Real pathways, real outcomes
Success stories
Kardan is committed to ongoing mentorship, training, employment opportunities, and workforce readiness — supporting not only today’s workforce, but also the future growth and security of WA’s Aboriginal community and, more broadly, Australia’s young talent.
With a strong focus on providing rewarding careers within the Kardan Construction family, we take pride in seeing our apprentices grow into their own business owners.
Kardan’s apprenticeship and traineeship programs provide structured pathways for individuals to progress from their first role in the industry to professional, qualified positions. Each journey is unique, supported by mentoring, hands-on training, and opportunities for leadership. These stories reflect more than individual success — they are evidence of Kardan’s commitment to Aboriginal employment, diversity, and meaningful social impact. By investing in our people, we create strong teams, thriving communities, and real opportunities for life-changing outcomes.
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BREANNA HAYNES
Bree started with Kardan in 2020 as an admin trainee and now manages our Kardan Direct business. Bree is proof that hard work pays off, showing that in 6 years what can be achieved. In addition to be a superstar manager, Bree is an incredible artist and her artwork features on the Kardan vehicles and marketing materials as well as on numerous client projects.
ELVIS PICKETT
Elvis was our first carpentry apprentice back in 2021 and he graduated in 2025 as our first ever apprentice to go "all the way!!". Juggling a young family of 6 children, Scott is a positive role model to anyone wanting to make a better life for themselves.
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SCOTT PICKETT
Elvis's cousin Scott started with us in late 2021 as our first painting apprentice. Scott graduated as our first painter in 2025 and has proven his ability by working on our most prestigious projects including Government House, Police Headquarters and Kings Park.
SAM ADAMS
Sam worked with Kardan as Trades Assistant since 2019 and in 2021 took the step of becoming a painting apprentice. During her apprenticeship, Sam worked incredibly hard and was able to buy her first home and graduated as our first female apprentice in 2025.