APTC students end Work Skills Forum on high note
APTC students were empowered to put their knowledge and skills into practice during the recent Work Skills Forum in Solomon Islands, with the theme, “Putting Learned Skills to Work”.
Tertiary Director encourages new APTC graduates to aim high
“Reach for the stars and aim high.” This was the message from Director Anne-Rose Tjiobang of the Tertiary Education Department at the Ministry of Education and Training to 69 new ni-Vanuatu graduates of the Australia Pacific Training Coalition during …
Hagar Elenoa Holmes
“Mental health problems and losing my mother while studying at Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) did not deter me from achieving my dream.”
Successful APTC Alumna defies all odds
“Mental health problems and losing my mother while studying at Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) did not deter me from achieving my dream.”
Never give up, try once again
Giving up was never an option for 25-year-old Jiutasa Samuta, who finally enrolled at the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) after trying for seven long years.
Tema keeps dream alive amidst detours
Temalesi Lutu, or Tema as she is known, was only 14 when she decided she was going to be a teacher but it took her 26 years to turn that dream into reality. Today, she is the Australia Pacific Training Coalition’s (APTC) first Pacific Island female t …
Temalesi Lutu
Temalesi Lutu, or Tema as she is known, was only 14 when she decided she was going to be a teacher but it took her 26 years to turn that dream into reality. Today, she is the Australia Pacific Training Coalition’s (APTC) first Pacific Island female t …
More Kiribati APTC Alumni Australia-bound for employment
More APTC alumni from Kiribati will soon commence work in Australia’s aged care sector under the Pacific Labour Scheme (PLS).
Vila North School and APTC alumni promote inclusive education
Promoting inclusive education and supporting students with dyslexia is a major goal for Vila North School (VNS) this year.
Passion drives Gail to thrive in male-dominant trade
An ambassador for women in the carpentry trade, Gail Tamakam, from Vanuatu has been in the construction industry for over 20 years and working with men is nothing new for her.
Play, laugh, learn and repeat – Happy Kindy Day!
David Malouf, an Australian Indigenous Literacy Foundation Ambassador, once said, “Reading is a form of magic. It gives us access to a world that has no limits and where everybody is welcome and can be at home.”
APTC Carpentry students install community pelmets
The Australia Pacific Training Coalition’s (APTC) carpentry students in Vanuatu translated their classroom learning into community work by installing pelmets as part of the roof structure in the local community hall in Mele-Waisisi. Pelmets are often …
