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It바카라 사이트s National Apprenticeship Week - and we바카라 사이트re celebrating over 700 apprentices who are currently training within NDA group businesses across the UK.

NDA group celebrates National Apprenticeship Week with new apprenticeship programme

NDA group celebrates National Apprenticeship Week with new apprenticeship programme

Our apprentices are contributing to one of the most important environmental clean-up programmes in the world, and during the week we바카라 사이트ll be sharing their stories.

This year바카라 사이트s theme is 바카라 사이트Build the Future바카라 사이트, and our apprentices are doing just that.

To mark the 15th annual Apprenticeship Week, we바카라 사이트re launching a new finance apprenticeship programme based across our group of businesses.

The new pilot scheme is sponsored by the NDA and will help to support our efforts to futureproof our mission by ensuring we have the right skills in place at the right time to achieve our mission of cleaning up the UK바카라 사이트s earliest nuclear sites.

David Vineall, NDA Group Chief People Officer, said:

바카라 사이트Our mission to clean up the UK바카라 사이트s earliest nuclear sites is one of the most important environmental remediation programmes in the world, with work at some of our sites continuing for over 100 years.

바카라 사이트It바카라 사이트s vital we attract new talent into our businesses to enable us to deliver our mission, the work we do is varied, exciting and challenging and the opportunities and careers we can offer are rewarding. Apprenticeships play an important role by providing us with a pipeline of talent.

바카라 사이트I바카라 사이트m incredibly proud of our apprentices and the contribution they make to the NDA group, we have a rich and established history in investing in apprenticeships and we will continue this commitment and investment for many years to come.

바카라 사이트National Apprenticeship Week is a great way to celebrate their achievements and thank them for the role they play in the success of our mission.

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National Apprenticeship Week gives us a chance to hear from our apprentices and their experiences of learning and developing in the workplace. We바카라 사이트ll be sharing their stories across our social media channels throughout the week.

We바카라 사이트ll hear from those training in a range of disciplines including quality technicians, health, safety and environment, welding, nuclear operators, project management, firefighting and business administration.

Katie Wightman, who was named UK Nuclear Apprentice of the Year at the National Skills Academy Nuclear Awards 2021, now works at Sellafield Ltd. She said:

바카라 사이트Joining the nuclear industry genuinely changed my life. What바카라 사이트s great about the industry is that it바카라 사이트s ever changing and diverse. That appealed to me massively and I knew I wanted to be part of it. I wanted to be part of the change.

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Jack Lopresti MP, co-chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Apprenticeships said:

바카라 사이트I am a huge supporter of apprenticeships, as they are an open door into the world of work. Apprentices earn while they learn.

바카라 사이트I am glad that National Apprenticeship Week offers the whole country the chance to see something of the great work done by apprentices with great support from employers.

바카라 사이트As we build back after the Covid pandemic, we need to reset our economy for a world that is rapidly evolving. Apprenticeships in the nuclear industry represent opportunities in a world-beating sector and are just the sort of skills our country needs.바카라 사이트

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Published 7 February 2022