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Whitney Cheffirs worthy recipient of Country Education Foundation scholarship

Kangaroo Island childcare worker Whitney Cheffirs will use a scholarship from VERTO and the Country Education Foundation of Australia funds to complete her Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care. Picture supplied

Whitney Cheffirs of Kangaroo Island is the worthy recipient of a $2000 scholarship thanks to not-for-profit apprenticeship, employment and training […]

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