YMCA Trinity Group
Joshua Gallon as part of his duties as an Apprentice Early Years Assistant was required
Apprentices on the Frontline highlights some of the most extraordinary stories of employers and their apprentices across different business sectors, showing how they have adapted to new working practices during the Covid-19 pandemic. Both employers and apprentices have faced and overcome enormous obstacles. We are recognising these people and showcasing the most inspiring stories from across the country.
FEATURED APPRENTICE STORIES
ROYAL NAVY
At home and overseas, the Royal Navy apprentices maintained their operations, as told in these two individual stories.
APPRENTICES ON THE FRONT LINE
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SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD presented by THE ARMED FORCES
We are delighted that The Armed Forces (Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force) will partner this important campaign, and, together with ESFA, will be selecting one of the most inspiring stories from the entries received on the Apprentices on the Frontline campaign microsite for a special one-off recognition award to be presented at this year’s National Apprenticeship Awards on 25th November, 2020.
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820 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Navy
Callum Gilbert is an Aircraft Engineering Technician (AET) within the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm
Go-Ahead London
During Covid-19, Sherice Cadette balanced her key worker role as a London bus driver alongside
Barts Health NHS Trust
Munajj Islam, an Assistant Clinical Technologist has continued to deliver high quality Clinical Engineering services
Melksham Town Council
Taylor Robinson, the Town Council’s Business Administration Apprentice was a driving force behind setting up
Bentley Motors
Ryan started on a 2 year L4 Software developer apprenticeship in September 2019. Although we
Yorkshire Housing
Joel Williams is Yorkshire Housing’s data analyst apprentice and had only been with the company
In association with
the armed forces
(Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force)
