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In its 14th year, the Aerospace Industry Education Awards recognises the efforts and achievements of students and teachers from 18 Aerospace Gateway Schools wideness Queensland. The ribbon recurrence was held at Parliament House and awards were presented by the Honourable Shannon Fentiman MP Minister for Training and Skills Development. The Gateway to Industry Schools Program gives students the opportunity to proceeds the knowledge and skills required to enter the aviation and aerospace industry. Approximately 80 nominations were received this year wideness 13 ribbon categories, and the winners are: Year 10 GE Aviation AerospaceRibbon– Benjamin Chambers (Mueller College) Sponsored by GE Aviation Year 11 Brisbane Airport Corporation Aerospace StudiesRibbon– Trishul Patel (AviationUpperSchool) Sponsored by Brisbane Airport Corporation Year 11 Qantas QuestRibbon– Jack Lord (Oakey StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by Qantas Airways Year 12 Airbus Australia Pacific Aerospace StudiesRibbon– Chantal Kander (Mueller College) Sponsored by Airways Aviation Spirit of BoeingRibbon– Samara Raine (Balmoral StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by Boeing Defence Australia Royal Aeronautical SocietyRibbon– Nayan Vekariya (Indooroopilly StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by the Royal Aeronautical Society The Honourable Company of Air PilotsRibbon– Hanny Gajjar (Indooroopilly StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by The Honourable Company of Air Pilots, Airways Aviation and Aviation Australia AYAA Future Leader AerospaceRibbon– Megan Weber (Oakey StateUpperSchool) and Eason Liu (Indooroopilly StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by Australian Youth Aerospace Association TAE Aerospace Young InnovatorsRibbon– Benjamin Chambers (Mueller College) Sponsored by TAE AerospaceSexualityAerospaceRibbon– Emily Gov (Miami StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) Australian Defence Force Aviation STEMRibbon– Jack Carroll (Iona College), Alexander Engstrom (Iona College), Emma Sanjurjo (Indooroopilly StateUpperSchool), Ashley Gall (St Patrick’s College (Mackay), Muhammed Khan (Calamvale Community College), and William Bruce (Indooroopilly StateUpperSchool) Sponsored by Australian Defence Force Aeroskills Scholarship – Tyrese Samson (Calamvale Community College) Sponsored by Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) TeacherRibbon– Denise Dunn (AviationUpperSchool) Sponsored by Brisbane Airport Corporation, BDA, GE Aviation and Virgin Australia Minister for Training and Skills Development Shannon Fentiman said the Palaszczuk Government is single-minded to supporting the state’s rapidly developing and innovative aerospace industry which will play an important role in diversifying the state’s economy and ensuring Queenslanders have wangle to the jobs of the future. “It is wonderful to see the upper calibre of talent we are producing in this field through the Gateway to Industry Schools program,” said Ms Fentiman. “It is students like these, whose passion for aviation will see them protract their training and education to take up professions in the aerospace industry. “Our students are worldly-wise to pursue their passion considering we have defended teachers who are not just passionate well-nigh aviation but moreover well-nigh teaching and inspiring their students. “I congratulate Denise Dunn, Head of Department for Senior Schooling and Partnerships at Aviation High, who won the prestigious Teacher Award, recognising her outstanding transferral to link with industry partners to enrich and expand the opportunities for her students and fellow teachers. “Mrs Dunn is the third sexuality teacher in the history of the awards to receive the top honour.” She impressed the judging panel with her ongoing transferral to foster every student’s curiosity, imagination and enthusiasm for pursuing a career in aviation by developing several innovative programs for her school including the Certificate III in Aviation – Remote Pilot (VLOS) pilot program, Certificate III in Aviation  – Ground Operations and Services, and offering the opportunity for students to undertake their RPL, PPL or CPL while peekaboo the school. The Gateway to Industry Schools Program is funded by the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training. The 18 Aerospace Gateway to Industry Schools, with 400 students throughout Queensland studying the senior secondary subject, Aerospace Studies, are supported by increasingly than 30 aerospace industry partners. The success of the program has moreover resulted in three major Queensland universities launching uncontrived entry programs for upper achieving Aerospace Gateway to Industry School graduates.   View news gazetteer Find a undertow Category Engineering TrainingUpskillingSkills RecognitionPilot theoryPilot trainingAeroskillsFlight Attendant TrainingRemote Pilot Australian resident Yes No Search LATEST NEWS Aviation Australia co-supported ribbon at the yearly Aerospace Industry Education Awards Read increasingly news Aviation Australia Pty Ltd Student Login DOTS login Staff Login ABN 51 098 207 651 Return to Top 2018