A BROMSGROVE students academic successes have been highlighted by their education provider as part of National Apprenticeship Week celebrations.
Heart of Worcestershire College (HoW) has shined a light on Hannah Randall, a Level 3 Motor Vehicle Service and Maintenance Technician at it’s Bromsgrove campus.
Hannah chose an apprenticeship over tradiitonal study to gain hand-son experience and practical skills. Her role involves oil services, inspections, tyre fitting, and the replacement of key vehicle components.
The student has applied her skills learned at HoW College to restore her own 1966 Series 2a Land Rover, and encourages others to consider apprenticeships for skill development and independence.
HoW College are highlighting a lot of successful outcomes for its apprentices as the nation comes together to celebrate the achievements and importance of apprentices as an alternative to traditional education routes.
At HoW College, apprenticeships are a key part of the educational offering, with the college committed to providing high-quality training and support to help students succeed in their chosen careers.
National Apprenticeship Week (February 10 to 16) showcases the achievements of apprentices and highlights the opportunities that apprenticeships provide to develop individuals’ essential skills while earning and learning.
Mo Horan, vice principal apprenticeships, partnerships & skills at HoW College, said: “Apprenticeships are a fantastic way for individuals to gain practical experience while building their knowledge and skills.
“At HoW College, we are proud to work with a range of employers to support our apprentices in achieving their career aspirations.
“National Apprenticeship Week is a great opportunity to celebrate their hard work and dedication, and to encourage others to consider apprenticeships as a pathway to a rewarding future.
“It also serves as an important reminder of the important role apprenticeships play in shaping the future workforce and supporting economic growth.”
HoW College is the largest further education college in Worcestershire with four campuses in Worcester, Redditch, Bromsgrove and Malvern.
Visit www.howcollege.ac.uk for more information.
