Sixty-one staff from Catholic Schools and the Catholic Education Office (CEO) recently graduated with qualifications across three different programs.
TAFE SA delivered three programs and had over 95% successful completion rate in the following courses:
Diploma of Leadership and Management (28 people)
Certificate IV in Disability (15 people)
Certificate IV in Education Support (18 people)
“We congratulate every one of these students for their hard work in completing their studies,” says David Kerr, Senior Adviser: Human Resources.
"Their enhanced skills and experience in their respective or future roles will ultimately benefit our schools and the CEO.
For some this was the first external study experience since leaving school several decades ago.
For others it has been a steep mountain to climb to get to the end; some a relatively smooth ride; and for others it is a taste for more study to come at a higher level.”
Congratulations to the following graduates:
Diploma of Leadership and Management Graduates
Andrea Brown
Carolyn Slater
Caterina Latassa
Ekaterini Panos
Elaine Grottick
Gen Findlay-Sawers
Glenda Byrth
Jose Armando Ramirez Plata
Juanita Lieschke
Justine Sheehy
Kathy Cilento
Kathy Groat
Kylie McBride
Linda Somerton
Michelle Tomlinson
Nadia Udina
Peta Jordan-Payne
Priyankara Baptist
Rebekah Lyons
Ria Wong
Richman Klaffer
Rita Windle
Rosa Cuzzocrea
Sandra Mestros
Sandra Piscioneri
Shayne Harmsen
Stephanie Armitt
Mahboobeh Aryanpad
Certificate IV in Disability Graduates
Alice Nicholson
Benjamin Dyda
Brenton Day
Chad Henderson
Claire Eastham
Evelyn Connor
Gayle Santucci
Jenny Woodbury
Lauren Martinovic-Fitzgerald
Lina Zannoni
Louise Fairlie
Melissa Fairlie
Rebecca Bennett
Tracey Walker
Wendy Cunningham
Certificate IV in Education Support Graduates
Belinda Matthews
Carin Blackmore-Morris
Dianne Tippett
Fiona Houldsworth
Fiona Woodward
Hilary Monticelli
Jacqueline Hays
Jennifer Eckermann
Karen Hennessy
Kerry Fernandez
Kim White
Leanne McPherson
Lynne Harvey
Mandy Carfora
Maureen Jones
Natalie Harding
Petra Ferrier
Sharon Allen
Twenty students from Catholic schools in South Australia have been named among the winners in two major state-wide Humanities competitions.
Earlier this year, senior school students from across South Australia were invited to enter the 2024 Premier’s Anzac Spirit School Prize and the Muriel Matters Awards.
