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Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction
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Event Details
On October 23, 2009 the third annual “Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction” gala dinner will be held at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel Grand Ballroom. The event will recognize the outstanding contributions that employers, journeypersons and instructors make to the Manitoba Apprenticeship training system and acknowledge the support and commitment of Apprenticeship Provincial Trade Advisory Committee and the Apprenticeship and Trades Qualifications Board members.
The evening will also be an opportunity for Manitoba’s apprentices to shine. Apprentices in the cook trade will design and prepare the dinner menu supervised by a team of chefs from Delta Winnipeg Hotel and instructors from apprenticeship pre-employment programs. Apprentices representing other trade sectors will also be involved in the production of awards and venue decorations.
Interested in supporting the Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction? The Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction is made possible with the support of Manitoba industry. If your organization is interested in supporting this event, please download the Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction Sponsorship Package. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact the Apprenticeship Marketing Officer at 204-945-7906.
Award Categories
| Employer
of the Year two awards: urban (Winnipeg and surrounding area ) & rural |
Journeyperson
of the Year two awards: urban (Winnipeg and surrounding area) & rural |
Instructor
of the Year one award |
| Individuals
may nominate an outstanding Manitoba business/organization
who has employed a registered apprentice(s) within the past
two years. An employer for this award is defined as a business
or organization that engages individuals to work for them
as registered apprentices and pays wages. A nominee for this award must demonstrate support for the Manitoba Apprenticeship training system, encourage success of apprentice(s) and provide a working environment that encourages excellence. |
Individuals
may nominate a certified journeyperson in Manitoba who has
been the primary trainer of a Manitoba apprentice within
the past two years. A nominee for this award must perform above and beyond the requirements of a journeyperson, demonstrate excellent coaching skills by effectively transferring knowledge and skills to the apprentice and be respectful, fair and equitable. |
Registered apprentices and recently certified journeypersons may nominate an instructor who taught an apprenticeship technical training program at a Manitoba institution funded by the Manitoba Apprenticeship Branch of Entrepreneurship, Training and Trade between July 2007 and June 2008. A nominee for this award must perform above and beyond the requirements of an instructor, demonstrate excellent communication and presentation skills, encourage pride in the trade, be respectful, fair and equitable. |
2008 Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction Recipients
Congratulations to all finalists and their nominators!
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Back Row (left to right): David Deprez, Manitoba Hydro, Steve Hudey, MPI, Murray Oman, UCN, Duncan Matthies, PCL, Robert Platford, Vale Inc, Brett Reitmeier, PCL, W. Hal Hokanson, RRC, Ron Wall, PCL. Front Row (left to right): Brian Pollock, Inner City Renovation, Cheryl Lisoway, Inner City Renovation, Andrew Swan, Minister, CTT, Ron Wall, PCL, Kelly Mathison, Countryside Equipment/Enns Brothers.
2009 Major Sponsors
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