Luke Johnson has achieved more than most people his age. At 18 he already has two qualifications under his belt and is currently completing a third. Read more.
	Building a career through training Jason Duffy has a life most people would envy. He has been a professional surfer, works in an industry he loves, the building industry and his aim is to one day start his own design firm in the south west of WA. Read more.
	Higher level training qualification opens up a world of opportunity Doing a jewellery design course has opened up a world of opportunity for 20 year old Sally Hanbury. She's now in a career she loves and has the confidence to start her own business. Read more.
	Training for a healthy future in the community Jeffrey Indich had tried his hand at a few different jobs but couldn't find anything quite right for him. Wanting to make a difference in his community, he looked at the option of Aboriginal health care and has never looked back. Read more.
	It's never too late to train Debra Franks left school at 14. Last year at 45 she was named WA Vocational Student of the Year at the WA Training Awards and runner-up Australian Vocational Student of the Year at the Australian Training Awards - proving it's never too late to train. Read more.
	Training for the perfect fit in fashion Stephanie Townsend (21) has always been creative so, when it came time to investigate her career options, fashion seemed like the perfect fit. Read more.
	Sparks fly as training leads to university degree Twenty one year old Thomas Enston's interest in the electrical industry was first sparked during his secondary school studies when he completed an electrical engineering subject. Read more.