Are you a cookery apprentice who wants to walk in the footsteps of culinary royalty? With a Brett Graham Scholarship – valued at $10,000 – you could continue your training in London with one of TAFE NSW’s most successful graduates. This scholarship is open to second or third-year cookery apprentices at TAFE NSW Hamilton, Kurri Kurri, or Ourimbah. Apprentices who completed their training and final assessment at these campuses in the last year are also eligible to apply.
In collaboration with the Hunter TAFE Foundation, this scholarship offers a unique opportunity to work alongside Newcastle-born chef, Brett Graham at his Notting Hill restaurant, The Ledbury. You’ll receive return flights to London, travel assistance, and enrolment in Certificate IV in Kitchen Management (SIT40521) at TAFE NSW.
Applications for the Brett Graham Scholarship is now closed.
To apply for the Brett Graham Scholarship, you must:
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After completing his apprenticeship with TAFE NSW, Brett Graham moved to Sydney to work with Liam Tomlin at the highly acclaimed Banc Restaurant. During this time he was awarded the Josephine Pignolet Young Chef of the Year Award, which resulted in his move to the UK.
He is currently co-owner and Chef patron of Michelin-starred restaurant The Ledbury, which was voted as the 14th best restaurant in The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2016.
Highly passionate about his craft and proud to be alumni, Brett has been providing Hunter chefs the opportunity to work with him at The Ledbury through his scholarship.
