A young Plymouth-based plumber has been highlighted as a professional example of how undertaking an apprenticeship can be a crucial means of embarking on a plumbing career.
Northamptonshire-based Plumbing Trade Supplies is a finalist in the Business Charity Awards thanks to its training initiatives aimed at helping homeless people back into work.
The project manager who oversaw the construction of The Shard has said that construction apprenticeships are a valuable pathway to lucrative and challenging careers.
The residents of a Birmingham homeless project are being given the chance to work for NVQs by taking part in the renovation work of their own accommodation.
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