Winner – Sabrina Hinton
Faculty of Education, Service Skills and Environment
Since 2018, Sabrina has played a crucial role in the growth and success of Le Cordon Bleu Australia (LCBA) as the program support officer at Holmesglen’s Moorabbin campus. Her exceptional customer service skills, IT wizardry, and ability to manage various learner management systems are an asset to the program manager and her peers.
Sabrina's empathy and can-do attitude reinforce a positive workplace culture. She is deeply committed to helping international students settle into Australia. Sabrina also plays a leading role in managing the student representative meetings and the learner management system as well as liaising with LCBA employees across the country.
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Finalist - Rebecca Kearney
Faculty of Health Services, Youth and Community Studies
Meet Rebecca, the friendly face of Holmesglen’s Allied Health Services and Science Department. She is always ready to help learners and faculty with a smile on her face, processing enrolments and answering questions. Rebecca's upbeat demeanour and optimistic outlook shine through in everything she does.
Dependable and able to persevere through difficult periods, including the COVID-19 pandemic, Rebecca consistently responds to queries, emails, and phone calls immediately. She treats everyone with respect and courtesy and helps fellow employees in maintaining a positive work culture. Rebecca's diligence and commitment to her work make her an invaluable asset to Holmesglen.
Finalist - Renu Raman
Self-Employment Assistance
Renu’s innovative approach and interpersonal skills help ease the stress of learning and starting a business. She untangles the complexity of technical administrative processes and during the transition from the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS) to Self-Employment Assistance (SEA), she led her team with clear instructions, analysis of technical instructions, and implemented clear tracking processes to ensure our quality was maintained.
Renu has supported both internal and external stakeholders over many years, culminating in winning a National Self-Employment Association Ltd. (NSEA) "Unsung Hero" award in 2022. Her ability to deal with complex personal and learner issues is driven by outstanding insight into personal challenges and a willingness to go beyond the call of duty.
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