Apprentices presented with certificates at special ceremony
The event, held at Derby County Cricket Club, celebrated the success of local learners as part of National Apprenticeship Week – a nationwide event designed to celebrate apprenticeships and the positive impact they have on individuals, businesses and the wider economy.
The successful apprentices – whose apprenticeships included hospitality, supervision and leadership and housekeeping – received their certificates from Gail Naylor-Kelly, HIT area manager for Derbyshire, and Mike Worley, HIT’s director of hospitality and catering.
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Hide AdThey were Michael Keene, of The Old Vicarage; Laura Reid, of Normanton and Village View Nursing Home; Scott Maylard, Elton Adams and Rouzbah Ravanshad, of Da Vinci Facilities; Katarzyna Czartek from Holiday Inn, Derby; and Karen Wade, John Burton and Margaret Walshaw, of Willowcroft Care Home.
Also receiving a certificate of achievement was Sam Skivington, a former apprentice who has now progressed in his career to become a trainer-assessor within the HIT Derbyshire team. Two more members of the HIT Derbyshire team, Lee Graves and Ben Robinson, were also presented with certificates.