Who’s A Winner – #NAW2022
Part of National Apprenticeship Week is about celebrating some of our shining stars in the apprenticeship world – both pre-apprenticeships (traineeships) and apprenticeships!
We asked our tutors to nominate one student each for the award, each winner receiving a certificate and a Β£20 voucher in recognition of their hard work and achievements.
π₯ Drum roll please – congratulations to…
π Charlotte Pritchard
Traineeship
Charlotte’s attendance and punctuality is 100% and she’s shown a huge amount of progress during the traineeship programme. She successfully passed the Level 2 Functional Skills reading and writing exams.
Charlotte’s regularly asks for more work to complete at home and is well prepared for lessons. She has a positive attitude and all her work is completed in a timely manner.
She’s receiving great feedback from her employer and her confidence is growing each week!
π Jess Smith
Level 3 Early Years Educator
Jess has grown in confidence and managed to overcome several barriers in her life to become an excellent Early Years Practitioner.
She has completed a Traineeship, Level 2 Apprenticeship and now the Level 3 Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator) with a Distinction!
π Marco Ferrari
Level 3 Teaching Assistant
Marco has worked extremely hard throughout his apprenticeship. He’s not only performed exceptionally well within his role as Teaching Assistant at his school, but also developed massively in terms of his confidence.
He’s recently passed his End Point Assessment and is very proud of his achievement.
π Kirsty Trevarthen
Level 3 Early Years Educator
Kirsty has a professional attitude and always has thoughtful contributions for group discussions.
She’s happy to help her fellow learners and works hard to submit her work regularly.
π Ella Davis
Level 2 Early Years Practitioner
Ella has progressed onto an apprenticeship after completing a traineeship. She’s worked extremely hard throughout her Level 2, now nearing completion.
Ella’s dedication to an Early Years Practitioner role is evident – she is motivated and strives to deliver the best provision to the children in her care. From the beginning of her course, Ella has submitted some excellent work and has always met the target dates set.
She shows an excellent commitment to her own continual professional development and uses available opportunities to extend her own learning and development!
π Thomas Pettit
Traineeship
Despite the challenges Thomas faced last year, he attended regularly and was punctual.
He always works hard when he’s in class and participates well in group activities. He’s also enjoyed his placement at Highbridge Engineering.
Last year, Thomas had to deal with a number of difficult situations that were out of his control. Instead of letting this get him down, he used it to focus on his future!
π Karla Grainger
Level 3 Teaching Assistant
Karla has shown a true commitment to learning.
She has progressed from the Support Work in Schools (SWIS) award, to Level 3 standard apprenticeship!
π Millie Hole
Level 3 Business Administrator
Millie has gone above and beyond the expectations of an apprentice.
She has demonstrated positive changes in the workplace and continues to make them.
Millie often offers peer support to her fellow learners.
π Sharif Haque
Level 3 Business Administrator
Sharif is extremely committed and demonstrates growth and development.
It’s impressive to see the journey Sharif has taken and his results to date.
π Brendon Pentland
Level 3 Teaching Assistant
Brendon has overcome personal and external barriers that could have potentially impacted on his continuation of the apprenticeship.
His apprenticeship has helped him identify and embed life long learning skills, such as resilience and assertiveness, as well as skills that promote his main aim, which supports teaching and learning in the school setting.
Brendon has developed good, adaptable communication skills. His confidence continues to develop well – he will share his knowledge, skills and behaviours that promote peer interaction and progression.
π Emily Cummin
Level 3 Early Years Educator
Emily always completes her units independently and submits her work on time, if not early.
She’s ahead of target. She completes tasks when asked – for example her off the job training records are exemplary.
We have been out to observe her three times, and every time she has planned some lovely activities for the children.
She supports her nursery’s ‘curiosity approach’ and sets up really engaging and exciting activities that support children’s development.
π Leah Fineberg
Level 3 Early Years Educator
Leah is a model learner, self-motivated, dedicated and continually works hard to go above and beyond.
She contributes in sessions and is always supportive and helpful to her peers in our sessions!
π Lauren Cross
Traineeship
Lauren is a lively and enthusiastic presence in class.
She works hard, and this month has passed her English Level 2 Writing Paper – a brilliant achievement!
π Paige Davies
Traineeship
Paige has received excellent feedback from her work placement. She has made a real impact!
Paige is always willing, friendly and works hard. She arrives with a smile, puts 100% into her work and is making great progress!
Paige is due to sit her Functional Skills exams this week, having passed her mock papers!
We hope National Apprenticeship Week 2022 inspires you to build a better future, whether for yourself, someone you know or an employee! If you have any questions, please contact one of our team on 0330 332 7997, use Live Chat below or complete the contact us form.
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