Lifetime Achievement Award
The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented in recognition of an individual’s outstanding leadership and contribution to the South Australian VET and skills sector for more than 15 years.
This leadership and contribution may have been linked to an innovation, new knowledge, or ways to improve professional practice deemed to be above and beyond the everyday, with a long-lasting impact within the sector.
This award has specific nomination procedures and eligibility:
- Nominations must be made on behalf of an individual; individuals cannot self-nominate for this award category.
- Nominees do not need to be currently employed to be eligible for this award.
- An individual nominated for the award becomes an enduring nominee and, if not successful initially, are eligible for consideration for this award in subsequent years.
- A post-humous nomination can be made for this award.
- The South Australian Skills Commission and the Minister for Education, Training and Skills may nominate individuals for this award.
Nominations for this award will be assessed by the South Australian Skills Commission against the eligibility and selection criteria. A shortlist of candidates will be referred to the Minister for Education, Training and Skills for selection of the award winner. Nominees will be notified if they have been selected as the recipient of the award and will be presented at the South Australian Training Awards Gala Presentation.