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James’ bid for Apprentice of the Year

James Christensen works with Stanwell Corporation as a dual trade-qualified technician, having completed both a Certificate III in Electrotechnology and a Certificate III in Instrumentation and Control in 2021.

James Christensen is set to compete against Queensland’s best apprentices. The Stanwell Corporation employee was the Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of […]

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