Precise Air Aboriginal Pathways receives the Fujitsu General FGWAY Award

We’re excited to announce that the Precise Air Aboriginal Pathways (PAAP) program has been awarded with the Fujitsu General FGWAY Award. The award was presented to Precise Air’s Kelly Borskjaer, Richard Bagnato and Marie Dulaurent,JP (CAHRI) Dulaurent by Fujitsu General Australia’s Koji Nakao, with Junko Kunii and Phil Perham.

The PAAP is a collaboration between Industry – Precise Air Group; Education – TAFE NSW’s Aboriginal Education and Engagement team and the Career Pathways, Education and Aboriginal Languages (CPALES) team; and Employment – Aboriginal Employment Strategy ltd (AES). The FGWAY Award is presented to the PAAP to recognise the alignment of the program with Fujitsu General’s company value ‘Living together for our future’.

We are really proud of the PAAP and the educational and employment opportunities that we have provided and the apprenticeships we have offered to the students. We look forward to expanding this program across the States.

Find out more about the PAAP on our website: Supporting indigenous communities | Precise Air or contact Kelly Borskjaer for more information.