Toowoomba’s best apprentice revealed
The Chronicle readers have spoken. It’s time to meet Toowoomba’s best apprentice for 2020.
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AT JUST 19, apprentice builder Noah Brown has left a lasting legacy on Toowoomba.
The McNab employee has helped construct some game-changing Toowoomba buildings, like Oaks Hotel, Arbour apartments, the Toowoomba Regional Council's Charlton depot, and now he is working on the new Queensland Fire and Emergency Service's Charlton project.
The third-year apprentice said he wanted to be builder from a young age.
"I started a school-based apprenticeship in grade 10 and straight out of school I went full time," he said.
"It's a really great feeling to know people are happy with who I am and what I do, as it's what I love," he said.
"I was blown away, as I saw I was nominated one day and then the next I had won it."
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