Fun and frolic for ICT students

More than 25 Imperial Colleges of Trades (JCT) smdents puc their best fooc forward ac the Mr and Ms. Imperial College of Trades pageant on February 26 in Adelaide. The contest saw studencs hie che catwalk in western a nd traditional Indian cloc h ing, impressing the judges with their talent Through che three- hour long contest, the judges and auilience were also entertained by dance performances in bhangra ( Punjabi fo lk dance), gymnastics and by various colourful groups of dancers

After an exciting afternoon of entertainment and the ilistribution of awards in a range of fun categories, Pw1eec Sharma and Utcamjit Kaur were crowned Mr. and Ms. Imperial College of Trades. Pushpinder Singh and Baljeet Kaur were awarded the Mr. Handsome and Ms. Gorgeous pri2es avtej Singh Bal (CEO of ICT) and Koma! Bal put the entire event together 1t provided che young students wid1 an opportunity for some fun and frolic and d1ey en joyed every minute of it.

The judging panel included Mark Cody, Execu tive Direccor, P rima ry lnd u scries Skills Council; Retd. Major General Vikram Madan, ex-Ptes.ident, Inilian Australian Association of Sou th Australia; Lt. Col. Recd. Bikkar Singh Brar, ex-CEO, Imperial College of Trades, among others.

Imperial Colleges of Trades is distinguished by being the only College in South Allstralia that offers a Diploma of Horticulture co overseas sn1dents, and die on ly College in Auscralia diat delivers an Advanced Diploma of Horciculmre co overseas students.