Paisley Daily Express

Trainees urged to take up the challenge

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Employers and young people have been urged to take on the Apprentice­ship Challenge.

Developing the Young Workforce West is urging local apprentice employers in Renfrewshi­re and East Renfrewshi­re to get involved and make a difference in their area.

Supported by Ski l l s Developmen­t Scotland, the Scottish Apprentice­ship Challenge 2017 will see groups of apprentice­s take on projects that utilise and develop the skills they have gained to benefit their community.

The challenge is open to any organisati­on with staff currently following an apprentice­ship framework, and is open to either an individual apprentice, or a team of up to eight apprentice­s from any industry and either from the private or public sector.

All participat­ing teams will be invited to a presentati­on ceremony in October where they will present their project to a panel of judges.

The categories for the awards will include: Most innovative project, best presentati­on, best report and an overall winner who will progress to the Scottish Apprentice­ship Challenge National Awards.

Registrati­ons must be received by June 30 and the challenge should be completed and report submitted by September 29.

To find out more about apprentice­ship opportunit­ies and to advertise vacancies at your company for free, visit www.apprentice­ships.scot

Through Developing the Young Workforce West, employers are able to engage with local young people, allowing insight into their industry and the opportunit­y to develop and source their future workforce.

To find out more about DYW West visit www. dywwest.co.uk

 ??  ?? Fun and games The sun was shining for the event Proud mum Debby Needleman, with twin daughters Georgia and Chloe, 10
Fun and games The sun was shining for the event Proud mum Debby Needleman, with twin daughters Georgia and Chloe, 10

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