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Successful recipients of scholarships for the Certificate of Transport Management
14 May 2019
ITLS is delighted to announce the successful recipients of these scholarships.
ITLS has long been providing professional development for middle managers in the bus and coach industry through the Certificate of Transport Management (CTM), this year being held on July 9-12 2019.
As much of the syllabus for the CTM has direct relevance to the current challenges of the community transport industry, ITLS and Transport for NSW offered eight fee-free scholarships for individuals working in TFNSW contracted Community Transport Service Providers (CTSPs) to attend the four-day course (Fees scholarship is worth $2850).
ITLS is delighted to announce the successful recipients of these scholarships.
- Genevieve Sexton, South West Community Transport, Minto
- Anthony Layton, Community Transport Central Coast Ltd, Wyong
- Bethany Langford, The Community Transport Company Ltd, Coffs Harbour
- Susan Watson, Easylink Community Transport, Cromer
- Ben Jackson, Easy-Go Connect Inc, Seven Hills
- Deanne Britton, Warrumbungle Community C, Coonabarabran
- Faquir Junaid, Easy-Go Connect Inc, Seven Hills
- Leonie Dippel, Community Transport Central Coast Ltd, Nowra
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