Apprenticeship Support Australia Newcastle Event

In celebration of Apprenticeship Support Australia’s (ASA) continued success in Northern NSW, please be our guest at this FREE event for drinks, canapes and a discussion that you can’t afford to miss!

If you’ve ever struggled with managing the different generations in your workforce, recruiting the right talent, managing employee expectations or strategies to help your team perform at their peak, you’ll want to be a part of this conversation.

Our expert panel, led by Susie Burrell, will share actionable insights and strategies to create a blueprint for the success of apprentices, trainees and other young people in your business.

Special guest Blake Green will share lessons from elite sport that can be applied in your business!

Discover how to...

• Harness the strengths of the different generations to create a thriving workplace
• Attract and retain top Gen Z talent
• Apply science to create a best practice induction and coaching program
• Use the insights from ASA’s study on apprentices that quit to safeguard your business from low retention rates
• Take lessons from elite sport to get your team performing at their peak

Schedule for the event

• 4.30pm: Registration, drinks and canapes
• 5:00pm: Presentation
• 6.30pm: Drinks and canapes
• 7:00pm: Event concludes 

Limited seats, RSVP now for your free ticket!

Guest speakers

Susie Burrell



Susie Burrell is passionate about empowering people and teams, using science to help optimise their performance and wellbeing. She holds an Honours Degree in Psychology and a Masters of Coaching Psychology, and shares insights which businesses can apply to coaching and mentoring staff. Sue also holds an Honours Degree in Nutrition & Dietetics and has graced the screens as the resident dietitian on Channel 7’s Sunrise, enriching the lives of countless viewers with her practical and evidence-based advice.

Blake Green



Blake Green is a former professional athlete and current NRL coach at the Newcastle Knights. Blake played for nine separate clubs throughout his illustrious career and is one of the only three players in the history of the game to have the distinction of playing first grade for seven different NRL clubs. He joins us to share his unique perspective about the lessons that businesses can learn from elite sport.