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The PEER Team would like to wish you all a Safe and Merry Christmas!.. A recent article in The Age newspaper has highlighted the changing perceptions in society of trade jobs. Sydney-based author and columnist Elizabeth Farrelly, who holds a PhD in architecture, says back in her grandfathers’ day, when one became a post-and-telegraph boy and the other a painter and decorator, trades had no status. “Both highly intelligent,… On Thursday 22 November, the National Electrical and Communications As*ociation (NECA) held its annual National Excellence Awards at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne. We are pleased to announce that PEER Data & Communications Graduate: Luke Hentschke was successful in becoming Apprentice of the Year in the Communications category. Luke recently completed his apprenticeship with… Following on from the success of winning Training Provider of the Year at the South Australian Training Awards in October, PEER is thrilled to be announced as Australia’s Small Training Provider of the Year! PEER was presented this prestigious award on Thursday 15 November at the Australian Training Awards gala dinner, held at the International… Photo: PEER Talent Coach Mario Cappella, Liam Murphy, Justin Whitford, PEER Senior Trainer Richard Townsend On Friday 26 October, Master Plumbers South Australia held their 2018 President’s Lunch at Adelaide Oval. Congratulations to PEER Apprentices: Liam Murphy and Justin Whitford, on becoming finalists for the Gold Medal Award.   Liam is a fourth year Plumbing… When conducting workplace activities, appropriate communications is vital to ensure the information we are sending out is understood and being adhered to. This is important when communicating information contained within a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) as it contains vital safety information. This should never be treated as a “tick and flick” exercise and needs… Photo: PEER Trainer David Crossman and VET Student Lachlan Gosden On Monday 22 October, the Barossa District Rotary Club held their 2018