15/09/2026
GMY Junior Ranger Team Leader Inspires the Next Generation of Ranger Trainers
GMY Junior Ranger Team Leader Stirling Ludwick was recently invited by QILSRP to speak with participants in Round 3 of the Ranger to Trainer Program, sharing his experience with the 14 rangers currently undertaking the course.
Having successfully completed the program in 2025, Stirling provided a firsthand perspective on the challenges and rewards of gaining a TAE (Training and Assessment) qualification. He offered practical advice and encouragement to participants as they work through the course and tackle their assessments.
The session gave participants the opportunity to hear from someone who has recently completed the program and understands the commitment required to balance study, work and other responsibilities. Stirling's journey demonstrated how dedication and perseverance can create new opportunities while helping strengthen skills and leadership within ranger programs.
The Ranger to Trainer Program, facilitated by QILSRP and delivered by RAM Training Services, supports rangers to develop the skills and confidence needed to become trainers and mentors in their communities.
Stirling's success is a testament to the value of the program. This Saturday, he will travel to Brisbane as a finalist in the Queensland Training Awards, where he is in the running for the 2026 Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year award.
We are proud of Stirling's achievements and grateful to QILSRP for inviting him to inspire the next group of Ranger to Trainer participants.
π Good luck, Stirling. We know you'll represent GMY and our Yarrabah community with pride! πΏπ
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