Skills centre officially opened
Coinciding with National Skills Week in August, the HVTC Skills Centre at Rutherford officially opened its state of the art $5M facility. At the opening the name of the administration building was also announced, The Milton Morris Building was much to his surprise, named after HVTC Founding Chairman and Director, the Hon. Milton Morris AO.
For the past 33 years, Mr Morris has worked tirelessly to promote and support group training. As founder of Australia’s largest and oldest group training organisation HVTC has provided training and employment opportunities for 20,000 apprentices and trainees across NSW and QLD.
Mr Morris turned 90 in April this year and continues to encourage and inspire the HVTC team who he engages with on a daily basis.
HVTC CEO Sharon Smith said naming the administration building was a proud moment and provided HVTC with a wonderful way to honour Mr Morris’ lasting legacy to the company and the community.
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