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Find out how an Employability course helped Cidney Benest to gain employment as a Teaching Assistant.

Ryan tells us about the behaviours, attitudes and skills learnt in his Apprenticeship so far.

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Our ‘Get into’ courses are Sector-based Work Academy Programmes (SWAPs) that help prepare you to apply for jobs and develop your skills in a particular industry.

Josh Coleman is completing the Advanced Carpentry and Joinery Level 3 Apprenticeship. We spoke with Josh to find out about his apprenticeship journey.

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Bailey is completing an Installation and Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship with employer EJ Ditton and Co. Ltd.

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Rachael is a Teaching Assistant for Key Stage 2 at St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School, Margate, and completed the Supported Teaching and Learning Level 3 Apprenticeship.

Jonathan is a Horticulture/Landscape Construction Operative Level 2 apprentice at Webbs Garden in St Martins Hospital, Canterbury.

Sky completed a Laboratory Technician Level 3 Apprenticeship, employed as an Assistant Healthcare Scientist with East Kent Hospitals Foundation Trust, at QEQM Hospital.

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Charlotte works as a Service Manager for Porchlight, and has just achieved a Distinction for her Team Leader Level 3 Apprenticeship.

Olivia completed her Level 3 Early Years Practitioner Apprenticeship at Little Acorns Pre-School, in Herne Bay.

Kimberly is an Assistant Healthcare Scientist in the Pathology department (blood sciences), with East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust at Kent and Canterbury Hospital in Canterbury. She recently graduated with an overall Distinction.

Dylan is employed as a Resourcing Business Administration Assistant, completing the Business Administration Level 3 Apprenticeship, for the East Kent NHS University Foundation Trust at Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

Debbie is incredibly passionate about educating others to break the stigma around mental health, and is always to there to support patients and colleagues as much as she can.

Nicola Kelly, Assistant Principal of Broadstairs College, was another of our group's very own apprentices who graduated this year. She is committed to enriching student experience and community support, by really understanding students and community need.

Joanna Brown, Assistant Principal of Ashford College, was one of our group's very own apprentices who graduated at Rochester Cathedral this year.

Cayleigh has completed the Team Leader Level 3 Apprenticeship, achieving a distinction, alongside her full-time role as the Apprenticeship Advisor for the East Kent NHS University Foundation Trust at Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

Simon has just moved into an exciting new management role, in which he can apply all of the knowledge he acquired from his Apprenticeship programme.

Rhona Williams, Managing Director of EKC Training, tells us how she effectively manages a large training unit.

Apprenticeships can be used to attract new recruits or develop existing employees. Here are some of the benefits of employing an apprentice...

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I had the pleasure of meeting Sharon back in August to discuss her reasons behind choosing an Apprenticeship, how she found the experience and what she has planned for the future.

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